Mitsubishi Estate

1. Financial Risk: A downturn in the Japanese or global economy could adversely affect Mitsubishi Estate's business, as it operates in various economic sectors with a large portfolio of holdings.

2. Political Risk: The company is exposed to political and legal risk as it invests in countries outside of Japan that have different regulations and government structures.

3. Economic Risk: Economic risk is associated with changes in economic conditions, such as changes in interest and exchange rates, inflation, or recession.

4. Compliance Risk: Pertaining to the potential failure to adhere to laws and regulations, as well as a lack of transparency in the business dealings of Mitsubishi Estate.

5. Technological Risk: Rapid changes in technology could cause Mitsubishi Estate to fall behind its competitors if they fail to adopt the latest technologies in a timely manner.

6. Environmental Risk: Mitsubishi Estate has pledged to become carbon neutral by 2030 and its sustainability initiatives are exposed to environmental risks, such as climate change and natural disasters.

7. Operational Risk: This refers to the risk of disruption to Mitsubishi Estate's operations due to factors such as human error, system malfunctions, natural disasters, or supply chain disruptions.