HISTORY & TRACK RECORD
KJR Management(KJRM) was established in the early days of J-REITs, is one of the largest asset management companies in japan, we engage in a variety of challenges while maintaining unparalleled stability.
This is a look at the path taken so far by KJRM, which has expanded the total balance of assets under management through numerous pioneering projects.
- 2023 2021
- 2020 2018
- 2017 2015
- 2014 2012
- 2011 2009
- 2008 2006
- 2005 2003
- 2002 2000
October 2023: KJRM
Joined Japan Business Initiative for Biodiversity (JBIB)
Participated 30by30 Alliance for Biodiversity (30by30 Alliance)
June 2023: JMF
Acquired Science Based Targets(SBT)
Strengthened total GHG emissions reduction targets
April 2023: IIF
Acquired the management company for IIF Shonan Health Innovation Park
March 2023: IIF
Acquired Science Based Targets(SBT)
Strengthened total GHG emissions reduction targets
December 2022: IIF
Participated in CDP Climate Change Program for the first time
December 2022: KJRM
Established the KJR Management Human Rights Policy
Signed as an endorser to Advance, created by PRI
October 2022: JMF
Implemented scenario analysis (qualitative analysis) based on TCFD recommendations
September 2022: IIF
Implemented scenario analysis (qualitative analysis) based on TCFD recommendations
April 2022: KJRM
Changed corporate name to KJR Management
March 2022: JMF
Publication of Positive Impact Real Estate Investments
September 2021: IIF
Issued social bonds
IIF has issued the first social bonds
June 2021: JMF IIF
Established CO2 reduction targets
March 2021: JMF
Japan Retail Fund Investment Corporation and MCUBS MidCity Investment Corporation merged to form Japan Metropolitan Fund Investment Corporation
May 2020: MCUBS
Participated in Japan Climate Initiative (JCI)
Participated in Japan Climate Initiative (JCI) in support of the JCI's declaration "Joining the front line of global trend for decarbonization from Japan.” as a J-REIT asset management company.
January 2020: MCUBS
Joint ESG Meeting
MCUBS became the first J-REIT asset manager to held a joint ESG meeting for 3REITs, JRF, IIF and MMI for the purpose of introducing investors the ESG initiatives of MC-UBS Group.
September 2019: JRF
Win the APREA's Innovative Company of the Year
Among the "APREA's 2019 Awards for Excellence", which certifies real estate companies in Asia and the Pacific Rim that have made the best innovations, JRF’s effort for its first initiative in the J-REIT to issue green bonds is evaluated.
August 2019: MCUBS
Agreement to Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)
MCUBS recognizes that climate change is an important environmental issue that significantly affects our business activities and supports of the recommendations by TCFD. We promote initiatives to reduce the impact of climate change through real estate asset management with the aim of improving the energy efficiency and building resilience of our properties.
July 2019: MCUBS
Marged MCUBS MidCity Inc.
April 2019: MCUBS
Additional acquired all of the total issued shares of MCUBS MidCity Inc.
February 2019: IIF
Became the first J-REIT to carry out an acquisition based on the Principles for Positive Impact (equity interest in OTA Techno CORE)
Made the first investment for a J-REIT based on the Sustainable Development Goals and the Principles for Positive Impact. This is an initiative (PRE) under IIF’s mission of supporting the development of regional economies through real estate.
December 2018: JRF
Received a Green Bond Award at the 2018 Sustainable Finance Awards
Received an award from the Research Institute for Environmental Finance (RIEF) in recognition of the Green Bond initiative. The recognition was for the issuance of the first Green Bonds in J-REITs, thereby encouraging other J-REITs to follow suit, and becoming the core of the boom in issuance of Green Bonds in 2018.
May 2018: JRF
Became first J-REIT to issue Green Bonds
Became the first J-REIT to issue Green Bonds to carry out investments that contribute toward the practice and realization of a sustainable environmental and society. Although the initial issue was for eight billion yen, demand was twice that.
July 2017: MCUBS
Established the Group logo and slogan
Established the new Group logo and slogan embodying the corporate brand to create a sense of identity for the MC-UBS Group. Also changed the logos of subsidiaries and investment corporations.
June 2017: JRF IIF
Selected for the MSCI Japan ESG Select Leaders Index
This index is an ESG index by MSCI, a company listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Since the establishment of this index in 2017, all of MC-UBS Group’s investment corporations—JRF, IIF, and MidCity (selected in December 2018)—have been included in the index.
November 2016: JRF [First J-REIT]
Participated in CDP Climate Change Program for the first time
October 2016: MCUBS
Became the first asset management company to sign the UNEP Finance Initiative and UN Global Compact
MCUBS was approached by United Nations Environment Programme – Finance Initiative (UNEP FI) to participate in its Property Working Group (PWG) in recognition of MCUBS’s proactive sustainability activities. The PWG comprises approximately 20 of the world’s major real estate investors, and MCUBS is the third working group member from Japan.
April 2016: IIF
Acquired the "IIF Kakegawa Manufacturing Center (Land with leasehold interest)" as the first IIF plant deal
February 2016: MCUBS
Established MCUBS Japan Advisors Inc.
September 2015: MCUBS
Became the first asset management company to sign the Montreal Carbon Pledge
September 2015: MCUBS
Completed MC-UBS Group joint entrance, and opened Kansai Branch Office in Herbis ENT Office Tower
April 2015: MCUBS
Became the first asset management company to acquire 65% of the shares of MID REIT Management Co., Ltd.
Became the first asset management company to invest in another asset management company and make it into a subsidiary. Investment corporation MCUBS MidCity was added to the Group, expanding the scope of investments.
March 2015: JRF
Received CASBEE building certification for four properties, a first for retail properties
November 2014: IIF
Received BELS certification for one property, a first for logistics properties
November 2014: JRF
Received DBJ Green Building certification for four properties, a first for retail properties
May 2014: IIF
Completed acquisition of research and development facility IIF Kawasaki Science Center utilizing IIF’s first development-type scheme
Avoided development risk and achieved improvement in unrealized gains through utilization of IIF’s first development-type scheme. This is a representative example of an environmentally friendly facility.
November 2013: IIF
Became the first J-REIT to receive the Porter Prize
Became the first J-REIT to receive the Porter Prize, which recognizes companies that have implemented unique strategies based on innovations in products, processes, and ways of managing.
September 2013: IIF
Became the first J-REIT to be certified as Sector Leader based on the GRESB
Obtained a Green Star—the highest evaluation—under the real estate evaluation of the Global Real Estate Sustainability Benchmark (GRESB), and became the first J-REIT to be certified as a Sector Leader in the Asian industrial real estate sector.
August 2013: MCUBS
Became the first asset management company to sign the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)
Became the first J-REIT asset management company to be a signatory after talking to a European investor. Since then, MCUBS has incorporated ESG issues into investment and management processes so as to enhance long-term investment results for beneficiaries.
June 2013: MCUBS
Sign the Principles for Financial Action for the 21st Century
February 2013: IIF
Acquired the IIF Kobe Logistics Center (land with leasehold interest) acquired as the first IIF PRE property
October 2012: IIF
Received DBJ Green Building certification for two properties, a first for logistics properties
October 2011: JRF
Re-acquired the flagship suburban property "mozo wonder city (formerly wondercity)" through reconstruction
March 2011: JRF
JRF properties were affected by the earthquake in the Tohoku area (Great East Japan Earthquake)
Although AEON Sendai Nakayama was damaged, support for the response was taken through cooperating with the tenants and AEON. Also, there were instances where the process for purchasing properties was carried out in darkness during blackouts.
September 2010: MCUBS
Consolidated the Shin-Marunouchi Annex through floor expansion at the Tokyo Building
March 2010: IIF
Acquired the IIF Totsuka Logistics Center (land with leasehold interest) as IIF’s first research and development facility and CRE property
March 2010: JRF
Became the first J-REIT to establish Level-1 American Depository Receipts (ADR) program
March 2010: JRF
Completed the merger process with LaSalle Japan REIT
February 2009: IIF
Became the first J-REIT to issue unsecured investment corporation bonds (subordinated)
February 2008: IIF
Acquired the flagship infrastructure facility "IIF Haneda Airport Maintenance Center"
Hangars are used by Japan Airlines Co., Ltd. for accommodating and servicing aircraft. Became the first J-REIT to handle properties within airports which sit on nationally-owned land. The scale of IPO at that time was approximately 66 billion yen, of which 41.1 billion yen—more than half—was acquired. This is the highest-priced property possessed by IIF.
December 2007: JRF
Became first J-REIT to issue short-term investment corporation bonds (CP)
November 2007: MCUBS
Annex opened in Shin-Marunouchi Building
October 2007 JRF
Re-acquired the flagship urban property "GYRE (former ESQUISSE Omotesando)" through reconstruction
Acquired ESQUISSE Omotesando, the predecessor to GYRE, in 2004. Subsequently, sold the property together with adjacent land to a third-party for redevelopment. Three years later, acquired as the redeveloped GYRE.
October 2007: IIF
Listed on the Tokyo Stock facility-specialized REIT
March 2007: IIF
Industrial & Infrastructure Fund Investment Corporation founded
Founded Japan’s only REIT specializing in industrial and infrastructure properties. Specializes in three types of properties—logistics facilities; manufacturing and research and development facilities; and infrastructure facilities—under the philosophy of supporting Japan’s industrial activities through real estate.
November 2005: MCUBS
Headquarters moved to the Tokyo Building
February 2005: JRF
Became the first J-REIT to issue publicly offered investment corporation bonds
December 2004: JRF
Became the first J-REIT to register for issuance of investment corporation bond
September 2004: JRF
Became the first J-REIT to receive credit rating from Moody's, S&P, and R&I
March 2002: JRF
Became the first J-REIT to be listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange as a facility-specialized REIT
September 2001: JRF
Japan Retail Fund Investment Corporation was founded
Founded as a facility-specialized REIT. The first four properties acquired were: AEON Sendai Nakayama; AEON Chigasaki-Chuo; Ito-Yokado Kawasaki; and 8953 Osaka Shinsaibashi Building, which houses Tokyu Hands.
* Some properties are no longer owned by JRF.
January 2001: MCUBS
Headquarters moved to the Izumikan Kioicho Building
December 2000: MCUBS
Name changed to Mitsubishi Corp.-UBS Realty Inc.
November 2000: MCUBS
MC Asset Management Ltd. was established
Established on the basis of the founder’s spirit of “We always challenge the unprecedented.” This spirit of taking on challenges continues to exist as our DNA.