Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc. | Code of conduct for officers and employees at Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Inc.

Status
Filed
AGM date
Previous AGM date
Proposal number
7
Resolution details
Company ticker
8306
Lead filer
Undisclosed filer
Resolution ask
Adopt or amend a policy
ESG theme
  • Social
ESG sub-theme
  • Decent work
Type of vote
Shareholder proposal
Filer type
Shareholder
Company sector
Financials
Company HQ country
Japan
Supporting statement
Compliance is in the details. Misconduct at the subsidiary bank and securities firm last fiscal year was
excessive. Similar to the broken windows theory, small selfish judgments accumulate into major misconduct.
For example, railway operators nationwide request that people do not walk on escalators, but many still stand
on one side and walk on the other, violating manners and significantly reducing transportation efficiency.
Although not punishable, our officers and employees should adhere to such manners to prevent misconduct.
Additionally, the escalators at Yumeshima Station for the Osaka-Kansai Expo, which the Group sponsors, are
equipped with features to prevent riders standing on only one side, promoting two-line usage with LED
displays. This product is provided by a client of the subsidiary bank.

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