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Feb 10, 2021
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STUDIO NOTARILE MARCHETTI
Via Agnello n. 18
20121 - Milan - Tel. 02 72021846 r.a.
Index No. 16003 Folder No. 8610
Minutes of the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting of a listed company REPUBLIC OF ITALY
In the year 2021 (twenty twenty-one),
on the 5th (fifth) day of the month of February,
in Milan, at Via Agnello 18.
I, the undersigned Carlo Marchetti, notary in Milan, registered with the Board of Notaries of Milan, at the request, expressed through the Chairman of the Board of Directors, Mr Nicola Bedin, of the listed joint stock company:
"Snam S.p.A."
with registered offices in San Donato Milanese, at Piazza Santa Barbara no. 7, share capital 2,735,670,475.56 euros, fully paid in, tax code, VAT no. and Milan-Monza-Brianza-Lodi Business Register no. 13271390158, registered in the Economic and Administrative Register of Milan under no. 1633443 (the "Company" or "Snam"), have hereby drawn up and sign, pursuant to article 2375 of the Italian Civil Code, the minutes of the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting of the aforesaid Company, held also by teleconference in accordance with Article 106, subsection 2, of Law Decree no. 18 of 17 March 2020 ("Cura Italia" Decree) - the applicability of which has been extended in accordance with Article 71 of Law Decree no. 104 of 14 August 202O, art. 1, subsection 3, of Law Decree no. 125 of 7 October 2020 and, lastly, by Law Decree no. 183 of 31 December 202O (the "Milleproroghe" Decree) - on
2 (second) February 2021 (twenty twenty-one)
in accordance with the call notice referred to below, to discuss and vote on the Agenda which is also reproduced below.
Endorsing the request, I acknowledge that the aforementioned Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting – which I am attending as the Notary at the company's registered offices in San Donato Milanese, Piazza Santa Barbara no. 7 – takes place as reported below.
At 10 a.m., Mr Nicola Bedin takes the chair of the Shareholders' Meeting, pursuant to article 11.2 of the Bylaws, in his capacity as Chairman of the Board of Directors and declares the meeting open.
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He then asks me, Notary, to serve as Secretary, and makes the following statements:
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in view of the health emergency linked to the current "COVID-19" epidemic and taking into account the measures to contain infections, the Company is making use of the provisions envisaged by Article 106, subsection 4 of Italian Decree Law no. 18 of 17 March 2020, setting out "Measures for strengthening the national healthcare service and economic support for families, workers and businesses connected with the COVID-19 epidemiological emergency" (the effectiveness of which has been extended by Italian Law Decree no. 125 of 7 October 2020, Law Decree no. 183 of 31 December 202O and, most recently, Law Decree no. 183 of 31 December 2020, the "Milleproroghe" Decree), establishing that the Shareholders' Meeting will be attended by those entitled to vote only through the designated representative of the company, pursuant to Article 135-undecies of Italian Legislative Decree no. 58 of 24 February 1998 (hereinafter also referred to as the "CLF");
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without prejudice to the foregoing, participation at the Shareholders' Meeting by those duly entitled, considering the limitations that may arise due to the aforementioned health requirements, can only take place through telecommunications devices that enable the identification of participants; in this regard, I state that those duly entitled to participate are connected by means of telecommunications devices that allow them to be identified and confirm that I have personally verified the identity and entitlement of the attendees, and that they all have the capability of participating in the discussion and voting;
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in accordance with the current provisions, the call notice for the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting was published, in full, on the Company website on 29 December 2020, and a summary was published in the following newspapers: Il Sole 24 ORE, and, in English, the Financial Times on 30 December 2020. The Agenda is as follows:
1. Proposed amendment to article 2 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions.
2. Proposed amendment to article 12 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions.
3. Proposed amendment to article 13 and article 24 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions;
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in addition to himself (Chairman of the Board of Directors) the following are present: the Chief Executive Officer Marco Alverà and the Directors Laura Cavatorta, Alessandro Tonetti, Yunpeng He, Antonio Marana, Francesca Pace and Rita Rolli (via conference call), the Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors Stefano Gnocchi and the auditor Gianfranco Chinellato (in person) and the auditor Donata Paola Patrini (in conference call);
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the share capital is 2,735,670,475.56 euros, divided into 3,360,857,809 shares without par value;
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there are 1921 shareholders in attendance for a total number of 2,374,268,593 shares, representing 70.64% of the voting capital;
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pursuant to articles 12-14 of European Regulation 679/2016 (GDPR), the personal data (first and last name, place of birth, residence and professional qualifications) of those attending the Shareholders' Meeting has been and will be obtained in the forms and within the limits connected to the obligations, tasks and purposes set out in current law; said data will be included in the minutes of the Shareholders' Meeting, after manual and automated processing, and may be disclosed and disseminated, even abroad – also outside the European Union – in the forms and within the limits strictly connected to the obligations, tasks and purposes set out in current law; the list of the names of those entitled to participate via proxy, indicating the number of shares held by each and the delegating shareholder, will be annexed to the minutes of the Shareholders' Meeting;
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a recording system is in operation for the sole purpose of assisting the preparation of the minutes and a simultaneous translation service from Italian into English is provided;
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regarding today's Shareholders' Meeting, the requirements of civil law and of the regulations on regulated markets have been complied with;
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voting at today's Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall take place through the Designated Representative who shall cast votes on the basis of the voting instructions received. Pursuant to the law, the Company has appointed the law firm Trevisan & Associati, represented here by Dario Trevisan, as the subject ("Representative") on whom those entitled might confer a proxy with voting instructions on all or some of the proposals on the agenda. The Designated Representative (hereinafter "DR") is invited to make all the declarations required by law, and (where necessary) to ask to speak on any matters or ask questions as requested by the shareholders;
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the Company has received no requests for the Agenda to be supplemented or any new proposals of resolutions, pursuant to the law and to art. 126 bis of the CLF;
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the attendees' entitlement to vote has been checked based on the circumstances known to the Company and on the declarations made by the attendees, but in any case the DR is asked to communicate, in relation to all the votes, pursuant to the legal provisions, applicable regulations and Bylaws, the existence of any deficiencies of entitlement to vote or exclusion from voting, as well as the existence of any shareholders' agreements; the DR declares the non-existence of any deficiencies of entitlement to vote or exclusion from voting in accordance with the law and bylaws, as well as of any shareholders' agreements;
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on 22 January 2021 and today the Company holds 90,642,115 treasury shares, equal to 2.70% of the share capital;
according to the information in the shareholder register on 22 January 2021 and from information received, those shareholders in direct or indirect possession of shares with voting rights that represented over 3% of the total shares issued, in addition to the Company which holds 2.70% of the treasury shares, are:
- CDP Reti S.p.A.: 31.352%;
- Romano Minozzi: 7.459%.
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Blackrock: 5.161%;
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Lazard Asset Management LLC: 4.968%;
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under Consob Resolution no. 21304 of 17 March 2020, any person or entity which, on the date said resolution came into force, holds a stake in the voting capital of over 1% and lower than the threshold set in art. 120, subsection 2 of the CLF, was required to disclose this fact in accordance with the procedures and terms set out in the mentioned art. 120, subsection 2, of the CLF, within 10 working days starting from the aforementioned date; the notifications received by the Company and/or published by Consob are set out below. In addition to Lazard Asset Management LLC:
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Norges Bank: 1.729%;
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Banca d'Italia: 1.015%;
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pursuant to art. 120 of the CLF, those who hold significant stakes in the Company, as per the current provisions of law and regulations, must disclose this fact to the Company and CONSOB. In the case of failure to make said disclosures, the voting right may not be exercised, and therefore the DR will be asked, on behalf of any entitled parties who find themselves in this situation, to make this known for all the votes;
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the Company was aware of the following shareholders' agreement, published pursuant to law on the Company website:
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the shareholders' agreement between CDP, State Grid Europe Limited and State Grid International Development Limited, also regarding Snam, pursuant to art. 122 of the CLF (Consolidated Law on Financial Intermediation) and art. 130 of the Issuers' Regulations;
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in relation to the right to ask questions pursuant to art. 127-ter of the CLF no questions were received from Shareholders prior to the shareholders' meeting.
For each vote, the Chairman invites the DR to indicate:
(i) the number of shares for which he does not intend to participate in voting pursuant to article 135-undecies of the CLF (non conferment of instructions), and to make the declarations required by the applicable law in the event that, if the preconditions are met, he intends to vote against the instructions he has received;
(ii) any interests pursuant to art. 135-undecies, subsection 4, of the CLF.
The Chairman therefore declares today's Shareholders' Meeting validly constituted and fit to resolve on the items of the Agenda set out above.
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Before proceeding to debate the first item on the agenda, the Chairman:
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informs you that the Report of the Board of Directors containing the proposed resolutions has been filed at the company's registered offices and made available to the public on the Company website and at the authorised storage mechanism "eMarket STORAGE" () in accordance with the law, and has been sent to those who requested it, and
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proposes, with the consent of the RD, omitting the reading of the aforementioned Report, but in any case reading out the resolution proposal.
Moving on, therefore, to the discussion of the first item on the Agenda (i.e. Proposed amendment to article 2 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions), the Chairman asks me, the Notary, to proceed to read out the proposed resolution of the Board of Directors regarding the aforementioned item and to complete the operations to be carried out by the Shareholders, through the DR.
At the request of the Chairman, I, the Notary, then read out the proposed resolution as transcribed below.
The DR declares to have received from the shareholder CDP Reti S.p.A. the following statement to be made in the name and on behalf of said Shareholder in relation to this item on the Agenda:
"CDP Reti approves the proposed amendments to Snam's corporate purpose as set out in article 2 of the Bylaws, in the conviction that - considering the energy transition process underway in the Italian and European context - these amendments will allow the Company to make the most of all opportunities to strengthen and technologically adapt its core business, consisting of the transmission, dispatching, distribution, regasification and storage of gases, in full compliance with national and European regulatory obligations for the sector."
As no one has asked to speak and the attendees have not changed, the Chairman then puts to the vote, through the DR who shall cast votes on the basis of the voting instructions received, the proposed resolution contained in the Report of the Board of Directors (as annexed to these minutes) read out and reproduced below:
"Dear Shareholders,
You are invited to resolve:
(1) "to approve the amendment of Article 2 of the Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors, it being understood that the effect of this resolution will be subject to the satisfaction of the following conditions precedent:
a) that the amount potentially to be paid by Snam, in accordance with Article 2437-quater of the Italian Civil Code to shareholders that have exercised the Right of Withdrawal (the "Outlay for Withdrawal") shall not exceed a total amount of 150 million euros, clarifying that the Outlay for Withdrawal shall be calculated as the amount that Snam is required to pay for the purchase of shares withdrawn that remain upon completion of the option right offer period to non-withdrawing shareholders and holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam and any exercise of pre-emption rights by them, as well as any placement with third parties, without prejudice to Snam's right to waive fulfilment of this condition in good time to allow Snam to complete the acquisition of the shares for which the Right of Withdrawal has been exercised within the deadline of 180 days pursuant to article 2437-quarter, fifth subsection, of the Italian Civil Code; and
b) that in relation to the resolution approving the amendment of Article 2 of the Bylaws pursuant to this item 1 (the "Meeting Resolution"); (i) the competent authority (the "Golden Power Authority"), in accordance with Italian Decree Law no. 21 of 15 March 2012, converted with amendments with
Italian Law no. 56 of 11 March 2012 (as subsequently amended and supplemented) (the "Golden Power Legislation") (x) acknowledges that criteria are not met for notification in accordance with the Golden Power Legislation; or (y) declares that it shall not exercise special powers in connection with said resolution (and, therefore, does not lay down provisions); or (ii) the applicable legal deadline has passed (including any extension of said deadline) without any provision having been issued by the Golden Power Authority that may prevent the unconditional authorisation for the effect of the Meeting Resolution, without prejudice to the right of Snam to waive satisfaction of this condition within 15 working days of the date of notification to the Company of any provision by the Golden Power Authority in connection with the Meeting Resolution;
to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the faculty to make any non-substantial amendments and/or additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate, as well as all powers necessary to ensure the completion of the procedure for the liquidation of shares for which the Right of Withdrawal may be exercised, including, merely by way of example (i) to define the terms and conditions of the liquidation procedure (including any placement with third parties of shares for which the Right of Withdrawal has been exercised and that have been left unopted or for which no pre-emption right has been exercised); (ii) to potentially waive satisfaction of the conditions precedent pursuant to point 1 above; and (iii) insofar as may be necessary, by express authorisation, if the shares for which the Right of Withdrawal has been exercised are not purchased by shareholders, holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam or third parties upon completion of the procedure envisaged by Article 2437-quater of the Italian Civil Code, to purchase and potentially dispose of such, in accordance with the terms and conditions laid down by the law and in observance of the provisions of Borsa Italiana S.p.A."
The resolution is approved by a majority of the Shareholders.
For: 2,319,600,795 shares.
Against: 0 shares.
Abstained: 54,667,798 shares.
Not voting: 0 shares.
All as detailed in the annexes.
The Chairman announces the result and moves on to the discussion of the second item on the Agenda (i.e. Proposed amendment to article 12 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions).
The Chairman then asks me, the Notary, to proceed to read out the proposed resolution of the Board of Directors regarding the aforementioned item and
to complete the operations to be carried out by the Shareholders, through the DR.
At the request of the Chairman, I, the Notary, then read out the proposed resolution as transcribed below.
The DR declares to have received from the shareholder CDP Reti S.p.A. the following statement to be made in the name and on behalf of said Shareholder in relation to this item on the Agenda:
"CDP Reti approves the proposed amendments concerning elimination of the shareholders' meeting authorization to complete transactions involving the disposal of strategic assets as referred to in article 12 of the Bylaws, in the conviction that - while attributing the decision-making processes to more ordinary managerial dynamics - any disposals of strategic assets not currently foreseen may only occur in a context of full agreement with the shareholders and all the reference stakeholders and in full compliance with the rules protecting these assets."
As no one has asked to speak and the attendees have not changed, the Chairman then puts to the vote, through the DR who shall cast votes on the basis of the voting instructions received, the proposed resolution contained in the Report of the Board of Directors (as annexed to these minutes) read out and reproduced below:
"Dear Shareholders,
We therefore propose to approve the following resolution:
(1) "to approve the elimination of Article 12.2 of the Company Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
(2) to amend Article 12.3 of the Company Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
(3) to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the faculty to make any nonsubstantial amendments and/or additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate."
The resolution is approved by a majority of the Shareholders.
For: 2,274,144,849 shares. Against: 100,063,918 shares. Abstained: 59,826 shares. Not voting: 0 shares. All as detailed in the annexes.
The Chairman announces the result and moves on to the discussion of the third item on the Agenda (i.e. Proposed amendment to article 13 and article 24 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions).
The Chairman then asks me, the Notary, to proceed to read out the proposed resolution of the Board of Directors regarding the aforementioned item and to complete the operations to be carried out by the Shareholders, through the DR. At the request of the Chairman, I, the Notary, then read out the proposed resolution as transcribed below.
The DR, with regard to this item on the agenda, declares not to have received questions and/or interventions from the shareholders.
As no one has asked to speak and the attendees have not changed, the Chairman then puts to the vote, through the DR who shall cast votes on the basis of the voting instructions received, the proposed resolution contained in the Report of the Board of Directors (as annexed to these minutes) read out and reproduced below:
"Dear Shareholders,
We therefore propose to approve the following resolution:
(1) "to approve the amendment of Article 13 of the company's Bylaws and Article 24 of the company's Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
(2) to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the faculty to make any nonsubstantial amendments and/or additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate."
The resolution is approved by a majority of the Shareholders.
For: 2,365,712,682 shares.
Against: 8,496,085 shares.
Abstained: 59,826 shares.
Not voting: 0 shares.
All as detailed in the annexes.
The Chairman announces the result and, as the matters on the Agenda have all been dealt with, there being nothing else to resolve on, declares the Shareholders' Meeting closed at 10.26 a.m.
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The following are attached to these minutes:
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the Explanatory Report of the Board of Directors of the Extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting, as "A";
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the list of names of the subjects who attended by proxy granted to the DR, with an indication of the shares held by each and the voting details, as "B";
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the Company Bylaws which incorporate the amendments approved to articles 12, 13 and 24, under "Cl";
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the Company Bylaws which incorporate the amendments approved to articles 2, 12, 13 and 24, under "C2".
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These minutes are signed by me at 4.30 p.m.
It consists of five sheets typed by people I trust and completed by my own hand for eighteen pages and the nineteenth up until here.
Signed Carlo Marchetti - Notary
SNAM S.p.A.
EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING OF 02 FEBRUARY 2021
SINGLE CALL
Explanatory Report of the Board of Directors on the proposals relating to items on the agenda of the Shareholders' Meeting
(prepared in accordance with Art. 125-ter of Italian Legislative Decree no. 58 of 24 February 1998, as subsequently amended and supplemented, as well as with Art. 72 of the Regulation adopted by Consob with resolution no. 11971 of 14 May 1999, as subsequently amended and supplemented)
29 December 2020
| 1. | Amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda | 4 | |
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| 1.1 | Inclusion in the Bylaws of the corporate purpose and the pursuit | ||
| of sustainable success | 4 | ||
| 1.2 | Adaptation and supplement of the corporate purpose | 5 | |
| 1.3 | Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws | 6 | |
| 1.4 | Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right of withdrawal applies |
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| 1.5 | Conditions to which the effect of the resolution approving the | ||
| amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda is | |||
| subject | 12 | ||
| 1.6 | Proposed resolution on the first item on the agenda | 14 | |
| 2. | Amendments to the Bylaws as per the second item on the agenda | 17 | |
| 2.1 | Proposal to eliminate the necessary authorisation of the |
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| shareholders' meeting for the disposal, contribution, leasing, | |||
| usufruct and any other act of disposal, including those that apply | |||
| to joint ventures, or subject to business restrictions or strategiclly | |||
| relevant business units involving gas transportation or dispatching | |||
| activity. | 17 | ||
| 2.2 | Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws | 19 | |
| 2.3 | Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right |
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| of withdrawal applies | 20 | ||
| 2.4 | Proposed resolution on the second item on the agenda | 20 | |
| 3. | Amendments to the Bylaws as per the third item on the agenda | 22 | |
| 3.1 | Amendments to the Bylaws on gender balance | 22 | |
| 3.2 | Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws | 23 | |
| 3.3 | Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right | ||
| of withdrawal applies | 27 | ||
| 3.4 | Proposed resolution on the third item on the agenda | 27 |
Dear Shareholders,
You have been convened to a shareholders' meeting to be held on 02 February 2021, on single call, to resolve, in an extraordinary session, on the following items on the agenda:
Agenda:
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- Proposed amendment to article 2 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions.
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- Proposed amendment to article 12 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions.
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- Proposed amendment to article 13 and article 24 of the company Bylaws. Related and consequent resolutions.
The Board of Directors of Snam S.p.A. ("Snam" or the "Company") has prepared this explanatory report in accordance with Art. 125-ter of Italian Legislative Decree no. 58/1998, as subsequently amended (the "Consolidated Law on Finance") and Art. 72 of the Regulation adopted by Consob Resolution no. 11971/1999, as subsequently amended (the "Issuers' Regulations") and in compliance with scheme 3 of Annex 3A of said Issuers' Regulations (the "Explanatory Report"), in order to present the Company's Shareholders' Meeting with the proposed resolutions on the items of the agenda relative to the amendment of Articles 2, 12, 13 and 24 of Snam's Bylaws (the "Bylaws").
In accordance with applicable legislation, this Explanatory Report sets forth the proposed amendments to the Bylaws for adoption, and the related reasons for such, offering, by way of comparison, the text of the current articles of the Bylaws and, in the adjacent column, the proposed amendments to be made.
This Explanatory Report is made available to the public in compliance with the legal terms and in the way established by applicable rules and regulations; it is also available for consultation on Snam's website (www.snam.it).
1. Amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda
1.1 Inclusion in the Bylaws of the corporate purpose and the pursuit of sustainable success
During the meeting held on 28 December 2020, the Company's Board of Directors resolved to submit to the approval of the Shareholders' Meeting the proposed introduction of a new first subsection under Article 2 of the Bylaws, in order to acknowledge:
- the Company's commitment to "fostering the energy transition towards forms of use of the energy resources and sources that are compatible with environmental protection and the progressive decarbonisation";
- the principle of the pursuit of sustainable success amongst the purposes that must be pursued within the Company's business, through long-term value creation to benefit shareholders and, at the same time, the promotion of the satisfaction of the interests of the relevant Company's stakeholders; and
- Snam's corporate purpose, "Energy to inspire the world".
The inclusion of Snam's corporate purpose in the Bylaws aims to strengthen Snam's commitment to fostering the energy transition. As disclosed to the market, in fact, Snam has decided to further strengthen and substantiate its commitment through the definition of a plan aimed at achieving its objective of carbon neutrality in 2040 and make the most of the opportunities offered up by the energy transition (for more information, see the press release published on 25 November 2020, available on Snam's website, at www.snam.it/it/media/comunicati-stampa/2020).
The attribution of an organisational importance to the pursuit of the company's "sustainability" objectives will guide Snam's business and that of the group it heads in the creation of long-term value to the benefit of shareholders amidst a context that, at the same time, will aim to preserve the interests of the relevant Company's stakeholders. This is also in line with the Company's commitment to integrate Environmental, Social and Governance factors into its strategic choices.
These proposed amendments to the Bylaws are in line with the recommendations of the new Borsa Italiana S.p.A. Code of Corporate Governance (approved in January 2020 and applicable starting FY 2021), whereby "the administrative body guides the company in pursuing its sustainable success", which "takes the form of long-term value creation to benefit shareholders, taking into account the interests of other stakeholders relevant for the company" (envisages Article 1, par. I.).
The transposition of these purposes is also consistent with the evolution of the law governing major listed companies, both in European regulations governing the CSR Report ( 1 ) – which has introduced specific information obligations regarding "environmental, social and staff-related topics, human rights and the fight against corruption" –, and in those encouraging long-term shareholder engagement ( 2 ), the aim of which is to "contribute towards the long-term sustainability of EU companies, creating conditions fit for shareholders and improving the cross-border exercise of voting rights, heightening the efficiency of the investment chain to contribute towards growth, the creation of jobs and the competitiveness of the EU".
The regulations described above have led, in Italy, to the adoption of a new Art. 123-ter, subsection 3-bis of the Consolidated Law on Finance, which calls for indications on the "long-term interests" and the "sustainability of the company" to be included in the Report on remuneration policy and compensation paid, as well as the inclusion in the Consolidated Law on Finance of a whole section on the "Transparency of institutional investors, asset managers and consultants on voting matters" (Section I-ter, from Art. 124-quater to Art. 124-novies).
1.2 Adaptation and supplement of the corporate purpose
The Company's Board of Directors submits for the approval of the Shareholders' Meeting the proposal to reword the current first subsection of article 2 of the Bylaws – which, following approval of the proposal to introduce the corporate purpose and the pursuit of sustainable success referred to in the previous paragraph 1.1, will become the second subsection of Article 2 of the Bylaws – in order to indicate activities already currently performed by Snam (in particular in the liquefaction and processing sectors), also substituting the reference to hydrocarbons with a more general reference to gases, including liquefied gas (therefore independently from their composition).
The Board of Directors also proposes introducing a new subsection three of Article 2 of the Bylaws in order to extend the stated scope of activities making up the corporate purpose.
( 1 ) See Italian Legislative Decree no. 254 of 30 December 2016, which implemented Directive 2014/95/EU, amending Directive 2013/34/EU as regards disclosure of non-financial and diversity information by certain large undertakings and groups.
( 2 ) See Italian Legislative Decree no. 49 of 10 July 2019, incorporating into the Italian legal system Directive (EU) 2017/828 (the "Shareholders' Rights Directive II"), amending Directive 2007/36/EC as regards the encouragement of long-term shareholder engagement. In accordance with these regulations, institutional investors and asset managers must notify the public of an "Engagement Policy", which, amongst others, describes "the methods by which they monitor investee companies on significant matters, including strategy, financial and non-financial results, risks, capital structure, social and environmental impact and corporate governance" (Art. 124-quinquies, subsection 1, Consolidated Law on Finance).
More specifically, without prejudice to the exercise of the main businesses of gas transmission, dispatching, distribution, regasification and storage (with the express mention of liquefaction and processing too), the proposed amendment to the Bylaws submitted for approval by the Shareholders' Meeting aims to clearly identify alongside these businesses also the businesses involved in the energy transition, and is therefore consistent with:
- (i) the expected increase and development of initiatives in the energy transition segment; and
- (ii) the Company's corporate purpose and the pursuit of sustainable success, as recognised by the first subsection of Article 2 of the Bylaws.
The proposed amendment of the Bylaws therefore aims to expressly include in the corporate purpose (i) the construction and management of technologies and infrastructure relating to renewable energy sources (including biomethane and bio-LNG), hydrogen, sustainable mobility and natural resources; (ii) the production, sale and provision of services concerning renewable energy sources and hydrogen; and (iii) the provision of services and creation of works regarding energy efficiency in the public and private sector, in compliance with the applicable legislation and any concessions and/or authorisations required.
Snam's Board of Directors also intends to propose to the Shareholders' Meeting moving to a new fourth subsection of article 2 the Company's authorisation – currently contained in the first subsection of Article 2 – to carry out any economic activity having an instrumental, complementary or ancillary connection with one or more of the activities described above (as per the new second and third subsections of Article 2), and to complete operations deemed necessary or useful or in any case functional to the achievement of its corporate purpose or activities linked to the same.
As regards the additional proposed amendments to Article 2 of the Bylaws, the Company's Board of Directors underlines that these are purely formal amendments of the clause of the Bylaws, aiming to clarify or simplify the language or adapt the text to the new wording.
1.3 Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws
The table below shows the Articles of the Bylaws intended to be amended, comparing the current text with the text that would result upon adoption of the proposed amendments in the first item on the agenda of the Shareholders' Meeting (the text proposed for introduction is shown in bold print; the text crossed out is the text proposed for elimination).
| Current text of the Bylaws | New text of the Bylaws |
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| Article 2 | Article 2 |
| 2.1. The Company goes about its business with the aim of fostering the energy transition towards forms of use of the energy resources and sources that are compatible with environmental protection and the progressive decarbonisation (Energy to inspire the world). To this end, the Company goes about and organises its business with the aim of pursuing sustainable success through long-term value creation to benefit shareholders, taking, into account the interests of the other relevant stakeholders for the Company. |
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| 2.1 The corporate purpose shall be to exercise, directly or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through direct or indirect equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, regulated activities involving transportation, dispatching, distribution, regasification and storage of hydrocarbons, as well as any other economic activity that is linked through whatever degree of importance to one or more of the activities mentioned above, including the production of hydrocarbons associated with activities for storage thereof, the storage of other gases, the activity of energy metering, as well as the management of organised gas markets; all in observance of the concessions provided for by law. |
2.1 2.2The corporate purpose shall be to exercise, directly or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through direct or indirect equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, in compliance with the applicable legislation and any envisaged concessions and/or authorisations, regulated or unregulated activities involving transportation, dispatching, distribution, regasification, liquefaction, processing and storage of gas (also liquefied gas) hydrocarbons, as well as any other economic activity that is linked through whatever degree of importance to one or more of the activities mentioned above, including the production of gas hydrocarbons associated with activities for storage thereof, the storage of other gases, the activity of energy metering, as well as the management of organised gas markets; all in observance of the concessions provided for by law. |
| 2.3. Without prejudice to the main activities referred to in the previous subsection 2 of this article, the Company exercises, directly and/or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, in compliance with the applicable legislation and any envisaged concessions and/or authorisations, business activities, regulated and unregulated, in the energy transition sector, and in particular: |
| - the construction and management of technologies and infrastructure relating to renewable energy sources (including biomethane and bio-LNG), hydrogen, sustainable mobility and natural resources; - the production, sale and provision of services concerning renewable energy sources and hydrogen; - provision of services and creation of works regarding energy efficiency in the public and private sector. |
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| 2.2 In order to carry out its purpose, the Company: | 2.2. 2.4. In an instrumental way, in order to carry out its purpose The Company can carry out any economic activity having an instrumental, complementary or ancillary connection with one or more of the activities described in subsections 2 and 3 of this article. The Company may also: |
| - may perform all operations deemed necessary or useful to pursue its company purpose; by way of example, it may carry out industrial, commercial, investment, real estate and financial operations, pertaining to assets and liabilities, as well as any activity that is related to the company purpose, including scientific and technical research and the acquisition of patents related to activities carried out, as well as operations for the study, design, construction, acquisition, management and execution of complex systems of transmission, infrastructure, viability, IT and telecommunications, with the exception of collection of public funds and the exercise of activities governed by financial intermediation regulations; |
- may perform all operations deemed necessary or useful to pursue or in any case functional to pursuing the company purpose; by way of example through industrial, commercial, investment, real estate and financial operations, pertaining to assets and liabilities, after obtaining any authorisations required by applicable legislation, in any case with the exclusion of financial activities involving the public and the collection of public funds; - as well as perform any activity that is related to the company purpose, including scientific and technical research and the acquisition of patents related to activities carried out, as well as operations for the study, design, construction, acquisition, management and execution of complex systems of transmission, infrastructure, viability, IT and telecommunications, with the exception of collection of public funds and the exercise of activities governed by financial intermediation regulations; |
| - shall carry out and oversee the technical, industrial and financial coordination of |
- carry out and oversee the technical, industrial and financial coordination of subsidiaries, also |
subsidiaries, also providing them with the necessary financial assistance and services;
- may carry out all activities related to environmental protection and reclamation, as well as the safeguarding of the environment;
- shall comply with equal treatment criteria towards customers, as well as transparency, impartiality and neutrality as it pertains to transmission and dispatch, in compliance with applicable legislative and regulatory provisions. In particular, the Company, in compliance with principles of cost-effectiveness, profitability and maximisation of shareholder investment, without prejudice to the confidentiality of corporate data, shall carry out its company purpose with the intent to promote competition, efficiency and adequate levels of quality in dispensing services. To this end:
- the Company shall ensure the neutrality of management of infrastructure deemed essential for the development of a free energy market;
- shall prevent discrimination in the access to commercially sensitive information;
- shall prevent cross-transfer of resources among the different segments of the supply chain.
providing them with the necessary financial assistance and services;
- may carry out all activities related to environmental protection and reclamation, as well as the safeguarding of the environment.;
2.5 In the performance of its activities, the Company shall comply with equal treatment criteria towards customers, as well as transparency, impartiality and neutrality as it pertains to transmission and dispatch, in compliance with applicable legislative and regulatory provisions. In particular, the Company, in compliance with principles of cost-effectiveness, profitability and maximisation of shareholder investment, without prejudice to the confidentiality of corporate data, shall carry out its company purpose with the intent to promote competition, efficiency and adequate levels of quality in dispensing services. To this end:
- the Company shall ensure the neutrality of management of infrastructure deemed essential for the development of a free energy market;
- shall prevent discrimination in the access to commercially sensitive information;
- shall prevent cross-transfer of resources among the different segments of the supply chain.
1.4 Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right of withdrawal applies
The proposed amendment of the Bylaws aimed at extending the corporate purposes under Article 2 of the Bylaws is relevant in accordance with Article 2437, first subsection, letter a) of the Italian Civil Code, in accordance with which any shareholders that do not approve resolutions regarding the following matters shall have the right to withdraw, in full or for part of their shares, from the company: "amendment to the company purpose clause where this enables a significant change in the company's activities."
The Board of Directors considers that approval by the Shareholders' Meeting of the proposed extension of the corporate purpose may entail a significant change to the business that can be carried
out by Snam in accordance with its Bylaws. Therefore, as a consequence of the approval by the Shareholders' Meeting of Snam of the amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda, any of Snam's shareholders that do not agree with the relevant resolution will be entitled to exercise their right of withdrawal from the Company in accordance with the above-specified provision (the "Right of Withdrawal").
Share liquidation value
The liquidation value of each Snam share for which the Right of Withdrawal may be exercised was determined as Euro 4.463 by the Company's Board of Directors during the meeting held on 28 December 2020, in compliance with the provisions of Article 2437-ter, subsection three of the Italian Civil Code, namely referring exclusively to the mathematical average of the closure prices of Snam's shares as recorded on the Telematic Stock Market ("Mercato Telematico Azionario") organised and managed by Borsa Italiana S.p.A. in the 6 (six) months prior to the date of publication of the notice of call to the Shareholders' Meeting called to resolve on the proposed amendments of the Bylaws (i.e. 29 December 2020).
Method for exercising the Right of Withdrawal
In compliance with Article 2437, subsection one, of the Italian Civil Code, the Right of Withdrawal can be exercised by any shareholders not contributing towards the resolution passed by Snam's Shareholders' Meeting to approve the amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda (thereby meaning any shareholders that abstained, were absent or voted not in favour).
Without prejudice to the fact that further details on the terms and conditions for the exercise of the Right of Withdrawal will be disclosed to Snam's shareholders in accordance with the legal procedures, here follows a brief overview of the main steps of the procedure by which to exercise the Right of Withdrawal and liquidate the shares for which said Right of Withdrawal may be exercised, as regulated by Articles 2437-bis et seq. of the Italian Civil Code:
the declaration of withdrawal must be submitted by the individual shareholder by means of registered letter with advice of receipt addressed to the Company's registered office and emailed ahead to the address to be provided by the Company or faxed ahead or, alternatively, by certified e-mail from the certified e-mail address of the entitled person to the certified email address of the Company, within 15 (fifteen) days of the date of registration with Milan Business Register of the resolution potentially passed by the Shareholders' Meeting to approve the proposed amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda. It is specified that,
for the purpose of ensuring the timely submission of the declaration of withdrawal, the date of its dispatch will apply. The Company will disclose the registration of said Shareholders' Meeting resolution through the publication of a specific notice;
- the effectiveness of the Right of Withdrawal that may potentially be exercised by Snam's shareholders will be subject, in addition to the conditions provided for by law, to the effectiveness of the meeting resolution approving the amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda; therefore, the liquidation of the shares of any withdrawing shareholders will be subject to the satisfaction (or waiver of satisfaction) of the conditions precedent set for the meeting resolution to become effective (as identified in paragraph 1.5 of this Explanatory Report);
- the directors shall, following the closure of the period for the exercise of the Right of Withdrawal, deposit with Milan Business Register, the option right offer on any Snam shares for which the Right of Withdrawal may have been exercised to the other shareholders that have not fully or partially exercised their Right of Withdrawal, proportionally to the shares held by each, and to holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam, on the basis of the exchange ratio (and, therefore, taking into account the number of shares underlying the debt instruments on the basis of the conversion ratio calculated in accordance with the terms and conditions of the loan) (the "Option Right Offer"). The period for the Option Right Offer shall last for at least 30 (thirty) days from when the offer is deposited with Milan Business Register. At the same time as exercising the option, shareholders and holders of convertible bonds shall also have the ability to exercise a pre-emption right over the acquisition of Snam shares of withdrawing shareholders that have been unopted (the "Pre-emption Right Offer"), it being agreed that if the number of shares for which the pre-emption right has been exercised exceeds the number of shares unopted, said shares will be assigned to those requesting them proportionally taking into account the percentage of capital held by each in the Company as at the start date of the Option Right Offer period;
- Snam will decide, if upon completion of the Option Right Offer (and the simultaneous Preemption Right Offer) Snam shares should still be unopted for which no pre-emption right has been exercised by shareholders not withdrawing and by holders of convertible bonds, on the basis of the outcome of said offers and taking into account market performance, whether or not to place the shares of the withdrawing shareholders with third parties ("Placement with Third Parties"); and
if, upon completion of the Option Right Offer, the Pre-emption Right Offer and any Placement with Third Parties, shares still remain of the withdrawing shareholders that have not been purchased by the shareholders of Snam and/or holders of convertible bonds and/or third parties, these residual shares must be acquired by Snam, using available reserves. In accordance with Article 2437-quater, subsection five, of the Italian Civil Code, Snam may make such purchases even in derogation to Article 2357, subsection three of the Italian Civil Code, thereby allowing it to exceed the limit of one fifth of the share capital. Insofar as may be necessary, it is also proposed that the Shareholders' Meeting be asked, in the context of passing the resolution approving the proposals pursuant to item 1 on the agenda, to expressly authorise the Board of Directors to proceed with the acquisition of any shares concerned by the Right of Withdrawal that have not been purchased by shareholders, holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam and/or third parties upon completion of the procedure envisaged by Article 2437-quater of the Italian Civil Code and any subsequent disposals in the manner permitted by law.
More details on the terms and conditions for the exercise of the Right of Withdrawal and the procedure for liquidating Snam shares for which the Right of Withdrawal may be exercised, will be disclosed to Snam's shareholders also in accordance with Art. 84 of the Issuers' Regulations, by the date of registration with Milan Business Register, of the resolution passed by the Shareholders' Meeting approving the resolutions to amend the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda.
1.5 Conditions to which the effect of the resolution approving the amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda is subject
Taking into account the entitlement to exercise the Right of Withdrawal by Snam's shareholders who will not be involved in passing the meeting resolution for the approval of the amendments to the Bylaws as per item one on the agenda (the "Meeting Resolution") and the potential outlay by the Company to complete the liquidation procedure, the Company's Board of Directors has resolved to subject the effectiveness of the Meeting Resolution to the satisfaction of the condition precedent relative to the circumstance whereby the amount potentially to be paid by Snam in accordance with Article 2437-quater of the Italian Civil Code to shareholders exercising the Right of Withdrawal (the "Outlay for Withdrawal") shall not exceed a total of Euro 150 million, clarifying that the Outlay for Withdrawal shall be calculated as the amount that Snam is required to pay for the purchase of shares withdrawn that should not be purchased by shareholders, bond-holders and third parties upon
completion of the Option Right Offer, the Pre-emption Right Offer and any Placement with Third Parties (the "Maximum Outlay Condition").
Snam shall have the right to waive satisfaction of the Maximum Outlay Condition in due time to allow Snam to complete the acquisition of the shares for which the Right of Withdrawal was exercised by the deadline of 180 days in accordance with article 2437-quater, fifth subsection, of the Italian Civil Code.
In addition, the Company is subject to the legislation pursuant to Decree Law no. 21 of 15 March 2012, converted with amendments with Italian Law no. 56 of 11 March 2012 (as subsequently amended and supplemented) (the "Golden Power Legislation"), which imposes an obligation to notify resolutions passed by companies holding strategic assets that effectively have the effect of changing the ownership, control or capacity to dispose of the assets themselves or of changing their destination, including resolutions of shareholders' meetings or of administrative bodies concerning [...] a change to the corporate purpose" (see Article 2, subsection 2 of Italian Decree Law no. 21 of 15 March 2012).
The Company will ask the competent authority, in accordance with the Golden Power Legislation (the "Golden Power Authority") to confirm that conditions are not met for notification of the Meeting Resolution in accordance with the Golden Power Legislation or, if the authority instead considers conditions to be met for said notification, to declare that it does not exercise special powers in connection with the Meeting Resolution.
In light of the above, the Board of Directors has resolved to subject the effect of the Meeting Resolution to the additional condition precedent relative to the circumstance whereby, in connection with the Meeting Resolution: (i) the Golden Power Authority (x) acknowledges that criteria are not met for notification in accordance with the Golden Power Legislation; or (y) declares that it shall not exercise special powers in connection with said resolution (and, therefore, does not lay down provisions); or (ii) the applicable legal deadline has passed (including any extension of said deadline) without any provision having been issued by the Golden Power Authority that may prevent the unconditional authorisation for the effect of the Meeting Resolution (the "Golden Power Condition" and, together with the Maximum Outlay Condition, the "Conditions Precedent").
The company shall have the right to waive satisfaction of the Golden Power Condition within 15 working days of the date of notification to the Company of any provision by the Golden Power Authority in connection with the Meeting Resolution.
The Company will provide information on whether or not the Conditions Precedent have been satisfied (or any waiver of such in compliance with the above terms) by means of a press release to be published, amongst others, on the Company website (www.snam.it), in accordance with the terms and conditions of the law. For the sake of clarity, if even one of the Conditions Precedent is not satisfied (or the failure to satisfy such is not waived), the resolution approving the amendments to the Bylaws as per the first item on the agenda shall not become effective and, therefore, the transfers of shares withdrawn (i) from the withdrawing shareholders to those adhering to the Option Right Offer and the Pre-emption Right Offer, (ii) by the Company to any third parties in the event of Placement with Third Parties and (iii) by the withdrawing shareholders to the Company, in respect of shares bought back, will not take place.
1.6 Proposed resolution on the first item on the agenda
In light of the above, the Snam Board of Directors proposes that shareholders approve the following proposed resolution:
"The extraordinary shareholders' meeting of Snam, having regard to the explanatory report by the directors published in accordance with Articles 125-ter of the CLF and 72 of the Issuers' Regulation and in compliance with Annex 3A to the Issuers' Regulations, with reference to the first item on the agenda in the extraordinary part
RESOLVED
- 1. to approve the amendment of Article 2 of the Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors, it being understood that the effect of this resolution will be subject to the satisfaction of the following conditions precedent:
- a) that the amount potentially to be paid by Snam, in accordance with Article 2437 quater of the Italian Civil Code to shareholders that have exercised the Right of Withdrawal (the "Outlay for Withdrawal") shall not exceed a total amount of Euro 150 million, clarifying that the Outlay for Withdrawal shall be calculated as the amount that Snam is required to pay for the purchase of shares withdrawn that still remain upon completion of the option right offer period to non-withdrawing shareholders and holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam and any exercise of pre-emption rights by them, as well as any placement with third parties, without prejudice to Snam's right to waive satisfying this condition in due time to allow Snam to complete the acquisition of the shares for which the Right of Withdrawal was
exercised by the deadline of 180 days in accordance with article 2437-quater, fifth subsection, of the Italian Civil Code; and
- b) that in relation to the resolution approving the amendment of Article 2 of the Bylaws pursuant to this item 1 (the "Meeting Resolution"); (i) the competent authority (the "Golden Power Authority"), in accordance with Italian Decree Law no. 21 of 15 March 2012, converted with amendments with Italian Law no. 56 of 11 March 2012 (as subsequently amended and supplemented) (the "Golden Power Legislation") (x) acknowledges that criteria are not met for notification in accordance with the Golden Power Legislation; or (y) declares that it shall not exercise special powers in connection with said resolution (and, therefore, does not lay down provisions); or (ii) the applicable legal deadline has passed (including any extension of said deadline) without any provision having been issued by the Golden Power Authority that may prevent the unconditional authorisation for the effect of the Meeting Resolution, without prejudice to the right of Snam to waive satisfaction of this condition within 15 working days of the date of notification to the Company of any provision by the Golden Power Authority in connection with the Meeting Resolution;
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- to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the ability to make any non-substantial amendments and/or additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate, as well as all powers necessary to ensure the completion of the procedure for the liquidation of shares for which the Right of Withdrawal may be exercised, including, merely by way of example (i) to define the terms and conditions of the liquidation procedure (including any placement with third parties of shares for which the Right of Withdrawal has been exercised and that have been left unopted or for which no pre-emption right has been exercised); (ii) to potentially waive satisfaction of the conditions precedent in point 1 above; and (iii) insofar as may be necessary, by express authorisation, if the shares for which the Right of Withdrawal has been exercised are not purchased by shareholders, holders of convertible bonds issued by Snam or third parties upon completion of the procedure envisaged by Article 2437-quater
of the Italian Civil Code, to purchase and potentially dispose of such, in accordance with the terms and conditions laid down by law and in accordance with the provisions of Borsa Italiana S.p.A.
2. Amendments to the Bylaws as per the second item on the agenda
2.1 Proposal to eliminate the necessary authorisation of the shareholders' meeting for the disposal, contribution, leasing, usufruct and any other act of disposal, including those that apply to joint ventures, or subject to restrictions of strategically relevant business or business units involving gas transportation or dispatching activity.
The Board of Directors submits for the approval of the Shareholders' Meeting the proposed elimination of the current subsection two of Article 12 of the Bylaws, which calls for advance shareholders' authorisation necessary for resolutions concerning "disposal, contribution, leasing, usufruct and any other act of disposal, including those that apply to joint ventures, or subject to restrictions of strategically relevant business or business units involving gas transportation or dispatching activity".
The current text of subsection two of Article 12 of the Bylaws therefore requires the advance authorisation of the shareholders' meeting in order to dispose of business units of strategic relevance, connected with the business of gas transmission and dispatching.
The proposed elimination of this provision of the Bylaws is on the basis of the following considerations:
(i) it is a clause of the Bylaws that is not in line with the current statutory structures of listed companies comparable to Snam (and, in particular, with those of almost all listed issuers on the FTSE MIB index of the Telematic Stock Market ("Mercato Telematico Azionario")organised and managed by Borsa Italiana S.p.A.), which reserve decisions regarding disposals of strategic assets to the exclusive competence of the administrative body, in line with the principle under Article 2380-bis, subsection 1 of the Italian Civil Code, which envisages that "The company management [...] shall lie exclusively with the directors, who shall carry out all operations necessary to pursue the corporate purpose" and with the recommendations of the new Borsa Italiana S.p.A. Code of Corporate Governance (approved in January 2020 and applicable starting FY 2021), in accordance with which the administrative body resolves on "transactions of the company and its subsidiaries of significant strategic, economic or financial importance to the company" (see Recommendation 1, letter (e));
- (ii) the provision for shareholders' meeting authorisation of a wide range of managerial choices requires the preliminary holding of a shareholders' meeting to pass the relevant resolutions. This step may significantly prolong the time necessary for the completion and the potential success of the transaction, in a particularly competitive market context;
- (iii) any extension of the activities comprising the corporate purpose (as per paragraph 1 above in this Explanatory Report) would make reference purely to "businesses relating to gas transmission and dispatching" somewhat limiting, as envisaged by the current text of Article 12.2 of the Bylaws.
In consideration of the reasons given above, the Board of Directors sees the elimination of the second paragraph of article 12 of the Bylaws as compliant with the Company's interests, in that its purpose is to bring managerial actions within the responsibility of the Board of Directors, where the decisionmaking process is subject to correctness and independence oversights as per the recommendations of the new Corporate Governance Code of Borsa Italiana S.p.A. These oversights shall also apply to the approval of transactions to dispose of companies or business units put in place by Snam's subsidiaries and having significant strategic, economic, capital and financial importance ( 3 ) for the Company and for the group. Decisions on the performance of these transactions are in fact reserved for the Board of Directors of Snam, in compliance with Recommendation 1, letter (e) of the new Corporate Governance Code of Borsa Italiana S.p.A.
However, it was also underlined that complete transparency of the terms and conditions of any disposal of business units of strategic importance resolved by the Board of Directors will be ensured by means of the information notice provided to protect the market and shareholders from the legal and regulatory provisions applicable in the case of significant transactions involving acquisitions or transfers (4 ).
() Note that, as indicated in the Corporate Governance and Ownership Structure Report for FY 2019, for the purposes of Recommendation 1, letter (e) of the new Corporate Governance Code of Borsa Italiana S.p.A. Snam has identified among transactions of significant strategic, economic, capital and financial importance those concerning, inter alia, acquisitions, sales, disposals, contributions of companies or business units (including rent and usufruct) worth more than 100 million euros put in place by the subsidiaries.
() See, for example. art. 71 of the Issuers' Regulations (which applies to Snam as the latter has not exercised the right to optout) which requires issuers, in the case of significant transactions involving acquisitions or transfers, to make available to the public an information notice on the characteristics of the transaction, drawn up in compliance with Annex 3B to the Issuers' Regulations.
If the proposed elimination of the second subsection of Article 12 of the Bylaws is approved, the text of the current subsection three of Article 12 would also need to be amended, eliminating the reference made to the "other" matters coming under the purview of the ordinary shareholders' meeting.
2.2 Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws
The table below shows the Articles of the Bylaws intended to be amended, comparing the current text with the text that would result upon adoption of the proposed amendments in the second item on the agenda of the Shareholders' Meeting (the text proposed for introduction is shown in bold print; the text crossed out is the text proposed for elimination).
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| Article 12 | Article 12 | |||
| 12.1 The validity of Shareholders' Meetings shall be established in accordance with the law. |
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| 12.2 The Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall authorise resolutions concerning disposal, contribution, leasing, usufruct and any other act of disposition, including those that apply to joint ventures, or subject to business restrictions or strategically relevant business units involving gas transportation or dispatching activity, without prejudice to the directors' responsibility for the actions carried out, pursuant to Article 2364 no. 5 of the Italian Civil Code. Resolutions in such matters shall be adopted by a favourable vote of shareholders representing at least three quarters of the capital present at the meeting. |
12.2 The Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall authorise resolutions concerning disposal, contribution, leasing, usufruct and any other act of disposition, including those that apply to joint ventures, or subject to business restrictions or strategically relevant business units involving gas transportation or dispatching activity, without prejudice to the directors' responsibility for the actions carried out, pursuant to Article 2364 no. 5 of the Italian Civil Code. Resolutions in such matters shall be adopted by a favourable vote of shareholders representing at least three quarters of the capital |
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| 12.3 For other matters within its powers, the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall decide with the majorities set by law. 12.4 The extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting |
12.3 12.2 For other matters within its powers, the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall decide with the majorities set by law. 12.4 12.3 The extraordinary Shareholders' |
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| shall resolve with a majority of at least three quarters of the capital present at the meeting. |
Meeting shall resolve with a majority of at least three quarters of the capital present at the meeting. |
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| 12.5 The Board of Directors is required to discuss proposals concerning: |
12.5 12.4 The Board of Directors is required to discuss proposals concerning: |
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| mergers in the cases specified in articles | mergers in the cases specified in articles | ||||
| 2505 and 2505-bis | 2505 and 2505-bis | ||||
| of the Italian Civil Code, also in | of the Italian Civil Code, also in | ||||
| the case of demergers; | the case of demergers; | ||||
| - | - | ||||
| the | the | ||||
| opening, | opening, | ||||
| changing | changing | ||||
| or | or | ||||
| closing | closing | ||||
| of | of | ||||
| branches; | branches; | ||||
| - | - | ||||
| the reduction in the share capital upon | the reduction in the share capital upon | ||||
| withdrawal of one or more shareholders; | withdrawal of one or more shareholders; | ||||
| - | - | ||||
| the adaptation of the Bylaws to legal | the adaptation of the Bylaws to legal | ||||
| provisions; | provisions; | ||||
| - | - | ||||
| the transfer of the registered office within | the transfer of the registered office within | ||||
| Italy. | Italy. |
2.3 Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right of withdrawal applies
The proposed amendments are organisational in nature and do not come under any of the hypotheses of withdrawal under Article 2437, subsection 1 of the Italian Civil Code. It is therefore considered that shareholders not involved in approving the resolution concerning such amendments, shall not have the right of withdrawal.
2.4 Proposed resolution on the second item on the agenda
In light of the above, the Snam Board of Directors proposes that shareholders approve the following proposed resolution:
"The extraordinary shareholders' meeting of Snam, having regard to the explanatory report by the directors published in accordance with Articles 125-ter of the CLF and 72 of the Issuers' Regulation and in compliance with Annex 3A to the Issuers' Regulations, with reference to the first item on the agenda in the extraordinary part
RESOLVED
- 1. to approve the elimination of Article 12.2 of the Company Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
- 2. to amend Article 12.3 of the Company Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
- 3. to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and
regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the ability to make any non-substantial amendments and/or additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate.
3. Amendments to the Bylaws as per the third item on the agenda
3.1 Amendments to the Bylaws on gender balance
The proposed amendment submitted by the Board of Directors to the approval of the Shareholders' Meeting regards the adjustment of the provisions of the Bylaws on the quota reserved for the least represented gender in corporate bodies to match the new regulatory structure, as per Art. 1, subsections 302-303 of Italian Law no. 160 of 27 December 2019 (the "2020 Budget Law").
More specifically, the 2020 Budget Law has amended subsection 1-ter of Article 147-ter and subsection 1-bis of Article 148 of the Consolidated Law on Finance, requiring the Bylaws of listed companies to envisage that the split of the members - respectively - of the Board of Directors and the Board of Statutory Auditors should be such as to reserve a quota of "at least two fifths" of the members to be elected to the least represented gender, rounding up as necessary to the next whole number. With communication no. 1/20 of 30 January 2020, Consob declared that it considered the criterion of rounding up to the next whole number to be inapplicable due to mathematical impossibility for corporate bodies made up of three members (such as the Board of Statutory Auditors).
In accordance with the new legislative provisions, the new criterion of "two fifths" will apply for six consecutive mandates starting from the first renewal of the corporate bodies following the date on which the 2020 Budget Law came into effect (03 January 2020).
That said, note that the current wording of article 13 of the Bylaws – approved by the Shareholders' Meeting of the Company on 23 October 2019 – requires, as a criterion for gender division in the composition of the Bylaws, the quota reserved for the least represented gender to be at least one third of the members to be elected. It is therefore necessary to amend the provisions of Article 13 of the Bylaws so as to adapt the criterion of the split envisaged therein to comply with the new regulatory structure introduced with the 2020 Budget Law.
The proposed amendment therefore envisages establishing that at least two fifths of the members of the Board of Directors, or any different quota - if greater - envisaged by provisions in force and applicable pro tempore must be of the least represented gender (see Article 13.3 of the Bylaws). The same criterion shall also apply in respect of the completion of the slates of candidates for the office of Company director (see Article 13.8 of the Bylaws).
The new provision of the Bylaws envisages a "mobile" referral to current legislation in force pro tempore, which will only apply if the quota reserved to the least represented gender envisaged therein is more favourable than the threshold currently envisaged by applicable legislation (and incorporated into the Bylaws). The Company's commitment to align to the best standards on matters of gender equality is therefore confirmed.
Finally, the Board of Directors proposes you add a transitional clause (Article 24 of the Bylaws) to envisage that the above amendments to Articles 13.3 and 13.8 of the Bylaws shall apply from the first renewal of the Board of Directors after expiry of the mandate of the Board of Directors currently in office (appointed on 02 April 2019) and that up until that point, and even if new directors are coopted, the "one third" split criterion shall apply. This transitional clause is compliant with the provisions with the 2020 Budget Law, in accordance with which the new criterion of "two fifths" will apply starting from the first renewal of the corporate bodies following the date on which the 2020 Budget Law came into effect (03 January 2020).
For the sake of completeness, it is noted that there is no need to proceed with the amendment of the provisions of the current Bylaws regulating the members and election of the Board of Statutory Auditors. The current text of Article 20.3 of the Bylaws in fact envisages that "one standing auditor and one alternate auditor must belong to the less represented gender". Given that with respect to the members of the Board of Statutory Auditors, insofar as it is a corporate body made up of three members, the provisions of the above-recalled Consob communication no. 1/20 of 30 January 2020 apply - which considers the criterion of rounding up to be inapplicable - the current provision as per Article 20.3 of the Bylaws is already fully compliant with the new criterion of "two fifths" (rounded down) of the members of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
3.2 Comparative text of the clauses of the Bylaws
The table below shows the Articles of the Bylaws intended to be amended, comparing the current text with the text that would result upon adoption of the proposed amendments in the third item on the agenda of the Shareholders' Meeting (the text proposed for introduction is shown in bold print; the text crossed out is the text proposed for elimination).
| Current text of the Bylaws | New text of the Bylaws |
|---|---|
| Article 13 | Article 13 |
| 13.1 | [Unchanged] |
| 13.2 | [Unchanged] |
|---|---|
| 13.3 | 13.3 |
| The Board of Directors shall be appointed by | The Board of Directors shall be appointed by |
| the Shareholders' Meeting in compliance with the | the Shareholders' Meeting in compliance with the |
| provisions of these Bylaws and with the aim of | provisions of these Bylaws and with the aim of |
| ensuring gender balance in the composition of the | ensuring gender balance in the composition of the |
| Board itself. | Board itself. |
| The Board of Directors shall be appointed on the | The Board of Directors shall be appointed on the |
| basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on | basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on |
| which candidates must be listed by means of a | which candidates must be listed by means of a |
| progressive number. | progressive number. |
| The slates shall be deposited at the Company's | The slates shall be deposited at the Company's |
| registered offices no later than the twenty-fifth day | registered offices no later than the twenty-fifth day |
| preceding the date in which the Shareholders' | preceding the date in which the Shareholders' |
| Meeting shall convene to discuss the appointment of | Meeting shall convene to discuss the appointment of |
| the members of the Board of Directors, and shall be | the members of the Board of Directors, and shall be |
| made available to the public at least twenty-one days | made available to the public at least twenty-one days |
| prior to the Shareholders' Meeting, in accordance | prior to the Shareholders' Meeting, in accordance |
| with the terms and conditions provided for in the law | with the terms and conditions provided for in the law |
| and Consob's own regulations. | and Consob's own regulations. |
| Each shareholder may submit or participate in the | Each shareholder may submit or participate in the |
| submission of and vote a single slate in accordance | submission of and vote a single slate in accordance |
| with the terms set forth in the aforementioned | with the terms set forth in the aforementioned |
| legislative and regulatory provisions. | legislative and regulatory provisions. |
| Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy | Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy |
| on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility. | on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility. |
| Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, | Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, |
| alone or together with other Shareholders, represent | alone or together with other Shareholders, represent |
| at least 2% or are together the owners of such other | at least 2% or are together the owners of such other |
| stake in the capital as Consob may set in its | stake in the capital as Consob may set in its |
| regulations. Ownership of the minimum share | regulations. Ownership of the minimum share |
| necessary to submit slates shall be defined by taking | necessary to submit slates shall be defined by taking |
| account | account |
| of | of |
| shares | shares |
| that | that |
| are | are |
| registered | registered |
| to | to |
| the | the |
| shareholder on the day on which the slates are | shareholder on the day on which the slates are |
| deposited with | deposited with |
| the Company. | the Company. |
| In order to prove ownership of the number of shares | In order to prove ownership of the number of shares |
| necessary | necessary |
| to | to |
| submit | submit |
| slates, | slates, |
| shareholders | shareholders |
| must | must |
| produce | produce |
| the | the |
| relevant | relevant |
| certification | certification |
| issued | issued |
| in | in |
| accordance with the law by qualified intermediaries | accordance with the law by qualified intermediaries |
| within the deadline set for the publication of slates | within the deadline set for the publication of slates |
| by the Company. | by the Company. |
| At least one director, if the Board is made up of no | At least one director, if the Board is made up of no |
more than seven members, or at least three directors,
more than seven members, or at least three directors,
if the Board is made up of more than seven members, must meet the requirements of independence laid down for statutory auditors of listed companies.
The slates shall expressly bear the names of candidates who meet the aforementioned requirement of independence.
At least one third (rounding up in the case of a decimal number) of the members of the Board of Directors must belong to the less represented gender.
Pursuant to the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 25 May, 2012, containing the "Criteria, conditions and terms for the adoption of the model for the demerger of Snam S.p.A., in accordance with Article 15, of Law no. 27 of 24 March, 2012", the directors may not be appointed to offices in administrative or control bodies or in managerial positions at ENI S.p.A. and its subsidiaries, nor may they entertain any direct or indirect, professional or financial relationship with the aforementioned companies.
Furthermore, all candidates must meet the requirements of integrity laid down in current legislation.
In the slates that present three or more candidates, at least one third of the candidates (rounded up, in the case of a decimal figure, to the next whole number) must belong to the less represented gender, as also specified in the call notice for the Shareholders' Meeting.
if the Board is made up of more than seven members, must meet the requirements of independence laid down for statutory auditors of listed companies.
The slates shall expressly bear the names of candidates who meet the aforementioned requirement of independence.
At least one third (rounding up in the case of a decimal number) of the members of the Board of Directors must belong to the less represented gender. At least two fifths of the members of the Board of Directors, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
Pursuant to the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 25 May, 2012, containing the "Criteria, conditions and terms for the adoption of the model for the demerger of Snam S.p.A., in accordance with Article 15, of Law no. 27 of 24 March, 2012", the directors may not be appointed to offices in administrative or control bodies or in managerial positions at ENI S.p.A. and its subsidiaries, nor may they entertain any direct or indirect, professional or financial relationship with the aforementioned companies.
Furthermore, all candidates must meet the requirements of integrity laid down in current legislation.
In the slates that present three or more candidates, at least two fifths of the candidates, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, one third of the candidates (rounded up, in the case of a decimal figure, to the next whole number) must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more candidates, and as better also specified in the call notice for the Shareholders' Meeting.
At the time of deposit, each slate, under penalty of its inadmissibility, must be accompanied by the professional CV of each candidate, along with the declarations by which candidates accept their candidacy and, under their own responsibility, declare the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility, in addition to their ownership of the aforementioned requirements of integrity and independence.
The appointed directors must notify to the Company of their loss of the aforementioned requirements of independence and integrity, as well as the occurrence of causes for ineligibility and incompatibility, if any.
At the time of deposit, each slate, under penalty of its inadmissibility, must be accompanied by the professional CV of each candidate, along with the declarations by which candidates accept their candidacy and, under their own responsibility, declare the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility, in addition to their ownership of the aforementioned requirements of integrity and independence.
The appointed directors must notify to the Company of their loss of the aforementioned requirements of independence and integrity, as well as the occurrence of causes for ineligibility and incompatibility, if any.
| 13.4 | [Unchanged] |
|---|---|
| 13.5 | [Unchanged] |
| 13.6 | [Unchanged] |
| 13.7 | [Unchanged] |
13.8 If in the course of the financial year one or more vacancies occur on the Board, the procedure specified in Art. 2386 of the Italian Civil Code shall be followed.
In any case, respect for the minimum number of independent directors and the presence of least one third (rounded up in the case of decimal number, to the next whole number) of the directors belonging to the less represented gender must be ensured.
13.8 If in the course of the financial year one or more vacancies occur on the Board, the procedure specified in Art. 2386 of the Italian Civil Code shall be followed. In any case, respect for the minimum number of independent directors and the presence of least two fifths of the candidates for the Board of Directors, or any different proportion - if greater - as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter one third (rounded up in the case of decimal number, to the next whole number) of the directors belonging to the less represented gender must be ensured, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
If there is no longer a majority of directors, the entire Board of Directors shall resign, and a Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened in a timely manner by the Board of Directors for the reconstitution of the latter.
If there is no longer a majority of directors, the entire Board of Directors shall resign, and a Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened in a timely manner by the Board of Directors for the reconstitution of the latter.
| 13.9 | [Unchanged] |
|---|---|
| Current text of the Bylaws | New text of the Bylaws |
| Article 24 | Article 24 |
| 24.1 | [Unchanged] |
|---|---|
| 24.2 The provisions of articles 13.3 and 13.8, which aim to ensure that at least two-fifths of the |
|
| directors belong to the least represented gender, shall apply as of the first renewal of the administrative body after that appointed by the |
|
| Shareholders' Meeting of 2 April 2019. Up until such time, also in the case of co-optation, the |
|
| composition of the Board of Directors shall comply with the quota of at least one third |
|
| (rounded up to the next whole number in the case of a decimal number). |
3.3 Assessment of the Board of Directors on whether or not the right of withdrawal applies
The proposed amendments do not come under any of the hypotheses of withdrawal under Article 2437, subsection 1 of the Italian Civil Code. It is therefore considered that shareholders not involved in approving the resolution concerning such amendments, shall not have the right of withdrawal.
3.4 Proposed resolution on the third item on the agenda
In light of the above, the Snam Board of Directors proposes that shareholders approve the following proposed resolution:
"The extraordinary shareholders' meeting of Snam, having regard to the explanatory report by the directors published in accordance with Articles 125-ter of the CLF and 72 of the Issuers' Regulation and in compliance with Annex 3A to the Issuers' Regulations, with reference to the first item on the agenda in the extraordinary part
RESOLVED
- 1. to approve the amendment of Article 13 of the company's Bylaws and Article 24 of the company's Bylaws, as proposed by the Board of Directors;
- 2. to confer upon the Board of Directors, and/or the Chief Executive Officer for it, with the right to use, in whole or in part, special attorneys to this end, all powers as may be required in order to fulfil the foregoing resolution and the consequent legislative and regulatory requirements, including, in particular, to fulfil all formalities necessary to ensure that it is registered with the Business Register in accordance with Article 2436 of the Italian Civil Code, the ability to make any non-substantial amendments and/or
additions as may be required by the competent authorities or the notary, or which are in any case considered useful or appropriate.
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Milan, 28 December 2020
The Chairman of the Board of Directors
Mr Nicola Bedin
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary Session |
||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 | |
| STUDIO TREVISAN DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE AS PROXY-HOLDER | 0 | |||
| UNDER 135-NOVIES CLF IN THE PERSON OF DARIO TREVISAN | ||||
| - BY PROXY OF | ||||
| CDP RETI SPA | 1,053,692,127 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS GMBH AGENT:DWP BANK | 206,268 | F F F | ||
| TCORPIM INTERNATIONAL SHARE (UNHEDGED) FUND AGENT:JP | 123,766 | F F F | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK 801 INVESTMENTS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
20,553 | F F F | ||
| ARIEL INTERNATIONAL DM/EM LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON | 2,281,777 | F F F | ||
| TREATY CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| SLW PORTFOLIO LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 17,616 | F F F | ||
| STATES OF GUERNSEY ACTING BY AND THROUGH THE POLICY AND | 192,427 | |||
| RESO REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS SALIX LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
38,532 | F F F | ||
| SENTINEL INTERNATIONAL TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 13,077 | F F F | ||
| CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| SENTINEL INTERNATIONAL FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
2,611 | |||
| RUM CAY LP REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 9,483 | F F F | ||
| WAM INVESTMENTS, LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 934 | F F F | ||
| MFC INTERNATIONAL FUND LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 14,713 | F F F | ||
| CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| MSCI WORLD EQUITY ESG SCREENED INDEX FUND B (WLDESGB) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
342,901 | |||
| GLOBAL BOND FUND WAYCROSSE INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON | 185,502 | F F F | ||
| TREATY CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| THYSSEN GLOBAL INVESTMENTS CORP REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
1,668 | |||
| KFP MARKETABLE LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 2,546 | F F F | ||
| K INVESTMENTS SH LIMITED. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 278,344 | F F F | ||
| LENDING CLIE LEGAL AND GENERAL MSCI EAFE SL FUND LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 |
120,840 | F F F | ||
| NON TREATY LENDING CLIE | F F F | |||
| NTGI - QM COMMON DAILY ALL COUNTRY WORLD EX-US EQUITY INDEX REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY LENDING CLIE |
85,423 | |||
| LEGAL & GENERAL DEVELOPED MULTI-FACTOR SL FUND LLC | 27,940 | F F F | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY LENDING CLIE | F F F | |||
| NTGI-QM COMMON DAILY EAFE INDEX FUND - LENDING REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY LENDING CLIE |
170,580 | |||
| ASCENSION ALPHA FUND LLC. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 5,824 | F F F | ||
| LENDING CLIE | F F F | |||
| UNITED NATIONS JOINT STAFF PENSION FUND REQUESTER:NT | 1,400,000 | |||
| UNITED NATIONS JOINT STAFF FLEXSHARES INTERNATIONAL QUALITY DIVIDEND INDEX FUND |
304,992 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | |||
| INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND STAFF RETIREMENT PLAN 700 REQUESTER:NT INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND |
188,930 | |||
| NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC REQUESTER:NT NT0 CHINA MALAYSIAN | 798 | F A F | ||
| SINGAPO | F A F | |||
| NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SECURITY FUND PRC | 6,091 | |||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 CHINA MALAYSIAN SINGAPO | F F F | |||
| NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SECURITY FUND PRC REQUESTER:NT NT0 CHINA MALAYSIAN SINGAPO |
552,994 | |||
| FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY FLEX INTERNATIONAL | 55,678 | F F F | ||
| INDEX FUND REQUESTER:NT FIDELITY FUNDS | F F F | |||
| FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY SERIES GLOBAL EX U.S. | 1,691,056 | |||
| INDEX FUND REQUESTER:NT FIDELITY FUNDS HAGFORS LIMITED THE R&H TRUST COMPANY LTD REQUESTER:NT |
35,324 | F F F | ||
| NT1 NON TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE | F F F | |||
| STICHTING BLUE SKY LIQUID ASSET FUNDS REQUESTER:NT BLUE | 215,663 | |||
| SKY GROUP NEW ZEALAND SUPERANNUATION FUND REQUESTER:NT NEW |
3,009,117 | F F F | ||
| ZEALAND SUPERANNUATION | ||||
| MERCER PASSIVE INTERNATIONAL SHARES FUND REQUESTER:NT | 99,884 | F F F | ||
| NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT LENDING | F A F | |||
| AUSTRALIANSUPER AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 301,662 |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session |
| COMMONWEALTH SUPERANNUATION CORPORATION AS TRUSTEE | 104,220 | 1 2 3 F A F |
|
| REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS AUSTRALIAN CAPITAL TERRITORY REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY |
74,753 | ||
| ACCOUNT CLIENTS | F F F | ||
| QUEENSLAND INVESTMENT TRUST NO. 2 REQUESTER:NT NT2 | 77,537 | F F F | |
| TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS LORD MAYOR`S CHARITABLE FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
1,838 | F F F | |
| QIC INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES FUND REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
65,923 | F F F | |
| ENERGY INVESTMENT FUND REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
643,509 | F F F | |
| COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND 6. REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
768,091 | F F F | |
| MAGELLAN INFRASTRUCTURE FUND (UNHEDGED REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
3,573,006 | F F F | |
| COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND 7. REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
1,431,856 | F F F | |
| MAGELLAN INFRASTRUCTURE FUND REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
8,811,533 | F F F | |
| EQ ADVISORS TRUST - EQ/INTERNATIONAL MANAGED VOLATILITY PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
268,166 | F F F | |
| MAGELLAN CORE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
1,115,067 | F F F | |
| GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SUPERANNUATION BOARD | 1,598,116 | F F F | |
| IAGAM GLOBAL EQUITY TRUST. REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
162,656 | F F F | |
| MAGELLAN INFRASTRUCTURE FUND (CURRENCY HEDGED) REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
2,588,301 | F F F | |
| AUSTRALIA POST SUPERANNUATION SCHEME REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY ACCOUNT CLIENTS |
13,255 | F F F | |
| JOHN T WALTON FAMILY TRUST. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
226,253 | F F F | |
| EXELON CORPORATION PENSION MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
1,662,265 | F F F | |
| EXELON CORPORATION EMPLOYEES BENEFIT TRUST FOR MANAGEMENT E REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
116,605 | F F F | |
| HRW TRUST NO 3 UAD 01/17/03 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
292,719 | F F F | |
| LESLIE C NAIFY 2016 TRUST UAD FEB 8 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
5,104 | F F F | |
| BT INTERNATIONAL SHARES INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
150,054 | F F F | |
| GEORGE LUCAS FAMILY FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
147,757 | F F F | |
| ARIEL GLOBAL FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
278,059 | F F F | |
| ARIEL INTERNATIONAL FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
5,392,174 | F F F | |
| JTW TRUST NO. 5 UAD 9/19/02 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
4,198 | F F F | |
| JTW TRUST NO. 2 UAD 9/19/02 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
8,078 | F F F | |
| JTW TRUST NO. 4 UAD 9/19/02 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
8,461 | F F F | |
| JTW TRUST NO. 1 UAD 9/19/02 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
199,185 | F F F | |
| JTW TRUST NO. 3 UAD 9/19/02 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
10,502 | F F F | |
| FORD MOTOR COMPANY DEFINED BENEFIT MASTER TRUST. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
98,627 | F F F | |
| CYSTIC FIBROSIS FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
70,299 | F A F | |
| EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF GEORGIA AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
242,730 | F F F | |
| THE CHARLOTTE-MECKLENBURG HOSPITAL AUTHORITY REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
1,484,923 | F F F | |
| ATRIUM HEALTH FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
66,285 | F F F | |
| DREW M ANDRADE 2016 TR UAD FEB 8 1991 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
8,936 | F F F | |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | ||
| CHRISTIE M. NAIFY 2016 TRUST UAD FEB 8 1991 REQUESTER:NT NT0 | 20,580 | |||
| 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE NORTHERN FUNDS INTERNATIONAL GROWTH EQUITY FUND. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
22,819 | |||
| EMERSON ELECTRIC CO. RETIREMENT MASTER TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
347,445 | |||
| ACORN 1998 TRUST. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
3,175 | |||
| EXELON FITZPATRICK QUALIFIED FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
1,726 | |||
| NORTHERN FUNDS - INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
629,795 | |||
| MICHIGAN CATHOLIC CONFERENCE REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
3,509 | |||
| NVIT INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
241,540 | |||
| NORTHERN ENGAGE360 FUND. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
340,202 | |||
| NORTHERN TRUST GLOBAL INVESTMENTS COLLECTIVE FUNDS TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
4,599,644 | |||
| PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (USA) FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
9,675 | |||
| MICHIGAN CATHOLIC CONFERENCE MASTER PENSION TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
8,381 | |||
| MATTHEW A STADNIK 2016 TR UAD FEB 8 1991 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
11,478 | |||
| MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS RETIREMENT TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
254,229 | |||
| NORTHERN MULTI MANAGER GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
4,484,907 | |||
| MORNINGSTAR UNCONSTRAINED ALLOCATION FUND A SERIES OF MORNINGSTAR FUNDS TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY |
161,941 | |||
| ALW 2010 FAMILY TRUST ALICE WALTONC/O WALTON ENTERPRISES LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
93,298 | |||
| THE UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS FOUNDATION INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
168,879 | |||
| WSSP INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
151,077 | |||
| HRW TRUST NO 2 UAD 01/17/03 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
14,869 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 1 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
14,814 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 3 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
17,249 | |||
| S. ROBSON WALTON 2010 TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
8,762 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 4 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
5,344 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 6 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
16,717 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 12 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
19,443 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 5 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
6,925 | |||
| HRW TRUST NO 4 UAD 01/17/03 | 349,317 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 7. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
14,903 | |||
| JNL/MELLON INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
223,890 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO 2 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
14,336 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 8 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
423,923 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 9. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
11,781 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 11 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
275,870 | |||
| HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 10 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
12,604 | |||
| HRW TRUST NO 1 UAD 01/17/03 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
21,566 |
Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
| E-MARKET SDIR |
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| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session 1 2 3 |
| SEAN P ANDRADE 2016 TR UAD FEB 8, 1991 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
6,983 | F F F | |
| THE TRUSTEES OF THE HENRY SMITH CHARITY REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
45,594 | F F F | |
| THE LAURIE M. TISCH FOUNDATION INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
10,415 | F F F | |
| CHRISTINA E SUDIN 2016 TRUST UAD FEB 8 1991 REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
7,562 | F F F | |
| NOMURA CCY FD GBL INFRAST STOCK FD AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB |
2,609,850 | F F F | |
| ONEPATH GLOBAL SHARES - LARGE CAP (UNHEDGED) INDEXPOOL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
174,376 | F F F | |
| TRINITY COLLEGE CAMBRIDGE REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
12,872 | F F F | |
| S. ROBSON WALTON 1999 CHILDRENS TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
5,201 | F F F | |
| LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
1,073 | F F F | |
| SALT RIVER PIMA-MARICOPA INDIAN COMMUNITY REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
247,104 | F F F | |
| TEACHERS` RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF OKLAHOMA REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
468,127 | F F F | |
| UTAH STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEMS REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
301,115 | F A F | |
| MASTER TRUST AGREEMENT UNDER VARIOUS EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
86,509 | F F F | |
| GENERAL PENSION AND SOCIAL SECURITY AUTHORITY GPSSA REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
129,627 | F F F | |
| MERCY INVESTMENT SERVICES INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
15,456 | F F F | |
| ALFRED I DUPONT CHARITABLE TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
22,155 | F F F | |
| EUROPE EQUITY INDEX ESG SCREENED FUND B(EURXCWB) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
182,257 | F F F | |
| EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT FUND OF THE CITY OF DALLAS. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
453,334 | F F F | |
| CHEVRON MASTER PENSION TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
75,623 | F F F | |
| ILLINOIS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
957,870 | F F F | |
| GUIDESTONE FUNDS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND. REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
106,584 | F F F | |
| CITY OF LOS ANGELES FIRE AND POLICE PENSION PLAN REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
163,129 | F F F | |
| STICHTING INSTITUUT GAK REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
31,388 | F F F | |
| WYOMING RETIREMENT SYSTEM REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
41,344 | F F F | |
| HSBC GLOBAL EQUITY FUND REQUESTER:NT NT1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE HSBC INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOLED FUND REQUESTER:NT NT1 |
31,604 73,285 |
F F F | |
| 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA LIMITED PENSION TRUST |
13,959 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:NT NT1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE EQ ADVISORS TRUST - EQ/INTERNATIONAL CORE MANAGED |
98,152 | F F F | |
| VOLATILITY PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK PUBLIC SECTOR PENSION INVESTMENT BOARD REQUESTER:NT NT1 |
1,039,806 | F F F | |
| 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND NAV CANADA PENSION PLAN REQUESTER:NT NT1 15% TREATY |
226,506 | F F F | |
| ACCOUNT LEND HALIFAX REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY MASTER TRUST REQUESTER:NT |
57,797 | F F F | |
| NT1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS GROSS ROLL UP UNIT TRUST |
62,609 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 PCT TREAT BARINGS INVESTMENT FUNDS PLC. REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 |
221,996 | F F F | |
| PCT TREAT ATLAS GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE UCITS ICAV REQUESTER:NT NT0 |
5,488,061 | F F F | |
| IEDU UCITS 15 PCT TREAT MFG INVESTMENT FUND PLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 |
1,235,729 | F F F | |
| PCT TREAT PRESCIENT ICAV. REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 PCT TREAT |
43,350 | F F F | |
| F F F |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | |
| BARINGS INTERNATIONAL UMBRELLA FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 PCT TREAT |
56,881 | ||
| BLACKROCK AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL SCHEME I | 1,876,943 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT BLACKROCK AUTHORISED CONTRA ROCKEFELLER & CO., INC AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
68,504 | ||
| LEGAL AND GENERAL GLOBAL EQUITY INDEX FUND | 9,729 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T | |||
| LEGAL & GENERAL GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T |
716,104 | ||
| LEGAL & GENERAL FUTURE WORLD CLIMATE CHANGE EQUITY | 4,483 | ||
| FACTORS I REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T LEGAL AND GENERAL EUROPEAN INDEX TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 |
1,227,838 | ||
| UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T | |||
| LEGAL AND GENERAL INTERNATIONAL INDEX TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T |
150,245 | ||
| PREMIER GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE INCOME FUND | 72,000 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T PREMIER MITON GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE INCOME FUND |
72,000 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T | |||
| LEGAL & GENERAL FUTURE WORLD ESG DEVELOPED INDEX FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 UKDU UCITS TREATY/NON T |
3,820 | ||
| LEGAL & GENERAL AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL SCHEME | 547,712 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT LEGAL AND GENERAL AUTHORISE KBI FUNDS ICAV REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 PCT TREAT |
85,266 | ||
| EQ ADVISORS TRUST - EQ/GLOBAL EQUITY MANAGED VOLATILITY | 78,427 | ||
| PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK LEGAL AND GENERAL ICAV REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDU UCITS 15 PCT |
50,164 | ||
| TREAT | |||
| BRITISH COLUMBIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT CORPORATION. REQUESTER:NT NT BRITISH COLUMBIA INVESTM |
52,320 | ||
| LONDON LGPS CIV AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL SCHEME. | 529,754 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT LONDON LGPS CIV AUTHORISED ILLINOIS STATE BOARD OF INVESTMENT REQUESTER:NT NTC - |
1,208,071 | ||
| ILLINOIS STATE BOARD | |||
| BANCO NACIONAL DE PANAMA ACTING AS TRUSTEE OF THE FIDEICOMISO DE FOND O DE AHORRO DE PANAMA REQUESTER:NT |
7,724 | ||
| LF ROBECO ACS UMBRELLA FUND. REQUESTER:NT NTC-LF ROBECO | 246,747 | ||
| ACS UMBRELLA LGPS CENTRAL AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL SCHEME |
320,900 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NTC-LGPS CENTRAL AUTHORISED | |||
| UBS COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND REQUESTER:NT NTC-UBS COMMON CONTRACTUAL |
55,158 | ||
| QSUPER REQUESTER:NT NTC - QSUPER | 23,232 | ||
| THE GREATER MANCHESTER PENSION FUND. REQUESTER:NT NTC-TMBC AS THE ADMIN AUTH |
395,738 | ||
| BLACKROCK STRATEGIC INCOME OPPORTUNITIES PORTFOLIO OF | 95,089 | ||
| BLACKROCK FUNDS V AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK BLACKROCK UCITS CCF. BLACKROCK ASSET MANAGEMENT IRELAND |
198,683 | ||
| LIMITED REQUESTER:NT NTC - BLACKROCK COMMON CON | |||
| INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT ON BEHALF OF THE WORLD BANK GROUP TRUST FUNDS |
9,316 | ||
| WEST YORKSHIRE PENSION FUND REQUESTER:NT NTC - WEST | 1,000,000 | ||
| YORKSHIRE PENSIO CLEARWATER INTERNATIONAL FUND REQUESTER:NT |
70,149 | ||
| NTC-CLEARWATER INTERNATIONA | |||
| MERSEYSIDE PENSION FUND REQUESTER:NT NTC MERSEYSIDE PENSION FUND |
29,269 | ||
| VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEGLOBAL INDEX 1 REQUESTER:NT GS1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
394,951 | ||
| KOMMUNAL LANDSPENSJONSKASSE GJENSIDIG | 167,094 | ||
| FORSIKRINGSSELSKAP REQUESTER:NT GS1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEGLOBAL FLERFAKTOR I |
1,598,905 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT GS1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND | |||
| VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEEUROPA INDEKS 1 REQUESTER:NT GS1 15% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
145,172 | ||
| UNIVEST. REQUESTER:NT UNIVEST | 589,955 | ||
| MINE SUPERANNUATION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 64,830 | ||
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS VOOR HET LEVENSMIDDELENBEDRIJF REQUESTER:NT GS1 EU/NORWAY |
118,058 | ||
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS PGB REQUESTER:NT GS1 EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS |
1,149,726 |
F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F F F
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| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Extraordinary Session |
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|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS VOOR HET SCHOONMAAK EN GL. REQUESTER:NT GS1 EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS |
167,003 | F F F | |
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS VOOR HET BEROEPSVERVOER OVER DE WEG REQUESTER:NT GS1 EU/NORWAY |
461,188 | F F F | |
| NORTHERN TRUST UCITS FGR FUND REQUESTER:NT GS0 NLDU UCITS 1.2%PCT TREA |
310,621 | F F F | |
| ROBECO INSTITUTIONAL UMBRELLA FUND REQUESTER:NT NTGS LONDON-ROBECO INSTITUT LGT SELECT FUNDS REQUESTER:RBC LGT SELECT FUNDS |
1,108,942 49,494 |
F A F | |
| MACQUARIE FUND SOLUTIONS (FORM. MACQUARIE SICAV) | 75,960 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:RBC MACQUARIE FUND SOLUTIONS MEDIOLANUM BEST BRANDS REQUESTER:RBC MEDIOLANUM BEST |
894,083 | F F F | |
| BRANDS RBC INVESTOR SERVICES BANK FRANCE S.A. REQUESTER:RBC |
300,000 | F A F F A F |
|
| INVESTOR SERVICES BANK UCITS CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING UNIONS SUPERANNUATION FUND |
78,372 | F A F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK VARIOPARTNER SICAV REQUESTER:RBC VARIOPARTNER SICAV |
111,602 | ||
| VONTOBEL FUND. REQUESTER:RBC VONTOBEL FUND | 5,681 | F F F | |
| DANSKE INVEST SICAV REQUESTER:RBC DANSKE INVEST SICAV | 268,740 | F F F | |
| 205,836 | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSE THE CMI GLOBAL NETWORK FUND REQUESTER:RBC UNIVERSE THE CMI GLOBAL NETWORK VONTOBEL FUND (CH) REQUESTER:RBC VONT VESCORE GLOB EQ |
1,800 | F F F | |
| MULT FAC RIVERFIELD SICAV REQUESTER:RBC RIVERFIELD SICAV |
59,826 | F F F | |
| MAN MULTI-STRATEGY MASTER FUND MAPLES CORPORATE | 27,792 | B B B | |
| SERVICES LIMITES REQUESTER:BARCLAYS BANK PLC SA A/C PB CDIL WHITEHELM CAP LS CR INFS FD REQUESTER:CBLDN-FIDANTE |
55,814 | F A F F F F |
|
| PLSI-WCLCIF CMLA INDEXED GLOBAL SHARE FUND REQUESTER:CBHK-EQT RE |
12,552 | F A F | |
| CMLA INDEX GS FD DFA INT CORE EQ MKT ETF REQUESTER:CBNY-DFA INT CORE EQ MKT ETF |
23,882 | F F F | |
| T. ROWE PRICE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
79,322 | F F F | |
| LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE PENSIONS MANAGEMENT LIMITED | 22,051,249 | ||
| ILA-LA WORLD ESG SCREENED FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE CO |
31,746 | F F F F F F |
|
| IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE PLC REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE CO |
1,677,824 | F F F | |
| ILA - RAFIMF REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE CO | 14,049 | F F F | |
| IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE. REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A IRISH LIFE ASSURANCE CO |
237,752 | F F F | |
| ZURICH LIFE ASSURANCE PLC REQUESTER:CBLDN SA ESLACOILL | 59,157 | F A F | |
| CFSIL ATF CMLA INTERNATIONAL SHARE FUND REQUESTER:CBHK SA CFSIL-ATF CMLA INTL SHS STICHTING MN SERVICES AANDELENFO ND REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A |
12,812 247,600 |
F A F | |
| MNSERVICES AANDELENFONDS EUROPA LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE (PENSIONS MANAGEMENT) |
4,504,779 | F F F | |
| LIMITED LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY LIMITED |
8,124 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A LEGAL AND GENERAL BLACKROCK DYNAMIC HIGH INCOME PORTFOLIO OF BLACKROCK |
84,573 | F F F | |
| FUNDS II AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK LEGAL AND GENERAL INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT |
39,635 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A LEGAL AND GENERAL CITIBANK INTERNATIONAL PLC AS TRUSTEE CITIBANK INT.PLC |
6,792,093 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A STANDARD LIFE EUROP TRUST CHARLES SCHWAB CO. INC. REQUESTER:CBNY S/A CHARLES |
1,093 | F F F | |
| SCHWAB MANULIFE GLOBAL FUND (SICA REQUESTER:CBLUX S/A MANULIFE |
32,221 | F F F F F F |
|
| GLOBAL FUND COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVESTMENTS LIMITED. REQUESTER:CBHK |
5,148,951 | F F F | |
| S/A CFSIL COMWLTH GL IF 3 AEGON CUSTODY B.V. REQUESTER:CBLDN-AEGON CSTDY BV RE TEIS RE UBS |
1,331,774 | F F F | |
| THE NOMURA TRUST AND BANKING CO LTD REQUESTER:CBHK S/A NMTB/NIK KOKUSAI-H 935034 |
86,646 | F F F | |
| BERESFORD FUNDS PLC REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A CIPI ILIM FUNDS PLC | 498,047 | F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
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| CERTIFIED | |
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| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | Session |
| PRINCIPAL TRUST COMPANY ASIA LIMITED REQUESTER:CBNY S/A PRINC TR CO (ASIA) LTD |
245,868 | 1 2 3 F F F |
|
| CFSIL - COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL SHARE FUND 22 REQUESTER:CBHK S/A CFSIL COMMONWEALTH GL SF 22 |
198,535 | F A F | |
| NMM5 GIEP DWS ACCOUNT AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB | 49,457 | F F F | |
| STATE OF NEW MEXICO STATE INVESTMENT COUNCIL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
169,774 | F F F | |
| CFSIL - COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL SHARE FUND 23 REQUESTER:CBHK S/A CFSIL COMMONWEALTH GL SF 23 |
69,832 | F A F | |
| STICHTING PGGM DEPOSITARY REQUESTER:CBLDN-SPD PGGM (DMAE2TR) |
4,256,873 | F A F | |
| INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES FUND REQUESTER:CBHK SA MIML MACQUARIE INT EQ FD |
34,020 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE TRUE INDEX GLOBAL INFRASECURITIES FUND REQUESTER:CBHK SA MACQUARIE TRUE IGI SF |
277,213 | F F F | |
| PRINCIPAL MPF EUROPEAN EQUITY FUND REQUESTER:CBHK SA CITITRUST L-AIM EURO EQ F |
86,111 | F F F | |
| NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SEC FUND REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA HONG KONG SA SSF-ACE-CF92 |
39,645 | F F F | |
| LEGG MASON INC. REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA NEW YORK SA LEGG MASON INC GLOBAL ESG |
3,596 | F F F | |
| CFSIL - COLONIAL FIRST STATE GLOBAL ASSET MANAGEMENT MULTI SECTOR TRUST 1 REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA HONG KONG SA |
1,288 | F A F | |
| SDA INTL EQUITY INDEX FD-WORLD REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA NEW YORK SA SDA INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND |
52,566 | F A F | |
| CBOSC-CBGS-WGSS07 REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA HONG KONG SA CBOSC ATF OSF-WGSS07 |
21,150 | F A F | |
| STELLAR INSURANCE, LTD. AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 82,233 | F F F | |
| THREADNEEDLE (LUX) COLUMBIA THREADNEEDLE INVESTMENTS REQUESTER:CBLUX SA THREADNEEDLE (LUX) |
55,162 | F A F | |
| THREADNEEDLE (LUX REQUESTER:CBLUX SA THREADNEEDLE (LUX) |
10,445 | F A F | |
| CBOSC ATF CW BK GRP SUP WGSS08 REQUESTER:CBHK SA CBOSC ATF CBSG-WGSS08 |
21,613 | F F F | |
| STANDARD LIFE INVESTMENT COMPANY FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN SA STANDARD LIFE INVEST COMP |
6,016 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LIMITED REQUESTER:CBHK SA MIML-MACQ INT INFR SFD UH |
603,944 | F F F | |
| JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS III GLOBAL SHAREHOLDER YIELD FUND REQUESTER:CBNY SA JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS |
4,856,727 | F F F | |
| JOHN HANCOCK VARIABLE INSURANCE TRUST INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX TRUST. REQUESTER:CBNY SA JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS |
681 | F F F | |
| LEGAL AND GENERAL COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TRUST | 10,383,757 | F F F | |
| WALDEN INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND REQUESTER:CBNY-WALDEN INT EQ FD |
90,171 | F F F | |
| CFSIL RE COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVESTMENT FUND 10 REQUESTER:CBHK-CFSIL RE CFS INVEST FD 10 |
51,217 | F A F | |
| SCHRODER INTERNATIONAL SELECTION FUND | 1,545,820 | F F F | |
| HUTCHISON PROVIDENT FUND. REQUESTER:CBHK-BCTCLAC-HUTCHIS PROVID FD |
41,299 | F F F | |
| VICTORY MARKET NEUTRAL INCOMEFUND REQUESTER:CBNY-COMPASS MKT NTRL INC FD |
12,710 | F F F | |
| FIDANTE PARTNERS LIMITED REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA HONG KONG SA CBOSC ATF CBGS-WALT08 |
711,623 | F F F | |
| NEWBURG NOMINEES LIMITED INVESTORSWHOLESALE GLOBAL EQUITY (INDEX) TRUST REQUESTER:CBHK-NEWBURG NLIWGE |
96,244 | F F F | |
| LATVIJAS BANKA REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA LONDON SA LATVIJAS BANKA |
27,812 | F F F | |
| VICTORY RS GLOBAL FUND REQUESTER:CBNY-VICTORY RS GLOBAL FUND |
3,148 | F F F | |
| VICTORY RS INTERNATIONAL FUND REQUESTER:CBNY-VICTORY RS INTERNATIONAL FUND |
6,293 | F F F | |
| VICTORY RS INTERNATIONAL VIP SERIES REQUESTER:CBNY-VICTORY RS INTERNATIONAL VIP |
217,620 | F F F | |
| JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS II INTERNATIONAL STRATEGIC EQUITY ALLOCATION FUND REQUESTER:CBNY-JHF II INTL SEA FD |
1,392 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE MULTI-FACTOR FUND. REQUESTER:CBHK-MIMAL RE MC MULTI-FCTR FD |
62,834 | F F F | |
| PICTET-EUROPE INDEX AGENT:PICTET & CIE(EUROPE) | 279,450 | F F F | |
| VICTORYSHARES DEVELOPED ENHANCEDVOLATILITY WTD INDEX ETF. REQUESTER:CBNY-VICT CEMP DEV EN VOL ETF |
13,430 | F F F |
| Extraordinary | |
|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session |
| VICTORYSHARES INTERNATIONALVOLATILITY WTD INDEX ETF. REQUESTER:CBNY-VICT CEMP INTL VOL WTD ETF |
4,025 | 1 2 3 F F F |
|
| CITITRUST LIMITED AS TRUSTEE OF BLACKROCK PREMIER | 11,094 | F F F | |
| FUNDS-BLACKROCK WORLD EQUITY INDEX FUND VICTORYSHARES INTERNATIONAL HIGHDIV VOLATILITY WTD INDEX ETF REQUESTER:CBNY SA VICT CEMP INTL HI DIV VOL ETF |
3,576 | F F F | |
| SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE DEVELOPED MARKETS FUNDAMENTAL | 2,087 | F A F | |
| INDEX CTF REQUESTER:CBNY-SOCIALLY RESP DVLP MKTS HOSTPLUS POOLED SUPERANNUATION TRUST REQUESTER:CBHK-HPL HP PST IFM IN GE-PT C |
53,331 | F F F | |
| ABERDEEN INVESTMENT FUNDS UK ICVC II - ABERDEEN WORLD EQUITY ENHANCED INDEX FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN-ABERDEEN |
69,484 | F F F | |
| ABERDEEN INVESTMENT FUNDS UK ICVC II - ABERDEEN EUROPEAN | 405,395 | F F F | |
| EQUITY ENHANCED INDEX FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN ABERDEEN WHITEHELM LISTED CORE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND - UNHEDGED |
2,266 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:CBHK-FPL RE WH LISTED C INR FD ABERDEEN FUNDS-ABERDEEN MULTI MANAGER MULTI ASSET DISTRIBUTION PORTFOLIO FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN-CEP |
12,477 | F F F | |
| EPS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 49,174 | ||
| ABERDEEN FUNDS - ABERDEEN MULTI MANAGER CAUTIOUS MANAGED PORTFOLIO FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN-CEP |
27,219 | F A F F F F |
|
| USAA CAPITAL GROWTH FUND. REQUESTER:CBNY-USAA CAPITAL GROWTH-RS |
2,597 | F F F | |
| USAA INTERNATIONAL FUND. REQUESTER:CBNY-USAA INTERNATIONAL FUND |
26,750 | F F F | |
| USAA WORLD GROWTH FUND REQUESTER:CBNY-USAA WORLD GROWTH FUND |
16,336 | F F F | |
| TIMOTHY PLAN INTERNATIONAL ETF. REQUESTER:CBNY-TIMOTHY PLAN INTERNATIONAL ETF |
30,329 | F F F | |
| UNIVERSAL INVESTMENT GMBH W.MEISTERWERT PERSPEKTIVE REQUESTER:UBS AG-ZURICH SA UBS D I-SEC TAX EX D-RES |
138,100 | F A F | |
| OLD NORTH STATE HEDGED EQUITY MWT LLC REQUESTER:MORGAN ST & CO. INTL PLC SA IPB |
71,989 | F A F | |
| MMA VIE SA REQUESTER:RBC MMA VIE SA | 2,023,424 | F F F | |
| ABERDEEN INVESTMENT FUNDS UK ICVC II - ABERDEEN EUROPEN EQUITY TRACKER FUND REQUESTER:CBLDN- ABRDN EUROP EQ |
60,770 | F F F | |
| PRINCIPAL FINANCIAL SERVICES INC. - LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE REQUESTER:CBNY-PFSI GLOBAL DRP IMA |
2,580 | F F F | |
| ROBECO CAPITAL GROWTH FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM | 5,056,680 | F A F | |
| MAN GLG EQUITY LONG-SHORT ENHANCED MASTER MAN GLG TOPAZ LIMITED REQUESTER:JP MORGAN SECURITIES LTD |
52,232 | F A F | |
| EAGLE REQUESTER:PERSHING, LLC | 5,587 | F F F | |
| SPRING 625 REQUESTER:PERSHING, LLC | 39,628 | F F F | |
| THE CHERYL D DUFFIELD TRUST UAD 09/12/96 CHERYL D DUFFIELD TTEE REQUESTER:PERSHING, LLC |
1,207 | F F F | |
| THE DAVID A DUFFIELD TRUST UAD 07/14/88 REQUESTER:PERSHING, LLC |
15,232 | F F F | |
| STICHTING PENSIOOENFONDS METAAL EN TECHNIEK MN SERVICES REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A PFMT |
391,559 | F F F | |
| STICHTING MN SERVICES REQUESTER:CBLDN S/A PFMT | 1,026,435 | F F F | |
| NORGES BANK REQUESTER:CBNY SA NORGES BANK | 585,257 | B F F | |
| GOVERNMENT OF NORWAY REQUESTER:CBNY SA GOVERNMENT OF NORWAY |
54,022,715 | B F F | |
| ENERGY SUPER REQUESTER:CBNY-ELRGEP NAB ACF ENERGY SUPER |
19,676 | F A F | |
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MIZUHO TRUST & BANKING CO., LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR INTERNATIONAL EQUITY MLC INVESTMENTS, MLC LIMITED. REQUESTER:CBNY-M1RC31 NAB |
171,294 371,739 |
F F F | |
| ACF MLCI WMP EQ 31 MLC INVESTMENTS, MLC LIMITED. REQUESTER:CBNY-M1RC31 NAB |
4,455 | F F F | |
| ACF MLCI WMP EQ 31 JANA PASSIVE GLOBAL SHARE TRUST REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA NEW |
22,934 | F A F | |
| YORK JANA PASSIVE GLOBAL SHARE TRUST TASPLAN SUPERANNUATION FUND. REQUESTER:CBNY-TNRBLV NAB |
167,248 | F F F | |
| ACF TASPLAN SUPER | 19,804 | F A F | |
| CARE SUPER. REQUESTER:CBNY-CRROGE NAB ACF CARE SUPER | F A F | ||
| UBS FUND MANAGEMENT(LUXEMBOURG) SA | 111,659 | F F F | |
| UBS (LUX) INSTITUTIONAL FUND - EQUITIES EUROPE (EX CH) PASSIVE II REQUESTER:UBS (LUXEMBOURG) SA |
916,624 | F F F | |
| UBS FUND MGT (CH) AG REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS | 68,648 | F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
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| CERTIFIED |
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE UBS FUND MGT (CH) AG CH1250 / 1895 FUND - ESG GLB EQ PSV - 0230 - 00721203 REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS |
Partial 32,610 |
Total | 1 2 3 F F F |
| UBS FUND MGT (CH) AG CH0555 / MB(CH)FD EUSTK - 0230 - 00465864 | 26,440 | ||
| REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS | F F F | ||
| HC RENTE AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 18,947 | F F F | |
| UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT (U.K.) LTD FUND MANAGEMENT | 50,520 | F F F | |
| SWITZERLAND REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS | |||
| UBS FUND MGT (CH) AG CH0467/UBSCHIF2-EQ GLOB REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS |
33,932 | F F F | |
| RETURN TO WORK CORPORATION OF SOUTH AUSTRALIA | 753,694 | ||
| REQUESTER:CITIBANK NA NEW YORK SA WCMGLI RTN WRK CORP | F F F | ||
| UBS FUND MGT (CH) AG CH 0485 OLZ EEXCHOPTESG 0230 00586859 | 89,075 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:UBS CH AG FM CLIENT ASSETS AMUNDI DIVIDENDO ITALIA |
1,400,000 | ||
| AMUNDI BEST SELECTION PLUS | 71,857 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI BEST SELECTION TOP | 42,767 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI DISTRIBUZIONE ATTIVA | 5,928 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI CEDOLA 2021 | 5,230 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO RISPARMIO 2022 | 4,562 | F F F | |
| UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT LIFE LTD AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE | 1,121,457 | F F F | |
| BANK | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO CRESCITA 2022 | 22,607 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO RISPARMIO 2022 DUE | 4,471 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO CRESCITA 2022 DUE | 23,440 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO RISPARMIO 2022 TRE | 4,022 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI BILANCIATO EURO | 31,738 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI BEST SELECTION CLASSIC | 36,617 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI OBIETTIVO RISPARMIO 2022 QUATTRO | 3,820 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI PRIVATE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE 2024 | 47,536 | F F F | |
| CENTRAL BANK OF IRELAND AMUNDI INDEX MSCI WORLD SRI |
17,675 265,895 |
F F F | |
| SUZUKA INKA AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 200,116 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FD EUROPEAN EQUITY ESG IMPROVERS | 229,250 | F A F | |
| AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EUROPE | 560 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE EX UK | 1,349 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FDS GLOB MULTI-ASSET CONSERVATIVE | 289,932 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI INDEX EQUITY GLOBAL LOW CARBON | 12,599 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI INDEX MSCI WORLD | 723 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FDS GLOBAL MULTI-ASSET TARGET INC | 93,008 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS EQUITY EUROPE CONSERVATIVE | 60 | F F F | |
| CANDRIAM QUANT EQUITIES EUROPE | 691,198 | F F F | |
| CLEOME INDEX EUROPE EQUITIES | 230,753 | F F F F F F |
|
| 1936 ASSETMANAGEMENT AB (FORMER HMP ASSETMANAGEMENT AB) | 8,156 | F F F | |
| AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ CONSTRUCTION AND BUILDING UNIONS SUPERANNUATION FUND |
19,441 | F A F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK AMUNDI FUNDS DYNAMIC MULTI FACT EUROPE EQU |
886 | ||
| CLEOME INDEX EMU EQUITIES | 124,344 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS EURO MULTI-ASSET TARGET INC | 319,830 | F F F | |
| HELIUM ALPHA | 10,699 | F F F | |
| SEEYOND EUROPE MARKET NEUTRAL | 16,077 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI INDEX EQUITY EUROPE LOW CARBON | 1,454 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI MSCI WORLD ESG UNIVERSAL SELECT | 893 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS MULTI ASSET CONSERVATIVE | 128,387 | F F F | |
| CLEOME INDEX WORLD EQUITIES | 40,917 | F F F F F F |
|
| AMUNDI FUNDS GLOBAL MULTI-ASSET | 132,733 | F F F | |
| PICTET-EUROLAND INDEX AGENT:PICTET & CIE(EUROPE) | 157,996 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE ESG UNIVERSAL SELECT | 1,411 | F F F | |
| RCO LUX MONTJOLY INVEST POOL AMUNDI | 24,758 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EUROPE SRI | 1,766,275 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI PRIME GLOBAL - UCITS ETF DR | 732 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI PRIME EUROPE - UCITS ETF DR | 1,830 | F F F |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | ||
|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total |
| AMUNDI MSCI EMU ESG UNIVERSAL SELECT | 2,378 | |
| CANDRIAM QUANT EQUITIES MULTI-FACTOR GLO | 22,436 | |
| CLEOME INDEX GLOBAL EQUITIES | 4,042 | |
| SEEYOND GLOBAL MINVOL | 803,638 | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS EQUITY EUROPE RISK PARITY | 875 | |
| BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS-LABOR PENSION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
8,173,288 | |
| AMUNDI MSCI WORLD CLIMATE PARIS ALIG PAB | 7,216 | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS PIONEER FLEXIBLE OPPORTUNIT | 300,839 | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS DYNAMIC MULTI FACTORS EURO | 613 | |
| CANDRIAM QUANT EQUITIES MULTI-FACTOR EMU | 42,956 | |
| AMUNDI FUNDS EQUITY EURO RISK PARITY | 189 | |
| AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE CLIMATE PARIS ALIGNED PAB | 29 | |
| AMUNDI INDEX EQUITY GLOBAL MULTI SMART ALLOCATION | 2,711 | |
| SCIENTIFIC BETA | ||
| AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EMU SRI | 95,817 | |
| SEEYOND EUROPE MINVOL | 1,257,723 | |
| EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD FUND II - INCOME 2024 | 100,280 | |
| ROBECO UMBRELLA FUND I N.V. AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM | 609,554 | |
| EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD FUND EQUITY EURO CORE | 734,000 | |
| EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD FUND INCOME EUROPE | 615,150 | |
| PIONEER INV. GARANTFONDS 0794 | 9,236 | |
| PIONEER INVESTMENT DISCOUNT BA | 53,990 | |
| MAAF VIE ACTIF GENERAL | 1,205,917 | |
| MMA IARD | 1,069,034 | |
| BPCE IARD | 71,105 | |
| MAAF SANTE | 40,793 4,954 |
|
| MAAF VIE WINNEO PERP FIDELIA ASSISTANCE |
9,880 | |
| BT WHOLESALE MULTI-MANAGER INTERNATIONAL SHARE FUND | 39,951 | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK GMF VIE D |
1,933,385 | |
| CRAMA LOIRE BRETAGNE ACTIONS | 72,305 | |
| COVEA PROTECTION JURIDIQUE | 108,251 | |
| GMF ASSURANCES | 973,222 | |
| LA SAUVEGARDE | 45,160 | |
| LBP PREVOYANCE GENERAL | 208,000 | |
| GROUPAMA EPARGNE RESPONSABLE EQUILIBRE 1 | 82,494 | |
| AMUNDI LABEL EQUILIBRE ESR | 76,333 | |
| MICHELET TUNNEL | 9,586 | |
| FCP CARP - INDO | 680,890 | |
| ISHARES WHOLESALE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
155,091 | |
| SOLIDARITE | 27,074 | |
| LBPAM ISR STRATEGIE PEA 1 | 3,226 | |
| ERISA ACTION EUROPE N 2 | 200,083 | |
| BOURBON 13 | 362,670 | |
| GAN EUROSTRATEGIE | 7,535 | |
| LHL EXPANSION | 2,982 | |
| AA NATIXIS ACTIONS MIN VAR | 1,725,541 | |
| LBPAM ACTIONS DIVIDENDES EUROP | 276,381 | |
| AP ACTIONS 3 MIN VOL | 84,696 | |
| GLOBAL MULTI ASSET KKS | 67,344 | |
| FLEXSHARES INTERNATIONAL QUALITY DIVIDEND DEFENSIVE INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
36,390 | |
| IP ACTIONS EURO | 90,069 | |
| FCP ARRCO LONG TERME D | 836,840 | |
| ECOFI AGIR POUR LE CLIMAT | 269,053 | |
| CNP 2 C SUSTAIN EURO | 193,553 | |
| AP ACTIONS 1 EURO | 98,292 |
F: For; A: Against; B: Abstained; 1: Slate 1; 2: Slate 2; -: Non-Voting; X: Absent from voting; N: Votes not counted; C: Cancelled votes; Q: Votes excluded from quorum
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Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
VOTING RESULTS
| E-MARKET SDIR |
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| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session | |
| ROPS EURO P | 327,316 | 1 2 3 | ||
| FDRN AMUNDI | 217,509 | F F F | ||
| RENAULT MOBILIZE SOLIDAIRE | 63,634 | F F F | ||
| GROUPAMA EPARGNE RESPONSABLE PERSPEC DYN | 118,631 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI LABEL PRUDENCE ESR | 44,862 | F F F | ||
| VALENCIA INKA AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 21,157 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI HORIZON | 6,783 | F A F | ||
| DAN EQUILIBRE | 9,762 | F F F | ||
| GAN FRANCESELECT | 6,077 | F F F | ||
| VILLIERS ALTO | 80,297 | F F F | ||
| ROPS-SMART INDEX EURO | 772,881 | F F F | ||
| LBPAM ISR STRATEGIE PEA 2 | 4,612 | F F F | ||
| WORLD EQUITIES | 4,582 | F F F | ||
| DYNAMIS SOLIDAIRE | 278,486 | F F F | ||
| FDJ EQUILIBRE SOLIDAIRE | 13,692 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI LABEL DYNAMIQUE ESR | 51,037 | F F F | ||
| LVUI EQUITY EUROPE AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 575,850 | F F F | ||
| GROUPAMA EPARGNE RESPONSABLE PERSPEC EQU | 106,899 | F A F F F F |
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| A.A. - GROUPAMA - ISR | 409,517 | F F F | ||
| ICARE | 7528 | F F F | ||
| BEL EQUITY EUROPE ESG | 277,314 | F F F | ||
| ASTORG TUNNEL SP | 5,539 | F F F | ||
| VIVACCIO ACTIONS ISR | 15,744 | F F F | ||
| GROUPAMA EPARGNE RESPONSABLE DYNAMIQUE 1 | 54,274 | F F F | ||
| FCPE IBM FRANCE C | 28,000 | F A F | ||
| AMUNDI EUROPE MONDE | 5,324 | F F F | ||
| CPR EURO HIGH DIVIDEND | 469,707 | F F F | ||
| UBS FTSE RAFI DEVELOPED 1000 INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
28,114 | F F F | ||
| GLOBAL MULTI FACTOR EQUITY FUND | 38,894 | F F F | ||
| HYMNOS L113 | 125,737 | F F F | ||
| ECOFI IA RESPONSABLE | 59,546 | F F F | ||
| COVEA FLEXIBLE ISR | 130,000 | F F F | ||
| REAUMUR ACTIONS | 2,510,423 | F F F | ||
| CPR CONSOMMATEUR ACTIONNAIRE POCHE COR | 7,084 | F F F | ||
| GROUPAMA EUROPE EQUITIES | 75,906 | F F F | ||
| PALATINE OR BLEU | 550,000 | F F F | ||
| COVEA SOLIS | 621,645 | F F F | ||
| LCL ACTIONS EURO CORE+ CSIF (CH) EQUITY EMU CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
5,684 13,012 |
F F F F F F |
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| FOVERUKA PENSION UNIVERSAL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 27,489 | |||
| ECOFI ENJEUX FUTURS | 1,387,837 | F A F | ||
| ATOUT EUROLAND HAUT RENDEMENT | 2,748 | F F F | ||
| G FUND EQUITY CONVICTIONS ISR | 364,821 | F F F | ||
| ATOUT EUROLAND CORE + | 2,905 | F F F | ||
| LBPAM ISR ACTIONS EURO MIN VOL | 89,524 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI EURO EQUITY ESR | 708,552 | F F F | ||
| ASSURDIX | 2,734 | F F F | ||
| ECOFI ACTIONS RENDEMENT EURO | 110,000 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI EQUITY EURO CONSERVATIV | 970,332 | F F F | ||
| GROUPAMA EURO EQUITIES | 24,867 | F F F | ||
| CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
26,326 | F F F F F F |
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| ECOFI ACTIONS RENDEMENT | 117,000 | F F F | ||
| ATOUT EUROPE HAUT RENDEMENT | 84,659 | F F F | ||
| LCL ACTIONS MONDE HORS EUROPE EURO | 5,021 | F F F | ||
| AMUNDI ACTIONS FRANCE ISR | 2,666 | F F F | ||
| NATIXIS LCR ACTIONS EURO | 75,838 |
F: For; A: Against; B: Abstained; 1: Slate 1; 2: Slate 2; -: Non-Voting; X: Absent from voting; N: Votes not counted; C: Cancelled votes; Q: Votes excluded from quorum
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F F F
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
Extraordinary Session
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | |
| HSBC ACTIONS MONDE | 99,766 | 1 2 3 F F F |
|
| CPR EUROLAND PREMIUM | 57,430 | F F F | |
| LCL ACTIONS FRANCE CORE PLUS | 5,298 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI RENDEMENT PLUS | 3,486 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI STRATEGIES ACT EURP RISK PARITY | 26,489 | F F F | |
| UBS MSCI WORLD MINIMUM VOLATILITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
96,707 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI ACTIONS EUROPE ISR | 93,548 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI ACTIONS EURO ISR | 263,944 | F F F | |
| ATOUT FRANCE CORE + | 2,940 | F F F | |
| RENDEMENT DIVERSIFIE M | 61,242 | F A F | |
| EURO VALEUR ISR M | 1,365,308 | F A F | |
| GLOBAL ALLOCATION M | 191,602 | F A F | |
| POLLUX | 24000 | F F F | |
| EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD ASSET MANAGEMENT (EDRAM) | 45,960 | F F F | |
| EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD EQUITY EUROPE SOLVE | 508,857 | F F F | |
| CNP ASSUR EDRAM ACTIONS EUROPE | 1,160,740 | F F F | |
| TCORPIM INDEXED INTERNATIONAL SHARE (UNHEDGED) FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
22,474 | F F F | |
| DE SHAW OCULUS INTERNATIONAL INC AGENT:DEUTSCHE BANK AG | 38,731 | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR DB ADVISORS STRATEGY FUND | 28,721 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS QI LOWVOL EUROPE |
1,172,532 | F F F F F F |
|
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS VORSORGE AS (DYNAMIK) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
142,549 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS VORSORGE AS (FLEX) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
57,351 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DYNAMIC EUROPE BALANCE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
27,791 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS QI EUROZONE EQUITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
186,396 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR MULTI-INDEX EQUITY FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
16,427 | F F F | |
| ACTIVE STOCK MASTER PORTFOLIO OF MASTER INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
9,878 | F F F | |
| ISHARES PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
5,500,971 | F F F | |
| BRUNEI SHELL RETIREMENT BENEFIT FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ISHARES II PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
5,889 6,183,018 |
F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES V PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
256,962 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES III PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
1,166,637 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES VI PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
1,184,713 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES IV PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
1,805,644 | F F F F F F |
|
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES VII PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,998,260 | ||
| BLACKROCK AM DE FOR ISHARES EURO STOXX UCITS ETF (DE) | 787,233 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BLACKROCK AM DE FOR ISHS EURO STOXX SELECT DIV 30 UCITS ETF |
3,573,274 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BLACKROCK AM DE FOR ISHS STOXX EUROPE LARGE 200 UCITS ETF |
22,578 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BLACKROCK AM DE FOR ISHS STOXX EU SELECT DIV 30 UCITS ETF (DE) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,953,796 | F F F F F F |
|
| BLACKROCK INTERNATIONAL INDEX V.I. FUND OF BLACKROCK VARIABLE SERIES FUNDS, INC. AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
25,938 | F F F | |
| ISHARES I INV MIT TEIL. ISHS STOXX GLOB SEL.DVD. 100 UCITS ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,131,462 | F F F | |
| ISHARES I INV MIT TGV F ISHS ST EUROPE600 OIL+GAS UCITS ETF DE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,448,767 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK AM DE FOR ISHARES STOXX EUROPE 600 UCITS ETF (DE) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,410,998 | F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session |
| TRT FOR RET MED DEN & LIFE INS PL OF THE ARMY&AIR FORCE EX | 72,558 | 1 2 3 | |
| SRV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F A F | ||
| THE RETIREMENT ANN PL FOR EMPL OF THE ARMY&AIR FORCE EX | 165,923 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON TEACHERS` RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE STATE OF ILLINOIS |
451,071 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| KAISER PERMANENTE GROUP TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET | 88,923 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| HC CAPITAL TRUST- THE INSTITUTIONAL INTERNATIONAL EQUITY | 107,850 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALS AGENT:STATE STREET |
48,229 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH FOR AGENT:STATE | 269,558 | F A F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | |||
| THE BARCLAYS BANK UK RETIREMENT FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
22,479 | F F F | |
| SCHWAB INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF AGENT:STATE STREET | 2,652,397 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F A F | ||
| SCHWAB FUNDAMENTAL INTERNATIONAL LARGE COMPANY INDEX | 482,876 | F A F | |
| ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON JOHN HANCOCK TAX-ADVANTAGED GLOBAL SHAREHOLDER YIELD |
266,300 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| JOHN HANCOCK VAR INS TRUST STRATEGIC EQUITY ALLOCATION | 4,092 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS II STRATEGIC EQUITY ALLOCATION FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
226,099 | F F F | |
| FCA US LLC MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET | 1,744,985 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL INV GESELLSCHAFT MBH FOR AQUILA-1-UNIVERSAL | 38,400 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON INTERNATIONALE KAPITAL MBH FOR LH-PRIVATRENTE-AKTIEN |
116,754 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F A F | ||
| INTERNATIONAL KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH FOR | 1,066,101 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | |||
| LAZARD GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
66,358,224 | F F F | |
| MSCI ACWI EX-FOSSIL FUELS ESG FOCUS INDEX FUND B (MSXFFESGB) | 22,622 | ||
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | ||
| LAZARD REAL ASSETS AND PRICING OPPORTUNITIES AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
122,004 | F F F | |
| LAZARD EQUITY FRANCHISE PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET | 458,172 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| LAZARD ESC GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
135,901 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS GMBH FOR DBI-FONDS SFT 4 | 38,343 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL INVESTMENT GMBH FOR KFPT UNIVERSAL FONDS | 92,991 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON GOLDMAN SACHS TRST II-GOLDMAN SACHS MULTI-MNGR GLOBAL |
24,926 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| GOLDMAN SACHS TRUST II-GOLDMAN SACHS M-M REAL ASSETS | 330,622 | F F F | |
| STRAT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON GOLDMAN SACHS TRUST- GOLDMAN SACHS GLOBAL AGENT:STATE |
17,060 | ||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| OREGON PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:STATE | 62,679 | F A F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | |||
| UNIVERSAL INVESTMENT GMBH FOR CTWI 1 UI AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
12,000 | F A F | |
| IBM PERSONAL PENSION PLAN TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE | 21,181 | ||
| BANK | F F F | ||
| ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN GLOBAL RISK ALLOCATION FUND INC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
22,765 | F F F | |
| AB CAP FUND, INC. - AB ALL MARKET INCOME PORTFOLIO | 763 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| ALLIANCEBERNST VAR PROD SER F INC.ALLIANCEB DYN ASSET | 23,447 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON THE MASTER TRUST BK OF JP LTD: HITACHI FOREIGN EQ INDEX MF |
46,097 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| RUSSELL TRUST CO COMMINGLED EMPLOYEE BENEFIT FUNDS TRUST | 91,488 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON IBM RETIREMENT PLAN AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
10,145 | ||
| F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE UNIVERSAL-INV-GESELLSCHAFT MBH F UI-F AKTIEN EUR M.VOLA |
Partial 104,415 |
Total | 1 2 3 F A F |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON UNIVERSAL-INV-GESELLSCHAFT MBH FOR DEBEKA-AKTIEN |
688,500 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON ARIZONA STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:STATE STREET |
2,405 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON JP TR SERV BK LTD ATF MATB MSCI KOKUSAI INDEX MOTHER F |
15,380 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON LIVSFORSIKRINGSSELSKAPET NORDEA LIV NORGE AS AGENT:JP |
18,105 | F F F | |
| MORGAN BANK LUXEM AXA IM SMART MATCHING SOLUTIONS PUBLIC LIMITED |
10,875 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON ALPS INTERNATIONAL SECTOR DIVIDEND DOGS ETF AGENT:STATE |
549,824 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY RETIREMENT PLAN MASTER TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
50,841 | F F F | |
| BMO MSCI EAFE INDEX ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 437,753 | ||
| BMO INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND ETF AGENT:STATE STREET | 304,900 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON BMO LOW VOLATILITY INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF AGENT:STATE |
428,945 | F F F F F F |
|
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON TEACHERS INSURANCE AND ANNUITY ASSOCIATION OF |
5,783 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BRIGHTHOUSE FUNDS TRUST I - AB GLOBAL DYNAMIC ALLOCATION |
123,603 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BRIGHTHOUSE FUNDS TRUST I - JPMORGAN GBL ACTIVE ALL |
202,843 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON UBS (US) GROUP TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
340,944 | ||
| CSIF4 CREDIT SUISSE (LUX) GLOBAL HIGH INCOME FUND USD AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE LUXEM |
22,000 | F F F F F F |
|
| FLEXSHARES MORNINGSTAR DEVELOPED MARKETS EX-US FACTOR TILT INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
23,673 | F F F | |
| CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,933 | F F F | |
| ETHICAL GLOBAL DIVIDEND FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
109,260 | F F F | |
| REGIME DE RENTES DU MOUVEMENT DESJARDINS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
16,382 | F F F | |
| CALVERT IMPACT FUND, INC. - CALVERT GLOBAL ENERGY SOLUTIONS FD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
159,590 | F F F | |
| CALVERT VP EAFE INTERNATIONAL INDEX PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
16,457 | F F F | |
| CALVERT RESP INX SRS, INC.-CLVRT DVD MRKTS EX-U.S. RSP INX FD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
101,295 | F F F | |
| XTRACKER (IE) PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
485,487 | F F F | |
| JC PENNEY CO PENSION PLAN AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 87,200 | F F F | |
| DIMENSIONAL FUNDS PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 69,514 | F F F | |
| CAISSE DE DEPOT ET PLACEMENT DU QUEBEC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
721,788 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK FISSION INDEXED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
9,736 | F F F | |
| THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
326,294 | F F F | |
| EPOCH INVESTMENT FUNDS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
683,480 | F F F | |
| VALIC COMPANY I - INTERNATIONAL SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
284,615 | F F F | |
| EATON VANCE TAX-MANAGED GLOBAL BUY-WRITE OPPORTUNITIES AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
175,073 | F F F | |
| EATON VANCE TAX-ADVANTAGED GLOBAL DIVIDEND INCOME FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,767,881 | F F F | |
| EATON VANCE TAX-MANAGED GLOBAL DIVIDEND INCOME FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
756,669 | F F F | |
| FUNDO DE SEGURANCA SOC GOV. DA REGIAO ADM. ESPECIAL DE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
63,424 | F F F | |
| EATON VANCE EQUITY HARVEST FUND LLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
4,420 | F F F | |
| U.S. LEGACY INCOME COMMON TRUST FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
90,855 | F F F |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | ||
| FRANKLIN LIBERTYSHARES ICAV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
172,014 | |||
| NFS LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 372,023 | |||
| STATE OF MINNESOTA AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 2,106,461 | |||
| RUSSELL INVESTMENT COMPANY RUSSELL TAX-MANAGED INTL EQ FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,110 | |||
| RUSSELL INVESTMENT COMPANY RUSSELL GLOBAL AGENT:STATE | 39,362 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON RUSSELL INVESTMENT COMPANY MULTIFACTOR INTERNATIONAL |
68,527 | |||
| EQUITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX TRACKER ETF |
3,388 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON HARTFORD MULTIFACTOR INTERNATIONAL FUND AGENT:STATE |
420 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | ||||
| TRANSAMERICA JPMORGAN TACTICAL ALLOCATION VP AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
98,534 | |||
| TRANSAMERICA INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX VP AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
8,516 | |||
| TANGERINE DIVIDEND PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
24,749 | |||
| TANGERINE BALANCED INCOME PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
5,212 | |||
| BANCO CENTRAL DE TIMOR-LESTE (BCTL) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
315,755 | |||
| TANGERINE BALANCED PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET | 29,882 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON TANGERINE BALANCED GROWTH PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE |
34,312 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON TANGERINE EQUITY GROWTH PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET |
39,726 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON MAINSTAY VP INCOME BUILDER PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET |
691,341 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON TRANSAMERICA BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION VP |
37,783 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON MM MSCI EAFE INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
27,607 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON RUSSELL INVESTMENT COMPANY PLC AGENT:STATE STREET |
76,895 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON JNL/ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATION FUND |
12,097 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON JNL/RAFI FUNDAMENTAL EUROPE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
43,448 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON JNL/MELLON CAPITAL MSCI WORLD INDEX FUND AGENT:STATE |
14,967 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR |
239,697 | |||
| FEDERATION OF NATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE PERSONNEL MUTUAL OPENWORLD PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET |
121,223 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON RUSSELL INVESTMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS PLC AGENT:STATE |
56,794 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON MULTI-STYLE, MULTI-MANAGER FUNDS PLC AGENT:STATE STREET |
26,382 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON STATE STREET GLOBAL ALL CAP EQUITY EX-US INDEX PORTFOLIO |
219,686 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON STATE STREET DEFENSIVE GLOBAL EQUITY PORTFOLIO |
1,667 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPED EQUITY AGENT:STATE |
435,950 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON INVESCO GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
515,813 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON INVESCO GLOBAL RESPONSIBILITY EQUITY FUND AGENT:STATE |
1,299 | |||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON LOS ANGELES COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION |
337,968 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | ||||
| INTERNATIONALE KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH FOR DC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
239,985 | |||
| OB 2 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 70,161 | |||
| SPDR PORTFOLIO MSCI GLOBAL STOCK MARKET ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
36,102 | |||
| SPDR MSCI EAFE FOSSIL FUEL RESERVES FREE ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
24,306 |
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Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F F F F F F
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| SPDR MSCI EAFE STRATEGICFACTORS ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
160,360 | F F F | |
| SPDR MSCI ACWI LOW CARBON TARGET ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
9,755 | F F F | |
| HARTFORD MULTIFACTOR DEVELOPED MARKETS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
274,744 | F F F | |
| MARYLAND STATE RETIREMENT & PENSION SYSTEM AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
511,910 | F F F | |
| RUSSELL INV MULTI-ASSET FACTOR EXPOSURE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
69,428 | F A F | |
| ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS GMBH FOR PREMIUMMANDAT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,509 | F F F | |
| THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF AMERICA AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
152,691 | F F F | |
| PRUDENTIAL TRUST CO MASTER COMMINGLED INV F FOR TAX EXEMPT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
808 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
74,289 | F F F | |
| MDPIM INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX POOL AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
103,196 | F F F | |
| MERCER QIF CCF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 395,227 | ||
| MGI FUNDS PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 1,588,313 | F F F | |
| MORGAN STANLEY INST FUND INC. GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
214,961 | F F F F F F |
|
| MORGAN STANLEY INSTITUTIONAL FUND, INC.- REAL ASSETS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,522 | F F F | |
| MERCER UCITS COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
118,342 | F F F | |
| BRIGHTHOUSE FUNDS TRUST I - PANAGORA GLOBAL DIV RISK AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
6,452 | F F F | |
| STATE OF NEW JERSEY COMMON PENSION FUND D AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,195,491 | F F F | |
| PRINCIPAL EX-TRADED FUNDS-PRINC INT MUL-FACT CORE INDEX ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
11,989 | F F F | |
| PRUDENTIAL HONG KONG LIMITED AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,047,436 | F F F | |
| NORDEA GLOBAL PASSIVE FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM | 92,787 | ||
| PGIM FUNDS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
38,705 | F F F F F F |
|
| PACIFIC SELECT FUND -PD INTERNATIONAL LARGE-CAP PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
130,784 | F F F | |
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS WERK- EN (RE)INTEGRATIE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
506,995 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS PPC GEQ AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
4,018 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR STIFTUNGSFONDS SVOP AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
52,089 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS CPT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
10,000 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEUTSCHE RR17 AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
9,656 | F F F | |
| THRIVENT INTERNATIONAL INDEX PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
17,595 | F F F | |
| RUSSELL INVESTMENTS GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE POOL AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
355,105 | F A F | |
| RUSSELL INVESTMENTS MULTI-FACTOR INTERNATIONAL EQUITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
5,893 | F A F | |
| VGV POOLFONDS PA1 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 106,785 | F F F | |
| STATE STREET CCF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 27,892 | ||
| BIMCOR GLOBAL DIVIDEND YIELD POOLED FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
15,966 | F F F F F F |
|
| BIMCOR GLOBAL EQUITY POOLED FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
121,400 | F F F | |
| THE UNIVERSITY OF HONG KONG AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
91,931 | F F F | |
| HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE REGION GOVERNMENT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
14,668 | F F F | |
| STATE STREET IRELAND UNIT TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
228,195 | F F F | |
| THE WORKERS` COMPENSATION BOARD AGENT:STATE STREET | 4,787,012 | F F F |
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BK.TR.,BOSTON
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session |
| SSGA SPDR ETFS EUROPE I PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
273,255 | 1 2 3 F F F |
|
| SSGA SPDR ETFS EUROPE II PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,094,539 | F F F | |
| SIR DAVID TRENCH FUND FOR RECREATION AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
18,387 | F F F | |
| PICTET CH - GLOBAL EQUITIES AGENT:PICTET & CIE | 750 | ||
| SUNSUPER SUPERANNUATION FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
554,004 | F F F F F F |
|
| CALIFORNIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
4,909,883 | F A F | |
| DELTASHARES S+P INTERNATIONAL MANAGED RISK ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
22,194 | F F F | |
| CALIFORNIA STATE TEACHERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,858,244 | F A F | |
| TEACHER RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF TEXAS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,375,636 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS PG EQ AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
42,230 | F F F | |
| AXA INV MAN SCHWEIZ AG OBO AXA (CH) STRAT FD - GLOBAL EQ CHF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
14,865 | F F F | |
| AXA SWISS INSTITUTIONAL FUND - EQUITIES GLOBAL EX AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
15,440 | F F F | |
| METZLER ASSET MANAGEMENT GMBH FOR MI-FONDS 415 AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
49,361 | F F F | |
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS GSK 1 AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
25,718 | F F F | |
| FINREON WORLD EQUITY ISOPRO (PENSION) CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
52,188 | F F F | |
| CDN MSCI EAFE MINIMUM VOLATILITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,150 | F F F | |
| UBS (IRL) ETF PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 607,848 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS GMBH FOR ALLIANZGI-FONDS VDB AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
40,898 | F F F | |
| VANECK VECTORS UCITS ETFS PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,544 | F A F | |
| VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED EUROPE INDEX ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
27,713 | F F F | |
| VANECK VECTORS NATURAL RESOURCES ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
17,125 | F A F | |
| WISDOMTREE ISSUER ICAV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 40,580 | F F F | |
| DIVERSIFIED MARKETS (2010) POOLED FUND TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
51,025 | F F F | |
| WASHINGTON STATE INVESTMENT BOARD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WSIB INVESTMENTS (PUBLIC EQUITIES) POOLED FUND TRUST |
821,653 2,914,773 |
F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WISDOMTREE DYNAMIC CURRENCY HEDGED INTRNL EQUITY FUND |
43,013 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON MORGAN STANLEY INVESTMENT FUNDS |
568,493 | F F F | |
| WISDOMTREE INTERNATIONAL HIGH DIVIDEND FUND AGENT:STATE | 104,284 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WISDOMTREE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND AGENT:STATE |
204,811 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WISDOMTREE INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND EX- AGENT:STATE |
314,957 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WISDOMTREE INTERNATIONAL LARGECAP DIVIDEND AGENT:STATE |
158,539 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON WISDOMTREE EUROPE QUALITY DIVIDEND GROWTH FUND |
59,394 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:STATE |
2,076,987 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON PENSIOENFONDS METAAL OFP AGENT:STATE STREET |
85,956 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON BMO MONTHLY INCOME FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
46,635 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON BMO GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
143,865 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON BMO DIVERSIFIED INCOME PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET |
23,938 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON T. ROWE PRICE FUNDS SICAV |
298 | F F F |
F F F
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session | |
| PRUDENTIAL RETIREMENT INSURANCE AND ANNUITY COMPANY | 71,504 | 1 2 3 F F F |
||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON MANULIFE ASSET MANAGEMENT INTERNATIONAL EQUITY |
89,062 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | ||||
| ZURICH INVEST ICAV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 235,804 | F F F | ||
| SS BK AND TRUST COMPANY INV FUNDS FOR TAXEXEMPT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
8,524,179 | F F F | ||
| SSGA ACWI INTEGR ALPHA SELECT NON-LENDING QP COMMON AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
9,392 | F F F | ||
| SSGA FTSE RAFI DEVELOPED 1000 INDEX NON-LENDING COMMON AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
14,172 | F F F | ||
| STATE STREET GLOBAL MANAGED VOL ALPHA NON-LENDING COM AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
150,683 | F F F | ||
| SS FTSE DEV COMPREHENSIVE FACTOR IND NON- AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
227,837 | F F F | ||
| STATE STREET RAFI DEVELOP EX-US INDEX NON-LENDING COMMON AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
3,807 | F F F | ||
| SSGA MSCI EUROPE SCREENED INDEX NON-LENDING COMMON AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
199,619 | F F F | ||
| FORD PENSION UNIVERSAL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 7,331 | |||
| MSCI EAFE PROV SCREENED INDEX NON - LENDING COMMON TR AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
47,200 | F A F F F F |
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| STATE STREET TOTAL RETURN V.I.S. FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
364,016 | F F F | ||
| THE AB PORTFOLIOS - AB TAX-MANAGED ALL MARKET INCOME AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
4,315 | F F F | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR ARERO - DER WELTFONDS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
40,713 | F F F | ||
| STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS LUXEMBOURG SICAV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
87,787 | F F F | ||
| COHEN AND STEERS SICAV (LUXEMBOURG) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
29,646 | F F F | ||
| DWS INVEST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 6,442,899 | |||
| DB X-TRACKERS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 3,025,695 | F F F | ||
| DEUTSCHE AM MULTI ASSET PIR FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
547,848 | F F F F F F |
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| DWS FIXED MATURITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 362,008 | F F F | ||
| MAIN VI-UNIVERSAL-FONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 6,808 | F A F | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR ZURICH GLOBAL EQUITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
87,301 | F F F | ||
| DWS FUNDS AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 1,070,245 | F F F | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR AL DWS GLOBALAKTIV+ AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,533,402 | F F F | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR DWS MULTI ASSET INCOME KONTROLLIERT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
618,363 | F F F | ||
| MULTILABEL SICAV AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 66,736 | F F F | ||
| UBS ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 5,539,915 | F F F | ||
| RUSSELL INVESTMENT COMPANY II PLC AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
14,630 | F A F | ||
| STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL STOCK SELECTION FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
33,662 | F F F | ||
| IBM 401K PLUS PLAN AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 369,608 | F F F | ||
| COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
168,179 | F F F | ||
| SUEBIA-FONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 10,715 | F A F | ||
| TIIA-CREF INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,026,088 | F F F | ||
| DESJARDINS GLOBAL DIVIDEND FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,329,440 | F F F | ||
| VALIC COMPANY I - INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES INDEX FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
181,879 | F F F | ||
| VALIC COMPANY I - GLOBAL STRATEGY FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
26,564 | F F F | ||
| BRIGHTHOUSE FUNDS TRUST II - METLIFE MSCI EAFE INDEX PTF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
137,424 | F F F | ||
| JOHN HANCOCK LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANY | 109,563 | |||
| SPDR MSCI ACWI EX-US ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 154,172 | F F F | ||
| SPDR PORTFOLIO DEVELOPED WORLD EX-US ETF AGENT:STATE | 906,030 | F F F | ||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F |
F: For; A: Against; B: Abstained; 1: Slate 1; 2: Slate 2; -: Non-Voting; X: Absent from voting; N: Votes not counted; C: Cancelled votes; Q: Votes excluded from quorum
| Extraordinary | |
|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session |
| MORGAN STANLEY VAR INS FUND, INC. GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE PORT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
53,403 | 1 2 3 F F F |
|
| MORGAN STANLEY INSTITUTIONAL FD TR - GLOBAL STRATEGIST PTF | 9,450 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON EBK-AKTIEN-UNIVERSAL-FONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
367,593 | ||
| MORGAN STANLEY VAR INS FUND, INC. GLOBAL STRATEGIST | 989 | F A F F F F |
|
| PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON PRINCIPAL DIVERSIFIED REAL ASSET CIT AGENT:STATE STREET |
1,546,247 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| SPDR STOXX EUROPE 50 ETF AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON INTERNATIONAL ALPHA SELECT COMMON TRUST FUND |
27,575 34,643 |
F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| COMMON TRUST ITALY FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | 1,198,776 | F F F | |
| WORLD INDEX OLUS SECURITIES LENDING COMMON TRUST FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
61,981 | F F F | |
| NATWEST TR AND DEP SERV LTD AS TRUSTEE O LF PRUD EURO QIS FD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
61,757 | F F F | |
| SPDR S+P WORLD EX AUSTRALIA FUND AGENT:STATE STREET | 6,178 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON ARGO GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE LIMITED AGENT:STATE |
467,557 | F F F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON RUSSELL INVESTMENTS LOW CARBON GLOBAL SHARES FUND |
29,333 | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON ISHARES WHOLESALE SCREENED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX |
13,725 | F A F | |
| FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | ||
| EMERGENCY SERVICES SUPERANNUATION SCHEME AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
7,662 | F A F | |
| FIRST STATE SUPERANNUATION SCHEME AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
261,570 | F A F | |
| RUSSELL INVESTMENTS GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTRE FUND - AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
70,590 | F A F | |
| VANECK VECTORS FTSE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
224,488 | F A F | |
| LAZARD GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
16,225,581 | F F F | |
| LAZARD GLOBAL EQUITY FRANCHISE FUND (HEDGED) | 33,040 | F F F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON LAZARD GLOBAL EQUITY FRANCHISE FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
655,736 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON AXA IM SUSTAINABLE EQUITY FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
105,190 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES SECTOR TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET |
2,863 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON UBS IQ MSCI WORLD EX AUSTRALIA ETHICAL ETF AGENT:STATE |
7,039 | F A F | |
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| SUE ANN ARNALL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 2,156 | F F F | |
| STATE STREET GLOBAL INDEX PLUS TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
33,616 | F F F | |
| STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES INDEX TRUST AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
44,115 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK AM SCHWEIZ AG OBO BIFS WORLD EX SWITZ EQ AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
47,851 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK AST MNG SCH AG F ISHS WRD EX SWITZ EQ IND F II (CH) AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
30,375 | F F F | |
| FLOURISH INVESTMENT CORPORATION AGENT:STATE STREET | 141,874 | F F F | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON PEOPLE`S BANK OF CHINA AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
2,689,063 | ||
| THE TRUSTEES OF BP PENSION FUND AGENT:STATE STREET | 57,282 | F F F F F F |
|
| BK.TR.,BOSTON FAMILY INVESTMENTS CHILD TRUST FUND AGENT:STATE STREET |
65,329 | ||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | ||
| FAMILY INVESTMENTS GLOBAL ICVC FAMILY BALANCED INT FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
38,649 | F F F | |
| HSBC AS TRUSTEE FOR SSGA EUROPE EX UK EQUITY TRACKER FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
1,062,540 | F F F | |
| WESTPAC WHOLESALE INTERNATIONAL SHARE NO.2 TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
100,958 | F F F | |
| NATWEST TRU+DEP SERV LTD ATO ST. JAMES`S PL GL EQ UN TR AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
683,905 | F F F | |
| NATWEST TR+DEP SERV LTD ATO ST. JAMES`S PL STRAT MNGD UN TR | 69,775 | F A F | |
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
| VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | |||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE MANAGED PENSION FUNDS LIMITED AGENT:STATE STREET |
Partial 1,257,685 |
Total | 1 2 3 | |
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| SSTL AS DEP OF FP BRUNEL PENS PART ACS FP BRU LOW VOL GLB EQ | 466,472 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| ALLIANZ UK+EUROPEAN INV FDS-ALLIANZ EUROPEAN EQUITY AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
40,977 | F F F | ||
| THE TRUSTEES OF GOLDMAN SACHS UK RETIREMENT PLAN | 9,785 | |||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| M+G INVESTMENT FUNDS (1)- M+G EUROPEAN INDEX AGENT:STATE | 32,525 | F F F | ||
| STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | ||||
| THE TRUSTEES OF THE GE UK PENSION COMMON INVESTMENT AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
126,692 | F F F | ||
| STICHTING PHILIPS PENSIOENFONDS AGENT:STATE STREET | 258,694 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| THE TRUSTEES OF NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SAVINGS TRUST | 1,047,250 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON FINREON WORLD EQUITY MULTI PREMIA DEFENSIVE (PENSION) |
162,617 | |||
| CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ | F F F | |||
| ISHARES ALL-COUNTRY EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN | 11,144 | F F F | ||
| CHASE BANK | ||||
| VANGUARD INV FDS ICVC-VANG FTSE DEV WOR LD EX - UK EQT IND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
512,586 | F F F | ||
| VANGUARD INV F ICVC-VANGUARD FTSE DEV EUROPE EX-UK EQ | 1,006,556 | |||
| INDEX AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| VANGUARD INV FUNDS ICVC-VANGUARD FTSE GLOB ALL CAP IND | 31,885 | F F F | ||
| FUND AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR SOCIAL INSURANCE AGENT:STATE STREET |
531,244 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| SCOTTISH WIDOWS INV SOL F ICVC- FUNDAMENTAL INDEX | 229,298 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON | ||||
| SCOTTISH WIDOWS INV SOLUTIONS F ICVC- EUROPEAN (EX UK) EQ FD AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
380,332 | F F F | ||
| GLOBAL INCOME BUILDER PORTFOLIO AGENT:STATE STREET | 209,249 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| ALLIANZ EPARGNE ACTIONS ISR SOLIDAIRE AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON |
141,760 | F F F | ||
| VANGUARD INVESTMENTS II COMMON AGENT:STATE STREET | 315,122 | |||
| BK.TR.,BOSTON | F F F | |||
| VANGUARD INVESTMENTS COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND | 325,965 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:STATE STREET BK.TR.,BOSTON BLACKROCK CDN GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE EQUITY INDEX FUND |
3,069,973 | |||
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | |||
| MEDIOLANUM GESTIONE FONDI SGR - FLESSIBILE FUTURO ITALIA | 6,070,000 | |||
| MEDIOLANUM GESTIONE FONDI SGR - FLESSIBILE SVILUPPO ITALIA | 1,000,000 | F F F | ||
| STG PFDS CORP EXPRESS MANDAAT ALLIANCE CAPITA | 400 | F F F | ||
| ONDERLINGE LEVENSVERZEKERING MAATSCHAPPIJ | 312,024 | F F F F F F |
||
| `S-GRAVENHAGE UA | ||||
| STG PFDS ACHMEA MANDAAT BLACKROCK | 135,473 | F F F | ||
| STICHTING J.E. ASR ES G INDEXPLUS INST. FONDSEN INZAKE EUROPA | 1,209,127 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE MARZO 2022 | 26,729 48,722 |
F F F | ||
| EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE SETTEMBRE 2021 EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE DICEMBRE 2021 |
45,089 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON ASSOCIATI SGR - EPSILONSGR QVALUE | 9,525 | F F F | ||
| SIEMENS-FONDS SIEMENS-RENTE AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 386,466 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON ASSOCIATI SGR - EPSILONSGR QRETURN | 65,453 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON ASSOCIATI SGR - EPSILONSGR DLONGRUN | 1,022 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON FUND - EURO Q-EQUITY | 10,858 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON FLESSIBILE AZIONI EURO FEBBRAIO 2021 | 13,934 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON FLESSIBILE AZIONI EURO APRILE 2021 | 6,081 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE LUGLIO 2022 | 39,603 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE MAGGIO 2022 | 50,069 | F F F | ||
| EPSILON MULTIASSET VALORE GLOBALE GIUGNO 2021 | 114,017 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS FUND | 2,150,868 | F F F | ||
| PREMIUMMANDAT BALANCE | 4,623 | F F F | ||
| NMM5 GIEP BRI ACCOUNT AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB | 153,405 | F F F | ||
| PREMIUMMANDAT DYNAMIK | 7,867 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZ STIFTUNGSFONDS NACHHALTIGKEIT | 81,473 | F F F | ||
| F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
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| CERTIFIED |
| VOTING RESULTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Extraordinary Session |
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| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| AZ EURO INVESTMENTS S.A. | 1,337,296 | F F F | |
| RP RENDITE PLUS | 34,082 | F F F | |
| AXA WORLD FUNDS | 491,857 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK STRATEGIC FUNDS | 766,669 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK GLOBAL INDEX FUNDS | 120,644 | F F F | |
| GOLDMAN SACHS FUNDS | 1,810 | F F F | |
| GLOBAL ADVANTAGE FUNDS | 32,801 | ||
| ISHARES MSCI EAFE INTERNATIONALINDEX FUND | 846,528 | F A F | |
| NMM5 WIEQ CNS ACCOUNT AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB | 65,819 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI ACWI ETF | 579,394 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI ACWI EX U.S. ETF | 305,554 | F F F | |
| ISHARES GLOBAL UTILITIES ETF | 210,045 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI EUROZONE ETF | 2,015,686 | F F F | |
| ISHARES EUROPE ETF | 353,384 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI EAFE ETF | 6,673,444 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI EAFE VALUE ETF | 2,438,887 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI KOKUSAI ETF | 8,527 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI ITALY ETF | 946,257 | F F F | |
| ISHARES INTERNATIONAL SELECT DIVIDEND ETF | 4,486,226 | F F F | |
| DANSKE BANK PULJER | 157,004 | F F F | |
| ISHARES EDGE MSCI MIN VOL EAFE ETF | 8,143,340 | F F F | |
| ISHARE EDGE MSCI MIN VOL EAFE INDEX FUND OF BLACKROCK | 29,205 | F F F | |
| FUNDS ISHARES CORE MSCI EUROPE ETF |
702,615 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI ACWI LOW CARBON TARGET ETF | 98,112 | F F F | |
| ISHARES EDGE MSCI INTL QUALITY FACTOR ETF | 544,312 | F F F | |
| ISHARES EDGE MSCI INTL SIZE FACTOR ETF | 5,460 | F F F | |
| ISHARES ESG MSCI EAFE ETF | 728,452 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI WORLD ETF | 76,450 | F F F | |
| ISHARES CORE MSCI EAFE ETF | 9,160,436 | F F F | |
| ISHARES CORE MSCI TOTAL INTERNATIONAL STOCK ETF | 1,800,819 | F F F | |
| F F F | |||
| LOMBARD ODIER FUNDS (SWITZERLAND) SA "I3D, FIGO OU CIFOPI" AGENT:BANK LOMBAR OD & C ISHARES CORE MSCI INTERNATIONALDEVELOPED MARKETS ETF |
341,016 500,450 |
F F F | |
| F F F | |||
| ISHARES CORE MSCI GLOBAL QUALITY DIVIDEND INDEX ETF | 27,165 | F F F | |
| ISHARES CORE MSCI EAFE IMI INDEX ETF | 366,137 | F F F | |
| ISHARES MSCI EUROPE IMI INDEX ETF | 36,767 | F F F | |
| ISHARES ESG MSCI EAFE INDEX ETF | 5,468 | F F F | |
| ISHARES INTERNATIONAL FUNDAMENTAL INDEX ETF | 12,808 | F F F | |
| ISHARES GLOBAL MONTHLY DIVIDENDINDEX ETF (CAD-HEDGED) | 41,568 | F F F | |
| CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | 4,942 | F F F | |
| TOTAL INTERNATIONAL EX U.S. INDEX MASTER PORTFOLIO OF MASTER INV AMERICAN CENTURY ETF TRUST-AVANTIS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY |
83,926 44,956 |
F F F | |
| ETF | F F F | ||
| KDI INSTITUTIONAL AFDELING DANICA LINK - INDEKS GLOBALE AKTIER AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
11,927 | F F F | |
| AMERICAN CENTURY ETF TRUST-AVANTIS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND |
6,797 | F F F | |
| AMERICAN BUREAU OF SHIPPING | 2,278 | F F F | |
| UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATIONEMPLOYEE SAVINGS PLAN MASTER TRU |
211,178 | F F F | |
| CITY UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK | 1,450 | F F F | |
| XTRACKERS (IE) PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY | 510,464 | F F F | |
| DETROIT EDISON QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING TRUST | 54,949 | F F F | |
| EPOCH GLOBAL EQUITY SHAREHOLDERYIELD FUND | 140,713 | F F F | |
| ALLIAZGI GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND | 14,855 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI GLOBAL DYNAMIC ALLOCATION FUND | 2,542 | F F F | |
| FEG SELECT | 8,748 | F F F | |
| GLOBAL INDEKS KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A | 78,217 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN LIBERTYQT INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX ETF | 3,675 | F F F |
| Extraordinary | |
|---|---|
Session
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| FRANKLIN TEMPLETON ETF TRUST - FRANKLIN FTSE EUROPE ETF | 51,428 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN TEMPLETON ETF TRUST - FRANKLIN FTSE ITALY ETF | 20,421 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN TEMPLETON ETF TRUST-FRANKLIN LIBERTYQ INT`L EQUITY HEDG |
4,640 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN TEMPLETON ETF TRUST-FRANKLIN LIBERTYQ GLOBAL EQUITY ETF |
2,004 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN FTSE EUROPE EX U.K. INDEX ETF | 22,428 | F F F | |
| FRANKLIN TEMPLETON ETF TRUST - FRANKLIN FTSE EUROPE HEDGED ETF HARBOR ROBECO INTERNATIONAL CONSERVATIVE EQUITIES FUND |
2,070 4,095 |
F F F | |
| HARBOR ROBECO GLOBAL CONSERVATIVE EQUITIES FUND | 3,797 | F A F | |
| HAND COMPOSITE EMPLOYEE BENEFITTRUST | 25,251 | F A F | |
| TRUST & CUSTODY SERVICES BANK LTD AS TRUSTEE FOR PENSION | 9,759 | F F F | |
| INVESTMENT FUND TRUST NUMBER 8 AGENT:MIZUHO TRUST | F F F | ||
| LAZARD GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST LAZARD ASSET MANAGEMEN |
3,506,717 | F F F | |
| FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST | 2,174 | F F F | |
| LAZARD GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE (CANADA) FUND | 8,219,151 | F F F | |
| LAZARD GLOBAL EQUITY FRANCHISE (CANADA) FUND | 1,028,469 | ||
| INTECH GLOBAL ALL COUNTRY ENHANCED INDEX FUND LLC | 760 | F F F F F F |
|
| SUNAMERICA EQUITY FUNDS AIG INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND STRATEGY FUND |
147,688 | F F F | |
| SUNAMERICA SERIES TRUST-SA LEGGMASON TACTICAL OPPORTUNITIES PO |
3,091 | F F F | |
| SEASONS SERIES TRUST SA PUTNAM ASSET ALLOCATION DIVERSIFIED GROW |
20,526 | F F F | |
| SUNAMERICA SERIES TRUST SA JPM DIVERSIFIED BALANCED PORTFOLIO |
2,736 | F F F | |
| SEASONS SERIES TRUST SA MULTI-MANAGED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY PORTF |
15,730 | F F F | |
| BLKB IQ FUND (CH) IQ RESPONSIBLE EQUITY WORLD EX SWITZERLAND CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE |
41,082 | F F F | |
| FRIENDS LIFE LIMITED AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 33,263 | F A F | |
| SUNAMERICA SERIES TRUST SA BLACKROCK VCP GLOBAL MULTI ASSET PORT |
3,298 | F F F | |
| SUNAMERICA SERIES TRUST - SA INTERNATIONAL INDEX PORTFOLIO | 77,708 | F F F | |
| DWS GLOBAL INCOME BUILDER FUND | 256,258 | F F F | |
| DWS GLOBAL INCOME BUILDER VIP | 43,448 | F F F | |
| INSTITUTIONAL RETIREMENT TRUST | 234,448 | F F F | |
| CAYMAN ISLANDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PENSION FUND | 11,344 | F F F | |
| COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES DEFERRED COMPENSATION AND THRIFT PLAN |
21,500 | F A F | |
| LVIP SSGA INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND | 388,864 | F F F | |
| COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES SAVINGS PLAND THRIFT PLAN | 4,500 | F A F | |
| RHUMBLINE INTERNATIONAL POOLED INDEX TRUST | 37,029 | F F F | |
| EUROPA INDEKS BNP KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A | 26,955 | F F F | |
| RHUMBLINE LOW CARBON INDEX FUNDLLC | 58,812 | F F F | |
| MARIGOLD TACTICAL STRATEGIES LTD | 12,567 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN WINSLOW INTERNATIONAL LARGECAP FUND | 13,202 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN REAL ASSET INCOME FUND | 3,581,527 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN REAL ASSET INCOME & GROWTH FUND | 1,397,331 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN SANTA BARBARA GLOBAL DIVIDEND GROWTH FUND | 65,850 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN SANTA BARBARA INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND GROWTH FUND | 26,769 | F F F | |
| TALCOTT RESOLUTION LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | 15,923 | F A F | |
| TEXAS MUNICIPAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 2,196,883 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND | 460,116 | F F F | |
| REASSURE LTD WL EUTE-EUR EQ TRK AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 43,282 | F F F | |
| CITY OF NEW YORK GROUP TRUST | 571,722 718,029 |
F F F | |
| FIDELITY COMMONWEALTH TRUST II:FIDELITY INT`L ENHANCED INDEX FD FIDELITY COVINGTON TRUST: FIDELITY TARGETED INTL FACTOR |
21,098 | F F F | |
| ETF PUTNAM WORLD TRUST |
5,766 | F F F | |
| F A F |
Cancelled votes; Q: Votes excluded from quorum
F: For; A: Against; B: Abstained; 1: Slate 1; 2: Slate 2; -: Non-Voting; X: Absent from voting; N: Votes not counted; C:
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total |
|---|---|---|
| PES:PIMCO RAFI DYNAMIC MULTI-FACTOR INTERNATIONAL EQUITY | 13,089 | |
| ETF INTEL CORPORATION RETIREE MEDICAL PLAN TRUST |
12,597 | |
| ALASKA COMMON TRUST FUND | 114,075 | |
| RUSSELL INVESTMENTS INSTITUTIONAL FUNDS, LLC GLOBAL LISTED INFRA |
5,143 | |
| SSGA MSCI ACWI EX-USA INDEX NON-LENDING DAILY TRUST | 10,981 | |
| ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOP OF SPRINGFIELD A CORPORATION SOLE | 1,651 | |
| HSBC INDEX TRACKER INVESTMENT FUNDS ICVC AGENT:HSBC | 144,925 | |
| BANK PLC | ||
| VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED EUROPE ALL CAP INDEX ETF | 22,658 | |
| VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED ALL CAPEX NORTH AMERICA INDEX ETF |
161,256 | |
| VANGUARD DEVELOPED ALL-CAP EX NORTH AMERICA EQUITY INDEX POOLED |
9,398 | |
| VANGUARD FTSE DEVELOPED EX NORTH AMERICA HIGH DIVIDEND YIELD IND |
4,228 | |
| WELLS FARGO INTERNATIONAL GROWTH PORTFOLIO | 3,572 | |
| WELLS FARGO FACTOR ENHANCED INTERNATIONAL PORTFOLIO | 46,912 | |
| WELLS FARGO BK DECL OF TRUST ESTABL INVEST FUNDS EMPLOYEE BEN TR |
392,639 | |
| WILMINGTON TRUST COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TRUST | 6,199 | |
| FCA CANADA INC. ELECTED MASTER TRUST | 365,843 | |
| VANGUARD TOTAL WORLD STOCK INDEX FUND | 819,750 | |
| REASSURE LIMITED AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 551,634 | |
| VANGUARD DEVELOPED MARKETS INDEX FUND | 14,029,183 | |
| HC CAPITAL TRUST - THE ESG GROWTH PORTFOLIO | 5,158 | |
| HC CAPITAL TRUST- THE CATHOLIC SRI GROWTH PORTFOLIO | 3,449 | |
| ARKWRIGHT, LLC | 20,861 | |
| HC CAPITAL TRUST- THE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY PORTFOLIO | 110,979 | |
| SYLVAN PARTNERS, LLC | 23,123 | |
| 46,291 | ||
| JOHN HANCOCK FUNDS II INCOME ALLOCATION FUND | ||
| INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND | 148,081 | |
| PUTNAM DYNAMIC RISK ALLOCATION FUND | 7,331 | |
| PUTNAM VARIABLE TRUST - PUTNAM VT GLOBAL ASSET ALLOCATION FUND |
8,633 | |
| TRUST & CUSTODY SERVICES BANK LTD AS TRUSTEE FOR PENSION INVESTMENT FUND TRUST NUMBER 21 AGENT:MIZUHO TRUST |
19,771 | |
| PUTNAM DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATIONGROWTH FUND | 178,272 | |
| PUTNAM DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATIONBALANCED FUND | 113,039 | |
| PUTNAM DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATIONCONSERVATIVE FUND | 42,905 | |
| PUTNAM TOTAL RETURN TRUST | 8,277 | |
| PUTNAM RETIREMENT ADVANTAGE GAAGROWTH PORTFOLIO | 140,504 | |
| PUTNAM RETIREMENT ADVANTAGE GAABALANCE PORTFOLIO | 81,444 | |
| PUTNAM RETIREMENT ADVANTAGE GAACONSERVATIVE PORTFOLIO | 29,271 | |
| PUTNAM RETIREMENT ADVANTAGE GAAINCOME STRATEGIES | 27,021 | |
| PORTFOLIO PUTNAM RETIREMENT ADVANTAGE GAAEQUITY PORTFOLIO |
44,504 | |
| PUTNAM TOTAL RETURN FUND, LLC | 9,541 | |
| AI 30:70 GLOBAL EQUITY (CURRENCY HEDGED) INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
32,270 | |
| THE STATE OF NEVADA | 18,933 | |
| PUTNAM DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATIONEQUITY FUND | 4,651 | |
| COHEN & STEERS REAL ASSETS FUND, INC | 51,470 | |
| COHEN & STEERS INFRASTRUCTURE FUND, INC. | 5,181,340 | |
| COHEN & STEERS GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND, INC. | 791,616 | |
| COHEN & STEERS ALTERNATIVE INCOME FUND, INC | 27,102 | |
| COHEN & STEERS, INC. | 2,125 | |
| CANADA PENSION PLAN INVESTMENT BOARD (CPPIB) | 1,485,325 | |
| ALLIANZ AZIONI ITALIA ALL STARS | 1,750,000 | |
| ALLIANZ ITALIA 50 SPECIAL | 65,000 | |
F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F A F F A F F A F F A F F A F F A F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
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Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F F F
VOTING RESULTS
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Extraordinary Session |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| EURIZON PIR ITALIA AZIONI | 116,305 | F F F | |
| EURIZON GLOBAL MULTIASSET SELECTION SETTEMBRE 2022 | 33,600 | ||
| EURIZON RENDITA | 46,319 | F F F | |
| EURIZON AZIONI AREA EURO | 76,448 | F F F | |
| EURIZON AZIONI ITALIA | 1,822,017 | F F F | |
| EURIZON PROGETTO ITALIA 40 | 712,187 | F F F | |
| EURIZON PROGETTO ITALIA 70 | 772,133 | F F F | |
| GENERAL SYNOD PENSION PLAN | 62,824 | F F F | |
| CO-OPERATIVE SUPERANNUATION SOCIETY PENSION PLAN | 116,962 | F A F | |
| COUNSEL DEFENSIVE GLOBAL EQUITY | 5,294 | F F F | |
| TRUST & CUSTODY SERVICES BANK LTD AS TRUSTEE FOR PENSION INVESTMENT FUND TRUST NUMBER 3 AGENT:MIZUHO TRUST IPC MULTI-FACTOR INTERNATIONAL EQUITY |
131,510 20,764 |
F F F F F F |
|
| MCGILL UNIVERSITY PENSION FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| MACKENZIE MAXIMUM DIVERS.ALL WORLD DEVELOPED EX NORTH AMERICA IE |
5,264 | F F F F A F |
|
| MACKENZIE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX ETF | 8,709 | ||
| MACKENZIE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTUREIND EX ETF | 7,246 | F A F | |
| MACKENZIE MAX DIVERSIFICATION DEVELOPED EUR INDEX ETF | 4,917 | F A F | |
| MACKENZIE MAX DIVERSIFICATION ALL WORLD DEVELOPED IND ETF |
12,246 | F A F F A F |
|
| HYDRO ONE PENSION PLAN . | 2,053,942 | ||
| ONTARIO PENSION BOARD | 1,409,633 | F F F | |
| PURPOSE INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND FUND | 223,066 | F F F | |
| AI STRATEGIC GLOBAL EQUITY FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 137,475 | F A F | |
| TD EMERALD LOW VOLATILITY GLOBAL EQUITY POOLED FUND TRUST |
628 | F A F F F F |
|
| TD EMERALD LOW VOLATILITY GLOBAL EQUITY POOLED FUND TRUST |
910,384 | F F F | |
| TD EMERALD GLOBAL EQUITY SHAREHOLDER YIELD POOLED FUND TRUST |
8,107 | F F F | |
| TD EMERALD INTERNATIONAL EQUITYINDEX FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| EPOCH GLOBAL SHAREHOLDER YIELD FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| TD EUROPEAN INDEX FUND . | 1 | F F F | |
| TD GLOBAL LOW VOLATILITY FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| TD INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX ETF | 96,542 | F F F | |
| TD Q GLOBAL DIVIDEND ETF | 1 | F F F | |
| TD ACTIVE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE EQUITY ETF | 67,442 | F F F | |
| AXA VORSORGE FONDS II - EQUITIES GLOBAL MARKETS PASSIVE CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
157,943 | F F F | |
| TRUST & CUSTODY SERVICES BANK LTD AS TRUSTEE FOR PENSION INVESTMENT FUND TRUST NUMBER 10 AGENT:MIZUHO TRUST |
110,940 | F F F | |
| THE PENSION FUND SOCIETY OF THETORONTO-DOMINION BANK | 518,022 | F F F | |
| TD PENSION PLAN (CANADA) | 938,989 | F F F | |
| IMPERIAL INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOL | 2 | F F F | |
| FIRST ASSET MSCI EUROPE LOW RISK WEIGHTED ETF | 1 | F A F | |
| FIRST ASSET MSCI INTERNATIONAL LOW RISK WEIGHTED ETF | 10,903 | F A F | |
| CIBC INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND | 82,747 | F F F | |
| CIBC EUROPEAN INDEX FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| CIBC POOLED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND | 1 | F F F | |
| HECKSCHER FOUNDATION FOR CHILDREN | 18,839 | F F F | |
| ST DAVID`S FOUNDATION | 5,096 | F F F | |
| AI 60:40 GLOBAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 88,954 | F A F | |
| HERMAN LAURENCE | 2,978 | F F F | |
| AI DEVELOPED EUROPEAN EX UK EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
654,176 | F A F | |
| AI 50:50 GLOBAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 263,722 | F A F | |
| DI SELECT, TACTICAL ASS. ALL.EURO - ACC. KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
18,117 | F F F | |
| AI CONTINENTAL EUROPEAN EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
555,441 | F A F | |
| REASSURE LTD NM ASI INT EX UK ADRWNAIELF AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
11,834 | F F F |
| VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | |
|---|---|---|
| Session | ||
| 1 2 3 | ||
| F F F | ||
| F F F |
F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | |
| HSBC EUROPEAN INDEX FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 825,681 | ||
| PUTM AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL SCHEME - PUTM ACS EUROPEAN EX UK FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
2,058,549 | ||
| HSBC ETFS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 591 | ||
| ETICA SGR SPA F.DO ETICA AZIONARIO | 683,640 | ||
| PK CSG WORLD EQUITY CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
5,398 | ||
| GLOBAL AC RESTRICTED - ACCUMULATING AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
67,258 | ||
| BOTHWELL EUROPE FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 2,592,470 | ||
| DANSKE INVEST SELECT GLOBAL EQUITY SOLUTION - AKKUMULERENDE KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
56,547 | ||
| NIKKO WORLD TRUST - GRAVITY EUROPEAN EQUITY FUND C/O WORLD FUND LTD AGENT:SMBC NIKKO BANK |
30,816 | ||
| PRUDENTIAL PENSIONS LIMITED AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 33,421 | ||
| THE PRUDENTIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
616,878 | ||
| EUROPE RESTRICTED - ACCUMULATING KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
205,247 | ||
| HSBC ETFS PLC AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 195,832 | ||
| DANSKE INVEST SELECT GLOBAL EQUITY SOLUTION 2 - AKKUMULERENDE KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
82,588 | ||
| HSBC GLOBAL INVESTMENT FUNDS AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 6,984 | ||
| AXA VORSORGE FONDS II - EQUITIES GLOBAL MARKETS CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
264,985 | ||
| SCOTTISH MUTUAL EUROPEAN UNIT TRUST AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 94,428 | ||
| ROYAL LONDON EQUITY FUNDS ICVC AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC | 293,917 | ||
| GLOBAL INDEKS - AKKUMULERENDE KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A | 9,566 | ||
| ALLIANZ VGI 1 FONDS AGI EQUITIES AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU |
165,120 | ||
| DANSKE INVEST SELECT GLOBAL EQUITY SOLUTION KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
43,041 | ||
| INTERNATIONALE KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU |
432,757 | ||
| DI SELECT, TACTICAL ASS. ALL. SVERIGE - ACC KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
2,985 | ||
| ALLIANZ CGI SUBFONDS EQUITIES AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU | 206,603 | ||
| AVIVA INVESTORS INVESTMENT FUNDS ICVC AVIVA INVESTORS INTERNATIONAL INDEX TRACKING FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE JPMORGAN INVESTMENT FUNDS |
33,951 108,232 |
||
| FINREON WORLD EQUITY MULTI PREMIA CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
11,465 | ||
| JPMORGAN FUND III ICVC-JPM DIVERSIFIED GROWTH FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
9,503 | ||
| VERDIPAPIRFONDET EQUINOR AKSJER EUROPA AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
33,000 | ||
| JPMORGAN FUND ICVC - JPM EUROPE (EX-UK) RESEARCH ENHANCED INDEX EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
131,537 | ||
| AVIVA LIFE & PENSIONS UK LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,772,731 | ||
| AVIVA LIFE & PENSIONS IRELAND DAC | 132,281 | ||
| JPMORGAN FUND ICVC - JPM GLOBAL RESEARCH ENHANCED INDEX EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
199,507 | ||
| JPMORGAN BETABUILDERS EUROPE ETF AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
652,303 | ||
| AVIVA INVESTORS | 1,150,178 | ||
| JPMORGAN INCOME BUILDER FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ARK LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY DESIGNATED ACTIVITY COMPANY |
892,557 147,516 |
||
| CSIF(LUX)-CSIF (LUX) EQUITY EURO STOXX MULTI PREMIA | 2,106 | ||
| AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE LUXEM JPMORGAN INTERNATIONAL HEDGED EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP |
41,964 | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK JPMORGAN FUND ICVC - JPM MULTI-ASSET INCOME FUND AGENT:JP |
38,215 | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | |||
| JPMORGAN GLOBAL CORE REAL ASSETS LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
33,919 |
F: For; A: Against; B: Abstained; 1: Slate 1; 2: Slate 2; -: Non-Voting; X: Absent from voting; N: Votes not counted; C: Cancelled votes; Q: Votes excluded from quorum
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session 1 2 3 |
| JPMORGAN GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE | 36,398 | F F F | |
| BANK JPMORGAN BETABUILDERS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
118,259 | F F F | |
| EQ ADVISORS TRUST - EQ/AB DYNAMIC GROWTH PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
18,472 | F F F | |
| EQUITABLE FINANCIAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
22,538 | F F F | |
| GOVERNMENT PENSION INVESTMENT FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
143,631 | F F F | |
| EQ ADVISORS TRUST - EQ/AB DYNAMIC MODERATE GROWTH PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
82,827 | F F F | |
| JPMORGAN DIVERSIFIED FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 8,601 | F F F | |
| CREDIT SUISSE INDEX FUND (LUX) CSIF (LUX) EQUITY EMU BLUE AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE LUXEM JPMORGAN DIVERSIFIED RETURN INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF |
741,099 364,471 |
F F F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK 1290 FUNDS - 1290 SMARTBETA EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN |
16,066 | F F F | |
| CHASE BANK FIDELITY MANAGEMENT & RESEARCH COMPANY LLC AGENT:JP |
4,434 | F F F F A F |
|
| MORGAN CHASE BANK JPMORGAN LIFE LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
10,436 | ||
| JPMORGAN INSURANCE TRUST INCOME BUILDER PORTFOLIO | 6,375 | F F F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK JPMORGAN INSURANCE TRUST GLOBAL ALLOCATION PORTFOLIO |
6,809 | F F F F F F |
|
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ALLIANZGI-FONDS DSPT AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
160,039 | ||
| REED ELSEVIER PENSION SCHEME AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 51,627 | F F F | |
| ARTEMIS HIGH INCOME FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 2,240,998 | F F F | |
| COMMINGLED PENSION TRUST FUND (INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ENHANCED EQUITY II) OF JPMORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. AGENT:JP |
1,472,851 | F A F F F F |
|
| AXA VORSORGE FONDS - EQUITIES GLOBAL MARKETS III CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
6,525 | F F F | |
| JPMORGAN INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH ENHANCED EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
5,452,988 | F F F | |
| JPMORGAN FUNDS | 200,087 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD TOTAL INTERNATIONAL STOCK INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
30,050,156 | F F F | |
| COMMINGLED PENSION TRUST FUND (EAFE EQUITY INDEX) OF JP | 1,044,956 | F F F | |
| MORGAN CHASE BANK, N.A. AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK JPMORGAN EUROPEAN INVESTMENT TRUST PLC AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
170,584 | F F F | |
| CAISSE INTER-ENTREPRISE DE PREVOYANCE PROFESSIONNELLE AGENT:BANK LOMBAR OD & C |
210,500 | F F F | |
| IF IST2 EUROPE INDEX AGENT:BANK LOMBAR OD & C | 92,192 | F F F | |
| INTERNATIONALE KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH (INKA) AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU |
53,067 | F A F | |
| MAN MULTI-STRATEGY MASTER FUND AGENT:CS AG DUBLIN BRANCH |
974 | F A F | |
| GLG EUROPEAN LONG-SHORT FUND AGENT:CS AG DUBLIN BRANCH | 3,245 | F A F | |
| CREDIT SUISSE INDEX FUND (LUX) - CSIF (LUX) EQUITY EMU AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE LUXEM |
6,078 | F F F | |
| MAN QUALIFYING INVESTOR FUNDS PLC - MAN GLG ELS MASTER QIF AGENT:CS AG DUBLIN BRANCH |
2,254 | F A F | |
| NMM5 GIEP NVN ACCOUNT AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB WIF-C&S GBL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE AGENT:NOMURA BK SA |
217,047 261,029 |
F F F | |
| LUXEMB WORLDVIEW INV FD EUROPE CORE EQUITY FD AGENT:NOMURA BK |
222,141 | F F F | |
| SA LUXEMB KDI INSTITUTIONAL AFDELING DANICA PENSION - AKTIER |
2,293,370 | F F F | |
| AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A DANSKE INVEST SELECT FLEXINVEST AKTIER KL AGENT:DANSKE |
135,644 | F F F F F F |
|
| BANK S/A PICTET ASSET MANAGEMENT SA AGENT:BANK LOMBAR OD & C |
57,159 | ||
| EUROPA HOJT UDBYTTE - AKKUMULERENDE KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A |
448,979 | F F F F F F |
|
| EUROPA HOJT UDBYTTE KL AGENT:DANSKE BANK S/A | 1,002,602 | F F F | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MUTB400045795 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,709,179 | F F F |
| Extraordinary | |
|---|---|
Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | ||
|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total |
| CSIF (CH) III EQUITY WORLD EX CH VALUE WEIGHTED - PENSION FUND CREDIT SUISSE FUNDS AG AGENT:CREDIT SUISSE SWITZ |
688 | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MTBJ400045832 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
603,638 | |
| MAIN I - UNIVERSAL - FONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 46,200 | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR | 1,064,367 | |
| MUTB400045792 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | ||
| LVUI EQUITY WORLD EX EUROPE AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 19,989 | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MTBJ400045847 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
768,328 | |
| GERANA SICAV-SIF, S.A. | 75,315 | |
| INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NORDEA INVEST EUROPE ENHANCED KL AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
34,548 | |
| MOMENTUM GLOBAL FUNDS AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM | 349,262 | |
| BLACKROCK FUNDS I ICAV AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK IRELA | 11,338 | |
| UI-FONDS BAV RBI AKTIEN AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 246,373 | |
| WIF-LAZARD GBL PFD LISTED INFRA FD AGENT:NOMURA BK SA LUXEMB |
4,790,604 | |
| ILMARINEN MUTUAL PENSION INSURANCE COMPANY AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
6,781 | |
| JANUS HENDERSON CAPITAL FUNDS PLC AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK IRELA |
154,389 | |
| THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 7,460,857 | |
| INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN BANKINVEST - VALUE GLOBAL AKTIER KL AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
444,603 | |
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS PROVISUM AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
12,029 | |
| MULTI-MANAGER DIRECTIONAL ALTERNATIVE STRATEGIES FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
10,973 | |
| INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN BANKINVEST , GLOBALE AKTIERINDEKS KL AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
32,019 | |
| SHELL PENSIONS TRUST LIMITED AS TRUSTEE OF SHELL | 206,536 | |
| CONTRIBUTORY PENSION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ABERDEEN STANDARD SICAV I MULTIFACTOR GLOBAL EQUITY FUND |
4,222 | |
| AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | ||
| NORDEA 2 SICAV PI CH - EUROPEAN EX SWISS EQUITIES TRACKER EX SL |
112,597 109,219 |
|
| AGENT:PICTET & CIE DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH RE ELB-FUNDMASTER1 AGENT:JP |
85,006 | |
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | ||
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR ORGANIZATION FOR WORKERS` RETIREMENT ALLOWANCE MUTUAL |
14,768 | |
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MIZUHO TRUST & BANKING CO., LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MHAM INTERNATIONAL EQUITY |
16,686 | |
| NORDEA EUROPEAN PASSIVE FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
56,267 | |
| SCHRODER GLOBAL DIVERSIFIED INCOME FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
133,814 | |
| FUNDACAO CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
51,429 | |
| EMBO-FONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 63,216 | |
| WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION PENSION PLAN AGENT:PICTET & CIE | 21,284 | |
| BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL POOLED FUNDS PLC AGENT:JP MORGAN | 253,284 | |
| BANK IRELA BLACKROCK CDN MSCI EAFE EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:JP |
1,010,899 | |
| MORGAN CHASE BANK ETICA SGR SPA F.DO ETICA BILANCIATO |
1,778,040 | |
| BLACKROCK INDEX SELECTION FUND | 1,301,247 | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MTBJ400045828 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,227,385 | |
| INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NORDEA INVEST GLOBALE AKTIER INDEKS KL AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
15,556 | |
| NFS LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 24,008 | |
| UI-E AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 29,239 | |
| NORDEA INSTITUTIONAL INVESTMENT FUND, SICAV- FIS | 195,425 | |
| ABU DHABI RETIREMENT PENSIONS AND BENEFITS FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
198,176 |
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Extraordinary Session |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| ABERDEEN STANDARD SICAV I DIVERSIFIED GROWTH FUND | 9,456 | F F F | |
| AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG KOOKMIN BANK ACTING AS TRUSTEE OF KIM PRIVATE PRIME |
8,139 | ||
| GLOBAL VALUE EQUITY MASTER INVESTMENT TRUST 1 AGENT:JP | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF EPOTIF MASTERFONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
53,874 | F A F | |
| FCP ERAFP ACT EUR4 EDRAM AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 8,922,745 | ||
| AMONIS NV AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM | 90,378 | F F F | |
| DWS CROCI INTERNATIONAL VIP AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR | 54,679 | F F F | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR | 6,070,502 | F F F | |
| MUTB400045794 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF CPP-UI-FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
57,085 | F A F | |
| SIX CIRCLES INTERNATIONAL UNCONSTRAINED EQUITY FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
4,127,889 | F F F | |
| ADVISER MANAGED TRUST - TACTICAL OFFENSIVE EQUITY FUND | 39,982 | F A F | |
| AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR | 3,591,691 | ||
| FRONTIER MFG CORE INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN |
F F F | ||
| FIDELITY FUNDS AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HA-LU | 2,772,670 | ||
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: MATB NISSAY / PANAGORA | 7,433 | F F F | |
| GLOBAL EQUITY PASSIVE FUND (LIMITED FOR ELIGIBLE | F F F | ||
| MONDRIAN GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
10,735 | F F F | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR MTBJ400045829 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
2,770,510 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMPANY, N.A. INVESTMENT FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEE BENEFIT TRUSTS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE |
7,746,509 | F F F | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN LTD. RE: MANULIFE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX MOTHER FUND AGENT:BROWN |
6,826 | F F F | |
| PACER TRENDPILOT INTERNATIONAL ETF AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S | 16,379 | ||
| -LDN | F A F | ||
| FIDELITY CONCORD STREET TRUST: FIDELITY SERIES INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
19,439 | F F F | |
| VARIABLE INSURANCE PRODUCTS FUND II: INTERNATIONAL INDEX | 20,389 | ||
| PORTFOLIO AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR | F F F | ||
| KAPITALFORENINGEN PENSAM INVEST, PSI 3 GLOBALE AKTIER_3 | 22,254 | F F F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM JPMORGAN ETFS (IRELAND) ICAV-GLOBAL RESEARCH ENHANCED IN |
31,831 | ||
| EQ (ESG) UCITS ETF JPMORGAN AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR | F F F | ||
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: STB FOREIGN STOCK INDEX MOTHER FUND(CURRENCY HEDGED) TOWER Z, HARUMI TRITON |
24,300 | F A F | |
| MACQUARIE GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE CIT AGENT:BROWN | 33,860 | ||
| BROTHERS HARR | F F F | ||
| GLOBAL X MSCI SUPERDIVIDEND EAFE ETF AGENT:BROWN | 32,734 | F A F | |
| BROTHERS HARR FIDELITY RETIREE HEALTH REIMBURSEMENT PLAN AGENT:BROWN |
34,720 | ||
| BROTHERS HARR | F F F | ||
| VANGUARD GLOBAL VALUE EQUITY FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,834 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD FUNDS PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:BROWN | 1,565,805 | F F F | |
| BROTHERS HARR | |||
| SEI INSTITUTIONAL MANAGED TRUST - MULTI-ASSET ACCUMULATION FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
34,507 | F A F | |
| LACM WORLD EQUITY - DIVIDEND GROWTH CIT AGENT:BROWN | 43 | F A F | |
| BROTHERS HARR NEUBERGER BERMAN INVESTMENT FUNDS PLC AGENT:BROWN |
1,022 | ||
| BROTHERS HARR | F A F | ||
| CONSERVATION INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION, INC. AGENT:BNP | 2,824 | ||
| PARIBAS 2S -LDN | F F F | ||
| HEITMAN GLOBAL PRIMES INFRASTRUCTURE SEED INVESTORS LLC AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN |
3,941 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY UCITS II ICAV/FIDELITY MSCI WORLD INDEX FUND GEORGE`S QUAY HOUSE AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
4,826 | F F F | |
| AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, INC. AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN | 5,068 | ||
| DEVELOPED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY SELECT ETF AGENT:BROWN | 4,100 | F F F | |
| BROTHERS HARR | F F F | ||
| FIDELITY UCITS II ICAV/FIDELITY MSCI EUROPE INDEX FUND | 5,779 | F F F | |
| GEORGE`S QUAY HOUSE AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS - LABOR RETIREMENT FUND AGENT:JP |
11,124,949 | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F |
VOTING RESULTS
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Extraordinary Session |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| FIDELITY UCITS ICAV - FIDELITY SUSTAINABLE RESEARCH ENHANCED GLOBAL EQUITY UCITS ETF GEORGE`S QUAY HOUSE |
5,618 | F F F | |
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF DEBEKA-AKTIEN-EUROPA-DIVIDENDEN AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
2,058,414 | F A F | |
| FIDELITY UCITS ICAV - FIDELITY SUSTAINABLE RESEARCH ENHANCED EUROPE EQUITY UCITS ETF GEORGE`S QUAY HOUSE |
84,929 | F F F | |
| SANLAM UNIVERSAL FUNDS PLC BEECH HOUSE AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
93,653 | F A F | |
| SCHWAB FUNDAMENTAL INTERNATIONAL LARGE COMPANY INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
102,184 | F A F | |
| GIM SPECIALIST INVESTMENT FUNDS - GIM GL RESEARCH ENHNCD INX MIN VLTY EQTY FD AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HA-LU |
86,670 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD INVESTMENT SERIES PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
2,433,496 | F F F | |
| NN (L) SICAV AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HA-LU | 405,737 | F A F | |
| SEI TRUST COMPANY FOR THE BENEFIT OF NUVEEN GLOBAL | 156,992 | F F F | |
| INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR STERLING CAPITAL BEHAVIORAL INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN |
133,975 | F A F | |
| VANGUARD FIDUCIARY TRUST COMPANY INSTITUTIONAL TOTAL INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKET INDEX TRUST II AGENT:JP |
5,983,126 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY ZERO INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
165,238 | F F F | |
| ING DIRECT SICAV AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HA-LU | 171,484 | ||
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: MUTB400021536 | 188,766 | F F F | |
| AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: RB TOKKIN 18420-7086 |
210,958 | F F F F F F |
|
| AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR TORTOISE ESSENTIAL ASSETS INCOME TERM FUND AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN |
728,028 | F F F | |
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: RB TOKKIN 18420-7085 AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
211,260 | F F F | |
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: SMTB LM QS GLOBAL EQUITY MOTHER FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
214,301 | F F F | |
| FIRST TRUST RIVERFRONT DYNAMIC DEVELOPED INTERNATIONAL ETF AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
213,029 | F F F | |
| SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUST BANK LIMITED AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
692,954 | F F F | |
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: NZAM EURO STOXX (JPY HEDGED) (PRIVATELY PLACED INVESTMENT TRUST |
194,072 | F F F | |
| MINE SUPERANNUATION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 2,556,204 | F F F | |
| SCHWAB INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
920,010 | F A F | |
| KAPITALFORENINGEN PENSAM INVEST, PSI 2 GLOBALE AKTIER_2 AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
489,851 | F F F | |
| JPMORGAN ETFS (IRELAND) ICAV-EUROPE RESEARCH ENHANCED IN EQ (ESG) UCITS ETF JPMORGAN AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
219,506 | F F F | |
| DWS CROCI INTERNATIONAL FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR | 364,449 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY SAI INTERNATIONAL QUALITY INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
311,179 | F F F | |
| FRONTIER MFG SELECT INFRASTRUCTURE FUND | 495,548 | F F F | |
| EPOCH GLOBAL EQUITY SHAREHOLDER YIELD CIT AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR DANSKE INVEST EUROPE HIGH DIVIDEND FUND |
377,829 472,478 |
F F F | |
| AGENT:SKANDINAVISKA ENSKIL FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY TOTAL INTERNATIONAL |
385,358 | F F F | |
| INDEX FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST: FIDELITY GLOBAL EX U.S. INDEX |
517,709 | F F F | |
| FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR MSCI ACWI EX-U.S. IMI INDEX FUND B2 AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE |
100,601 | F F F | |
| BANK COHEN AND STEERS GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE FUND |
553,750 | F F F | |
| AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR PIONEER FLEXIBLE OPPORTUNITIES FUND |
618,395 | F F F | |
| OBJECTIF CLIMAT ACT 2 AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 517,464 | F F F | |
| SIX CIRCLES MANAGED EQUITY PORTFOLIO INTERNATIONAL UNCONSTRAINED FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
633,906 | F F F F F F |
|
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. RE: MUTB400021492 AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
81,994 | F F F | |
| Extraordinary | |
|---|---|
Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F A F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | ||
| MAPFRE INVERSION SOCIEDAD DE VALORES SA AGENT:BNPPSS | 3,894,725 | |||
| MADRID BRANCH RUPAL J BHANSALI REVOCABLE TRUST U/A DTD |
6,118 | |||
| AGENT:INTERACTIVE BROKERS | ||||
| FUJI XEROX CO., LTD AGENT:SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUS | 554,121 | |||
| INDEX MOTHER FUND EURO DEVELOPED COUNTRIES HIGH DIVIDEND EQUITY AGENT:SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUS |
40,281 | |||
| FOREIGN STOCK INDEX MOTHER FUND AGENT:SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUS |
66,600 | |||
| VANTAGETRUST III MASTER COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUNDS TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
106,260 | |||
| HSBC INKA AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU | 43,925 | |||
| JPMORGAN ETFS (IRELAND) ICAV - CARBON TRANSITION GLOBAL EQUITY UCITSETF AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
2,962 | |||
| PICTET CH INSTITUTIONAL - EUROPEAN AGENT:PICTET & CIE | 3,922 | |||
| JPMORGAN ETFS (IRELAND) ICAV - GLOBAL EQUITY MULTI-FACTOR UCITS ETF AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
15,155 | |||
| VILLIERS ACTIONS EUROPE SYST ROBECO C/O ROBECO INSTITUTIONAL ASSET MANAGEMENT B.V. AGENT:BNP PARIBAS |
1,146,613 | |||
| AVIVA INVESTORS FRANCE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 827,595 700,857 |
|||
| FCP LBPAM IRC ACTIONS EURO MIN VAR AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
59,622 | |||
| AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC SUPERANNUATION AND RETIREMENT FUND AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
||||
| MERCER UNHEDGED OVERSEAS SHARES TRUST AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
36,998 | |||
| BNP PARIBAS EASY AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 811,820 | |||
| VANGUARD FIDUCIARY TRUST COMPANY INSTITUTIONAL TOTAL INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKET INDEX TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN |
1,199,634 | |||
| HENDERSON HORIZON EUROLAND FUND AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 3,699,506 | |||
| LBPAM ISR AVENIR EURO AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 1,830 | |||
| FRANCE PLACEMENT EURO ESG PLUS AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 1,041,536 | |||
| BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI EUROPE EX UK EX CW AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
8,860 | |||
| ACTIAM DRZ IDX ANDLF EUR AANDELENFONDS EUROPA AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
558,748 | |||
| FONDAZIONE ROMA SIF GLOBAL PASSIVE EQUITIES AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
8,149 | |||
| FCP AVIVA INVESTORS RESERVE EUROPE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
2,210,681 | |||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS BREMEN AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 6,970 | |||
| FCP AFER ACTIONS EURO AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 2,832,657 | |||
| FCP VILLIERS ACTIONS EUROPE SYST AGI AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
320,000 | |||
| ETICA SGR SPA F.ETICA RENDITA BILANCIATA | 541,530 | |||
| GOLDMAN SACHS TRUST - GOLDMAN SACHS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY DIVIDEND & PREMIUM FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK COHEN & STEERS REAL ASSETS MULTI-STRATEGY FUND |
110,623 368,961 |
|||
| AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR SHINKO GLOBAL EQUITY INDEX MOTHER FUND AGENT:SUMITOMO |
926 | |||
| MITSUI TRUS NATIXIS INTERNATIONAL FUNDS (LUX) I LOOMIS SAYLES GLOBAL |
917 | |||
| MULTI ASSET INCOME FUND AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HA-LU BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - ENERGY TRANSITION AGENT:BP2S |
5,452,882 | |||
| LUXEMBOURG BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - EUROPE MULTI-FACTOR EQUITY AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
492,501 | |||
| BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI EUROPE SRI S-SERIES 5 CAPPED AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
1,001,865 | |||
| INSURANCE COMMISSION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
1,638,382 | |||
| JANUS HENDERSON INSTITUTIONAL EUROPEAN INDEX OPPORTUNITIES FUND AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN |
16,476 | |||
| IPAC SPECIALIST INV STRATEGIES INTL SHARE STRATEGY NO1 AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
7,819 | |||
| WHOLESALE UNIT TRUST MSCI GLOBAL INDEX SHARE FUND MERIDIAN BUILDING AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
12,002 | |||
| PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF OHIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,178,757 |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session | |
| AXA EURO DIVIDEND D AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 18,000 | 1 2 3 | ||
| FCP AVIVA REBOND AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 5,000 | F F F | ||
| WHOLESALE INTERNATIONAL CORE EQUITIES AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
6,818 | F A F F F F |
||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS GANO 2 AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 4,591 | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF BROCKEN-UI-FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
19,121 | F F F | ||
| US BANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN | 9,397 | F F F | ||
| KREBSHILFE 2 FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 15,000 | F F F | ||
| FONDO PENSIONE EUROFER | 4,822 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS TSF AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 4,000 | F F F | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF WMB-UNIVERSAL-FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT ANZ WHOLESALE INTERNATIONAL SHARE INDEX FUND AGENT:JP |
5,686 7,779 |
F A F | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | F F F | |||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS PF1 AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 1,154,975 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS DUNHILL AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 8,890 | F F F | ||
| AMP GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FUND HEDGED AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
811,624 | F F F | ||
| AMP CAPITAL UNHEDGED GLOBAL SHARES MULTI-MANAGER FUND MERIDIAN BUILDIN AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
10,468 | F F F | ||
| STICHTING JURIDISCH EIGENAAR ACTIAM BELEGGINGSFONDSEN AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
548,308 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS TOB AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 4,160 | |||
| DBI FONDS EBB AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 13,406 | F F F | ||
| FONDS DE RESERVE POUR LES RETRAITES (FRR AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
1,682,915 | F F F F F F |
||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF VSTBH-UNIVERSAL-FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
7,442 | F A F | ||
| FCP TOCQUEVILLE DIVIDENDE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 539,000 | F F F | ||
| GOLDMAN SACHS TRUST - GOLDMAN SACHS ABSOLUTE RETURN TRACKER FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
9,088 | F F F | ||
| BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - EUROPE MULTI-ASSET INCOME AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
7,198 | F A F | ||
| AMP INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND HEDGED AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
16,495 | F F F | ||
| SDK K3 FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 12,000 | F F F | ||
| LBPAM ISR ACTIONS E LR C AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 37,758 | F F F | ||
| SIVE AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 38,862 | F A F | ||
| AVIVA PATRIMOINE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 53,308 | F A F | ||
| BI FINANZFONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 42,314 | F A F | ||
| AXA EURO DIVIDEND S AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 26,756 | F F F | ||
| AGI STIFTUNGS WISS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 36,034 | F F F | ||
| AON MASTER TRUST AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH SHELL TRUST (BERMUDA) LTD AS TRUSTEE OF THE SHELL OVERSEAS CONTRIBUTORY PENSION FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
40,493 139,994 |
F F F F F F |
||
| FCP FPI ESG AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 44,879 | |||
| BARYUM QUANT AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 40,000 | F F F | ||
| AXA INSURANCE DAC AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 35,879 | F F F | ||
| RIVER AND MERC UMBRE PLC AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 20,854 | F F F | ||
| STRATEGIC INTERNATIONAL AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 49,024 | F F F | ||
| US BANK NA AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S -LDN | 182,345 | F F F | ||
| GENERALI SMART FUNDS AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 56,064 | F F F | ||
| BNZ WHOLESALE INTERNATIO AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 30,494 | F F F | ||
| G.A. - FUND -L - EQUITY WORLD PASSIVE AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 23,390 | F F F | ||
| BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI EUROPE EX CW AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
53,025 | F A F F A F |
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| BLACKROCK MSCI EAFE EQUITY INDEX NON-LENDABLE FUND B AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
396,265 | F F F | ||
| MULTIPAR ACTIONS EURO BAS CARBONE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
41,638 | F A F | ||
| ABERDEEN STAND SICAV I AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 34,783 | F F F | ||
| MEDIA SUPER AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 44,909 | F A F | ||
| ALLIANZGI FONDS AFE AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 200,164 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| AMP CAPITAL UNHEDGED GLO AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 26,506 | F F F | |
| BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - MULTI-ASSET INCOME AGENT:BP2S | 20,275 | F A F | |
| LUXEMBOURG UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF HMT EURO AKTIEN PROTECT ESG AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
48,600 | F A F | |
| PROTEA FUND - ORCADIA EQUITIES AGENT:PICTET & CIE(EUROPE) | 69,000 | F F F | |
| WHOLESALE UNIT TRUST GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE FUND | 235,523 | F F F | |
| AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH AMP GLOBAL LISTED INFRASTRUCTURE MARKET INDEX FUND HEDGED AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
251,872 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY INVESTMENT FUNDS - FIDELITY INDEX EUROPE EX UK FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
140,456 | F F F | |
| FCP AVIVA ACTIONS EURO AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 297,520 | F A F | |
| AXA ROSENBERG EUROBLOC AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 476,351 | F F F | |
| MERCER PROPERTY AND INFRASTRUCTURE TRUST AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
395,771 | F F F | |
| AXA EURO DIVIDEND K AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 315,000 | F F F | |
| DEKA-MASTER HAEK I AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 362,722 | F F F | |
| AMP INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUND AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
282,191 | F F F | |
| LBPAM IRC ACTIONS ISR LBPAM AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 266,902 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI S AKTIEN AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 389,402 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI H AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 225,000 | F F F | |
| VWLAKH MASTER AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 220,000 | F A F | |
| CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
13,282 | F A F | |
| IPAC INCOME GENERATOR AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 254,993 | F F F | |
| AG2R LA MONDIALE GESTION D` ACTIFS AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
453,515 | F F F | |
| FCP FRANCE PLACEMENT EURO ESG AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 310,592 | F F F | |
| FCP FCE PLCT INTERNATIONAL ESG PLUS AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
356,890 | F F F | |
| BNP PARIBAS EQUITY - FOCUS ITALIA AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 239,410 | F A F | |
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOEN FONDS VOOR DE MEDIA PNO AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
283,402 | F F F | |
| DNCA INVEST BEYOND INF AND TRANS AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 360,165 | F F F | |
| FCP AVIVA INVESTORS VALEURS EUROPE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
212,898 | F A F | |
| BNP PARIBAS FUNDS AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 349,862 | F A F | |
| BNP PARIBAS L1 - EURO LOW VOL EQUITY AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
63,935 | F A F F F F |
|
| THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR FEDERATION OF NATIONAL PUBLIC SERVICE PERSONNEL MUTUAL |
156,122 | F F F | |
| LA FRANCAISE AMLEAGUE EURO 45 AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 69,636 | F A F | |
| BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - ENVIRONMENTAL ABSOLUTE RETURN THEMATIC EQUITY (EARTH AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
363,834 | F A F | |
| AVIVA EUROPE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 57,217 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI FONDS PTV2 AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 272,198 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI FONDS PF2 AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 90,652 | F A F | |
| G.A.-FUND-B EQUITY BROAD EURO P AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 79,652 | F F F | |
| ENHANCED INDEX INT SH FD AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 59,242 | F F F | |
| ALLIANZGI FONDS APNIESA AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 63,710 | ||
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF UNIVERSAL-CA V 570400 AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT |
86,812 | F F F F A F |
|
| BNPPS EASY NMX 30 INFRASTRUCTURE GLOBAL AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
87,660 | F F F | |
| NATIONWIDE INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
183,024 | F F F | |
| AXA EURO DIVIDEND DBVL AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 102,000 | F F F | |
| AXA ROSENBERG INTERNATIONAL AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 128,436 | F F F | |
| ENHANCED INDEX INTERNATIONAL SHARE FUND AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
194,874 158,320 |
F F F | |
| UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF BAYVK G2FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT UNIVERSAL-INVESTMENT-GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF |
189,709 | F F F | |
BAYVK A4FONDS AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY | Partial | Total | Session | |
| REPRESENTATIVE AXA AA DIVERSIFIE INDICIEL 1 AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
182,955 | 1 2 3 | ||
| BNP PARIBAS FUNDS - EURO DEFENSIVE EQUITY AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
177,771 | F F F F A F |
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| STICHTING AHOLD DELHAIZE PENSIOEN AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
174,214 | F F F | ||
| KIWI INVESTMENT MANAGEME AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 136,636 | F F F | ||
| FCP AI SELECTION AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 123,420 | F A F | ||
| ETICA SGR SPA F.DO ETICA OBBLIGAZIONARIO MISTO | 362,790 | F F F | ||
| PROSHARES DJ BROOKFIELD GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE ETF AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
260,677 | F F F | ||
| ACTIAM RESPONSIBLE INDEX FUND EQUITY EUROPE A AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS |
192,018 | F F F | ||
| AVSUPER FUND AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH | 164,760 | F F F | ||
| BNPP EASY MSCI EMU EX CW AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG | 123,255 | F A F | ||
| IPAC SPECIALIST INVESTMENT STRATEGIES LISTED GLOBAL INFRASTRUC AGENT:BNP SS SIDNEY BRANCH |
175,209 | F A F | ||
| BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI WORLD SRI S-SERIES 5 CAPPED AGENT:BP2S LUXEMBOURG |
127,830 | F A F | ||
| FCP AFER PATRIMOINE AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 106,515 | F A F | ||
| FCP ARRCO QUANT 1 AGENT:BNP PARIBAS 2S-PARIS | 142,944 | F F F | ||
| AXA EURO DIVIDEND L AGENT:BP2S-FRANKFURT | 129,000 | F F F | ||
| STICHTING SHELL PENSIOENFONDS AGENT:JP MORGAN BANK LUXEM |
418,148 | F F F | ||
| BEST INVESTMENT CORPORATION AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK |
38,454 | F F F | ||
| STATE OF CALIFORNIA SAVINGS PLUS PROGRAM MASTER TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
42,987 | F F F | ||
| HSBC LIFE (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK |
62,293 | F F F | ||
| CIVIL SERVICE EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK |
23,014 | F F F | ||
| ALLIANZ CHOICE BEST STYLES EUROPE AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK |
94,834 | F F F | ||
| RATHBONE ACTIVE INCOME AND GROWTH FUND AGENT:HSBC BANK PLC |
269,318 | F F F | ||
| SCHWEIZERISCHE NATIONALBANK AGENT:SIX SIS AG | 8,496,085 | F A A | ||
| AMUNDI DEUTSCHLAND GMBH AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU | 136,214 | F F F | ||
| JPM MULTI INCOME FUND AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK | 269,551 | F F F | ||
| JPMORGAN MULTI BALANCED FUND AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI | 15,499 | F F F | ||
| BK JPMORGAN EUROPE STRATEGIC DIVIDEND FUND |
23,976 | |||
| AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK BEST INVESTMENT CORPORATION AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI |
49,286 | F F F F A F |
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| BK UNIVERSITIES SUPERANNUATION SCHEME AGENT:JP MORGAN |
331,045 | F A F | ||
| CHASE BANK PERTUBUHAN KESELAMATAN SOSIAL |
108,080 | F F F | ||
| AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK MARITIME AND PORT AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE |
1,652 | F A F | ||
| AGENT:HONGKONG/SHANGHAI BK NATIXIS INTERNATIONAL FUNDS (DUBLIN) I PLC AGENT:BROWN BROTHERS HARR |
5,364 | F A F | ||
| AUTORIDADE MONETARIA DE MACAU | 54,518 | F F F | ||
| SUBSIDIZED SCHOOLS P FUND NORTHERN | 23,453 | F F F | ||
| PENTEGRA DEFINED BENEFIT PLAN FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS | 240,398 | F F F | ||
| THE HARTFORD RETIREMENT PLAN TRUST FOR US EMPLOYEES | 31,797 | F A F | ||
| LEGG MASON INTERNATIONAL LOW VOLATILITY HIGH DIVIDEND ETF |
186,812 | F F F | ||
| LEGG MASON GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE ETF | 10,548 | F F F | ||
| KAPITALFORENINGEN EMD INVEST GLOBALE AKTIER III | 63,420 | F F F | ||
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. AS TRUSTEE FOR SUMITOMO MITSUI TRUST BANK, LIMITED AS TRUSTEE FOR ANCHOR MFG WORLD |
45,946 | F F F | ||
| HUDSON EAST RIVER SYSTEMS LLC | 487,077 | F F F | ||
| QS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND | 150,000 | F F F | ||
| RARE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE VALUE FUND | 455,896 | F F F | ||
| 55002 UP EUROPAEISKE AKTIER | 295,986 | F F F | ||
| GS TACS MARKET CONTINUOUS INTERNATIONAL | 78,510 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| THE NATURE CONSERVANCY WORLDWIDE OFFICE | 8,750 | F F F | |
| UNEMPLOYMENT PENSION FUND | 18,220 | F A F | |
| NATWEST TDS DEP BNYM RM GLO EQ FUND | 130 | F F F | |
| DT INTERNATIONAL STOCK INDEX FUND | 93,036 | F F F | |
| AST QMA INTL CORE EQUITY PORT PDMP | 484,607 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK TACTICAL OPPORTUNITIES FUND OF BLACKROCK FUNDS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
50,915 | F F F | |
| ADVANCED SERIES ASTPRUDENTIAL FLEXIBLE MULTI STRATEGY PORTFOLIO |
11,714 | F F F | |
| DELTA LLOYD EQUITY SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL FUND | 451,444 | F A F | |
| DELTA LLOYD EQUITY SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL FUND DPF | 312,593 | F A F | |
| DELTA LLOYD EQUITY SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL FUND A | 1,045,996 | F A F | |
| INVESCO MARKETS II PLC | 66,829 | F F F | |
| BRANDYTRUST GLOBAL PARTNERS LP | 24,248 | F F F | |
| GEORGIA TECH FOUNDATION | 14,140 | F A F | |
| MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES PENSION PLAN | 140,556 | F A F | |
| BNYMTCIL WINTON GLOBAL EQUITY FD TR | 4,977 | F F F | |
| RI MFS | 64,312 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD INTERNATIONAL SHARES SELECT EXCLUSIONS INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
59,858 | F F F | |
| MACQUAR FT GLB INFR UTIL DIV INC FD | 280,000 | F F F | |
| LEGAL AND GENERAL UCITS ETF PLC | 75,108 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE MANAGEMENT HOLDINGS INC | 4,590 | F F F | |
| NATIONAL BANK TRUST | 138,786 | F F F | |
| STICHTING DEPOSITARY APG DEVELOPED MARKETS EQUITY POOL OUDE LINDESTRAAT |
737,700 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD FTSE ALL WORLD EX US INDEX FUND | 3,940,985 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD EUROPEAN STOCK INDEX FUND | 3,883,052 | F F F | |
| CENTRAL PENSION FUND OF THE INT UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS S AND PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS |
374,054 | F A F F A F |
|
| WESPATH FUNDS TRUST | 10,189 | F A F | |
| UMC BENEFIT BOARD INC | 93,231 | F F F | |
| T. ROWE PRICE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
70,846 | F F F | |
| RIVER PARTNERS GLOBAL EQUITY LLC | 2,349 | F F F | |
| ALAMOSA LLC | 4,689 | F F F | |
| VY FRANKLIN INCOME PORTFOLIO | 20,676 | F F F | |
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS TMI 2 SOLUTIONS TAX QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING |
176,313 16,326 |
F F F | |
| TRUST | F F F | ||
| THE CONSOLIDATED EDISON PENSION PLAN MASTER TRUST | 139,645 | F F F | |
| DEP QF SSGA NONUS EQUITY H1 | 6,770 | F F F | |
| ROBINSON UNIT 2 QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING FUND | 13,370 | F F F | |
| DEP QF SSGA NONUS EQUITY B1 | 13,104 | F F F | |
| DEP QF SSGA NONUS EQUITY B2 VANGUARD FIDUCIARY TRUST COMPANY EUROPEAN STOCK INDEX |
12,912 83,598 |
F F F | |
| TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK CENTRAL PENSION FUND OF THE INTERNATIONAL UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS AND PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS |
123,835 | F F F | |
| GENERAL MILLS GROUP TRUST | 268,694 | F F F | |
| VOYA GLOBAL HIGH DIVIDEND LOW VOLATILITY FUND | 11,854 | F F F | |
| SUBSIDIZED SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND | 75,039 | F F F | |
| PB SSGA INTL EQ TAX | 11,080 | F F F | |
| CERVURITE INTERNATIONAL LLC | 41,669 | F F F | |
| USMIA GLOBAL EQUITY | 7,944 | F F F | |
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS NOTARIAAT | 40,561 | F A F | |
| DEUTSCHE ASSET MANAGEMENT INVESTMENT GMBH ON BEHALF OF DEUTSCHE DCG EQ |
21,287 | F F F | |
| LEGG MASON FUNDS ICVC LEGG MASON | 10,125,213 | F F F | |
| STATE OF WYOMING AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 87,208 | F F F | |
| DRMA LTD | 122,848 | F F F | |
| DREXEL UNIVERSITY | 38,452 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| MANULIFE MULTIFACTOR DEVELOPED INTERNATIONAL INDEX CENTRAL PENSION FUND OF THE INT UNION OF OPERATING ENGINEERS AND PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS |
48,831 79,835 |
F F F F F F |
|
| WF FAIMT STATE STREET GLOBAL SERV | 140,357 | F F F | |
| C9W CITW FD PARAMETRIC | 1,168 | F F F | |
| MOTHER CABRINI HEALTH FOUNDATION INC | 64,690 | F F F | |
| KAPITALFORENINGEN EMD INVEST GLOBALE AKTIER | 8,737 | F F F | |
| LOCAL PENSIONS PARTNERSHIP INV | 251,535 | F F F | |
| ZVK DEAM SPK | 33,100 | F A F | |
| SAS TRUSTEE CORPORATION POOLED FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
88,846 | F F F | |
| TEXAS UTILITIES QUAL NDT PARTNERSHIP | 6,132 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY SALEM STREET TRUST FIDELITY SAI INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND |
523,870 | F F F | |
| SLI ENHANCED DIV MULTI ASSET FUND | 4,737 | F F F | |
| SHELL CANADA 2007 PENSION PLAN 400 | 19,166 | F F F | |
| SHELL CANADA 2007 PENSION PLAN | 20,643 | F F F | |
| THE FULTON DEKALB HOSPITAL AUTHORITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT PLAN |
9,025 | F A F | |
| AZL DFA INTERNATIONAL CORE EQUITY FUND | 24,674 | F F F | |
| VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES BENEFICIARY ASSOCIATION SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY PSE AND G NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING TRUSTHOPE CREEK |
6,385 207,486 |
F F F F F F |
|
| QUALIFIED FUND B4305 FRB S LUND RES TR FBO B LUND |
3,093 | F F F | |
| UNIVERSAL INVESTMENT GMBH AGENT:HSBC TRINKAUS AND BU | 3,982,747 | F A F | |
| BLACKROCK MSCI EMU IMI INDEX FUND B (EMUIMIB) AGENT:JP | 1,707 | F F F | |
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | |||
| B4306 FRB M LUND REV TR | 2,436 | F F F | |
| 1171 APG DME CCL | 148,600 | F F F | |
| PANAGORA RISK PARITY MULTI ASSET MASTER FUND LTD | 81,830 | F F F | |
| THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON EMPLOYEE BENEFIT COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT FUND PLAN |
1,576,394 | F F F | |
| CITY OF AUSTIN EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 117,573 | F A F | |
| CF DV INTERNATIONAL STOCK INDEX FUND | 119,116 | F F F | |
| 1895 FONDS FGR | 539,096 | F F F | |
| 1895 FONDS FGR | 31,765 | F A F | |
| THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON (INTERNATIONAL) LIMITED AS TRUSTEE OFISHARES DEVELOPED WORLD |
17,319 | F F F | |
| PHILADELPHIA GAS WORKS PENSION PLAN | 4,387 | F F F | |
| KATHERINE C. MOORE CHARITABLE LEAD ANNUITY TRUST II AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
1,914 | F F F | |
| FIRST STATE INVESTMENTS ICVC FIRST STATE DIVERSIFIED GROWTH FUND |
630 | F A F | |
| THE UNIVERSITY COURT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF GLASGOW BCT POOLED INVESTMENT FUND SERIES SMARTEUROPEAN EQUITY |
12,453 19,519 |
F F F F F F |
|
| FUND IVY PROSHARES MSCI ACWI INDEX FUND |
4,184 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE TOTAL RETURN FUND INC | 927,072 | F F F | |
| CDW 73 IRR PARA GL | 1,158 | F F F | |
| AZL NFJ INTERNATIONAL VALUE FUND | 12,913 | F F F | |
| KAPITALFORENINGEN INVESTIN PRO | 4,170 | F F F | |
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSPENSIOENFONDS VOOR | 361,139 | F A F | |
| BNY MELLON INTERNATIONAL EQUITY ETF | 5,522 | F F F | |
| PROVEDA GLOBAL EQUITY, LP AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 1,971 | F F F | |
| XTRACKERS MSCI KOKUSAI EQUITY ETF | 42,741 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRKS MSCI ALL WORLD HDG | 8,507 | F F F | |
| STATE OF WISCONSIN INVESTMENT BOARD | 1,160,262 | F F F | |
| AIB GROUP IRISH PENSION SCHEME | 88,635 | F F F | |
| BOK MCM DM PEQ | 14,894 | F F F | |
| THE GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND GEPF | 85,553 | F A F | |
| BOK KIC GPEQ0 | 1,018 | F F F | |
| EATON VANCE MANAGEMENT | 574 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| AOHIT HAI RHUMBLINE EAFE THE ARCHDIOCESE OF HARTFORD | 1,145 | F F F | |
| INVESTMENT TRUST | F F F | ||
| HRCD RPMT HAP RHUMBLINE EAFE MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE |
41 335,683 |
F F F | |
| BANK | |||
| CASEY FAMILY PROGRAMS | 55,786 | F F F | |
| POWERSHARES S AND P GLOBAL EX CANADA HIGH DIVIDEND LOW | 19,033 | F F F | |
| VOLATILITY INDEX ETF PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF MISSISSIPPI |
280,532 | F F F | |
| PS FTSE LO BT EQ WT PORT | 1,876 | F F F | |
| NATWEST TRUST SAN MX 70 PCT UT SSGA | 24,199 | F F F | |
| SIEMENS FONDS INVEST GMBH ON BEHALF OF SIEMENS EMU EQUITIES |
146,876 | F F F | |
| AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST | 102,765 | F F F | |
| NKB INVEST GLOBALE AKTIER BASIS | 16,527 | F A F | |
| NYKREDIT INVEST TAKTISK ALLOKERING | 37,513 | F A F | |
| AST PRU GRWTH ALL PTF QMA EAFE PDFF | 2,058,147 | F F F | |
| MSCI EUROPE EQUITY ESG SCREENED INDEX FUND B (EURESGB) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
3,315 | F F F | |
| PS FTSERAFI EU UCITS ETF BNYMTCIL | 1,374 | F F F F F F |
|
| POWERSHARES GLOBAL FUNDS IRELAND PLC | 3,387 | F F F | |
| PS FTSE RAFI DEVEL MAR EX US PORT | 128,263 | F A F | |
| BNYMTCIL GLG EUROPEAN EQ ALTER TRAD MAN FUNDS VI PUBLIC LTD CO |
8,146 276,305 |
F A F | |
| FT DJ STOXX SEL DIV 30 INDEX FUND | 1,009,502 | F F F | |
| RCKFLR BROS RHMBLN ACWI EXUS 290611 ROCKEFELLER BROTHERS | 4,712 | F F F | |
| FUND INC PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS INC PRUDENTIAL BALANCED |
8,492 | F F F | |
| FUND | F F F | ||
| PSF CONSERVATIVE BAL PORTF QMA | 6,780 | F F F | |
| PSF FLEXIBLE MANAGED PORTF QMA JPMORGAN CHASE BANK - PB - UNITED STATES PARTNERSHIPS |
11,949 3,497 |
F F F | |
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ADVANCED SERIES TRUST AST PRUDENTIAL GROWTH ALLOCATION PORTFOLIO |
169,545 | F F F | |
| GREAT WEST INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND | 120,726 | F F F | |
| BNYMTCIL PS ST HIDVLWVI UCITS ETF | 69,740 | F F F | |
| ABERDEEN DIVERSIFIED INCOME AND GROWTH TRUSTPLC | 4,270 | F F F | |
| ALLSTATE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | 56,617 | F F F | |
| MACQUARIE FIRST TRUST GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE UTILITIES DIVIDEND AND INCOME FUND |
114,356 | F F F | |
| THE BANK OF KOREA | 558,301 | F F F | |
| BANK OF KOREA | 525,373 | F F F | |
| PFI INTL EQUITY INDEX FUND | 147,746 | F F F | |
| SEVENTH SWEDISH NATIONAL PENSION FUND- AP7 EQUITY FUND | 1,635,845 | F F F F F F |
|
| THE KATHERINE MOORE REVOCABLE TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
3,809 | ||
| THE SEVENTH SWEDISH NATIONAL PENSION FUND AP 7 EQUITY FUND | 960,884 | F F F | |
| INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT | 68,257 | F F F | |
| INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT | 11,917 | F F F F F F |
|
| INTERNATIONAL BANK FOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT | 10,378 | F F F | |
| BNYMTCIL LAZARD GBL EQTY FRNCHS FND | 1,788,425 | F F F | |
| BNYMTCIL LAZARD GBL LI EQUITY FD | 28,406,128 122,870 |
F F F | |
| BNYTD CF MACQUARIE GBL INFRS SRS FD BNYMTCIL LM QS MV EURO EQ GAI FD |
87,779 | F F F | |
| PFI OVERSEAS FD BHMS | 3,125,503 | F A F | |
| PFI OVERSEAS FD PMC | 51,089 | F F F | |
| IFM GLOBAL INDEXED EQUITIES FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE | 4,002 | F A F | |
| BANK | |||
| PRINCIPAL GLOBAL INVESTORS FUNDS | 31,295 | F F F | |
| CTJ RE STANLIB GLOBAL EQUITY FD AB | 9,900 | F F F F F F |
|
| GOLDMAN SACHS ETF TRUST GOLDMAN SACHS INT EQUITY ETF GOLDMAN SACHS AND CO |
38,280 |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
| BY PROXY AND BY | Partial | Total | Session |
| REPRESENTATIVE | 1 2 3 | ||
| VOYA GLOBAL ADVANTAGE AND PREMIUM OPPORTUNITY FUND | 164,406 | F F F F F F |
|
| VOYA GLOBAL EQUITY DIVIDEND AND PREMIUM OPPORTUNITY FUND | 524,850 | F F F | |
| VOYA INTERNATIONAL HIGH DIVIDEND EQUITY INCOME FUND | 52,012 | F F F | |
| VY TEMPLETON FOREIGN EQUITY | 501,276 | F A F | |
| INTERNATIONALE KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF PPI NR UNIVERSAL INVESTMENT GESELLSCHAFT MBH ON BEHALF OF UI |
49,370 10,155 |
F A F | |
| EB100 | |||
| BLACKROCK GLOBAL FUNDS | 526,404 | F F F | |
| HOBART FAMILY INVESTMENTS LLC AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
4,068 | F F F | |
| INVESCO S AND P EUROPE 350 EQUAL WEIGHT INDEX ETF | 1,556 | F F F | |
| IQ 50 PERCENT HEDGED FTSE INTL ETF | 43,901 | F F F | |
| GS ACTIVE BETA INTL EQUITY ETF | 383,631 | F F F | |
| GS ACTIVEBETA EUROPE ETF | 5,491 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRK MSCI EMU HDG EQ ETF | 6,023 | F F F | |
| VOYA GLOBAL EQUITY FUND | 250,377 | F F F | |
| MINISTERS AND MISSNRES BENEFIT BRD OF AMERICAN BPTST | 11,131 | F F F | |
| CHURCHES EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OF |
4,239 | F F F | |
| BALTIMORE VOYA GLOBAL EQUITY PORTFOLIO |
561,187 | F F F | |
| VOYA INTERNATIONAL INDEX PORTFOLIO | 292,680 | F F F | |
| JPMORGAN CHASE BANK - PB - UNITED STATES INDIVIDUALS AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
4,413 | F F F | |
| VOYA BALANCED PORT INTL VALUE | 11,599 | F F F | |
| THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO | 13,337 | F F F | |
| DAEC NQ SSGA TAX | 2,592 | F F F | |
| NEXTERA ENERGY DUANE ARNOLD | 3,535 | F F F | |
| PS6F STATE STREET INTL EQ | 146,010 | F F F | |
| SEATTLE CITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 3,369 | F F F | |
| SEMPRA ENERGY PENSION MASTER TRUST | 46,413 | F F F | |
| DELAWARE POOLED TRUST DELAWARE GLOBAL LISTED REAL ASSETS FUND |
190,707 | F F F | |
| INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN LAEGERNES INVEST | 11,686 | F F F | |
| AIF 21104 LPI AKT EUROPA II | 27,975 | F F F | |
| UNION INVESTMENT INSTITUTIONAL GMBH | 5,400 | F A F | |
| MAINSTAY EPOCH GLOBAL EQUITY YIELD FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
3,416,002 | F F F | |
| BLL AQUILA LIFE EUROPEAN EQUITY | 66,342 | F F F | |
| BLL AQUILA LIFE GLOBAL MINIMUM | 18,939 | F F F | |
| BLL AQUILA LIFE MSCI WORLD FUND | 351,196 | F F F | |
| BLL AQUILA LIFE FTSE RAFI DEVELOPED | 162,761 | F F F | |
| APL RB EQ DEV MIRA | 9,606 | F F F | |
| PFI DIV REAL ASSET FUND MACQUARIE | 747,982 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRKS MSCI EURO CCYHDG | 90,348 | F F F | |
| ARC RB EQ DEV KAITOS | 2,966 | F F F | |
| POWERSHARES PUREBETA FTSE DEVELOPED EX NORTHAMERICA PORTFOLIO |
1,009 | F F F | |
| MI FONDS K12 SPK | 198,620 | F F F | |
| EPOCH GLOBAL EQUITY SHAREHOLDER YIELD (UNHEDGED) FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
2,893,142 | F F F | |
| AA MFS | 68,752 | F F F | |
| ULSTER BANK PENSION TRUSTEES LIMITED ULSTER BANK GROUP | 69,386 | F F F | |
| GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES PENSION FUND | 215,797 | F F F | |
| RBS MFS | 903,510 | F F F | |
| LYONDELLBASELL MT EPOCH | 296,694 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRKS MSCI EAFE CCYHDG | 469,767 | F F F | |
| PGTF DR NON US EQUITY GT | 47,162 | F F F | |
| ASV RB EQ DEV MENKAR | 6,870 | F F F | |
| ABN AMRO PF UBS RAFI 1000 | 357,477 | F F F | |
| DBX FTSE DEV EX US COMP FACTOR | 14,046 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
| BY PROXY AND BY | Partial | Total | Session |
| REPRESENTATIVE | 1 2 3 F F F |
||
| H.E.S.T. AUSTRALIA LIMITED AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 535,542 | F F F | |
| PRINCIPAL FUNDS INC DIVERSIFIED REAL ASSET FUND | 221,410 | F F F | |
| BNYMTCIL LM QS MV GBL EQ GAI FD | 9,084 | F F F | |
| BOA PENSION SSGA | 216,464 | F F F | |
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS VAN DE ABN | 343,075 | F F F | |
| SPARTAN INTL INDEX | 3,898,241 | F F F | |
| BELLSOUTH CORP RFA VEBA TRUST | 29,221 | F F F | |
| CP2F LAZARD INFRASTRCTURE | 588,568 | F F F | |
| ECBSEG | 151881 | F F F | |
| DREYFUS INDEX FUNDS INC DREYFUS INTERNATIONAL STOCK INDEX FUND |
69,976 | F F F | |
| MNVF SSGA INTL EQUITY | 9,552 | F F F | |
| SBC MASTER PENSION TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 2,256,271 | F F F | |
| SHELL PENSION TRUST | 58,394 | F F F | |
| SHELL PENSION TRUST | 35,629 | F F F | |
| PENSION PLANS MASTER TRUST FOR ALCOA USA CORPORATION | 209,804 | F F F | |
| EASTSPRING INVESTMENTS | 2,155 | F F F | |
| WF KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS MAST TR SSGA | 118,161 | F A F | |
| ADVANCED SERIES TRUST AST FI PYRAMIS QUANTITATIVE PORTFOLIO |
92,736 | F F F | |
| AL TRUST FONDS SP 7 SPK | 115,201 | F F F | |
| AL TRUST H3 FONDS SPK | 59,049 | F F F | |
| THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK | 173,791 | F F F | |
| ALICNY BLACKROCK GBL EQUITY | 15,632 | F F F | |
| NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE & ANNUITY CORPORATION AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
8,054 | F A F | |
| VIRTUS WMC GLOBAL FACTOR OPPORTUNITIES ETF | 4,023 | F A F | |
| BLACKROCK ACWI USIMI | 434,789 | F F F | |
| RHODE ISLAND EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEMS POOLED TRUST | 226,337 | F F F | |
| FIRE AND POLICE PENSION ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO | 27,057 | F F F | |
| UFJF MCM MSCI WORLD FD | 15,607 | F F F | |
| DIOCESE OF VENICE PENSION PLAN AND TRUST | 2,527 | F F F | |
| PUBLIC EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF IDAHO | 110,920 | F F F | |
| MINISTER FOR FINANCE AND IRELAND STRATEGIC INVESTMENT FUND ISIF |
11,583 | F F F | |
| NSNF PARA EAFE MONTI | 21,839 | F F F | |
| NSNF PARA EAFE PI 1 FLEXSHARES STOXX GLOBAL BROAD INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FUND |
6,330 1,934,736 |
F F F F F F |
|
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK NSNF PARA EAFE PI 2 |
10,544 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD INTL HIGH DIV YLD INDEX FD | 451,008 | F F F | |
| PDBF NUVEEN | 107,795 | F F F | |
| PGEF PG E QUALIFIED PANAGORA EAFE | 83,448 | F F F | |
| PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS PENSION AND RETIREMENT FUND OF | 578,410 | ||
| CHICAGO | F F F | ||
| DWS INVESTMENT GMBH ON BEHALF OF DEAM FONDS ZDV | 37,622 | F F F | |
| PRINCIPAL FUNDS INC DIVERSIFIED REAL ASSET FUND | 2,812,609 | F F F | |
| AURION GLOBAL EQUITY FUND | 7,302 | F F F | |
| AZL INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND | 203,652 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRK MSCI ALL WRLD HDY ETF | 9,788 | F F F | |
| MAINSTAY INCOME BUILDER FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 1,658,002 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRK MSCI EAFE HDY HDG ETF | 420,541 | F F F | |
| DEUTSCHE XTRK MSCI STH EUR HDG ETF | 916 | F F F | |
| BNYMTCIL FT GBL ALPHADEX UCITS ETF | 7,132 | F A F | |
| UNITED CHURCH FUNDS QMA BFF | 3,618 | F F F | |
| COUNTY EMPLOYEES ANNUITY AND BENEFIT FUND OF COOK COUNTY | 264,276 | F F F | |
| COUNTY EMPLOYEES ANNUITY AND BENEFIT FUND OF COOK COUNTY | 92,329 | F F F | |
| COUNTY EMPLOYEES ANNUITY AND BENEFIT FUND OF COOK COUNTY | 713,388 | F F F | |
| LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL SECURITY LLC AND LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL SECURITY LLC DEFINED BENEFIT BENEFIT PLAN GROUP |
36,375 |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY | Partial | Total | |
| REPRESENTATIVE LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL SECURITY LLC AND LOS ALAMOS |
1 | ||
| NATIONAL SECURITY LLC DEFINED BENEFIT BENEFIT PLAN GROUP | |||
| SIEMENS BALANCED | 38,355 | ||
| BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS-LABOR INSURANCE FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
2,237,368 | ||
| SISTERS OF CHARITY OF LEAVENWORTH HEALTH SYSTEM MASTER TRUST |
52,488 | ||
| SAUDI ARABIAN MONETARY AUTHORITY | 314,974 | ||
| 3M ERIP RAFI EAFE | 15,641 | ||
| ALASKA PERMANENT FUND CORPORATION | 3,240,309 | ||
| PMPT INKA FONDS | 123,758 | ||
| VIRGINIA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 104,795 | ||
| VIRGINIA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 973,000 | ||
| VIRGINIA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 1,806,455 | ||
| EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE | 189,194 | ||
| INTERNATIONALE KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH ACTING FOR ACCOUNT OF INKA PBEAKK |
956,035 | ||
| BLACKROCK MANAGED VOLATILITY V.I. FUND OF BLACKROCK VARIABLE SERIES FUNDS, INC. AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
9,328 | ||
| WELLS FARGO BANK | 7,207 | ||
| CPA COP PSERS PSERS ACWI X US INDEX | 254,271 | ||
| IN8 COP TREAS PWP RHUMBLINE MSCI | 14,843 | ||
| NV PERS MELLON CAPITAL INDEX | 536,835 | ||
| NV PERS SSGA EAFE INDEX PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF NEVADA |
540,130 | ||
| NV RBIF ALLNCEBRNSTN INTL EQ | 17,745 | ||
| TEA BLACKROCK INC INTL | 511,786 | ||
| UTC EDHEC BLACKROCK UNITED TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION MASTER RETIREMENT |
18,852 | ||
| BLACKROCK LIFE LIMITED | 175,510 | ||
| STICHTING RABOBANK PENSIOENFONDS | 1,668,334 | ||
| THE BOEING COMPANY EMPLOYEE RETIREMENT PLANS MASTER TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
2,799,220 | ||
| STATE BOARD OF ADMINISTRATION OF FLORIDA | 22,421 | ||
| AST GS MULTI ASSET PORT LIQ PDHB | 18,363 | ||
| POOL RE JPM REI EQUITY | 104,165 | ||
| POOL RE L AND G MSCI EQ | 13,871 | ||
| BLL AQUIL LIFGLO3000 FMEN WHT INDFD | 75,781 | ||
| PENN SERIES DEV INTL INDEX FUND | 14,360 | ||
| LEGG MASON GLOBAL FUNDS PLCLEGG MASON RARE INFRASTRUCTURE VALUE FUND |
2,536,386 | ||
| BNYMTD BLK CONT EUR EQ TRCK FD INV | 81,888 | ||
| FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 4,282,190 | ||
| FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 125,436 | ||
| MINOZZI ROMANO REQUESTER:MEDIOBANCA SPA | 126,770,958 | ||
| of which 19,568,352 shares in lien to UNICREDIT S.P.A.; | |||
| of which 19,350,000 shares in lien to INTESA SANPAOLO PRIVATE BANKING; TEACHERS RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF GEORGIA AGENT:JP MORGAN |
1,222,350 | ||
| CHASE BANK | |||
| KENTUCKY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS | 30,860 | ||
| KENTUCKY RETIREMENT SYSTEMS INSURANCE TRUST FUND | 13,592 | ||
| STANDARD LIFE INVESTMENTS GLOBAL SICAV | 1,168 | ||
| FLORIDA RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 114,587 | ||
| BLACKROCK WORLD EX FLORIDA RET SYS | 166,096 | ||
| TEXAS EDUCATION AGENCY | 10,804 | ||
| EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE STATE OF HAWAII | 224,083 | ||
| PENSION RESERVES INVESTMENT TRUST FUND | 494,964 | ||
| HIGHMARK INC | 352,907 | ||
| BELL ATLANTIC MASTER TRUST | 11,266 | ||
| MSCI EQUITY INDEX FUND B - ITALY (MSITB) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
955,766 | ||
| VOYA INTERNATIONAL CORE FUND | 82,696 |
F F F F A F F A F F F F F A F F A F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
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Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F A F F F F
| VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
|||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | Session | ||
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | 1 2 3 |
| DUKE ENERGY QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DECOMMISSIONING | 68,788 | F F F | |
| ZOETWAREN ROBECO MANAGED | 183,479 | F A F | |
| INDIANA PUBLIC RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 59,032 | F F F | |
| PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION OF NEW MEXICO | 36,922 | F F F | |
| BOARD OF PENSIONS OF THE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH IN | 461 | F F F | |
| AMERICA JOHN S AND JAMES L KNIGHT FOUNDATION |
94,287 | F F F | |
| THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT ACTING THROUGH ITS TREASURER | 278,410 | F F F | |
| UPS GROUP TRUST | 565,960 | F F F | |
| AL TRUST AKTIEN EUROPA SPK | 14,374 | F F F | |
| TELSTRA SUPERANNUATION SCHEME AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE | 978,394 | F F F | |
| BANK PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO 2 PRUDENTIAL QMA INTL DEVELOPED MRKTS INDEX FUND |
9,001 | F F F | |
| ENERGY INSURANCE MUTUAL LIMITED | 10,266 | F F F | |
| METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY | 76,014 | F F F | |
| IOWA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 156,881 | F F F | |
| SANTA BARBARA COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 264,892 | F F F | |
| ESB PEN SCHEPOCH | 563,606 | F F F | |
| THE ESB PENSION FUND | 517,806 | F F F | |
| CAIXABANK ASSET MANAGEMENT SGIIC SA | 432,943 | F F F | |
| VIDACAIXA, S.A. | 2,760,617 | F F F | |
| ASI - PROGETTO SVILUPPO GLO | 192,031 | F F F | |
| UNICARE SAVINGS PLAN AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK | 106,269 | F A F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROGETTO SVILUPPO GLOBALE (II) | 120,165 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROGE CED 04 2024 | 16,517 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 02 2021 | 26,733 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 032021 | 36,769 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 05 2021 | 33,391 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 06 2021 | 24,238 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 08 2021 | 14,105 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT- PROG CED 11 2021 | 20,518 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 12 2021 | 17,203 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 02 2022 | 48,739 | F F F F F F |
|
| VANGUARD GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
745,839 | ||
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 03 2022 | 38,327 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 04 2022 | 21,776 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 06 2022 | 25,304 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 05 2022 | 22,424 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 10 2022 | 26,665 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 12 2022 | 37,822 | F F F | |
| ASI PROGETTO CEDOLA 04 2023 | 20,370 | F F F | |
| ASI PROGETTO CEDOLA 05 2023 | 20,942 | F F F | |
| ASI PROGETTO CEDOLA 06 2023 | 16,631 | F F F | |
| ASI PROGETTO CEDOLA 07 2023 | 13,699 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK CDN WORLD INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
110,312 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT - PRO CED 09 2023 | 19,990 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT - PRO CED 10 2023 | 20,781 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI SOLUZIONI ITALIA-PROGETTO CEDOLA 12/2023 | 17,117 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI SOLUZIONI IT-PROGETTO AZIONE | 20,467 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI SOLUZIONI IT-PROGETTO CEDOLA 09/2022 | 48,448 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI SOLUZIONI IT-PROGETTO CEDOLA 07/2022 | 17,718 | F F F | |
| AM SOL IT-PROG CED 09 2021 | 22,678 | F F F | |
| POLI GIOVANNI | 450 | F A F | |
| CHERUBINI TERESA | 200 | F A F | |
| FINANZIARIA CERAMICA CASTELLARANO S P A REQUESTER:MINOZZI ROMANO |
10,958,722 | F F F | |
| FLEXSHARES STOXX GLOBAL ESG IMPACT INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
10,920 | F F F |
| LIST OF PARTICIPANTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
||
| BY PROXY AND BY | Partial | Total | Session |
| REPRESENTATIVE IRIS CERAMICA GROUP SOCIETA` PER AZIONI REQUESTER:MINOZZI |
84,890,583 | 1 2 3 | |
| ROMANO | F F F | ||
| of which 5,800,000 share in lien to :UNICREDIT S.P.A.; of | |||
| which 6,600,000 shares in lien to :UNICREDIT S.P.A.; | |||
| AMUNDI SGR SPA / AZIONARIO EUROPA REQUESTER:SCHAUMANN DANI |
358,287 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN GLOBAL INVESTORS FUND P | 447,328 | ||
| SEI GLOBAL MASTER FUND PLC | 27,216 | F F F | |
| SG ACTIONS EUROPE | 4,999 | F A F | |
| SG ACTIONS MONDE | 9,767 | F F F | |
| SG ACTIONS EUROPE LARGECAP | 2,211 | F F F | |
| ALLIANCEBERNSTEIN FUND-DYNAMIC | 3,848 | F F F | |
| ETOILE ACTIONS RENDEMENT | 250,301 | F F F | |
| NUVEEN GLOBAL INVESTORS FUND | 106,811 | F F F | |
| THE SOUTHERN COMPANY SYSTEM MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST | 731,439 | F F F F F F |
|
| AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK ETOILE ENERGIE EUROPE |
2,924 | ||
| KOKUSAI EQUITY INDEX FUND | 63,167 | F F F | |
| MORGAN STANLEY PATHWAY FUNDS | 42,883 | F F F | |
| CNS GLOBAL LIST INFRASTRUCTURE | 327,209 | F F F | |
| AB SICAV I - ALL CHINA EQUITY | 10,970 | F F F | |
| ETOILE ACTIONS INTERNATIONAL | 4,100 | F F F | |
| OFI FI RS EURO EQU SMART BE | 596,630 | F F F | |
| PGIM ETF TRUST - PGIM QMA | 14,903 | F A F | |
| NESTLE FRANCE EQUILIBRE | 18,932 | F F F | |
| BRIDGE BUILDER INTERNATIONAL | 81,114 | F F F | |
| BLACKROCK MULTI-ASSET INCOME PORTFOLIO OF BLACKROCK FUNDS II AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
740,947 | F F F F F F |
|
| ANDROS | 14,878 | ||
| CUSTODY BANK OF JAPAN, LTD. | 131,869 | F F F | |
| ASTRAZENECA FONDS N2 DYNAMIQUE | 6,595 | F F F | |
| GSK ACTIONS | 6,326 | F F F | |
| VOLKSWAGEN | 5,296 | F F F | |
| SG DIVERSIFIE ISR | 55,150 | F F F | |
| HALEVY A2 | 419,587 | F F F | |
| IRCEC BEAUMARCHAIS | 257,175 | F F F | |
| FCP UF 6COMPARTIMENT A | 36,327 | F F F | |
| IRCEC CASSETTE DIVERSIFIE | 249,275 | F F F | |
| VANGUARD INTERNATIONAL SHARES INDEX FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
686,343 | F F F F F F |
|
| MAAF ASSURANCES SA SGP | 1,106,886 | ||
| PROTEC BTP SGP | 17,270 | F F F | |
| AM SF-EURO EQ MKT PLUS | 24,750 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI S.F. - EURO RESEARCH | 64,395 | F F F | |
| ASF EUROPEAN EQUITY OPT VOL | 117,880 | F F F | |
| AMUNDI TOTAL RETURN | 48,765 | F F F | |
| AM SF-DIV TGT INC 11 2021 | 9,644 | F F F | |
| AM SF-DIV TGT INC 11 2022 | 11,269 | F F F | |
| AMIF -EMU EQUITY | 170,626 | F F F F F F |
|
| AMIF -EUROPEAN EQUITY | 266,593 | F F F | |
| GRANITIFIANDRE SOCIETA` PER AZIONI | 28,067,190 | F F F | |
| FIDELITY INVESTMENT FUNDS - FIDELITY INDEX WORLD FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
112,605 | F F F | |
| INARCASSA - CASSA NAZIONALE DI PREVIDENZA ED ASSISTENZA PER | 23,920,000 | ||
| HALF CAMERON EDWARD REQUESTER:RAYMOND JAMES & ASS INC. EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT OF CLIENTS |
1,683 | F F F F F F |
|
| ASSET MANAGEMENT EXCHANGE UCITS CCF REQUESTER:NT ASSET | 2,384,418 | F F F | |
| MNGT EXCHANGE UCITS C DELA DEPOSITARY & ASSET MANAGEMENT B.V. REQUESTER:NT DELA |
269,763 | F F F | |
| DEPO & ASSET MGMT B.V. STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS ING REQUESTER:NT STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS ING |
1,825,721 | F A F | |
| VOTING RESULTS | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE |
Partial | Total | |
| LEGAL AND GENERAL CCF REQUESTER:NT LEGAL AND GENERAL CCF | 176,178 | ||
| BANK OF BOTSWANA REQUESTER:NT BANK OF BOTSWANA | 23,454 | ||
| THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION FOR SOCIAL SECURITY REQUESTER:NT THE PUB INST FOR SOCIAL SEC |
395,197 | ||
| GENERAL ORGANISATION FOR SOCIAL INSURANCE | 1,080,010 | ||
| INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND RETIRED STAFF BENEFITS | 42,525 | ||
| INVESTMENT ACCOUNT 700 REQUESTER:NT IMF RET STAFF | 458,996 | ||
| CITY OF PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
|||
| CHURCH OF ENGLAND INVESTMENT FUND FOR PENSIONS | 141,454 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 UK CIF CLIENTS ACCOUNT WHEELS COMMON INVESTMENT FUND TRUSTEES LIMITED |
42,980 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 UK CIF CLIENTS ACCOUNT | |||
| STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS VOOR DE DETAILHANDEL | 432,346 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT STCHNG BEDRPENSNFND VR DE D ABERDEEN STANDARD ACS I REQUESTER:NTC ABERDEEN |
1,907 | ||
| STANDARD ACS I | |||
| CHEVRON UK PENSION PLAN. REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON | 107,656 | ||
| TREATY TAX L FRESNO COUNTY EMPLOYEES` RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION. |
8,874 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX L | |||
| THE BOARD OF THE PENSION PROTECTION FUND RENAISSANCE REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX L |
89,960 | ||
| LOS ANGELES CITY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM | 1,367,266 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX L | |||
| SPARTAN GROUP TRUST FOR EMPLOYEE BENEFIT PLANS. REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX L |
776,925 | ||
| IBM DIVERSIFIED GLOBAL EQUITY FUND REQUESTER:NT IBM | 52,501 | ||
| DIVERSIFIED GLOBAL EQUI LGIASUPER TRUSTEE AS TRUSTEE FOR LGIASUPER AGENT:JP |
117,531 | ||
| MORGAN CHASE BANK | |||
| ELO MUTUAL PENSION INSURANCE COMPANY ELO MUTUAL PENSION INSURANCE COMPANY REQUESTER:NT NT0 1.2% TREATY ACCOUNT |
598,930 | ||
| COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE SECURITIES FUND 1. | 1,798,343 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NT2 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C | |||
| THE BANK OF IRELAND STAFF PENSIONS FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS |
401,771 | ||
| STICHTING HEINEKEN PENSIOENFONDS REQUESTER:NT NT0 | 20,638 | ||
| EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS SAGITTARIUS REQUESTER:NT NT0 |
66,934 | ||
| EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS | |||
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS VAN DE METALEKTRO (PME) REQUESTER:NT NT0 EU/NORWAY PENSION FUNDS |
1,040,648 | ||
| STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS APF. REQUESTER:NT NT0 EU/NORWAY | 461,701 | ||
| PENSION FUNDS | |||
| PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCIATION OF COLORADO REQUESTER:NT PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT |
573,615 | ||
| DOW RETIREMENT GROUP TRUST REQUESTER:NT DOW | 545,835 | ||
| RETIREMENT GROUP TRUST FUTURE FUND BOARD OF GUARDIANS FOR AND ON BEHALF OF |
186,382 | ||
| FUTURE FUND REQUESTER:NT FUTURE FUND CLIENTS ACCOUNT | |||
| MSCI EUROPE EQUITY INDEX FUND B (EUROSECB) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
620,552 | ||
| MRFF INVESTMENT COMPANY NO. 2 PTY LTD REQUESTER:NT FUTURE | 1,232,332 | ||
| FUND CLIENTS ACCOUNT FUTURE FUND BOARD OF GUARDIANS FOR AND ON BEHALF OF THE |
57,613 | ||
| MEDI REQUESTER:NT FUTURE FUND CLIENTS ACCOUNT | |||
| NORTHERN TRUST UCITS COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND | 1,077,900 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT NORTHERN TRUST UCITS COMMON COLONIAL FIRST STATE WHOLESALE INDEXED GLOBAL SHARE FUND |
81,075 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVEST | |||
| COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVESTMENT FUND 50 REQUESTER:NT COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVEST |
76,140 | ||
| MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES` ANNUITY AND BENEFIT FUND OF CHICAGO | 4,016 | ||
| REQUESTER:NT MUNICIPAL EMPLOYEES` ANNUITY | |||
| UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AGENCY FOR PALESTINE REFUGEES IN THE NEAR EAST UNRWA HEADQUARTERS BAYADER |
74,696 | ||
| BROIDA WEISS 2012 FAMILY TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 | 5,518 | ||
| TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
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Extraordinary Session 1 2 3 F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F A F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary |
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|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session 1 2 3 |
| JCW 1987 ARTICLE II DESC TRUST FBOTLW REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
927 | F F F | |
| THE BUILDERS INITIATIVE INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
45,151 | F F F | |
| ONEPATH GLOBAL SHARES - GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE (HEDGED) INDEX POOL AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
530,952 | F F F | |
| THOMAS L. WALTON FAMILY TRUST UAD 03/19/13 REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
4,615 | F F F | |
| THE COCA-COLA COMPANY REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
69,284 | F F F | |
| FUNDO DE PENSOES REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C | 20,877 | F F F | |
| FCA US LLC DEFINED CONTRIBUTION PLAN MASTER TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
1,496,363 | F F F | |
| MASTER TRUST AGREEMENT BETWEEN PFIZER INC AND THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON |
3,796 | F A F | |
| NATWEST TRUSTEE AND DEPOSITARY SERVICES LIMITED AS TRUSTEE O REQUESTER:NT NT0 15% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
192,147 | F F F | |
| THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEFENCE UNION OF SCOTLAND REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
61,337 | F F F | |
| LTW INVESTMENTS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
105,176 | F F F | |
| ARVEST FOUNDATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
1,273 | F F F | |
| ALICE A PROIETTI FAMILY TRUST UAD 09/27/13 REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
8,185 | F F F | |
| ROBECO GLOBAL DM CONSERVATIVE EQUITIES FUND (AUD) AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK BECTON DICKINSON AND COMPANY MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST |
122,663 88,147 |
F A F | |
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C BELLSOUTH CORPORATE TRUST UNDER EXECUTIVE BENEFIT |
19,300 | F F F | |
| PLAN(S). REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C JCW 1987 ARTICLE II DESC TRUST FBOAAP C/O WALTON ENTERPRISES |
717 | F A F | |
| LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C JOHN E FETZER INSTITUTE INC REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON |
304,136 | F F F | |
| TREATY TAX C JCW 1987 ARTICLE II DESC TRUST FBO JMW DTD 1/1/2012 |
632 | F F F | |
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C JCW 1987 ARTICLE II DESC TRUST FBOSLW REQUESTER:NT NT0 |
446 | F F F | |
| TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C STEUART L. WALTON FAMILY TRUST UAD 3/19/13 REQUESTER:NT |
5,250 | F F F | |
| NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C EXELON CORPORATION EMPLOYEES` BENEFIT TRUST FOR UNION |
307,526 | F F F | |
| EMPLOYEES REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C PEPCO HOLDINGS INC. VEBA TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON |
155,473 | F F F | |
| TREATY TAX C S. ROBSON WALTON 2009 GRAT NO. 4 ARTICLE II TRUST |
4,558 | F F F F F F |
|
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C THE LABOUR UNION CO-OPERATIVE RETIREMENT FUND AGENT:JP |
30,527 | F A F | |
| MORGAN CHASE BANK R.E. GINNA NUCLEAR POWER PLANT QUALIFIED FUND |
11,500 | F A F | |
| REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C NINE MILE POINT NDT QUALIFIED PARTNERSHIP REQUESTER:NT |
11,200 | F A F | |
| NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C CALVERT CLIFFS NUCLEAR POWER PLANT UNIT ONE QUALIFIED FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 TREATY/NON TREATY TAX C |
14,400 | F A F | |
| KBI GLOBAL INVESTMENT FUND REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDP 15% TREATY DOCS LE |
69,230 | F F F | |
| GARD UNIT TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 IEDP 15% TREATY DOCS LE | 94,613 | ||
| HONG KONG SAR GOVERNMENT EXCHANGE FUND. REQUESTER:NT | 2,286,466 | F A F F F F |
|
| NT0 10% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT OF THE CHINESE PERMANENT CEMETERIES REQUESTER:NT NT0 10% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
19,446 | F F F | |
| BEAT DRUGS FUND ASSOCIATION REQUESTER:NT NT0 10% TREATY ACCOUNT CLIE |
2,621 | F F F | |
| PUBLIC PENSION AGENCY REQUESTER:NT NT0 10% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
97,333 | F A F | |
| PUBLIC PENSION AGENCY REQUESTER:NT NT0 10% TREATY ACCOUNT LEND |
1,019,290 | F F F | |
| EQ ADVISORS TRUST - ATM INTERNATIONAL MANAGED VOLATILITY PORTFOLIO AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
184,805 | F F F |
| E-MARKET SDIR |
|---|
| CERTIFIED |
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | VOTING RESULTS | Extraordinary | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE | Partial | Total | Session | |
| PRO-GEN INVESTMENTS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 11,897 | 1 2 3 F F F |
||
| CLIENTS CINDY SPRINGS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
163,830 | |||
| OMEGA FFIP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON | 6,678 | F F F | ||
| TREATY CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| ORIZABA LP REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 10,238 | F F F | ||
| NELKE PARTNERSHIP C/O NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY MANAGER REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
3,054 | F F F | ||
| LTW GROUP HOLDINGS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 111,851 | |||
| CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| LUNA LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 1,683 | F F F | ||
| MF INTERNATIONAL FUND LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
4,284 | F F F | ||
| LEHMAN-STAMM FAMILY PARTNERS LLC LEHMAN-STAMM FAMILY PARTNERS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
264 | F F F | ||
| LEGAL AND GENERAL MSCI EAFE FUND LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
143,130 | F F F | ||
| THE SOUTHERN COMPANY SYSTEM MASTER RETIREMENT TRUST AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
574,157 | F A F | ||
| LAKE AVENUE INVESTMENTS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
98,461 | F F F | ||
| NTGI-QM COMMON DAILY ALL COUNTRY WORLD EX-US INVESTABLE MARKET INDEX FUND - NON LENDING REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON |
56,913 | F F F | ||
| RDM LIQUID LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 57,800 | F F F | ||
| IRR K LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 17,777 7,135 |
F F F | ||
| DILLON MARKETABLE SECURITIES COMMON TRUST FUND C/O KESWICK MANAGEMENT REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY |
F F F | |||
| DFI LP EQUITY (PASSIVE REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS DYNASTY INVEST LTD REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
1,369 4,830 |
F F F | ||
| FOURTH AVENUE INVESTMENT COMPANY REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON | 28,854 | F F F | ||
| TREATY CLIENTS | F F F | |||
| FIDDLER PARTNERS LLC. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
1,092 | F F F | ||
| CARNELIAN INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
17,110 | F F F | ||
| MAGELLAN WHOLESALE PLUS INFRASTRUCTURE FUND AGENT:JP MORGAN CHASE BANK |
419,970 | F F F | ||
| CARROLL AVENUE PARTNERS LLC. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
705 | F F F | ||
| BETTER BE GOOD LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 1,778 | F F F | ||
| GWL GLOBAL INVESTMENTS LLC. REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
398,330 | F F F | ||
| INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
36,325 | F F F | ||
| NTGI-QM COMMON DAILY EAFE INDEX FUND - NON LENDING REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
277,983 | F F F | ||
| K ARIES INVESTMENTS SH LIMITED REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
18,357 | F F F | ||
| SODA SPRINGS PARTNERS LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS |
1,535,515 | F F F | ||
| FCM INTERNATIONAL LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 4,436 | F F F | ||
| MALACHITE 35 TRUST REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY CLIENTS | 7,209 | |||
| ZOMA CAPITAL PORTFOLIO LLC REQUESTER:NT NT0 NON TREATY | 37,957 | F F F | ||
| CLIENTS | 2,360,791,116 | F F F | ||
| STUDIO TREVISAN DESIGNATED REPRESENTATIVE AS PROXY | 0 | |||
| HOLDER UNDER 135-UNDECIES CLF IN THE PERSON OF DARIO TREVISAN |
||||
| - BY PROXY OF | F F F | |||
| GENERALI VIE GENERALI INVESTMENTS SICAV |
659,026 28,953 |
F F F | ||
| ALLEANZA ASSICURAZIONI SPA | 2,262,984 | F F F | ||
| GIAM GENERALI INSURANCE ASSET MANAGEMENT | 1,190,876 | F F F | ||
| GENERALI ITALIA SPA | 8,926,567 | F F F | ||
| ASSICURAZIONI GENERALI SPA | 8,584 | F F F | ||
| GIE GEN REVENUS FCP 4D | 29,383 | F F F | ||
| GENERTELLIFE SPA | 221,362 | F F F |
F F F
NAME OF PARTICIPANT
GENERALI ESPANA SA DE SEGUROS Y REASEGUROS 67,662
| NAME OF PARTICIPANT | ||
|---|---|---|
| BY PROXY AND BY REPRESENTATIVE DAS DIFESA AUTOMOBILISTICA SINISTRI SPA |
Partial Total 18,214 |
VOTING RESULTS Extraordinary Session |
| GENERTEL S.P.A. | 63,866 | 1 2 3 |
| 13,477,477 | F F F | |
| F F F | ||
| Legend: |
1 Proposed amendment to article 2 of the company Bylaws. 3 Proposed amendment to article 13 and article 2 Proposed amendment to article 12 of the company Bylaws.
EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING of 2 February 2021
RESULTS OF VOTING
SubJect: Proposed amendment to article 2 of the company Bylaws
Number 1,921 shareholders entitled to vote took part in the voting, representing by proxy n° 2,374,268,593 ordinary shares, corresponding to 70.644720% of the n. 3,360,857,809 capital ordinary shares
The counting of votes produced the following results:
| to vote | % of share capital present and entitled %ordinary capital |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In Favour AGAINST |
2,319,600,795 0 |
votes equating to votes equating to |
97.697489 0.000000 |
69.018118 0.000000 |
| Sub-Total | 2,319,600,795 | votes equating to | 97.697489 | 69.018118 |
| Abstentions Not Voting Sub-Total |
54,667,798 0 54,667,798 |
votes equating to votes equating to votes equating to |
2.302511 0.000000 2.302511 |
1.626603 0.000000 1.626603 |
| Total | 2,374,268,593 | votes equating to | 100.000000 | 70.644720 |
EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING of 2 February 2021
RESULTS OF VOTING
Subject: Proposed amendment to article 12 of the company Bylaws
Number 1,921 shareholders entitled to vote took part in the voting, representing by proxy n° 2,374,268,593 ordinary shares, corresponding to 70.644720% of the n. 3,360,857,809 capital ordinary shares
The counting of votes produced the following results:
| to vote | % of share capital present and entitled %ordinary capital |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In Favour | 2,274,144,849 | votes equating to | 95.782965 | 67.665607 |
| AGAINST | 100,063,918 | votes equating to | 4.214516 | 2.977333 |
| Sub-Total | 2,374,208,767 | votes equating to | 99.997480 | 70.642940 |
| Abstentions | 59,826 | votes equating to | 0.002520 | 0.001780 |
| Not Voting | 0 | votes equating to | 0.000000 | 0.000000 |
| Sub-Total | 59,826 | votes equating to | 0.002520 | 0.001780 |
| Total | 2,374,268,593 | votes equating to | 100.000000 | 70.644720 |
EXTRAORDINARY SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING of 2 February 2021
RESULTS OF VOTING
Subject : Proposed amendment to article 13 and article 24 of the company Bylaws
Number 1,921 shareholders entitled to vote took part in the voting, representing by proxy n° 2,374,268,593 ordinary shares, corresponding to 70.644720% of the n. 3,360,857,809 capital ordinary shares
The counting of votes produced the following results:
| to vote | % of share capital present and entitled %ordinary capital |
|||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| In Favour | 2,365,712,682 | votes equating to | 99.639640 | 70.390145 |
| AGAINST | 8,496,085 | votes equating to | 0.357840 | 0.252795 |
| Sub-Total | 2,374,208,767 | votes equating to | 99.997480 | 70.642940 |
| Abstentions | 59,826 | votes equating to | 0.002520 | 0.001780 |
| Not Voting | 0 | votes equating to | 0.000000 | 0.000000 |
| Sub-Total | 59,826 | votes equating to | 0.002520 | 0.001780 |
| Total | 2,374,268,593 | votes equating to | 100.000000 | 70.644720 |
BYLAWS OF SNAM S.p.A.
Section I - INCORPORATION AND PURPOSE OF THE COMPANY
ARTICLE 1
1.1 The Company "Snam S.p.A." is governed by these Bylaws. The company's name may be written in any font, either in lower or upper case.
ARTICLE 2
2.1 The corporate purpose shall be to exercise, directly or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through direct or indirect equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, regulated activities involving transportation, dispatching, distribution, regasification and storage of hydrocarbons, as well as any other economic activity that is linked through whatever degree of importance to one or more of the activities mentioned above, including the production of hydrocarbons associated with activities for storage thereof, the storage of other gases, the activity of energy metering, as well as the management of organised gas markets; all in observance of the concessions provided for by law.
2.2 In order to carry out its purpose, the Company:
- may perform all operations deemed necessary or useful to pursue its company purpose; by way of example, it may carry out industrial, commercial, investment, real estate and financial operations, pertaining to assets and liabilities, as well as any activity that is related to the company purpose, including scientific and technical research and the acquisition of patents related to activities carried out, as well as operations for the study, design, construction, acquisition, management and execution of complex systems of transmission, infrastructure, viability, IT and telecommunications, with the exception of collection of public funds and the exercise of activities governed by financial intermediation regulations;
- shall carry out and oversee the technical, industrial and financial coordination of subsidiaries, also providing them with the necessary financial assistance and services;
- may carry out all activities related to environmental protection and reclamation, as well as the safeguarding of the environment;
- shall comply with equal treatment criteria towards customers, as well as transparency, impartiality and neutrality as it pertains to transmission and dispatch, in compliance with applicable legislative and regulatory provisions. In particular, the Company, in compliance with principles of costeffectiveness, profitability and maximisation of shareholder investment, without prejudice to the confidentiality of corporate data, shall carry out its company purpose with the intent to promote competition, efficiency and adequate levels of quality in dispensing services. To this end:
- the Company shall ensure the neutrality of management of infrastructure deemed essential for the development of a free energy market;
- shall prevent discrimination in the access to commercially sensitive information;
- shall prevent cross-transfer of resources among the different segments of the supply chain.
ARTICLE 3
3.1 The Company shall have its registered office at Piazza Santa Barbara 7, San Donato Milanese, Milan.
3.2 Secondary headquarters, branches, agencies, and representation offices in Italy and abroad may be set up and/or closed at any time.
ARTICLE 4
4.1 The life of the Company is set to end on 31 December 2100 and may be extended, one or more times, by resolution of the Shareholders' Meeting.
Section II - SHARE CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY
ARTICLE 5
5.1 The share capital shall be 2,735,670,475.56 (two billion seven hundred thirty-five million six hundred seventy thousand four hundred seventy-five point fifty-six) euros, divided into 3,360,857,809 (three billion three hundred and sixty million eight hundred and fifty-seven thousand eight hundred and nine) shares without nominal value.
5.2 The Shareholders' Meeting may resolve to increase the share capital, determining the terms, conditions and arrangements thereof. The share capital may be increased: by transfer in kind or of assets and with the issue of new shares, including special categories, to be assigned free of charge pursuant to art. 2349 of the Italian Civil Code.
ARTICLE 6
6.1 The shares shall be registered and indivisible and each share shall grant the right to one vote.
6.2 In the event of joint share ownership, the rights of the joint owners shall be exercised by a common representative. Without prejudice to provisions regarding representation, legitimisation, and circulation of the shareholding for shares traded on regulated markets.
6.3 Payments on shares shall be required by the Board of Directors in a lump sum or in instalments. Interest on arrears in a measure equal to the legal rate shall be applied to late payments, without
prejudice to the application of Article 2344 of the Italian Civil Code. 6.4 Withdrawal shall be permitted only in those cases contemplated by peremptory legislative regulations and, in any case, shall be excluded in the case of extension of incorporation, as well as
introduction, amendment and removal of restrictions to circulation of shares. 6.5 Shareholder status, in and of itself, shall imply the unconditional adherence to the Bylaws.
6.6 For any corporate matter, the domicile of each shareholder, any other parties having the right to vote, directors and statutory auditors, as well as the body tasked with auditing, shall be that recorded on company registers or stated in communications made by the aforementioned individuals.
ARTICLE 7
7.1 The Company, consistent with the law, may issue bonds, even convertible or with warrants and other debt securities.
Section III - SHAREHOLDERS' MEETINGS
ARTICLE 8
8.1 Shareholders' Meetings shall be either ordinary or extraordinary.
8.2 Ordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be convened at least once per year for the approval of the financial statements within 180 days of the end of the fiscal year, since the Company is required to prepare consolidated financial statements.
8.3 Shareholders' Meetings shall be held in Italy.
ARTICLE 9
9.1 The Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened by notice to be published in accordance within the terms and following the procedures set forth in current regulations. Shareholders' Meetings shall be held in a single call.
ARTICLE 10
10.1 The right to speak during Shareholders' Meetings shall be governed by legal provisions, the Bylaws and the provisions contained in the call notice.
10.2 Law provisions shall govern the legitimisation of participation in Shareholders' Meetings. Those who have the right to vote may be represented by written proxy in accordance with the law; the proxy may be submitted by certified electronic mail. All relevant documentation shall be filed at the Company.
10.3 The Company shall make available to associations of shareholders who meet the requirements provided for in the relevant legislation, in accordance with terms and conditions agreed from time to time with their legal representatives, the facilities necessary for communication and work activities related to the collection of proxies of shareholders employed by the Company and its subsidiaries.
10.4 The Chairman of the Shareholders' Meeting shall confirm the validity of the proxies and the right to participate in the Meeting.
10.5 Shareholders' Meetings shall be governed by the relevant Regulations approved by the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting of the Company.
ARTICLE 11
11.1 The Shareholders' Meeting, legally convened and quorate, shall represent all shareholders. Its resolutions shall bind shareholders, even those who were not in attendance, abstained or dissented.
11.2 The Shareholders' Meeting shall be presided over by the Chairman of the Board of Directors or, in his/her absence or inability to attend, the person chosen by the majority of the shareholders in attendance.
11.3 The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint the Secretary, who may also be a shareholder.
11.4 The minutes of ordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be drafted by the Secretary and signed by the Secretary and the Chairman; the minutes of extraordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be drafted by the notary and signed by the notary and the Chairman.
Copies of the minutes certified by the person who drafted them and the Chairman shall constitute official record with full validity under the law.
ARTICLE 12
12.1 The validity of Shareholders' Meetings shall be established in accordance with the law.
12.2 For matters within its powers, the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall decide with the majorities set by law.
12.3 The extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve with a majority of at least three quarters of the capital present at the meeting.
12.4 The Board of Directors shall be required to discuss proposals concerning:
- mergers in the cases specified in articles 2505 and 2505-bis of the Italian Civil Code, also in the case of demergers;
- the opening, changing or closing of branches;
- the reduction in the share capital upon withdrawal of one or more shareholders;
- the adaptation of the Bylaws to legal provisions;
- the transfer of the registered office within Italy.
Section IV - BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ARTICLE 13
13.1 The Company shall be managed by a Board of Directors numbering no fewer than five and no more than nine members, with their number and term of office being established by the Shareholders' Meeting at the time of appointment.
13.2 The Directors may be appointed for a period not exceeding three fiscal years, their term in office shall expire on the date of the Shareholders' Meeting convened to approve the financial statements relating to the last fiscal year in which the Directors hold office, and may be re-elected.
13.3 The Board of Directors shall be appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting in compliance with the provisions of these Bylaws and with the aim of ensuring gender balance in the composition of the Board itself.
The Board of Directors shall be appointed on the basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on which candidates must be listed by means of a progressive number.
The slates shall be deposited at the Company's registered offices no later than the twenty-fifth day preceding the date in which the Shareholders' Meeting shall convene to discuss the appointment of the members of the Board of Directors, and shall be made available to the public at least twenty-one days prior to the Shareholders' Meeting, in accordance with the terms and conditions provided for in the law and Consob's own regulations.
Each shareholder may submit or participate in the submission of and vote on a single slate in accordance with the terms set forth in the aforementioned legislative and regulatory provisions.
Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility.
Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, alone or together with other Shareholders, represent at least 2% or are together the owners of such other stake in the capital as Consob may set in its regulations. Ownership of the minimum share necessary to submit slates shall be defined by taking account of shares that are registered to the shareholder on the day on which the slates are deposited with the Company.
In order to prove ownership of the number of shares necessary to submit slates, shareholders must produce the relevant certification issued in accordance with the law by qualified intermediaries within the deadline set for the publication of slates by the Company.
At least one director, if the Board is made up of no more than seven members, or at least three directors, if the Board is made up of more than seven members, must meet the requirements of independence laid down for statutory auditors of listed companies.
The slates shall expressly bear the names of candidates who meet the aforementioned requirement of independence.
At least two fifths of the members of the Board of Directors, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
Pursuant to the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 25 May, 2012, containing the "Criteria, conditions and terms for the adoption of the model for the demerger of Snam S.p.A., in accordance with Article 15, of Law no. 27 of 24 March, 2012", the directors may not be appointed to offices in administrative or control bodies or in managerial positions at ENI S.p.A. and its subsidiaries, nor may they entertain any direct or indirect, professional or financial relationship with the aforementioned companies.
Furthermore, all candidates must meet the requirements of integrity laid down in current legislation. In the slates that present three or more candidates, at least two fifths of the candidates, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more candidates, and as better specified in the call notice for
the Shareholders' Meeting.
At the time of deposit, each slate, under penalty of its inadmissibility, must be accompanied by the professional CV of each candidate, along with the declarations by which candidates accept their candidacy and, under their own responsibility, declare the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility, in addition to their ownership of the aforementioned requirements of integrity and independence.
The appointed directors must notify to the Company of their loss of the aforementioned requirements of independence and integrity, as well as the occurrence of causes for ineligibility and incompatibility, if any.
13.4 The Board of Directors shall periodically evaluate the independence and integrity of directors, and verify the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility. In the event that a director does not own or loses the declared and legally prescribed requirements of independence or integrity, or if reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility have materialized, the Board of Directors shall remove the director from office and replace him/her, or invite him/her to remedy the causes of incompatibility within a specified deadline, under penalty of removal from office.
13.5 The directors shall be elected as follows:
a) seven tenths of the directors to be elected shall be selected from the slate that obtains the majority of votes expressed by the shareholders (the "Majority Slate"), in the order in which they are listed on the slate, rounding down in the case of decimal number;
b) the remaining directors will be selected from the other slates (the "Minority Slates") that are in no way – directly or indirectly – connected to shareholders who have submitted or voted for the slate that received the majority of votes; to this end, votes obtained by the slates will be subsequently divided by one or two or three, depending on the progressive number of directors to be elected. The quotients thus obtained shall be progressively assigned to the candidates on each slate in the order specified thereon. On the basis of the quotients assigned, the candidates on the various slates shall be arranged in a single decreasing ranking. Those who have obtained the highest quotients shall be elected. If more than one candidate obtains the same quotient, the candidate from the slate that has not yet elected any director or that has elected the smallest number of directors shall be elected. If none of such slates has yet elected a director or all of them have elected the same number of directors, the candidate from the slate that obtained the largest number of votes shall be elected. If the different slates have received the same number of votes and their candidates have been assigned the same quotients, a new vote shall be held by the entire Shareholders' Meeting and the candidate obtaining the simple majority of the votes shall be elected;
b-bis) in the event that the Majority Slate does not contain a sufficient number of candidates to reach the number of directors to be elected pursuant to letter a) above, all candidates listed in said slate shall be appointed, based on their progressive order in said slate; in turn, after appointing the other directors from the Minority Slates, pursuant to letter b) above, for the number of positions established for these minority slates, which is three tenths of the total, the remaining directors shall be appointed, for the positions not covered by the Majority Slate, from the minority list that obtains the greatest number of votes among the Minority Slates (the "First Minority Slate") in relation to the capacity of said slate. In the event of insufficient capacity of said slate, the remaining directors shall be appointed, with the same procedures, from the following slate ("Second Minority Slate") or any subsequent slates, based on the number of votes and capacity of the slates themselves. Lastly, if the total number of candidates on the slates presented – in both the Majority Slate and Minority Slates – is lower than the number of the directors to be elected, the remaining directors shall be elected by the shareholders' meeting with the resolution approved in accordance with letter d) below;
c) if, following the application of the procedure described above, it is not possible to appoint the minimum number of independent directors required by the Bylaws, then the quotient of the votes to attribute to each candidate on the slates is calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained by each slate by the number of the order of each one of the aforementioned candidates; candidates who do not meet the requirements of independence and have the lowest quotients among candidates from
all slates are replaced, starting with the last candidate, by independent candidates listed on the same slate of the replaced candidate (following the order in which they are listed), or, alternatively by individuals meeting the requirements of independence, who have been appointed in accordance with the procedure described under letter d). In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same quotient, the candidate to be replaced is the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of directors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes from the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round;
c-bis) if the application of the procedure described under letters a), b) and b)-bis does not permit compliance with the Bylaws regulations on gender balance, the quotient of votes to be attributed to each candidate from the slates is calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained by each slate by the number of the order of each candidate; the candidate of the most represented gender who has the lowest quotient among the candidates from all the slates is replaced, without prejudice to the minimum number of independent directors, by the candidate representing the less represented gender (with the subsequent higher number of order) on the same slate as the replaced candidates, or, alternatively, by the individual appointed in accordance with the procedure described under letter d). In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same minimum quotient, the candidate to be replaced shall be the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of directors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes by the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round;
d) for the appointment of directors, who, for any reason, are not appointed in accordance with the procedures described above, the Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve by legal majority, in order to ensure that the composition of the Board of Directors is compliant with the law and the Bylaws.
Current peremptory legislative and regulatory provisions shall constitute, in any case, an exception to these policies.
13.6 The slate voting procedure shall be applied only in case of renewal of the entire Board of Directors.
13.7 The Shareholders' Meeting may change the number of Directors, including during its term, within the limitations laid down in subsection 1 of this Article, and shall make the respective appointments according to the procedures set out in Article 13.5 (d) above. The term of office of Directors appointed in this way shall expire with the term of those currently in office.
13.8 If in the course of the financial year one or more vacancies occur on the Board, the procedure specified in Art. 2386 of the Italian Civil Code shall be followed.
In any case, respect for the minimum number of independent directors and the presence of least two fifths of the candidates for the Board of Directors, or any different proportion - if greater - as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter of the directors belonging to the less represented gender must be ensured, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
If there is no longer a majority of directors, the entire Board of Directors shall resign, and a Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened in a timely manner by the Board of Directors for the reconstitution of the latter.
13.9 The Board of Directors may set up Committees from among its members having advisory and proposal-making functions on specific issues.
ARTICLE 14
14.1 The Board of Directors, unless this duty has been previously fulfilled by the Shareholders' Meeting, appoints the Chairman from among its members; furthermore, it appoints the Secretary, who may or may not be a director.
14.2 The Chairman:
- shall represent the Company, pursuant to Article 19 of these Bylaws;
- shall preside over Shareholders' Meetings, exercising functions in accordance with the law and the regulations of the Shareholders' Meeting;
- shall convene and preside over the Board of Directors, prepare the agenda and coordinate activities thereof;
- shall ensure that all adequate information on issues listed on the agenda are provided to the directors.
ARTICLE 15
15.1 The Board of Directors shall be convened by the Chairman – or, in his absence or impediment, by the Chief Executive Officer, or, finally, in his absence or impediment, by the eldest board member– whenever he deems suitable or when at least two Board members request a meeting of the Board in writing. The request must indicate the reasons for convening the Board. The Board of Directors shall meet in the location indicated in the call notice. The notice is usually sent at least five days before the meeting. The Board of Directors' meetings may be held via conference call or video conference, on the condition that all participants are identifiable and can follow the discussion, examine, receive and transmit documents and participate in real time in the discussions. The meeting shall be considered as having taken place where the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary are located. The Board of Directors shall define additional terms and procedures for convening its meetings.
15.2 The meetings of the Board of Directors shall be chaired by the Chairman or in his absence or impediment, the Chief Executive Officer or, finally, in case of absence or inability to attend of the latter, by the eldest Board member present.
ARTICLE 16
16.1 The Board of Directors shall be invested with the most extensive powers for the ordinary and extraordinary administration of the Company and, in particular, shall have the faculty to carry out all acts it deems appropriate for the implementation and achievement of the company purpose, excluding only the acts that the law or these Bylaws reserve to the Shareholders' Meeting. The Board of Directors shall delegate its duties to one or more of its members, determining the limits of the delegation in accordance with Art. 2381 of the Italian Civil Code and appointing the Chief Executive Officer. The Board of Directors may always give instructions to the Chief Executive Officer and advocate to itself any operations falling within the scope of the powers delegated, just as it may revoke the powers conferred at any time, proceeding, if revoking the powers conferred upon the Chief Executive Officer, simultaneously to appoint another Chief Executive Officer. The Board may also establish Committees, determining their powers and the number of members.
At the proposal of the Chairman, in agreement with the Chief Executive Officer, the Board may also confer powers for single acts or categories of acts on other members of the Board of Directors. Within the remit granted to them, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer may confer mandates and powers to represent the company for single acts or categories of acts on employees of the Company and also on third parties.
16.2 The Board of Directors, as proposed by the Chief Executive Officer, in agreement with the Chairman, may nominate one or more General Managers, defining their powers, having checked they possess the integrity requisites prescribed by law. The same may not hold any office indicated in article 13.3 of these Bylaws. The Board of Directors shall periodically assess the integrity and existence of causes of incompatibility of the General Managers. Failure to meet the requirements shall result in the forfeiture of the office.
16.3 On the occasion of meetings and at least once every three months, the Chairman or any Directors granted powers pursuant to this article of the Bylaws shall inform the Board of Directors and the Board of Statutory Auditors on the general trend of operations, including those of subsidiaries, on
foreseeable developments, on operations with the most significant economic, financial and patrimonial impact, with special reference to operations in which directors have a personal or indirect interest and those which are affected by any party exercising management or coordination activities. 16.4 At the proposal of the Chief Executive Officer, in agreement with the Chairman, subject to the favourable opinion of the Board of Statutory Auditors, the Board of Directors shall appoint the Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports, from those subjects who possess the professionalism requirements indicated below.
The Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports must be chosen from among individuals who do not hold the offices indicated in art. 13.3 of these Bylaws and have carried out the following for at least three years:
- a) administration or control or management activities with listed companies on regulated markets of Italy or other European Union Member States or other OECD member countries with a share capital of no less than two million euros, or
- b) legal auditing of accounts at the companies indicated under letter a), or
- c) professional or university teaching activities (as professor) on financial or accounting matters, or
- d) managerial functions at public or private entities with competences in the financial, accounting or auditing sector.
The Board of Directors shall monitor to ensure that the Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports has suitable powers and means by which to exercise the tasks attributed to him or her, and that current administrative and accounting procedures are respected.
ARTICLE 17
17.1 The Board of Directors' meeting shall be legally constituted if the majority of Directors in office are in attendance.
17.2 Resolutions shall be adopted by majority vote cast by directors in attendance, and, in case of tie, the presiding individual shall cast the tie-breaking vote.
17.3 The minutes of Board meetings shall be drafted by the Secretary of the Board of Directors and signed by the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary.
17.4 Copies of the minutes shall be certified by the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary of the Board of Directors and have full validity under the law.
ARTICLE 18
18.1 On an annual basis and for the entire term of office, the directors shall be compensated in an amount determined by the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting at the time of their appointment; the compensation amount determined in this way shall be valid until the Shareholders' Meeting resolves otherwise. The directors shall also be entitled to a refund of all expenses incurred in relation to the exercise of their office.
18.2 Directors vested with special offices shall receive compensation as determined by the Board of Directors, after consulting the Board of Statutory Auditors.
ARTICLE 19
19.1 Both the Chairman and the Chief Executive Officer shall be entitled to represent the Company before any judicial or administrative authority and before third parties as well as to sign on behalf of the company.
Section V - BOARD OF STATUTORY AUDITORS
ARTICLE 20
20.1 The Board of Statutory Auditors shall comprise three standing auditors; in addition, three alternate auditors shall be appointed. The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint the statutory auditors and determine their compensation. Statutory Auditors shall be chosen from those in possession of the requisites of integrity and professionalism laid down by applicable legislation, in particular by Decree no. 162 of 30 March 2000 of the Ministry of Justice.
For the purposes of the aforementioned decree, topics strictly under the purview of the Company shall be: commercial law, business administration and corporate finance.
For the same purpose, the engineering and geological sectors are under the direct purview of the Company.
20.2 The statutory auditors may be appointed to administrative and control bodies of other companies within the parameters set by Consob through its own regulations, with the exclusion of the offices indicated in Article 13.3 of these Bylaws.
20.3 The Board of Statutory Auditors shall be appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting on the basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on which candidates shall be listed by means of a progressive number and in a number that shall not exceed the number of members of the body to be elected. One standing auditor and one alternate auditor must belong to the less represented gender.
For the deposit, submission and publication of slates, the procedures governed by the provisions of Article 13.3 of these Bylaws shall be applied.
Each shareholder may submit or participate in the submission of and vote a single slate in accordance with the terms set forth in the aforementioned legislative and regulatory provisions.
Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, alone or together with other Shareholders, represent at least 2% or are together the owners of such other stake in the capital as Consob may set in its regulations.
Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility.
The slates shall be divided into two sections: one for candidates for the office of Standing Auditor and the other for candidates for the office of Alternate Auditor. At least the first candidate in each section must be enrolled in the register of external auditors and have worked on legal audits for a period of not less than three years.
The slates that, considering both sections, contain a number of candidates equal to or greater than three and compete for appointment to the majority of the members of the Board of Statutory Auditors, must include, in accordance also with the provisions set forth in the call notice for the Shareholders' Meeting, members of the less represented gender in the number stated in the first paragraph of this art. 20.3.
Two standing auditors and two alternate auditors shall be selected from the slate that receives the majority of votes. The other standing auditor and the other alternate auditor shall be appointed in accordance with provisions set forth in Article 13.5, letter b), to apply distinctly to each of the sections in which the other slates are articulated.
In the event that, mutatis mutandis, a similar situation should occur to that laid down in Article 13.5 b-bis) above, the procedures pursuant to the same letter b-bis) shall apply both for the standing auditors and alternate auditors, insofar as compatible with current regulations and with this Article.
The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint as Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors the standing auditor elected in accordance with the provisions set forth in Article 13.5 letter b).
If the application of the procedure described above does not allow, as regards standing auditors, compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the quotient of votes to be attributed to each candidate from the standing auditor sections of the different slates, shall be calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained in each slate by the number of the order of each of the aforementioned candidates; the candidate of the most represented gender who has the lowest quotient among candidates from all slates, shall be replaced by the candidate belonging to the least represented gender listed, with the subsequent highest order number, in the same standing
auditor section of the slate of the replaced candidate, or, subordinately, in the alternate auditor section of the same slate of the replaced candidate (who, in this case, shall take over the position of the alternate candidate he/she replaces); otherwise, if this operation does not allow compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the candidate shall be replaced by the individual appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting with a legal majority, so that a Board of Statutory Auditors compliant with the law and the Bylaws can be constituted.
In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same quotient, the candidate to be replaced shall be the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of auditors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes by the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round.
For the appointment of standing auditors, who, for any reason, are not appointed in accordance with the procedures described above, the Shareholders' Meeting resolves by legal majority, in order to ensure that the composition of the Board of Statutory Auditors is compliant with the law and the Bylaws.
In the case of replacement of the statutory auditor selected from the minority slates, the office shall be held by the alternate auditor selected from such slates.
In the case of replacement of a statutory auditor selected from the slate that obtained the majority of votes, the office shall be held by the first alternate auditor from the same slate; if the replacement does not allow compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the office shall be held by the second alternate auditor selected from such slate.
The slate voting procedure shall be applied only in case of renewal of the entire Board of Statutory Auditors. Current peremptory legislative and regulatory provisions shall constitute, in any case, an exception to these policies.
20.4 Outgoing statutory auditors can be re-elected.
20.5 With prior notification to the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the Board of Statutory Auditors may convene a Shareholders' Meeting and meetings of the Board of Directors. The authority to convene meetings of the Board of Directors may be exercised individually by each member of the Board of Statutory Auditors; the authority to convene a Shareholders' Meeting must be exercised by at least two members of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
20.6 The Board of Statutory Auditors' meetings may be held also via conference call or video conference, on the condition that all participants are identifiable and can follow the discussion, examine, receive and transmit documents and participate in real time in the discussions. The meeting shall be considered as having taken place where the Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors and Secretary, if appointed, are located.
Section VI - FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS
ARTICLE 21
21.1 A fiscal year runs from 1 January to 31 December of each year.
At the end of each fiscal year, the Board of Directors, in accordance with legislative provisions, shall draft the financial statements.
21.2 The net profit resulting from the approved financial statements will be allocated as follows:
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up to 5% to the legal reserve, until it reaches the limit required by the law;
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any remaining amount to shares, without prejudice to other resolutions made by the Shareholders' Meeting.
Dividends not claimed within the 5-year period elapsing from the day in which they can be claimed shall be reverted to the Company.
The Board of Directors may resolve to pay interim dividends during the fiscal year.
Section VII - LIQUIDATION AND DISSOLUTION
ARTICLE 22
22.1 Liquidation and dissolution of the Company shall be governed by legislative provisions.
Section VIII - GENERAL PROVISIONS
ARTICLE 23
23.1 All matters not expressly laid down in nor otherwise governed by these Bylaws shall be governed by legislative provisions.
TRANSITIONAL CLAUSE
ARTICLE 24
24.1 The composition of the Board of Statutory Auditors indicated in art. 20, characterised by the appointment of three standing auditors and three alternate auditors, and the further provisions referring to this composition, shall apply as of the first renewal of the control body after that appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting on 2 April 2019. Until such time the Baord of Statutory Auditors shall be made up of three standing auditors and the number of alternate auditors appointeed by the Shareholders' Meeting is two.
24.2 The provisions of articles 13.3 and 13.8, which aim to ensure that at least two-fifths of the directors belong to the least represented gender, shall apply as of the first renewal of the administrative body after that appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting of 2 April 2019. Up until such time, also in the case of co-optation, the composition of the Board of Directors shall comply with the quota of at least one third (rounded up to the next whole number in the case of a decimal number).
BYLAWS OF SNAM S.p.A.
Section I - INCORPORATION AND PURPOSE OF THE COMPANY
ARTICLE 1
1.1 The Company "Snam S.p.A." is governed by these Bylaws. The company's name may be written in any font, either in lower or upper case.
ARTICLE 2
2.1 The Company goes about its business with the aim of fostering the energy transition towards forms of use of the energy resources and sources that are compatible with environmental protection and the progressive decarbonisation (Energy to inspire the world). To this end, the Company goes about and organises its business with the aim of pursuing sustainable success through long-term value creation to benefit shareholders, taking, into account the interests of the other relevant stakeholders for the Company.
2.2 The corporate purpose shall be to exercise, directly or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, in compliance with the applicable legislation and any envisaged concessions and/or authorisations, regulated or unregulated activities involving transportation, dispatching, distribution, regasification, liquefaction, processing and storage of ga (also liquefied gas) including the production of gas associated with activities for storage thereof, the activity of energy metering, as well as the management of organised gas markets.
2.3 Without prejudice to the main activities referred to in the previous subsection 2 of this article, the Company exercises, directly and/or indirectly, in Italy and abroad, including through equity investments in companies, entities or enterprises, in compliance with the applicable legislation and any envisaged concessions and/or authorisations, business activities, regulated and unregulated, in the energy transition sector, and in particular:
- the construction and management of technologies and infrastructure relating to renewable energy sources (including biomethane and bio-LNG), hydrogen, sustainable mobility and natural resources;
- the production, sale and provision of services concerning renewable energy sources and hydrogen;
- provision of services and creation of works regarding energy efficiency in the public and private sector.
- 2.4 The Company can carry out any economic activity having an instrumental, complementary or ancillary connection with one or more of the activities described in subsections 2 and 3 of this article. The Company may also:
- perform all operations deemed necessary or useful to pursue or in any case functional to pursuing the company purpose; by way of example, it may carry out industrial, commercial, investment, real estate and financial operations, pertaining to assets and liabilities, after obtaining any authorisations required by applicable legislation, in any case with the exclusion of financial activities involving the public and the collection of public funds;
- perform any activity that is related to the company purpose, including scientific and technical research and the acquisition of patents related to activities carried out, as well as operations for the study, design, construction, acquisition, management and execution of complex systems of transmission, infrastructure, viability, IT and telecommunications;
- carry out and oversee the technical, industrial and financial coordination of subsidiaries, also providing them with the necessary financial assistance and services;
- carry out all activities related to environmental protection and reclamation, as well as the safeguarding of the environment.
2.5 In the performance of its activities, the Company shall comply with equal treatment criteria towards customers, as well as transparency, impartiality and neutrality as it pertains to transmission and dispatch, in compliance with applicable legislative and regulatory provisions. In particular, the Company, in compliance with principles of cost-effectiveness, profitability and maximisation of shareholder investment, without prejudice to the confidentiality of corporate data, shall carry out its company purpose with the intent to promote competition, efficiency and adequate levels of quality in dispensing services. To this end:
- the Company shall ensure the neutrality of management of infrastructure deemed essential for the development of a free energy market;
- shall prevent discrimination in the access to commercially sensitive information;
- shall prevent cross-transfer of resources among the different segments of the supply chain.
ARTICLE 3
3.1 The Company shall have its registered office at Piazza Santa Barbara 7, San Donato Milanese, Milan.
3.2 Secondary headquarters, branches, agencies, and representation offices in Italy and abroad may be set up and/or closed at any time.
ARTICLE 4
4.1 The life of the Company is set to end on 31 December 2100 and may be extended, one or more times, by resolution of the Shareholders' Meeting.
Section II - SHARE CAPITAL OF THE COMPANY
ARTICLE 5
5.1 The share capital shall be 2,735,670,475.56 (two billion seven hundred thirty-five million six hundred seventy thousand four hundred seventy-five point fifty-six) euros, divided into 3,360,857,809 (three billion three hundred and sixty million eight hundred and fifty-seven thousand eight hundred and nine) shares without nominal value.
5.2 The Shareholders' Meeting may resolve to increase the share capital, determining the terms, conditions and arrangements thereof. The share capital may be increased: by transfer in kind or of assets and with the issue of new shares, including special categories, to be assigned free of charge pursuant to art. 2349 of the Italian Civil Code.
ARTICLE 6
6.1 The shares shall be registered and indivisible and each share shall grant the right to one vote.
6.2 In the event of joint share ownership, the rights of the joint owners shall be exercised by a common representative. Without prejudice to provisions regarding representation, legitimisation, and circulation of the shareholding for shares traded on regulated markets.
6.3 Payments on shares shall be required by the Board of Directors in a lump sum or in instalments. Interest on arrears in a measure equal to the legal rate shall be applied to late payments, without prejudice to the application of Article 2344 of the Italian Civil Code.
6.4 Withdrawal shall be permitted only in those cases contemplated by peremptory legislative regulations and, in any case, shall be excluded in the case of extension of incorporation, as well as introduction, amendment and removal of restrictions to circulation of shares.
6.5 Shareholder status, in and of itself, shall imply the unconditional adherence to the Bylaws.
6.6 For any corporate matter, the domicile of each shareholder, any other parties having the right to vote, directors and statutory auditors, as well as the body tasked with auditing, shall be that recorded on company registers or stated in communications made by the aforementioned individuals.
ARTICLE 7
7.1 The Company, consistent with the law, may issue bonds, even convertible or with warrants and other debt securities.
Section III - SHAREHOLDERS' MEETINGS
ARTICLE 8
8.1 Shareholders' Meetings shall be either ordinary or extraordinary.
8.2 Ordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be convened at least once per year for the approval of the financial statements within 180 days of the end of the fiscal year, since the Company is required to prepare consolidated financial statements.
8.3 Shareholders' Meetings shall be held in Italy.
ARTICLE 9
9.1 The Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened by notice to be published in accordance within the terms and following the procedures set forth in current regulations. Shareholders' Meetings shall be held in a single call.
ARTICLE 10
10.1 The right to speak during Shareholders' Meetings shall be governed by legal provisions, the Bylaws and the provisions contained in the call notice.
10.2 Law provisions shall govern the legitimisation of participation in Shareholders' Meetings. Those who have the right to vote may be represented by written proxy in accordance with the law; the proxy may be submitted by certified electronic mail. All relevant documentation shall be filed at the Company.
10.3 The Company shall make available to associations of shareholders who meet the requirements provided for in the relevant legislation, in accordance with terms and conditions agreed from time to time with their legal representatives, the facilities necessary for communication and work activities related to the collection of proxies of shareholders employed by the Company and its subsidiaries.
10.4 The Chairman of the Shareholders' Meeting shall confirm the validity of the proxies and the right to participate in the Meeting.
10.5 Shareholders' Meetings shall be governed by the relevant Regulations approved by the Ordinary Shareholders' Meeting of the Company.
ARTICLE 11
11.1 The Shareholders' Meeting, legally convened and quorate, shall represent all shareholders. Its resolutions shall bind shareholders, even those who were not in attendance, abstained or dissented.
11.2 The Shareholders' Meeting shall be presided over by the Chairman of the Board of Directors or, in his/her absence or inability to attend, the person chosen by the majority of the shareholders in attendance.
11.3 The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint the Secretary, who may also be a shareholder.
11.4 The minutes of ordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be drafted by the Secretary and signed by the Secretary and the Chairman; the minutes of extraordinary Shareholders' Meetings shall be drafted by the notary and signed by the notary and the Chairman.
Copies of the minutes certified by the person who drafted them and the Chairman shall constitute official record with full validity under the law.
ARTICLE 12
12.1 The validity of Shareholders' Meetings shall be established in accordance with the law.
12.2 For matters within its powers, the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall decide with the majorities set by law.
12.3 The extraordinary Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve with a majority of at least three quarters of the capital present at the meeting.
12.4 The Board of Directors shall be required to discuss proposals concerning:
- mergers in the cases specified in articles 2505 and 2505-bis of the Italian Civil Code, also in the case of demergers;
- the opening, changing or closing of branches;
- the reduction in the share capital upon withdrawal of one or more shareholders;
- the adaptation of the Bylaws to legal provisions;
- the transfer of the registered office within Italy.
Section IV - BOARD OF DIRECTORS
ARTICLE 13
13.1 The Company shall be managed by a Board of Directors numbering no fewer than five and no more than nine members, with their number and term of office being established by the Shareholders' Meeting at the time of appointment.
13.2 The Directors may be appointed for a period not exceeding three fiscal years, their term in office shall expire on the date of the Shareholders' Meeting convened to approve the financial statements relating to the last fiscal year in which the Directors hold office, and may be re-elected.
13.3 The Board of Directors shall be appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting in compliance with the provisions of these Bylaws and with the aim of ensuring gender balance in the composition of the Board itself.
The Board of Directors shall be appointed on the basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on which candidates must be listed by means of a progressive number.
The slates shall be deposited at the Company's registered offices no later than the twenty-fifth day preceding the date in which the Shareholders' Meeting shall convene to discuss the appointment of the members of the Board of Directors, and shall be made available to the public at least twenty-one days prior to the Shareholders' Meeting, in accordance with the terms and conditions provided for in the law and Consob's own regulations.
Each shareholder may submit or participate in the submission of and vote on a single slate in accordance with the terms set forth in the aforementioned legislative and regulatory provisions.
Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility.
Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, alone or together with other Shareholders, represent at least 2% or are together the owners of such other stake in the capital as Consob may set in its regulations. Ownership of the minimum share necessary to submit slates shall be defined by taking account of shares that are registered to the shareholder on the day on which the slates are deposited with the Company.
In order to prove ownership of the number of shares necessary to submit slates, shareholders must produce the relevant certification issued in accordance with the law by qualified intermediaries within
the deadline set for the publication of slates by the Company.
At least one director, if the Board is made up of no more than seven members, or at least three directors, if the Board is made up of more than seven members, must meet the requirements of independence laid down for statutory auditors of listed companies.
The slates shall expressly bear the names of candidates who meet the aforementioned requirement of independence.
At least two fifths of the members of the Board of Directors, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
Pursuant to the Decree of the President of the Council of Ministers of 25 May, 2012, containing the "Criteria, conditions and terms for the adoption of the model for the demerger of Snam S.p.A., in accordance with Article 15, of Law no. 27 of 24 March, 2012", the directors may not be appointed to offices in administrative or control bodies or in managerial positions at ENI S.p.A. and its subsidiaries, nor may they entertain any direct or indirect, professional or financial relationship with the aforementioned companies.
Furthermore, all candidates must meet the requirements of integrity laid down in current legislation. In the slates that present three or more candidates, at least two fifths of the candidates, or any different proportion – if higher – as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter, must belong to the less represented gender, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more candidates, and as better specified in the call notice for the Shareholders' Meeting.
At the time of deposit, each slate, under penalty of its inadmissibility, must be accompanied by the professional CV of each candidate, along with the declarations by which candidates accept their candidacy and, under their own responsibility, declare the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility, in addition to their ownership of the aforementioned requirements of integrity and independence.
The appointed directors must notify to the Company of their loss of the aforementioned requirements of independence and integrity, as well as the occurrence of causes for ineligibility and incompatibility, if any.
13.4 The Board of Directors shall periodically evaluate the independence and integrity of directors, and verify the non-existence of reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility. In the event that a director does not own or loses the declared and legally prescribed requirements of independence or integrity, or if reasons for ineligibility and incompatibility have materialized, the Board of Directors shall remove the director from office and replace him/her, or invite him/her to remedy the causes of incompatibility within a specified deadline, under penalty of removal from office.
13.5 The directors shall be elected as follows:
a) seven tenths of the directors to be elected shall be selected from the slate that obtains the majority of votes expressed by the shareholders (the "Majority Slate"), in the order in which they are listed on the slate, rounding down in the case of decimal number;
b) the remaining directors will be selected from the other slates (the "Minority Slates") that are in no way – directly or indirectly – connected to shareholders who have submitted or voted for the slate that received the majority of votes; to this end, votes obtained by the slates will be subsequently divided by one or two or three, depending on the progressive number of directors to be elected. The quotients thus obtained shall be progressively assigned to the candidates on each slate in the order specified thereon. On the basis of the quotients assigned, the candidates on the various slates shall be arranged in a single decreasing ranking. Those who have obtained the highest quotients shall be elected. If more than one candidate obtains the same quotient, the candidate from the slate that has not yet elected any director or that has elected the smallest number of directors shall be elected. If none of such slates has yet elected a director or all of them have elected the same number of directors, the candidate from the slate that obtained the largest number of votes shall be elected. If the different
slates have received the same number of votes and their candidates have been assigned the same quotients, a new vote shall be held by the entire Shareholders' Meeting and the candidate obtaining the simple majority of the votes shall be elected;
b-bis) in the event that the Majority Slate does not contain a sufficient number of candidates to reach the number of directors to be elected pursuant to letter a) above, all candidates listed in said slate shall be appointed, based on their progressive order in said slate; in turn, after appointing the other directors from the Minority Slates, pursuant to letter b) above, for the number of positions established for these minority slates, which is three tenths of the total, the remaining directors shall be appointed, for the positions not covered by the Majority Slate, from the minority list that obtains the greatest number of votes among the Minority Slates (the "First Minority Slate") in relation to the capacity of said slate. In the event of insufficient capacity of said slate, the remaining directors shall be appointed, with the same procedures, from the following slate ("Second Minority Slate") or any subsequent slates, based on the number of votes and capacity of the slates themselves. Lastly, if the total number of candidates on the slates presented – in both the Majority Slate and Minority Slates – is lower than the number of the directors to be elected, the remaining directors shall be elected by the shareholders' meeting with the resolution approved in accordance with letter d) below;
c) if, following the application of the procedure described above, it is not possible to appoint the minimum number of independent directors required by the Bylaws, then the quotient of the votes to attribute to each candidate on the slates is calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained by each slate by the number of the order of each one of the aforementioned candidates; candidates who do not meet the requirements of independence and have the lowest quotients among candidates from all slates are replaced, starting with the last candidate, by independent candidates listed on the same slate of the replaced candidate (following the order in which they are listed), or, alternatively by individuals meeting the requirements of independence, who have been appointed in accordance with the procedure described under letter d). In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same quotient, the candidate to be replaced is the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of directors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes from the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round;
c-bis) if the application of the procedure described under letters a), b) and b)-bis does not permit compliance with the Bylaws regulations on gender balance, the quotient of votes to be attributed to each candidate from the slates is calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained by each slate by the number of the order of each candidate; the candidate of the most represented gender who has the lowest quotient among the candidates from all the slates is replaced, without prejudice to the minimum number of independent directors, by the candidate representing the less represented gender (with the subsequent higher number of order) on the same slate as the replaced candidates, or, alternatively, by the individual appointed in accordance with the procedure described under letter d). In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same minimum quotient, the candidate to be replaced shall be the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of directors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes by the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round;
d) for the appointment of directors, who, for any reason, are not appointed in accordance with the procedures described above, the Shareholders' Meeting shall resolve by legal majority, in order to ensure that the composition of the Board of Directors is compliant with the law and the Bylaws.
Current peremptory legislative and regulatory provisions shall constitute, in any case, an exception to these policies.
13.6 The slate voting procedure shall be applied only in case of renewal of the entire Board of Directors.
13.7 The Shareholders' Meeting may change the number of Directors, including during its term, within the limitations laid down in subsection 1 of this Article, and shall make the respective
appointments according to the procedures set out in Article 13.5 (d) above. The term of office of Directors appointed in this way shall expire with the term of those currently in office.
13.8 If in the course of the financial year one or more vacancies occur on the Board, the procedure specified in Art. 2386 of the Italian Civil Code shall be followed.
In any case, respect for the minimum number of independent directors and the presence of least two fifths of the candidates for the Board of Directors, or any different proportion - if greater - as envisaged by provisions in force pro tempore on the matter of the directors belonging to the less represented gender must be ensured, with mandatory rounding up, in the event of a decimal figure, to the next whole number, if there are five or more members.
If there is no longer a majority of directors, the entire Board of Directors shall resign, and a Shareholders' Meeting shall be convened in a timely manner by the Board of Directors for the reconstitution of the latter.
13.9 The Board of Directors may set up Committees from among its members having advisory and proposal-making functions on specific issues.
ARTICLE 14
14.1 The Board of Directors, unless this duty has been previously fulfilled by the Shareholders' Meeting, appoints the Chairman from among its members; furthermore, it appoints the Secretary, who may or may not be a director.
14.2 The Chairman:
- shall represent the Company, pursuant to Article 19 of these Bylaws;
- shall preside over Shareholders' Meetings, exercising functions in accordance with the law and the regulations of the Shareholders' Meeting;
- shall convene and preside over the Board of Directors, prepare the agenda and coordinate activities thereof;
- shall ensure that all adequate information on issues listed on the agenda are provided to the directors.
ARTICLE 15
15.1 The Board of Directors shall be convened by the Chairman – or, in his absence or impediment, by the Chief Executive Officer, or, finally, in his absence or impediment, by the eldest board member– whenever he deems suitable or when at least two Board members request a meeting of the Board in writing. The request must indicate the reasons for convening the Board. The Board of Directors shall meet in the location indicated in the call notice. The notice is usually sent at least five days before the meeting. The Board of Directors' meetings may be held via conference call or video conference, on the condition that all participants are identifiable and can follow the discussion, examine, receive and transmit documents and participate in real time in the discussions. The meeting shall be considered as having taken place where the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary are located. The Board of Directors shall define additional terms and procedures for convening its meetings.
15.2 The meetings of the Board of Directors shall be chaired by the Chairman or in his absence or impediment, the Chief Executive Officer or, finally, in case of absence or inability to attend of the latter, by the eldest Board member present.
ARTICLE 16
16.1 The Board of Directors shall be invested with the most extensive powers for the ordinary and extraordinary administration of the Company and, in particular, shall have the faculty to carry out all acts it deems appropriate for the implementation and achievement of the company purpose, excluding only the acts that the law or these Bylaws reserve to the Shareholders' Meeting. The Board of
Directors shall delegate its duties to one or more of its members, determining the limits of the delegation in accordance with Art. 2381 of the Italian Civil Code and appointing the Chief Executive Officer. The Board of Directors may always give instructions to the Chief Executive Officer and advocate to itself any operations falling within the scope of the powers delegated, just as it may revoke the powers conferred at any time, proceeding, if revoking the powers conferred upon the Chief Executive Officer, simultaneously to appoint another Chief Executive Officer. The Board may also establish Committees, determining their powers and the number of members.
At the proposal of the Chairman, in agreement with the Chief Executive Officer, the Board may also confer powers for single acts or categories of acts on other members of the Board of Directors. Within the remit granted to them, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer may confer mandates and powers to represent the company for single acts or categories of acts on employees of the Company and also on third parties.
16.2 The Board of Directors, as proposed by the Chief Executive Officer, in agreement with the Chairman, may nominate one or more General Managers, defining their powers, having checked they possess the integrity requisites prescribed by law. The same may not hold any office indicated in article 13.3 of these Bylaws. The Board of Directors shall periodically assess the integrity and existence of causes of incompatibility of the General Managers. Failure to meet the requirements shall result in the forfeiture of the office.
16.3 On the occasion of meetings and at least once every three months, the Chairman or any Directors granted powers pursuant to this article of the Bylaws shall inform the Board of Directors and the Board of Statutory Auditors on the general trend of operations, including those of subsidiaries, on foreseeable developments, on operations with the most significant economic, financial and patrimonial impact, with special reference to operations in which directors have a personal or indirect interest and those which are affected by any party exercising management or coordination activities. 16.4 At the proposal of the Chief Executive Officer, in agreement with the Chairman, subject to the favourable opinion of the Board of Statutory Auditors, the Board of Directors shall appoint the Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports, from those subjects who possess the professionalism requirements indicated below.
The Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports must be chosen from among individuals who do not hold the offices indicated in art. 13.3 of these Bylaws and have carried out the following for at least three years:
- a) administration or control or management activities with listed companies on regulated markets of Italy or other European Union Member States or other OECD member countries with a share capital of no less than two million euros, or
- b) legal auditing of accounts at the companies indicated under letter a), or
- c) professional or university teaching activities (as professor) on financial or accounting matters, or
- d) managerial functions at public or private entities with competences in the financial, accounting or auditing sector.
The Board of Directors shall monitor to ensure that the Officer responsible for the preparation of financial reports has suitable powers and means by which to exercise the tasks attributed to him or her, and that current administrative and accounting procedures are respected.
ARTICLE 17
17.1 The Board of Directors' meeting shall be legally constituted if the majority of Directors in office are in attendance.
17.2 Resolutions shall be adopted by majority vote cast by directors in attendance, and, in case of tie, the presiding individual shall cast the tie-breaking vote.
17.3 The minutes of Board meetings shall be drafted by the Secretary of the Board of Directors and signed by the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary.
17.4 Copies of the minutes shall be certified by the Chairman of the meeting and the Secretary of the
Board of Directors and have full validity under the law.
ARTICLE 18
18.1 On an annual basis and for the entire term of office, the directors shall be compensated in an amount determined by the ordinary Shareholders' Meeting at the time of their appointment; the compensation amount determined in this way shall be valid until the Shareholders' Meeting resolves otherwise. The directors shall also be entitled to a refund of all expenses incurred in relation to the exercise of their office.
18.2 Directors vested with special offices shall receive compensation as determined by the Board of Directors, after consulting the Board of Statutory Auditors.
ARTICLE 19
19.1 Both the Chairman and the Chief Executive Officer shall be entitled to represent the Company before any judicial or administrative authority and before third parties as well as to sign on behalf of the company.
Section V - BOARD OF STATUTORY AUDITORS
ARTICLE 20
20.1 The Board of Statutory Auditors shall comprise three standing auditors; in addition, three alternate auditors shall be appointed. The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint the statutory auditors and determine their compensation. Statutory Auditors shall be chosen from those in possession of the requisites of integrity and professionalism laid down by applicable legislation, in particular by Decree no. 162 of 30 March 2000 of the Ministry of Justice.
For the purposes of the aforementioned decree, topics strictly under the purview of the Company shall be: commercial law, business administration and corporate finance.
For the same purpose, the engineering and geological sectors are under the direct purview of the Company.
20.2 The statutory auditors may be appointed to administrative and control bodies of other companies within the parameters set by Consob through its own regulations, with the exclusion of the offices indicated in Article 13.3 of these Bylaws.
20.3 The Board of Statutory Auditors shall be appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting on the basis of slates submitted by the shareholders, on which candidates shall be listed by means of a progressive number and in a number that shall not exceed the number of members of the body to be elected. One standing auditor and one alternate auditor must belong to the less represented gender.
For the deposit, submission and publication of slates, the procedures governed by the provisions of Article 13.3 of these Bylaws shall be applied.
Each shareholder may submit or participate in the submission of and vote a single slate in accordance with the terms set forth in the aforementioned legislative and regulatory provisions.
Slates may only be presented by Shareholders who, alone or together with other Shareholders, represent at least 2% or are together the owners of such other stake in the capital as Consob may set in its regulations.
Each candidate may only submit his/her candidacy on one slate, under penalty of ineligibility.
The slates shall be divided into two sections: one for candidates for the office of Standing Auditor and the other for candidates for the office of Alternate Auditor. At least the first candidate in each section must be enrolled in the register of external auditors and have worked on legal audits for a period of not less than three years.
The slates that, considering both sections, contain a number of candidates equal to or greater than three and compete for appointment to the majority of the members of the Board of Statutory Auditors, must include, in accordance also with the provisions set forth in the call notice for the Shareholders' Meeting, members of the less represented gender in the number stated in the first paragraph of this art. 20.3.
Two standing auditors and two alternate auditors shall be selected from the slate that receives the majority of votes. The other standing auditor and the other alternate auditor shall be appointed in accordance with provisions set forth in Article 13.5, letter b), to apply distinctly to each of the sections in which the other slates are articulated.
In the event that, mutatis mutandis, a similar situation should occur to that laid down in Article 13.5 b-bis) above, the procedures pursuant to the same letter b-bis) shall apply both for the standing auditors and alternate auditors, insofar as compatible with current regulations and with this Article.
The Shareholders' Meeting shall appoint as Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors the standing auditor elected in accordance with the provisions set forth in Article 13.5 letter b).
If the application of the procedure described above does not allow, as regards standing auditors, compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the quotient of votes to be attributed to each candidate from the standing auditor sections of the different slates, shall be calculated by dividing the number of votes obtained in each slate by the number of the order of each of the aforementioned candidates; the candidate of the most represented gender who has the lowest quotient among candidates from all slates, shall be replaced by the candidate belonging to the least represented gender listed, with the subsequent highest order number, in the same standing auditor section of the slate of the replaced candidate, or, subordinately, in the alternate auditor section of the same slate of the replaced candidate (who, in this case, shall take over the position of the alternate candidate he/she replaces); otherwise, if this operation does not allow compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the candidate shall be replaced by the individual appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting with a legal majority, so that a Board of Statutory Auditors compliant with the law and the Bylaws can be constituted.
In cases in which candidates from different slates have obtained the same quotient, the candidate to be replaced shall be the candidate of the slate from which the greatest number of auditors is selected, or, subordinately, the candidate from the slate that has received the least number of votes, or, in case of equal number of votes, the candidate that has obtained less votes by the Shareholders' Meeting in a specific voting round.
For the appointment of standing auditors, who, for any reason, are not appointed in accordance with the procedures described above, the Shareholders' Meeting resolves by legal majority, in order to ensure that the composition of the Board of Statutory Auditors is compliant with the law and the Bylaws.
In the case of replacement of the statutory auditor selected from the minority slates, the office shall be held by the alternate auditor selected from such slates.
In the case of replacement of a statutory auditor selected from the slate that obtained the majority of votes, the office shall be held by the first alternate auditor from the same slate; if the replacement does not allow compliance with the gender division criterion set out in the first subsection of this art. 20.3, the office shall be held by the second alternate auditor selected from such slate.
The slate voting procedure shall be applied only in case of renewal of the entire Board of Statutory Auditors. Current peremptory legislative and regulatory provisions shall constitute, in any case, an exception to these policies.
20.4 Outgoing statutory auditors can be re-elected.
20.5 With prior notification to the Chairman of the Board of Directors, the Board of Statutory Auditors may convene a Shareholders' Meeting and meetings of the Board of Directors. The authority to convene meetings of the Board of Directors may be exercised individually by each member of the Board of Statutory Auditors; the authority to convene a Shareholders' Meeting must be exercised by at least two members of the Board of Statutory Auditors.
20.6 The Board of Statutory Auditors' meetings may be held also via conference call or video conference, on the condition that all participants are identifiable and can follow the discussion, examine, receive and transmit documents and participate in real time in the discussions. The meeting shall be considered as having taken place where the Chairman of the Board of Statutory Auditors and Secretary, if appointed, are located.
Section VI - FINANCIAL STATEMENTS, PROFITS AND DIVIDENDS
ARTICLE 21
21.1 A fiscal year runs from 1 January to 31 December of each year.
At the end of each fiscal year, the Board of Directors, in accordance with legislative provisions, shall draft the financial statements.
21.2 The net profit resulting from the approved financial statements will be allocated as follows:
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up to 5% to the legal reserve, until it reaches the limit required by the law;
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any remaining amount to shares, without prejudice to other resolutions made by the Shareholders' Meeting.
Dividends not claimed within the 5-year period elapsing from the day in which they can be claimed shall be reverted to the Company.
The Board of Directors may resolve to pay interim dividends during the fiscal year.
Section VII - LIQUIDATION AND DISSOLUTION
ARTICLE 22
22.1 Liquidation and dissolution of the Company shall be governed by legislative provisions.
Section VIII - GENERAL PROVISIONS
ARTICLE 23
23.1 All matters not expressly laid down in nor otherwise governed by these Bylaws shall be governed by legislative provisions.
TRANSITIONAL CLAUSE
ARTICLE 24
24.1 The composition of the Board of Statutory Auditors indicated in art. 20, characterised by the appointment of three standing auditors and three alternate auditors, and the further provisions referring to this composition, shall apply as of the first renewal of the control body after that appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting on 2 April 2019. Until such time the Baord of Statutory Auditors shall be made up of three standing auditors and the number of alternate auditors appointeed by the Shareholders' Meeting is two.
24.2 The provisions of articles 13.3 and 13.8, which aim to ensure that at least two-fifths of the directors belong to the least represented gender, shall apply as of the first renewal of the administrative body after that appointed by the Shareholders' Meeting of 2 April 2019. Up until such time, also in the case of co-optation, the composition of the Board of Directors shall comply with the quota of at least one third (rounded up to the next whole number in the case of a decimal number).