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History of Value Creation Trading 48% 2013-2015 2016-2018 1st Medium-Term Management Plan 2nd Medium-Term Management Plan Achievement of JPY 8.5 billion reduction in operating expenses through post-merger synergies Progress is made toward transitioning to a management structure that does not overly rely on the condition of the Japanese stock market 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Japan Securities Clearing Corporation (JSCC) and Japan Government Bond Clearing Corporation (JGBCC) merged in 2013. As a result, the clearing operations related to over-the- counter trading for Japanese government bonds which had been carried out by JGBCC were taken over by JSCC, and JSCC became a clearing house that handles a wide range of yen interest rate instruments in addition to clearing operations for Japanese government bond futures trading and interest rate swap trading. Expansion of OTC clearing business through clearing house merger JPX is formed through ...

Target 2030 Contribute to sustainable societal and economic development by evolving into a global, comprehensive finance and information platform* which provides solutions for a wide range of societal issues, centered on the ability to raise and circulate capital *Named "G-HUB" (Heighten market integrity, Unlock opportunity, Benefit society) Our vision to be achieved by 2030 Contributing to realizing an affluent society through sustainable market development We shall contribute to the realization of an affluent society by promoting sustainable development of the market by ensuring reliability and public visibility, laying the foundation of a market which is highly convenient, efficient, and transparent, and providing creative and attractive services. We believe that these efforts bring rewards in the form of profits resulting from the increased support and confidence of investors and other market users. Corporate Philosophy...

Your Exchange of Choice JPX Report 2014 Contents About JPX Corporate Philosophy ............................... 2 Our Role .................................................... 3 Snapshot ................................................... 4 History of JPX ............................................. 6 Message from Group CEO ........................ 8 About JPX .................................................. 10 Business Conditions and Competitive Landscape .......................... 12 Corporate Governance ............................. 14 Interview with Outside Director ...............20 JPX Organizational Structure .................... 22 Aiming to Increase Corporate Value .............................. 23 Executive Message Atsushi Saito Director & Representative Executive Officer, Group CEO Japan Exchange Group, Inc. ........................... 24 Michio Yoneda Director & Representative, Executive Officer, Group COO Japan Exchange Group, Inc. ........................... 28 Akira Kiyota President & CEO Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. ............................ 30 Hiromi Yamaji President & CEO Osaka Exchange, Inc. ................................... 34 Takafumi Sato Governor and President Japan Exchange Regulation ........................... 38 Hironaga Miyama President & CEO Japan Securities Clearing Corporation .............. 40 Yoshinori Suzuki Executive Vice President & CIO Japan Exchange Group, Inc. ........................... 42 Overview of Medium-Term Management Plan (FY2013–FY2015) ..... 44 Special Feature“Power of the Capital Market”...............................45 Supporting Economic Growth through the ...

Annual Report 1998 Tokyo Stock Exchange Year Ended March 31, 1998 500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 1970 71 75 74 73 72 CONTENTS Statistical Highlights.....................................3 Message from the President..........................5 TSE Market System.......................................6 Special Feature............................................12 Financial Statements...................................14 Board of Governors and Auditors ..............17 List of Members and Special Participants...20 Profile or almost 120 years, the Tokyo Stock Exchange (TSE) has been recognized and functioned as Japan’s central stock market. Since its reestablishment in 1949, the TSE has responded positively to trading demands from both overseas and domestic investors, operating both cash and derivatives markets. Now, at the drawn of a new era in which the legal and system- atic framework created by the recent market reforms is taking shape, the TSE is endeavoring to construct and operate a highly efficient and competitive market that will allow it to play a major role in ...

3 Tokyo Stock Exchange ANNUAL REPORT 1999 YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 1999 4 Contents 1 Statistical Highlights 2 Message from the President 4 Review of Operations 10 Financial Statements 12 Financial Review 13 Organization Structure 14 Board of Governors and Auditors 18 List of Members and Special Participants 5 Statistical Highlights Years ended December 31 1998 1997 1996 STOCK MARKET Listed Companies : Domestic 1,838 1,805 1,766 : Foreign 52 60 67 Newly Listed Companies : Domestic 54 50 59 : Foreign 4 1 2 Market Value (¥billions) : Domestic 275,181 280,930 347,578 Trading Value (¥billions) : Domestic 97,391 108,500 101,892 : Foreign 88 168 167 Trading Volume (million shs.) : Domestic 123,198 107,566 100,170 : Foreign 22 62 63 BOND MARKET Listed Issues 956 1,134 1,326 Market Value (¥billions) 250,304 235,993 222,929 Trading Value (¥billions) 8,895 16,815 19,638...

ANNUAL REPORT 2000 YEAR ENDED MARCH 31, 2000 CONTENTS 1 STATISTICAL HIGHLIGHTS 2 MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT 4 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS 10 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 12 FINANCIAL REVIEW 13 ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE 14 BOARD OF GOVERNORS AND AUDITORS 18 LIST OF MEMBERS AND SPECIAL PARTICIPANTS Years ended December 31 1999 1998 1997 STOCK MARKET Listed Companies : Domestic 1,892 1,838 1,805 : Foreign 43 52 60 Newly Listed Companies : Domestic 75 54 50 : Foreign—41 Market Value (¥billions) : Domestic 456,840 275,181 280,930 Trading Value (¥billions) : Domestic 185,541 97,391 108,500 : Foreign 82 88 168 Trading Volume (million shs.) : Domestic 155,163 123,198 107,566 : Foreign 19 22 62 BOND MARKET Listed Issues 840 956 1,134 Market Value (¥billions) 270,178 250,304 235,993 Trading Value (¥billions) 5,599 8,895 16,815 Trading Volume (¥billions) 5,078 8,557 16,148 *Market Value, ...

Tokyo Stock Exchange Annual Report 2001 Year Ended 31 March 2001 TSE-AR-2001 8/14* 01.8.27 5:47 PMページ2 Profile For most of its 120-year history, Tokyo Stock Exchange ("TSE") has been Japan’s leading stock exchange and has also held a pre-eminent position among Asian exchanges. Over the last two decades, TSE has developed a truly global presence and now ranks among the world's top three stock exchanges. TSE justly prides itself on its strengths as a leader and as a partner, and is commit- ted to working together with other leading exchanges in Asia and the rest of the world to shape the global securities market of the future. Over the years, as investors and markets have grown in sophistication, TSE has diversified its product range to include the trading of both equity and bond deriva- tives. TSE ...

Annual Report For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2002 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. 2-1 Nihombashi-Kabuto-cho Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-8220, Japan Tel:(81)3-3666-0141 http://www.tse.or.jp/ This entire report is printed with soy ink on paper which is 50% recycled. Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) is Japan’s leading stock exchange and from its outset has held a pre-eminent position among Asian exchanges. Over the last two decades, TSE has developed a truly global presence and now ranks among the world’s top three stock exchanges. TSE prides itself on its strengths as a leader and as a partner, and is committed to working together with other leading exchanges in Asia and the rest of the world to shape the global securities market of the future. Over the years, as investors and markets have grown in sophistication, TSE has diversified ...

For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2003 Japanese Stocks JGB Futures TOPIX Futures Annual Report Where the World Trades Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) was founded in 1949 and has functioned as Japan’s“central market,”growing along with the Japanese economy. TSE claimed an overwhelming 92% share of the total value of all trading on domestic stock exchanges during 2002. Relative to global stock exchanges, TSE had a market value of¥232 trillion (as of the end of March 2003) and an average daily trading value of¥739 billion (FY2002), making it one of the leading stock exchanges in the world in terms of both size and liquidity. TSE is a major international capital market, with trading by non- Japanese investors accounting for nearly one third of the value of its trading turnover during 2002. TSE has become a comprehensive exchange, providing markets for derivative products such as ...

Annual Report 2004 For the fiscal year ended March 31, 2004 Annual Rep ort 2004 Tokyo Stock Exchange, Inc. (TSE) was founded in 1949 and has functioned since then as Japan’s“central market,”playing an important role in the growth and expansion of the nation’s economy. In 2003, TSE had an overwhelming 95% share of the total value of all trading on domestic stock exchanges. TSE had a market value of¥363 trillion as of the end of March 2004 and trading value of¥291 trillion for FY 2003 (year ended March 31, 2004), making it one of the leading stock exchanges in the world in terms of both size and liquidity. In addition to its core Japanese equity market, TSE provides markets for derivatives products such as long- term Japanese government bond futures and TOPIX futures. Furthermore, TSE offers not only market services, but also settlement and ...