01
Identifying Stakeholders
Following the AA1000SES (Stakeholder Engagement Standard) and GRI Standards, key stakeholders are identified: Shareholders/Investors, Employees, Policyholders, Government Agencies, Distribution Channels, Suppliers/Contractors, Communities/Schools, Media, and Non-profit Organizations.
02
Sustainability Topic Collection
Aligned with Farglory Life's short- and medium-term ESG goals, the Sustainability Development Team consolidated 18 sustainability topics and designed questionnaires to gauge the level of concern among internal managers and external stakeholders.
03
Impact Analysis
Analyze the impact level and likelihood of occurrence of sustainability risks/opportunities on the Company and its value chain.
Analyze the degree of impact of the Company's and its value chain's operations on the economy, environment, and human rights.
Analyze stakeholders' level of concern regarding each sustainability topic.
04
Assessing Significance of Impacts
Assess the impact level and likelihood of occurrence of sustainability risks/opportunities on the Company and its value chain.
Assess the degree of impact of the Company's and its value chain's operations on the economy, environment, and human rights.
Assess stakeholders' level of concern regarding each sustainability topic.
05
Identifying Material Topics
By integrating the impact level of each sustainability topic on the economy, environment, and society (human rights), the risks/opportunities on the Company and its value chain, and the results of the stakeholder concern analysis, 12 material topics were identified.
06
Confirming Topic Priorities and Disclosure Content
The 12 material topics are mapped to the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and integrated into Farglory Life's strategic blueprint.

Materiality Matrix

Materiality Matrix