For marketing purposes Spain edition Data as at end-May 2026, unless otherwise indicatedUBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF hEUR acc Fund Fact Sheet UBS Exchange Traded Funds > UBS (Irl) ETF plc Fund descriptionLower riskHigher risk • The fund generally invests in the S&P 500 Typically lower rewards Typically higher rewards Climate Transition Base ESG Index (Net Return). The relative weightings of the companies12345 6 7 correspond to their weightings in the index.A category 1 rating should not be construed as indicating that the investment is free of any risk. • The investment objective is to replicate the price and return performance of the S&P 500 Climate Performance (basis EUR, net of fees)1 Transition Base ESG Index (Net Return) net of Rebased to 100 on the basis of month-end datain % fees. The stock exchange price may differ from 160 +24 the net asset value.150 +20 • The fund is passively managed. 140 +16 For further information, please see the Key Information Document 130 +12 (KID) available at: www.ubs.com/espanafondos. 120 +8 Name of fund UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS 110 +4ETF 100 0 Share class UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF hEUR acc 90-4 ISIN IE0009WWNY7780-8 UCITS V yes2024 20252026 Launch date 18.03.2024 Currency of fund / share class USD/EUR Fund performance net of fees (left-hand scale) TER (flat fee) 0.10% Fund performance per year in % net of fees (right-hand scale) Name of the Management UBS Asset Management (Europe) Index (benchmark) performance (left-hand scale) Company S.A., Luxembourg Accounting year end31 December Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. If Distribution Reinvestment the currency of a financial product, financial service or its costs is Replication methodology Physical (Full replicated)different from your reference currency, the return and/or costs Portfolio management UBS Asset Management (UK) can increase or decrease as a result of currency fluctuations. representatives Ltd., London Fund domicile Ireland SFDR Alignment Art.9Performance in % (net of fees) Fund statistics Net asset value (EUR, 29.05.2026)7.84 in % 1 year Ø p.a. 22 years Ø p.a. 3 3 years Last 12 months (EUR) – high 7.84 years years Last 12 months (EUR) – low 6.31 Fund (EUR) 24.6439.45 n.a. 18.09n.a. Benchmark2 24.5139.15 n.a. 17.96n.a. Total fund assets (EUR m)3.41 The performance shown does not take account of any commissions, entry or exit Share class assets (EUR m) 0.56 charges. 2 years 3 years 5 years 1 These figures refer to the past. Source for all data and chart (if not indicated otherwise): UBS Asset Volatility1 Management. 2 Index (benchmark) in currency of share class (without costs) – Fund 12.32% n.a. n.a. – Benchmark 12.34% n.a. n.a. Index description Tracking error (ex post) 0.05% n.a. n.a. The S&P 500 Climate Transition Base ESG Index draws its constituents from the 1 Annualised standard deviation S&P 500 Index (the "Parent Index") and measures the performance of eligible equity securities of the Parent Index selected and weighted to be collectively compatible with the transition to a low-carbon and climate resilient economy. Index Provider applies exclusions based on United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) principles, ESG controversies and specific business activities defined in the index rolebook. Index name S&P 500 Climate Transition Base ESG Index (Net Return) hedged to EUR Index type Total Return Net Bloomberg ticker SPXCTHEN Reuters n.a. Before making any investment decisions, we recommend that you read the Key Information Document (KID) and Prospectus, which are available at: www.ubs.com/espanafondos. 1¦2 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF hEUR acc Market exposure (%)Currency exposure (%) Index Index United States100.0 USD 100.0 10 largest equity positions (%) Fund Fund NVIDIA Corp 7.9 Micron Technology Inc 3.3 Apple Inc 7.1 Tesla Inc 2.2 Alphabet Inc6.1 Broadcom Inc2.1 Microsoft Corp 4.9 Visa Inc2.0 Amazon.com Inc 3.6 Meta Platforms Inc 1.9 Benefits Risks Clients benefit from the flexibility of an exchange-traded This UBS Exchange Traded Fund invests in equities and may investment and the investor protection offered by a fund. therefore be subject to high fluctuations in value. This Fund Provides access to this segment of the market with a singlemay not be appropriate for investors who plan to withdraw transaction. their money before the recommended holding period Optimised risk/return profile thanks to a broad diversificationdisclosed in the PRIIPs KID. Sustainability risks are across a range of countries and sectors. environmental, social or governance events or conditions that The fund offers a high degree of transparency and cost can have a material negative effect on the return, depending efficiency and is easy to trade. on the relevant sector, industry and company exposure.Sustainability risk: the risk arising from any environmental,social or governance events or conditions that, were they tooccur, could cause a material negative impact on the value ofthe investment. All investments are subject to marketfluctuations. Every fund has specific risks, which cansignificantly increase under unusual market conditions.Sustainability characteristics and risks are considered as partof the Index selection process. As a result, the net asset valueof the funds assets is directly dependent on the performanceof the underlying index. Losses that could be avoided viaactive management will not be offset. Listing and trading information ExchangeTrading currencyTrading hours (local time) Bloomberg Ticker Reuters RICiNAV Bloomberg Deutsche Börse (XETRA) EUR 09:00am - 05:30pm CET BCFG GY BCFG.DEBCFGEUIVFor more information Registrations for public distribution Phone: +34-917-457 000 AT, AU, CH, DE, DK, ES, FI, FR, GB, IE, IT, LI, LU, NL, NO, PT, SE Internet: www.ubs.com/espanafondos For Italy: institutional clients only. Contact your client advisor Your capital is at risk. The value of an investment may fall as well as rise and you may not get back the original amount. 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Once sufficient data on these factors are available, they can be used to assess and compare assets and also to inform the investment process when deciding what assets to buy, hold or sell. In addition to the fund’s specific ESG characteristics and/or objectives, the details of which can be viewed in the fund’s legal documents, the following approaches are applied: Exclusion ESG Integration VotingEngagement program For more information refer to the glossary. For details on specific ESG characteristics and/or objectives including exclusion thresholds or any other binding criteria, refer to fund’s legal documents. Source: UBS Asset Management The following illustrations provide transparency on key sustainability metrics that may be of interest to investors but may not be part of the fund’s investment process. This information is provided to enable comparison with other financial products and to help investors assess their exposure to ESG topics.Weighted average carbon intensity, scaled - Corporate External fund ratings 1 issuers (tCO2 equivalent per USD million sales) 88.6 89.5 Fund Reference index 1 As of 29.05.2026 Fund actual data coverage: 99.8% Source: MSCI ESG Research Reference index actual data coverage: 99.8% Source: MSCI ESG Research Reference Index: S&P 500 Index (net div. reinv.) ESG details of the top 10 equity positions MSCI ESG scores, scaled (in % of fund AuM)1,2 (holding-weighted average 0-10) Holding (equities) Weight ESG Score NVIDIA Corp Apple Inc 7.9 7.17.55.46.86.5 FundReference index Alphabet Inc 6.1 5.2 Microsoft Corp 4.9 7.6Environmental 6.6 6.4 Amazon.com Inc 3.6 4.7Social5.1 4.9 Micron Technology Inc3.3 6.2 Tesla Inc2.2 5.5 Governance5.6 5.4 Broadcom Inc 2.1 7.6 Fund actual data coverage: 99.4%Reference index actual data coverage: 99.8% Visa Inc 2.0 8.4Source: MSCI ESG Research Meta Platforms Inc 1.9 2.4Reference Index: S&P 500 Index (net div. reinv.) 1 This is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security 2 AuM = Assets under Management Source: MSCI ESG Research The reference index used on this page is the parent index which does not seek to include certain environmental or social characteristics promoted by the financial product in its construction and is different form the designated reference benchmark. ESG Report | 1:4 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF ESG Report Business activities and norms checkMSCI ESG rating breakdown (in % of fund AuM)1,2 40% UN Global 0.00 Compact breach 0.00 30% Adult 0.0020% entertainment 0.00 10%Thermal 0.00 coal mining 0.00 0%AAA AAABBB BB BCCC notCash 0.00rated Tobacco0.61 Leader AverageLaggardControversial 0.00 Fund Reference index weapons 0.58The final industry-adjusted ESG scores are mapped to letter MSCI ESGrating with AAA/AA leaders; A/BBB/BB average; B/CCC laggards. Fund Reference indexSource: MSCI. Certain information © 2026 MSCI ESG Research LLC. Reproduced by 1 The fund excludes issuers identified as violating the UN Global Compact principles without credible corrective action permission. 2 AuM = Assets under ManagementReference Index: S&P 500 Index (net div. reinv.) Source: MSCI ESG Research Reference Index: S&P 500 Index (net div. reinv.)Revenues aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goals - UN SDGs (in % of fund AuM)1,2,3 The negative effects of certain companies to UN SDGs are not shown but there is ongoing work to provide this information. UN SDG number / category UN SDG number / category 4.95 Industry, innovation and 13.12 1 No poverty 9 4.63 infrastructure 13.350.64 0.03 2 Zero hunger10 Reduced inequalities0.59 0.03 Good health and well-4.27Sustainable cities and1.01 3 11 being4.06 communities 0.86 0.00 Responsible consumption13.34 4 Quality education 12 0.00 and production13.54 0.00 1.83 5 Gender equality 13 Climate action 0.00 1.71 Clean water and 0.40 0.04 6 14Life below water sanitation0.51 0.03 Affordable and clean 1.22 0.00 7 15 Life on land energy 1.08 0.00 Decent work and 0.03Fund Reference index 8 economic growth 0.03 1 The difference between 100% and fund/reference index values results from companies whose products and services revenues contribute more than 0% to one or more SDGs. In some cases, the sum of all figures may exceed 100% Assets under Management, as products and services from companies count toward more than one SDG. Assessment data provided by MSCI ESG Research. 2 Assets under Management 3 UN SDG data currently only available for corporate issuers Source: MSCI ESG Research Reference Index: S&P 500 Index (net div. reinv.) The reference index used on this page is the parent index which does not seek to include certain environmental or social characteristics promoted by the financial product in its construction and is different form the designated reference benchmark. ESG Report | 2:4 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF ESG Report Country-specific notice: UK: If this product is distributed in the UK, please note: This product is based overseas and is not subject to the UK sustainable investment labelling and disclosure requirements (SDR). This product does not make any claims under the UK SDR. Glossary Business activities and norms check: Controversial concerns can be found in the UBS Asset Management Business Involvement exposure is the exposure to companies Stewardship Annual Report and in our stewardship approach. with a revenue share exceeding a certain threshold of the respective field (production). Link to our Approach to Aggregation of ESG/carbon data: ESG scores of holdings Exclusion for more details: -> link in the portfolio and the reference index are aggregated based on their respective individual weights and ESG scores MSCI ESG scores are provided by MSCI ESG Research and(sumproduct). are measured on a scale from 0 (lowest/worst score) to 10 (highest/best score). The individual MSCI E-, S-, and G-scoreMSCI ESG Fund Ratings are designed to measure the indicates the resilience of issuers to environmental, social or environmental, social and governance (ESG) characteristics of governance related risks that are most material to an industry. a fund's underlying holdings, making it possible to rank or The aggregated MSCI ESG score is based on these MSCI E-, screen mutual funds and ETFs on a AAA to CCC ratings scale. S-, and G-scores but normalizes them relative to industryMore details available at this link. peers. This leads to a weighted average industry-adjusted MSCI ESG score which is comparable across industries.Weighted average carbon intensity – corporate issuers/ The metric is scaled up to 100% if actual data coverage is carbon-intensive sovereign issuers: These metrics measure above the defined thresholds – fixed income: 50%, equities: a fund’s exposure to carbon-intensive companies and 67%, multi-asset: 50%. Otherwise, the metric is reported as governments. These metrics provide an insight into potential "-". More details available at this link.risks related to the transition to a lower-carbon economy, because companies with higher carbon intensity are likely to UBS AM sustainability approaches applied:face more exposure to carbon related market and regulatory Exclusion: Strategies that exclude securities from funds where risks. These metrics are applicable across asset classes. It is the they are not aligned to an investor's values. Includes sumproduct of the fund weights and individual carbon customized screening criteria. Subject to certain activities and intensities (carbon emissions scope 1+2 / USDm sales or GDP). threshold limitations. For details please refer to fund’s legal The metric is scaled up to 100% if actual data coverage is documents. above the defined thresholds – fixed income, 50%; equities: ESG Integration: Strategies that integrate environmental,67%, multi-asset: 50%. Otherwise, the metric is reported as social, and governance (ESG) factors into fundamental"-". Classification system to separate corporate and sovereign financial analysis to improve the risk/return profile. This issuers: Bloomberg Barclays Methodology. Securitized bonds approach may have limited or no impact on portfolio are excluded from the calculation. "No exposure" if the fund composition. However, where fund‑specific exclusions exist inis not invested in the respective issuers for the month. More relation to ESG integration or sustainability profile risks, as set details available at this link. out in the fund’s legal documents, these may lead to divestment and/or a reduced position size within a portfolio.MSCI ESG rating breakdown: The final sector-adjusted ESG Voting: Voting refers to how UBS Asset Managementscore of the portfolio is broken down into three rating exercises proxy voting rights to act in the best financial categories with AAA/AA leaders, A/BBB/BB average and interests of clients and support long term value creation. WeB/CCC laggards, and compared to the rating breakdown of promote strong corporate governance and responsible the reference index. business practices in the companies in which we invest on behalf of our clients. Our approach is guided by our internalRevenues aligning with the UN Sustainable standards as outlined in the latest UBS Asset Management Development Goals (UN SDGs): The 17 Sustainable Corporate Governance & Proxy Voting Policy. This is not an Development Goals (SDGs) are a call for action by all indication that voting on sustainability-related topics has countries to promote prosperity while protecting the planet. taken place with respect to companies in this portfolio during We measure the fund versus its reference index against 15 UN any given time period. SDGs. These are measured and shown based on their revenue Engagement program: We regard engagement to be a two-exposure to products and services with a positive impact that way mutually beneficial dialogue with an issuer / company, help solve the world's major social and environmental with the objective to share information, enhance challenges. Due to the nature of UN SDG 16 and 17, they are understanding and help to improve business practices and currently not measured based on revenue alignment and performance. The issuers / companies we engage with are hence not included in the illustration. selected from across the universe in which UBS Asset Passive ESG: Benchmark selection is driven by portfolio Management invests using a top-down approach in implementation considerations, in particular to closely reflect accordance with our principles, as outlined in our stewardship the financial and ESG objectives of the fund. For passively approach. This is not an indication that sustainability-related managed strategies, an ESG benchmark would be selected engagement has taken place with respect to issuers / for the purpose of balancing between reasonable tracking companies in this portfolio during any given time period or error and high ESG alignment. In order to assess the that issuers / companies in this portfolio were chosen with the magnitude of ESG improvements, the fund's ESG goal to actively engage. Information on UBS Assetperformance is also shown against a selected broad market Management's selection of issuers / companies, engagementindex which closely represents the parent investment universe activities, prioritization process and understanding of on which the ESG benchmark is based. The reference index used on this page is the parent index which does not seek to include certain environmental or social characteristics promoted by the financial product in its construction and is different form the designated reference benchmark. ESG Report | 3:4 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF ESG Report Fund of funds investments, derivatives and cash:cover the intricacies of derivatives, metrics are provided on a Derivatives and fund of funds investments used in the reasonable efforts basis.Portfolios for which we report the portfolio are treated on a lookthrough basis, whereby the sustainability metrics may include cash.The information economic exposures to the underlying basket of securities isdisclosed in this report, in particular the treatment of treated as an actual investment in the individual securitiesderivatives and cash, may or may not correspond with the that make up this basket. Broad market derivatives or fund of investment characteristics of the fund and how the fund is funds investments may lead to minimal exposures to securities managed. The sustainability metrics in this report may that are excluded from direct investments.Derivatives have an therefore differ from other UBS reports produced on the same effect on all metric calculations. Given that many of the date. reporting frameworks available to investors today do not Important information about sustainable investing strategies Sustainable investing strategies aim to consider and incorporate environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors into investment process and fund construction. Strategies across geographies and styles approach ESG analysis and incorporate the findings in a variety of ways. Incorporating ESG factors or sustainable investing considerations may inhibit UBS’s ability to participate in or to advise on certain investment opportunities that otherwise would be consistent with the Client’s investment objectives. The returns on a fund consisting primarily of sustainable investments may be lower or higher than funds where ESG factors, exclusions, or other sustainability issues are not considered by UBS, and the investment instruments available to such funds may differ. Companies, product issuers and/or manufacturers may not necessarily meet high performance standards on all aspects of ESG or sustainable investing issues. Reconciliation of Assets under Management (AuM) This report does not contain reconciled AuM positions, it only takes in consideration positions with settlement date as of report date. This means that traded but not settled positions are not included. Therefore, AuM figures in this report may differ from other UBS reports produced on the same date. 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The reference index used on this page is the parent index which does not seek to include certain environmental or social characteristics promoted by the financial product in its construction and is different form the designated reference benchmark. ESG Report | 4:4 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF hEUR acc UBS AM standard glossary. For additional investment terms, please refer to the online glossary here. Accumulation: Reinvestment of income generated by the Equities: Securities that represent an equity interest in a investment fund into the fund's assets.company. As a joint owner, the shareholder has rights of Active management: Here the fund manager uses theirparticipation (voting right, right to information) and rights to expertise to pick investments to achieve the fund's objectives.assets (right to a share of profits, subscription rights). Alpha: A fund's alpha is its outperformance relative to a Exchange traded fund (ETF): An investment fund that is benchmark. If a fund has a consistently high alpha this cantraded like stocks on an exchange. Most ETFs are index funds: indicate skillful management. If the benchmark returns 12% they hold the same securities in the same proportions as a and the portfolio returns 14%, the outperformance (alpha) is certain index. equal to 14% - 12% = 2%. Compare with beta.Feeder fund: An investment fund that invests the majority of Benchmark: Index against which an investment fund'sits assets into a master fund. performance is measured. Also called a reference index.Flat fee: UBS applies a so-called flat fee to most securities Beta: A measure of risk that indicates an investment's and money market funds. This fee is charged to the fund's sensitivity to fluctuations in the market, as represented by the assets and covers all expenses incurred in the management, relevant benchmark. For example, a beta of 1.2 tells us that administration and safekeeping of the fund's assets as well as the value of an investment fund can be expected to change costs incurred in the distribution of the fund (printing by 12% if the market is forecast to move by 10%. prospectuses, annual and semi-annual reports, costs for Bonds: Debt instruments with a fixed or variable rate of auditing and publication of prices, fees charged by the interest and generally with a fixed maturity and redemptionsupervisory authority etc.). The only costs not covered are date. The most common issuers are major companies, transaction costs incurred in the administration of the fund's government bodies such as the federal government and the assets (brokerage fees in line with the market, fees, duties cantons, public institutions, and international organizations etc. as well as any applicable taxes). UBS's flat fee is such as the World Bank or the International Monetary Fund. comprehensive and very client-friendly. It cannot be compared Commodities: A tradeable item that can be further with similarly named fees from other fund providers, because processed and sold. Industrial (metals), agricultural (wool, these often only cover part of the investor's effective costs. wheat, sugar) and bulk commodities (coal, iron ore) areAlso refer to "management fee". The flat fee is not charged examples. It is possible to invest in physical commodities or in to the investor, but directly to the fund's assets. For example, derivatives based on commodity prices. UBS Funds domiciled in Luxembourg, Switzerland or Germany Convertible bonds: Bonds that feature a conversion right with the exception of UBS Real Estate Funds, charge a "Flat entitling the holder to convert the bond into shares of thefee". company in question at a certain point in time and at a pre- Hedging: Protecting investments against losses. UBS asset defined conversion ratio. allocation funds and hedged UBS ETFs specifically hedge Corporate bonds: Strictly speaking, corporate bonds areagainst exchange rate risks. those issued by companies. Generally, however, the term is High watermark: The high watermark is used in connection used to cover all bonds other than those issued by with the performance fee. The fund manager calculates his or governments in their own currencies. Therefore the "credit"her share of the profits on the basis of the value increment sector, as it is often known, includes issues by companies,over and above the last peak in the NAV. As a result, the supranational organizations and government agencies. The performance fee does not become payable until all losses key feature that distinguishes corporate bonds fromincurred have been completely recovered. government bonds is the risk of default – see credit risk. High yield bonds: Bonds issued by borrowers with lower Correlation: A measure of the degree to which the pricecredit ratings. Such bonds offer higher rates of interest, but at trends of various investment categories or instruments movethe same time there is also a higher risk of default, i.e. that in the same direction. interest payments will not be paid or that the face value will Derivatives: Investments whose value is linked to another not be repaid. investment, to the performance of a stock exchange or to Illiquid: Illiquid assets are those assets that cannot be easily some other variable factor, such as interest rates.bought, sold, or converted into cash. It may often be Distribution: Payment by an investment fund to distribute impossible to convert the asset to cash until the end of the the income generated to its unit holders. life of the asset. Diversification: Holding a variety of investments that Index: Indicator of performance on one or more markets. typically perform differently from one another.The oldest and best-known stock market index is the Dow Duration: The duration represents the length of time for Jones. Indexes make it possible to compare the performance which capital is "tied up" in a bond investment. The concept of a fund invested in a specific market with the development of duration takes account of the time structure of returning of that market. cash flows (such as coupon repayments). The averageIndex fund: An investment fund that replicates a chosen duration of the portfolio is derived from the weighted stock market index in its stock selection and weightings as average duration of the individual securities. The "modified exactly as possible. duration" is derived from the duration and provides a Inflation-linked bonds: An inflation-linked bond provides measure of the sensitivity of bonds or bond portfolios to investors with protection from inflation by linking its principal interest rate changes. amount or interest payments to a specific inflation index. Emerging economy or market: Emerging markets orInvestment grade: Term used to denote securities with developing markets – mainly in Asia, Eastern Europe, and ratings of between BBB and AAA, indicating that their credit Latin America – that are growing quickly, but whosequality is satisfactory or good. economies and stock markets have not yet reached Western Leverage: With derivative instruments, greater returns can standards. be earned with a comparatively lower capital investment thanGlossary 1 ¦ 2 UBS S&P 500 Climate Transition ESG UCITS ETF hEUR acc with an investment in the actual underlying instrument. This Share class: An investment fund can issue several types of effect is called leverage. share certificates with different criteria. The share certificate Management fee: The charge levied by the managementclasses may differ in the amount of fees, the appropriation of company for the administration of an investment fund. The income or the currency of the share certificate class. amount of the fee is expressed in percentage or tenth of a Sharpe ratio: A measure that expresses how much higher (or percentage of the fund assets or in basis points. Less lower) a return an investor can expect compared to the risk- comprehensive than UBS's all-in fee and covers only part offree rate of interest (e.g., interest rates on savings accounts) the costs due. per unit of risk (volatility). The risk-free rate of interest varies Management style: Manner in which investment decisions from currency to currency. are made to achieve the investment objective (see also active Standard deviation: Statistical measure of the degree to management and passive management).which an individual value in a probability distribution tends to Master fund: Funds invested in respective feeder funds thatvary from the mean of the distribution. The greater the are then invested into the master fund. The master funddegree of dispersion the greater the risk. holds the portfolio investments and conducts all trading Swing pricing: Method used to calculate the net asset values activity. of investment funds. This method allows transaction costs Maturity: Period from the issue of a bond to its due date or arising from subscriptions made by incoming investors and to the premature repayment of the bond. Not to be confused redemptions made by outgoing investors to be borne by the with duration. incoming and outgoing investors, rather than existing Net asset value (NAV): Used to describe the value of a investors. company's assets less the value of their liabilities. Switching costs: The costs of buying and selling investments Ø – Average. in order to implement a change in investment strategy. Over the counter (OTC): An over-the-counter financial Synthetic replication: In contrast to physical replication, contract is one that is not traded on an exchange but is synthetic replication means that an ETF does not invest "tailor-made" for a client by a financial institution. directly in the securities held in the benchmark. Instead, it Passive management: Passive management seeks to attain enters into a swap agreement with a counterparty that performance equal to market or index returns. promises to pay the return on the replicated index to the ETF. Performance fee: For non-classical investment funds such asTotal expense ratio (TER): The ratio of total expense to a hedge funds, the investor must often pay, in addition to the fund's average size over an annualized accounting period. conventional management fee, a supplementary performance Expenses are considered to include all expenses shown in the fee in the form of a percentage (e.g. 20%) of the fund's income account, including management, administration, annual increase in value. custody, audit, legal and professional fees. For ETFs, the term Physical replication: In physical replication, an ETF invests TER may be used interchangeably for the flat fee (current). directly in securities held in the benchmark it is tracking. ToTracking error: Measure of the deviation of a fund's return do so, the ETF can buy some or all of the securities that make compared to the return of a benchmark over a fixed period, up the replicated index – this method is called full replication expressed as a percentage. The more passively the investment and is suitable for liquid indexes.fund is managed, the smaller the tracking error. Rating: The measure of a borrower's creditworthiness byUCITS: Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable special rating agencies such as Standard & Poor's or Moody's. Securities. A UCITS fund is an authorized fund that may be As a rule, UBS bond funds principally invest in bonds issued sold across all EU countries. by prime borrowers.Volatility: A measure of the size of short-term changes in the Reinvestment: The possibility of reinvesting the distribution value of an investment. in the same fund. Certain funds offer investors a special Yield to maturity: Weighted average rate earned by an reinvestment discount on the issuing price if the annual investor who buys the bond portfolio today at the market distribution is reinvested.price and holds the bond portfolio until maturity, also Risk-free rate: An investment with no chance of default andassuming that all coupon and principal payments will be a known or certain rate of return. made on schedule. Glossary 2 ¦ 2