The fund is an actively-managed equity fund. The fund applies the following investment strategy to attain the environmental and social characteristics promoted by the fund:

Sustainability analysis: Sustainability analysis is an integral part of the portfolio management's investment analysis in which each portfolio company is carefully analyzed based on relevant issues related to how the company conducts its business, as well as what products and services the company offers. Analyses are also conducted of the company's strategy, financial and non-financial results and risks, capital structure, social and environmental impact as well as corporate governance. The analyses are based on information provided by the company, external sources and through in-house analyses.

Dialogues and Asset Stewardship: Active engagement is an essential strategy to influence companies in a more sustainable direction. The Management Company and the fund manager manage this through company dialogues, voting, nomination committees and work within investor networks. Company dialogues are conducted directly between the fund manager and the company, together with other investors or within the scope of investor networks and other collaborations. The dialogues include a broad spectrum of sustainability issues. The Management Company conducts an active and responsible corporate governance through representation in nomination committees and voting at shareholders' meetings. The starting point for our efforts is based on our Policy for shareholder engagement and responsible investment, as well as our guidelines for nomination committee work.

Exclusion strategy: The fund applies sustainability criteria in the form of an exclusion strategy. The strategy includes companies with production and distribution of controversial weapons, nuclear weapons, weapons and military equipment, alcohol, tobacco, cannabis, pornography, commercial gambling, fossil fuels, as well as companies with verified violations of international norms and conventions related to human rights, the environment, employee rights or anti-corruption and anti-bribery. The limits applied by the Management Company with regard to revenues from production and services are stated in the table for exclusion that is shown in the Appendix for sustainability-related disclosures in the fund's prospectus. The fund has the option of including so-called transition companies involved in power generation, transmission and distribution of electricity and with some exposure to fossil fuels. Transition companies refer to companies that have been considered by the Management Company's sustainability committee as those that are in the process of transitioning business operations in a manner that is expected to contribute to, rather than counteract, the attainment of one or several of the Sustainable Development Goals. The company's rate of transition is assessed based on the following dimensions: that the companies' activities do not consist primarily of fossil power generation, that the company's current investment rate supports the transition from fossil fuels to renewable energy, as well as that the company's forecasted business development of the activities is in line with a global warming of a maximum of 2°C. Read more about our requirements for transition companies in "Inclusion of companies in transition", which is published on our website at www.handelsbankenfonder.se. The limits in the table referenced in the previous paragraph do not apply to so-called transition companies.

Pursuant to regulations, the fund may only invest in a company that meets practices for goodgovernance. The Management Company ensures this through the application of the Exclusion and Inclusion strategies. By excluding companies with confirmed violations of international norms and conventions linked to, for example, taxes, employee rights, as well as anti-corruption and anti-bribery, the Management Company ensures that the fund's investee companies comply with current practices related to good governance. A company analysis is conducted for each investment decision in which sustainability dimensions as well as financial dimensions are factored into the decision. This analysis includes issues related to the companies' governance, such as relationships with employees, remuneration, management and management structures, as well as compliance with tax regulations. Examples of relevant principles and guidelines include the Global Compact principles 1, 3, 6 and 10, OECD's Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises as well as conventions such as the UN's Convention against Corruption and ILO's Convention 111, Discrimination in Respect of Employment and Occupation. Read more about the Management Company's definition of principles for good governance in the document, "Policy for Shareholder Engagement and Responsible Investment", which is available at www.handelsbankenfonder.se.

The fund's stated minimum proportion of sustainable investments and application of an exclusion strategy is a binding element for the Management Company in the management of the fund.

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	Kassa	281 075 555 SEK
	Summa	9 018 159 355 SEK