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Ossiam ESG Low Carbon Shiller Barclays CAPE US Sector ETF Celebrates its Third Anniversary with 2 8% Annualized Outperformance Versus S&P500

Ossiam ESG Low Carbon Shiller Barclays CAPE US Sector ETF Celebrates its Third Anniversary with 2.8% Annualized Outperformance Versus S&P500 Additional information about the fund Main Risks: Investment in a Fund carries a substantial degree of risk such as Risk of capital loss Underlying risk Volatility Risk. Before any investment, please read the detailed descriptions of the main risks in the KIID and prospectus. The ETF is an ICAV (Irish Collective Asset Management Vehicle), regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland and uses physical replication. It has a total expense ratio (TER) of 0.75%. The ETF is available under an accumulating share class denominated in USD (ISIN code: IE00BF92LR56).

Chimera Capital Limited Lists An Exchange-Traded Fund Tracking The Performance Of Liquid UAE Listed Stocks On Dubai Financial Market (

Chimera Capital Limited Lists An Exchange-Traded Fund Tracking The Performance Of Liquid UAE Listed Stocks On Dubai Financial Market ( Date 03/03/2021 Syed Basar Shueb: “Chimera S&P UAE UCITS ETF (A) accumulating share class gives investors further access to the increasingly appealing UAE market” Hassan Al Serkal: “The second of its kind fund listing by Chimera Capital on DFM in six months clearly underlines the rapid expansion of this new asset class” Seif Fikry, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Chimera Capital Limited, an Abu-Dhabi-based asset management firm and subsidiary of Chimera Investments LLC, today rang the Dubai Financial Market (DFM) market-opening bell to celebrate the listing of Chimera S&P UAE UCITS ETF (Bloomberg: CHAE), on the DFM under the trading symbol (CHAE).

Fund Finance – Positive Developments for Sponsors and Investors under Ireland s Investment Limited Partnership 2 0 Regime | Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft LLP

Why is this topic suddenly of interest? Irish Investment Limited Partnerships (“ILPs”) have been around since the introduction of the Investment Limited Partnership Act in 1994 (the “1994 Act”). Due to certain requirements imposed under the 1994 Act, they have seldom been used – there were only six in existence as of January 2021 based upon statistics published by the Central Bank of Ireland (“CBI”). However, the 1994 Act has now been revitalised by virtue of the Investment Limited Partnerships (Amendment) Act 2020 (the “2020 Act”) to make it fit for modern-day investment purposes and comparable to other fund domiciles. Marking the signing of the Statutory Instrument, the Irish Minister of State at the Department of Finance, said: “The changes will further support Ireland’s offering as a top-tier global location of choice for financial services investments.”

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