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MUFG Bank invests in GLIN Impact Capital 2 to back ESG growth

The investment aligns with the bank’s medium-term business strategy.

MUFG Bank has announced its investment as a limited partner in GLIN Impact Capital 2, a private equity fund managed by GLIN Impact Capital, in line with the bank’s medium-term business plan.

GLIN focuses on impact investments that aim to generate positive social and environmental outcomes alongside financial returns, with MUFG also participating as a member of the fund’s investment advisory committee.

The investment targets unlisted growth-stage companies in Japan and overseas, spanning the climate and environment, healthcare, and inclusivity sectors.

MUFG’s “Drive Social & Environmental Progress” pillar is embedded in its management strategy, contributing to the resolution of social challenges through financial services.

The bank also aims to gain practical, hands-on experience in advancing social progress by supporting growth-stage companies, the press release said.

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