Disclosure Policy
Basic Policy on the Disclosure of Information
DHR strives to disclose easy-to-understand information promptly, accurately, and fairly to ensure transparency of the asset management operations, and contribute to investors making investment decisions based on the principle of self-responsibility. DHR discloses information in accordance with the details set forth by the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations, the Tokyo Stock Exchange, and The Investment Trusts Association, Japan, among others, and even in cases when DHR’s disclosure of information does not fall under the category of information disclosed based on laws and regulations, DHR will proactively disclose information that conceivably could affect the investment decisions of investors.
Information Disclosure System
In regard to the timely disclosure by DHR, the Finance and Corporate Planning Department of the Asset Manager has the role of disclosing the information and the Officer responsible for Finance, IR and Planning is in charge of handling information. In addition, in order to monitor the appropriateness of timely disclosure, the Compliance Division checks disclosure material, the date and method of disclosure, and other matters promptly after the implementation of timely disclosure, and reports the results of its findings to the Board of Directors of DHR.
Methods Employed to Implement Timely Disclosure
In regard to the implementation of timely disclosure, aside from the method of registering information on the "Timely Disclosure network (TDnet)," DHR also distributes this information at the press club within the Tokyo Stock Exchange ("Kabuto Club"), the press club within the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, and the press club of the construction trade newspaper of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. DHR also posts its disclosure material on the DHR website on the day of disclosure.