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FIFTH THIRD BANCORP

For the period ended Apr 15, 2025. Filed Mar 4, 2025.

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Apr 15, 2025 · Filed Mar 4, 2025

FITB$53.04-0.8%Stored close · as of Nov 6, 2026
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Shareholder Engagement

We are committed to engaging with and listening to our shareholders, and we continued our engagement in 2024. In addition to our regular and continuing meetings with shareholders and investors, whether individually or at conferences, in 2024, we reached out to our 30 largest shareholders and engaged with many of them on issues including sustainability, corporate governance, and executive compensation matters.

Who we engage: • Institutional shareholders • Retail shareholders • Fixed-income investors • Proxy advisory firms • Industry thought leaders

What we provide: • Annual Report • Proxy Statement • SEC filings • Press releases • Company website • Sustainability Report

How we engage: • Quarterly earnings calls • Investor conferences • Annual shareholder meetings • Investor road shows • On-site visits • Virtual meetings and calls

How we communicate: • Our senior executives, including our Chairman, CEO, & President, Chief Financial Officer, and Chief Operating Officer regularly engaged with shareholders, including over 100 unique firms and all top ten active shareholders • Our outreach included 13 investor conferences and 19 direct investor meetings • Our CEO presented at our Annual Shareholder Meeting

What we discussed: • Community Investment and Services Offered to our Communities • Sustainability • Human Capital Management • Executive Management and Compensation • Green Bonds • Carbon Emissions and Neutrality • Corporate Governance • Strategic Priorities • Technology • New and Enhanced Products

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