the 1960s. As of 2019, Sun Life is the number one provider of insurance products to Filipinos. Sun Life has been in Asia since the early 1890s. In 1895, Sun Life began its operations in the Philippines through the representation of the H.J. Andrews and Co., a British trading firm. Throughout the Philippine Revolution, Sun Life Philippines experienced continuous growth. Sun Life had underground operations during the Japanese Occupation which occurred between 1942 and 1945. Sun Life was the only life insurance company who paid post-war death claims amounting to USD 1.3 million even without documents attesting to the validity of the claims. In the end, all claims were found to be legitimate. Through the years, Sun Life flourished even as the country faced economic crises and Martial Law (1972-1981). In 2011, Sun Life signed a joint venture agreement with the Yuchengco Group of companies for the creation of Sun Life Grepa Financial Inc. marking Sun Life's entry into the bancassurance business. Sun Life also has strong asset management presence in Philippines, celebrating its 120th anniversary in the Philippines in 2015. In 2020, Sun Life Philippines celebrated its 125th anniversary. Sustainability Sun Life's sustainability plan is built on the foundation as a trusted and responsible business, and focuses on the areas where they can make the most positive social and environmental impact - increasing financial security, fostering healthier lives and advancing sustainable investing. In March 2021, Sun Life announced new sustainable investing commitments, including an additional C$20 billion in sustainable investments over the next five years across its General Account and third party investments. The company is also pushing to scale back its GHG emissions intensity by 30% by 2030. Diversity Equity & Inclusion Sun Life committed to having 25% of under-represented minorities and gender parity at senior leader level by 2025. As of May 2022, their Board of Directors is at gender parity. New Global Headquarters - One York Sun Life Global Headquarters in Toronto, Ontario, is located at One York Street in Toronto's South Core. The building was developed by Menkes Developments Ltd, and Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan (HOOPP), which is also a tenant of the building. The 800,000 square-foot office tower is LEED Platinum certified under the Canada Green Building Council. This location along the Gardiner Expressway is a prominent position on the Toronto skyline, Before the Corporate Office moved to its new Global HQ at