TSB will designate the Executive Officer in Charge of Compliance as the AML/CTF Supervisor and the Compliance Department as the AML/CTF Supervising Department to build a centralized management framework. Further, we will also conduct a periodic review on the effectiveness of the framework and continuously strive to improve the framework based on the review results.

TSB will identify and assess risks that we facesin a timely and appropriate manner based on the concept of a risk-based approach and take measures to mitigate such risks. Further, we will periodically and continuously assess their effectiveness, and revise them as needed.

TSB will conduct identity verification and confirmation according to customer risk or transaction risk under the related laws and regulations, and take customer management measures in an appropriate and continuous manner. In addition, we will abandon and eliminate inappropriate relationships such as with anti-social forces and individuals subject to economic sanctions in accordance with laws and regulations.

TSB will detect suspicious activity through transaction monitoring and other means, and promptly file a report with the authorities. In addition, we will promptly take measures against those subject to economic sanctions and file a suspicious activity report according to domestic and international rules and regulations.

TSB will gather and assess information on correspondent banks and then take appropriate measures according to the risks. In addition, if a correspondent bank is a fictitious bank with no operations (a so-called “shell bank”), TSB will eliminate our relationship with them.

TSB will provide training and support for officers and employees in order to increase their awareness of the importance of AML/CTF and maintain and strengthen expertise and professional skills commensurate with their roles.