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        "supporting_data": "This UCITS ETF actively invests in Euro-denominated investment-grade debt securities, using financial derivative instruments to gain exposure. The fund does not seek to replicate the performance of the Benchmark, rather the Sub-Fund will hold a portfolio of debt securities which is actively selected and managed with the aim of delivering an investment performance which exceeds that of the Benchmark over the long-term. The Sub-Fund may, for investment purposes and efficient portfolio management purposes, use financial derivative instruments. It also invests across all sectors of Euro-denominated investment grade debt which includes Sovereign Debt, government related, sovereign corporate, emerging markets and securitised debt. Furthermore, the ETF invests at least 10% of its Net Asset Value in Sustainable Investments, as defined under SFDR, contributing to environmental or social objectives. The fund systematically includes ESG analysis in its investment decisions. It integrates financially material environmental, social and governance ('ESG') issues as part of the Sub-Fund's investment process ('ESG Integration'). Bond value is subject to interest rate and economic factors. Emerging markets debt may include higher volatility and lower liquidity. Contingent convertible debt securities are likely to be adversely impacted should specific trigger events occur (as specified in the contract terms of the issuing company). Mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities (MBS and ABS) depend on the cash flows from a specified pool of financial assets (i.e. mortgages in the case of MBS) and are subject to greater credit and interest rate risk and may be more volatile than other bonds. In addition, investments in MBS and ABS may be less liquid than investments in other bonds. The fund seeks to provide a return above the Benchmark; however, the Sub-Fund may underperform the Benchmark. The above factors leads to MiFID II complexity classification, particularly the use of derivatives, active management, the inclusion of securitized debt, emerging markets debt and sustainability factors impacting the final values."
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