STOXX^® Japan All Cap

The STOXX Turkey Large Cap Index is a broad market cap weighted index designed to represent the performance of the Large Cap companies from Turkey covering approximately 70% of investable market capitalization. STOXX Turkey Large Cap Index is suitable for global investment products which include funds exchange traded funds and derivates and can also be used for further building block approach strategies when appropriate. It follows a robust and modular framework which enables investors to utilize this index for a variety of investment objectives whilst using a consistent approach. It is derived from STOXX World Equity Index series and its countries follow the STOXX World Country Classification Framework.

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The STOXX Asia AC ex Japan Mid Cap Index is a broad market cap weighted index designed to represent the performance of the Mid Cap companies from Asia excluding Japan covering approximately 15% of investable market capitalization. STOXX Asia AC ex Japan Mid Cap Index is suitable for global investment products which include funds exchange traded funds and derivates and can also be used for further building block approach strategies when appropriate. It follows a robust and modular framework which enables investors to utilize this index for a variety of investment objectives whilst using a consistent approach. It is derived from STOXX World Equity Index series and its countries follow the STOXX World Country Classification Framework.

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The ISS STOXX Global 1800 ESG Climbers index selects securities from the STOXX Global 1800 universe that consistently improve their ESG performance with standardized ESG exclusion screens applied for ISS ESG Norms Based Screening assessment a set of definitions for Controversial Weapons Tobacco Thermal Coal Unconventional Oil & Gas Civilian Firearms and Military Equipment. The objective is to select such companies that are on trajectory to become ESG leaders in the future based on whether their ISS ESG Corporate Ratings Overall Numeric Scores have improved at least 5 times over the past 5 years in case of new constituents and 3 times in case of existing constituents. The methodology also removes securities whose issuers are poor ESG performers where their ISS ESG Corporate Ratings Overall Numeric Score is lower than 1.75. Securities whose issuers do not receive ESG Rating as of the effective review are also excluded.

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