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Sompo Japan Insurance Inc. Overview

Sompo is one of the oldest and leading insurance companies in Japan

Key Corporate Data as at March 31, 2011

Establishment	: 1888
Head Office	: Tokyo, Japan
Chairman	: Masatoshi Sato
President & CEO	: Kengo Sakurada
Market Cap (NKSJ Holdings)	: 12.2 billion $
Net Assets	: 9.7 billion $
Total Assets	: 60.0 billion $
Net Premiums Written	: 15.0 billion $
Profit after tax	: 501 million $
Solvency Margin Ratio	: %800
Ratings¹	: AA- (S&P), Aa3 (Moody's)
Offices	: Yurtiçi 5373, Yurtdışı 29 ülke
Agents	: 45.084
Employees	: 18.708

1. As of July 1, 2011. 1USD = 83.15Yen

Business Lines

• Non-Life Insurance (Domestic and Overseas)

• Life Insurance

• Defined Contribution (DC) Pension Management

• Mutual Fund and Investment Advisory

• Healthcare

Overview of NKSJ Group

NKSJ Group is one of "3 mega Non-life insurers" in Japan .

Position and strengths of NKSJ Group

• Top level non-life insurance market share in approx. half the number of the prefectures in Japan .

• Strong distribution channel supported by exclusive and specialized professional agents .

• Overwhelming strengths in financial institution-related agents, especially regional banks .

On a Group-wide basis, NKSJ is targeting adjusted consolidated profit of JPY160 billion in FY2015.

US$ 1 = JPY80

Sompo Japan has a Worldwide Network: 29 countries and 3,000 employees .
Recent efforts to expand our international presence
   • [Brazil] Sompo acquired 50% stake in Marítima Seguros in July 2009 for ca JPY14.4bn ($172m)
   • [Singapore] Sompo acquired 100% stake in Tenet Insurance in May 2010 for ca JPY6.4bn($76m)
   • [Turkey] Sompo acquired 99% stake in Fiba Sigorta in November 2010 for ca JPY27.4bn($327m)

NKSJ Holdings published Corporate Responsibility Communication 2011

NKSJ Holdings Inc, a joint company of Sompo Japan and Nipponkoa founded in April 2010, has released its first CSR report. The purpose of the Corporate Responsibility Communication 2011 is to create synergy between affiliated companies and implement CSR initiatives at the highest levels of the company.

Highlights in this year's report include:

1. Efforts made for the Great East Japan Earthquake
More than 3,000 personnel worked to make prompt insurance payments in the areas affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake of March 2011. The entire NKSJ Group has also been engaged in different types of volunteer activities.
2. Use of ISO 26000 to implement CSR initiatives
We received the Third Party Comments for this report from Carolyn Schmidt, an expert delegate to the ISO 26000 Working Group on Social Responsibility. We have begun using the ISO 26000 standard as an evaluation tool to clarify our own strengths and weaknesses in order to decide on, implement and give a higher priority to social responsibility initiatives.
3. Counter measures on climate change
The NKSJ Group is making efforts focused on measures for adaptation to and mitigation of climate change. For example, Sompo Japan is offering Weather Index Insurance to rice farmers in Thailand in order to reduce damage caused by droughts. We received more than 6,000 applications for this product in five provinces over four months in 2011. In addition, Nipponkoa is working to reduce its environmental impact throughout its entire value chain and has issued a Carbon Neutrality Declaration stating its intention to achieve net zero CO2 emissions by year end 2012.

	NKSJ Holdings has been included in the following SRI indexes.
	* Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (SAM Gold Class) * FTSE4Good Global Index * Ethibel Pioneer and Excellence Investment Registers (universe) * MS-SRI Morningstar Socially Responsible Investment Index

	To see the full CSR report, please visit:
	http://www.nksj-hd.com/en/csr/communications/