Mutual Funds & ETFs

The fund targets U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2027. Its investment universe is defined by both issuer type and calendar year. Multiple Treasury securities can have different coupons and maturity dates while sharing the same government issuer.

The fund targets short-term U.S. dollar-denominated corporate bonds through a zero-to-five-year index. Its approach focuses on aMaturitysegment within corporate fixed income. This distinguishes the portfolio from a single target-year bond fund and from funds specialising in longer maturity debt.

The fund targets U.S. companies with a history of dividend payments, share repurchases or both. This creates anEquityselection approach focused on how companies returnCapitalto shareholders. A buyback is a company action and does not itself represent a cash distribution paid directly by the ETF …

The fund targets U.S. residential construction and related industries. It provides listed company exposure to the housing and homebuilding sector rather than direct ownership of houses. The underlying businesses can respond to both theDemandfor new homes and the costs of supplying them.

The fund targets large and mid-sized U.S. companies through a benchmark designed around Paris Agreement climate objectives. The investment approach incorporates transition and physical climate risk considerations. Its mandate describes a rules-basedEquityselection process rather than a guarantee that future climate outcomes will occur.

The fund targets global companies primarily engaged in gold mining. Its investment exposure is through listed securities, so company operations and finances contribute to portfolio value alongside developments in gold markets. The portfolio does not represent direct ownership of physical bullion.

The fund targets U.S. Treasury bonds maturing in 2028. Its calendar-year mandate narrows the investment universe to a defined maturity segment. A portfolio of Treasury issues offers different security terms within the same issuer exposure rather thanDiversificationacross corporate borrowers.