Dialogue with Shareholders
Policy for Constructive Dialogue with Shareholders
JPX aims to sustainably increase its corporate value through the development of fair, transparent, and convenient markets. To achieve this, it is important to listen to the voices of various stakeholders, so JPX will proactively carry out dialogue with those such as shareholders and investors to build long-term relationships of trust.
Management System for Dialogue
Dialogue with shareholders and investors etc. are overseen by the executive officer in charge of IR. Actual meetings will take place with a director, executive officer, or the department in charge of IR, depending on the purpose of the meeting.
To raise the effectiveness of dialogue, the department in charge of IR coordinates closely to share information with all departments across the Group including other corporate divisions such as the treasury, corporate strategy, and general administration departments, as well as the subsidiary financial instruments exchange operators.
Main IR Activities
Activity | Details |
Company Briefings for Retail Investors | On a regular basis |
Company Briefings for Analysts and Institutional Investors | Financial results briefings and business briefings (JPX Investor Day) |
Individual Meetings with Analysts and Institutional Investors | Individual meetings in person or online as and when necessary, in addition to participating in conferences for institutional investors |
Posting of IR Materials on Website |
Earnings reports, material on briefing sessions and general shareholders meetings, securities reports, medium-term management plans and other material on our website. |
Status of Dialogue with Shareholders
Main correspondents | Group CEO, CFO, Executive Officer in charge of Investor Relations, Investor Relations Department |
Shareholders, investors, and analysts with whom we had dialogue(FY2023)* |
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Main topics and points of interest |
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Feedback to the board of directors and employees |
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Actions taken based on dialogue, etc. |
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- Numbers are total meetings (i.e., an investor that attended twice is counted as two)