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SBI ARUHI Corp has established an "ESG Committee chaired by CEO" that "meets quarterly as a general rule to discuss the mid- and long-term sustainability trends" and an ESG Task Force "is responsible for driving and supporting the implementation of actual initiatives and actions against climate change." The committee "submits half-yearly reports to the Board of Directors" and the Risk Management Office manages progress and reports to an ERM Committee. However, we found no evidence of any oversight, review, or alignment mechanisms specifically for the company’s lobbying or political engagement activities and no mention of who, if anyone, is responsible for supervising such efforts, indicating that the company does not disclose a lobbying governance framework.
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SBI ARUHI Corp provides only limited visibility into its climate-related lobbying. It indicates an intention to urge the government to introduce energy-saving measures for the housing-loan sector and refers generally to industry-wide activities, but it does not name any specific laws, regulations or jurisdictions it has engaged on. The description of its methods is equally vague: the company does not clarify whether it uses meetings, letters, consultation responses or any other channel, nor does it identify the policymakers it approaches. Finally, its stated aim is simply to promote energy-saving initiatives and support the transition to a carbon-free society, without detailing concrete policy changes, quantitative targets or timelines. Consequently, the disclosure offers only a broad statement of intent and leaves most aspects of its climate-lobbying activities unexplained.
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