Climate change has become a global issue that cannot be ignored. As an important player on the capital market, the financial industry should take the lead in climate change management. The Company became a TCFD Supporter in December 2020 and established a cross-subsidiary TCFD taskforce within the Group to gradually define the Group's risks and opportunities identification, measurement, monitoring, reporting and other management procedures through education and training and taskforce meetings according to TCFD's "Governance", "Strategy", "Risk Management", and "Metrics and Targets".

Following the TCFD launched by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in 2017, financial supervisory agencies around the world have gradually formulated climate risk management-related disclosure norms, including the "Climate Risk Financial Disclosure Guidelines for Domestic Banks" and "Climate Risk Financial Disclosure Guidelines for the Insurance Industry" issued by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) in 2021. The Company also follows the "comply or explain" principle when making financial disclosures. The summary of implementation results are described hereunder. For the full disclosure, see the 2025 TCFD & TNFD Report.