Financial Well-being and Sustainable Growth
NOMURA
For Our Society: Achieving net zero
We joined the Net Zero Banking Alliance1 in September 2021 and from this autumn we plan to set 2030
medium-term targets for high impact sectors
Our commitment
2021
2022
2023
2024
2025
Scope1, 2
Scope 3
Cat 15
Our own
operations
Emissions related
to lending and
investment
Emissions related
to capital markets
transactions
(underwriting)4
Usage of renewable energy at main global offices
Over 50%
Scope 1 1,924 t-CO₂ (YOY -11%)
Scope 2 31,710 t-CO2 (YoY -19%) 2
Set reduction target
for GHG emissions
from high impact
sectors
Over 70%
Closely watching
drafting of
guidelines by PCAF³
GHG emissions from lending and investment portfolios:
Relative comparison (illustrative)
Absolute amount: Million tonnes of CO₂e
150
100
Agriculture Cement
Real
estate
Others
Oil and
gas
50
1234
0
Bank A
Bank B
Bank C
Nomura
Oil and gas sector emissions
All sector
emissions
Transport
(approx.
80% from
cars)
Electric
power
Steel
2030
2050
Achieve net
100%
zero by 2030
decarbonized society
Support transition to
2030
medium-
term target
(vs. 2020)
Plan to set
up from this
autumn
Achieve net
zero from
lending and
investment
portfolios by
2050
■ GHG emissions from Nomura Group's lending and
investment portfolios are relatively small
Scope: Lending and investment on balance sheet
includes shares held by Nomura Holdings and lending
and securities held by international Wholesale and
Nomura Trust and Banking
High impact sectors: Electric power, cars, others
One of the seven initiatives under the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero where banks commit to carbon neutrality in the lending and investment portfolios by 2050.
FY2021/22 actual.
Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials works globally to implement a harmonized approach to assess and disclose the GHG emissions associated with financial institutions' loans and investments.
Currently not included in calculations or targets in line with NZBA guidelines.
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