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        "supporting_data": "The AMUNDI DAX UCITS ETF Dist is a UCITS ETF that aims to track the DAX INDEX. The investment policy states that the Sub-Fund uses Direct Replication, primarily by investing in transferable securities representing the Index constituents. While it mentions the possibility of using derivatives for managing inflows/outflows or for better exposition, the core replication method is physical. The index itself, DAX Index, is described as an equity index representative of leading securities traded in the German market and composed of the 40 largest market caps on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, which is generally considered straightforward for retail investors to understand. The risk and reward profile indicates market risk from investments in Eurozone equities, not structural complexity. Securities lending is mentioned as a possibility for generating additional income, which is a common practice and does not inherently make an ETF complex under MiFID II rules, especially when managed within UCITS rules. There is no mention of leverage or embedded derivatives that would automatically classify it as complex. The primary objective is to track a well-known equity index using physical replication, aligning with the criteria for non-complex instruments."
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