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Stoxx True Exposure™ North America 100% Index STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ NORTH AMERICA 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Cl B Insurance United States 4.96 UnitedHealth Group Inc. Health Care United States 4.79 Verizon Communications Inc. Telecommunications United States 4.10 Comcast Corp. Cl A Media United States 3.38 AT&T Inc. Telecommunications United States 3.08 Union Pacific Corp. Industrial Goods & Services United States 2.22 NextEra Energy Inc. Utilities United States 2.22 Lowe's Cos. Retail United States 1.86 Wells Fargo & Co. Banks United States 1.56 Fidelity National Information Industrial Goods & Services United States 1.49 Intuit Inc. Technology United States 1.28 CVS HEALTH CORP. Retail United States 1.28 Target Corp. Retail United States 1.24 Canadian National Railway Co. Industrial Goods & Services Canada 1.23 Altria Group Inc. Personal & Household Goods United States 1.21 CHARTER COMMUNICATIONS CL.A Media United States 1.20 ANTHEM INC Health Care United States 1.09 Crown Castle International Cor Real Estate United States 1.09 Dominion Energy Utilities United States 1.07 Enbridge Inc. Oil & Gas Canada 1.01 CSX Corp. Industrial Goods & Services United States 1.00 Duke Energy Corp. Utilities United States 1.00 CME Group Inc. Cl A Financial Services United States 0.99 Progressive Corp. Insurance United States 0.93 Norfolk Southern Corp. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.93 Southern Co. Utilities United States 0.92 Humana Inc. Health Care United States 0.87 Truist Financial Corp Banks United States 0.87 DOLLAR GENERAL Retail United States 0.86 U.S. Bancorp Banks United States 0.84 Waste Management Inc. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.80 PNC Financial Services Group I Banks United States 0.78 REGENERON PHARMS. Health Care United States 0.77 T-Mobile US Inc Telecommunications United States 0.71 Charles Schwab Corp. Financial Services United States 0.68 Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. Industrial Goods & Services Canada 0.67 American Electric Power Co. In Utilities United States 0.64 BCE Inc. Telecommunications Canada 0.62 DOW Chemicals United States 0.61 CENTENE Health Care United States 0.58 Xcel Energy Inc. Utilities United States 0.58 Public Storage Real Estate United States 0.57 SBA Communications Corp. Real Estate United States 0.57 Capital One Financial Corp. Financial Services United States 0.57 O'Reilly Automotive Inc. Retail United States 0.56 Exelon Corp. Utilities United States 0.56 Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. Travel & Leisure United States 0.56 Ross Stores Inc. Retail United States 0.54 CONSTELLATION BRANDS 'A' Food & Beverage United States 0.52 WEC Energy Group Utilities United States 0.49 VERISK ANALYTICS CL.A Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.48 T. Rowe Price Group Inc. Financial Services United States 0.48 Allstate Corp. Insurance United States 0.47 Marriott International Inc. Cl Travel & Leisure United States 0.47 AutoZone Inc. Retail United States 0.47 Cintas Corp. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.46 Yum! Brands Inc. Travel & Leisure United States 0.45 TRANSDIGM GROUP Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.45 WASTE CONNECTIONS Industrial Goods & Services Canada 0.44 Kroger Co. Retail United States 0.43 Eversource Energy Utilities United States 0.43 Public Service Enterprise Grou Utilities United States 0.43 Paychex Inc. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.41 Williams Cos. Oil & Gas United States 0.41 AMERICAN WATER WORKS Utilities United States 0.41 D.R. Horton Inc. Personal & Household Goods United States 0.41 Consolidated Edison Inc. Utilities United States 0.40 Best Buy Co. Inc. Retail United States 0.40 TELUS Telecommunications Canada 0.37 COPART Retail United States 0.36 LENNAR 'A' Personal & Household Goods United States 0.36 DTE Energy Co. Utilities United States 0.35 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ NORTH AMERICA 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) Simon Property Group Inc. Real Estate United States 0.35 REALTY INCOME Real Estate United States 0.35 Avalonbay Communities Inc. Real Estate United States 0.35 Cerner Corp. Technology United States 0.35 MARATHON PETROLEUM Oil & Gas United States 0.34 Dollar Tree Inc. Retail United States 0.34 OLD DOMINION FGT. LINES Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.34 Republic Services Inc. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.33 ALEXANDRIA RLST.EQTIES. Real Estate United States 0.33 RINGCENTRAL Technology United States 0.33 Entergy Corp. Utilities United States 0.31 Ameren Corp. Utilities United States 0.31 Equity Residential Real Estate United States 0.31 INCYTE Health Care United States 0.31 Edison International Utilities United States 0.31 FIRST REPUBLIC BANK Banks United States 0.30 Ameriprise Financial Inc. Financial Services United States 0.30 Fortis Inc. Utilities Canada 0.30 Southwest Airlines Co. Travel & Leisure United States 0.30 Discover Financial Services Banks United States 0.30 TRADE DESK CL.A Media United States 0.29 CMS ENERGY Utilities United States 0.29 Vulcan Materials Co. Construction & Materials United States 0.29 CarMax Inc. Retail United States 0.28 Conagra Brands Inc. Food & Beverage United States 0.28 ROKU Media United States 0.27 TRANSUNION Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.26 TRACTOR SUPPLY Retail United States 0.26 Ventas Inc. Real Estate United States 0.26 Pioneer Natural Resources Co. Oil & Gas United States 0.26 FirstEnergy Corp. Utilities United States 0.26 DOMINOS PIZZA Travel & Leisure United States 0.26 Fifth Third Bancorp Banks United States 0.25 INVITATION HOMES Real Estate United States 0.25 INTACT FINANCIAL Insurance Canada 0.25 Quest Diagnostics Inc. Health Care United States 0.25 ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS Health Care United States 0.25 NVR Inc. Personal & Household Goods United States 0.24 Nucor Corp. Basic Resources United States 0.24 SYNCHRONY FINANCIAL Financial Services United States 0.24 AmerisourceBergen Corp. Retail United States 0.24 HEALTHPEAK PROPERTIES Real Estate United States 0.23 EXTRA SPACE STORAGE Real Estate United States 0.23 ESSEX PROPERTY TST. Real Estate United States 0.23 Rogers Communications Inc. Cl Telecommunications Canada 0.23 PAYCOM SOFTWARE Technology United States 0.23 SUN COMMUNITIES Real Estate United States 0.23 BURLINGTON STORES Retail United States 0.23 KIRKLAND LAKE GOLD Basic Resources Canada 0.22 Markel Corp. Insurance United States 0.22 DUKE REALTY Real Estate United States 0.22 Hartford Financial Services Gr Insurance United States 0.22 M&T Bank Corp. Banks United States 0.22 TYLER TECHNOLOGIES Technology United States 0.22 MID-AMER.APT COMMUNITIES Real Estate United States 0.22 Ulta Beauty Retail United States 0.21 BLACK KNIGHT Technology United States 0.21 SVB FINANCIAL GROUP Banks United States 0.21 PEMBINA PIPELINE CORP Oil & Gas Canada 0.21 ALLIANT ENERGY CORP. Utilities United States 0.21 JACK HENRY & ASSOCS. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.20 KeyCorp Banks United States 0.20 Boston Properties Inc. Real Estate United States 0.20 PULTEGROUP Personal & Household Goods United States 0.20 BOOZ ALLEN HAMILTN.HLDG. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.19 Cincinnati Financial Corp. Insurance United States 0.19 LEIDOS HOLDINGS Technology United States 0.19 Darden Restaurants Inc. Travel & Leisure United States 0.19 CITIZENS FINANCIAL GROUP Banks United States 0.19 Metro Inc. Cl A Retail Canada 0.19 HUNT JB TRANSPORT SVS. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.19 1 Based on the last periodic review implementation STOXX TRUE EXPOSURE™ NORTH AMERICA 100% INDEX Components1 Company Supersector Country Weight (%) DOLLARAMA Retail Canada 0.19 EVERGY Utilities United States 0.19 E*TRADE FINANCIAL Financial Services United States 0.19 EXACT SCIENCES CORP Health Care United States 0.19 Regions Financial Corp. Banks United States 0.19 ONEOK Inc. Oil & Gas United States 0.19 SAREPTA THERAPEUTICS Health Care United States 0.18 EQUITY LIFESTYLE PROPS. Real Estate United States 0.18 ATMOS ENERGY Utilities United States 0.18 MOLINA HEALTHCARE Health Care United States 0.18 VICI PPTYS Real Estate United States 0.18 Principal Financial Group Inc. Insurance United States 0.18 MGM RESORTS INTERNATIONAL Travel & Leisure United States 0.18 TD Ameritrade Holding Corp. Financial Services United States 0.18 Annaly Capital Management Inc. Real Estate United States 0.18 PACK.CORP.OF AM. Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.18 LUMEN TECHNOLOGIES Telecommunications United States 0.17 Advance Auto Parts Inc. Retail United States 0.17 ALBEMARLE Chemicals United States 0.17 UDR Real Estate United States 0.16 Lamb Weston Holdings Inc. Food & Beverage United States 0.16 Huntington Bancshares Inc. Banks United States 0.16 FOX CORP 'A' Media United States 0.16 ESSENTIAL UTILITIES Utilities United States 0.16 ALLY FINANCIAL Financial Services United States 0.16 CenterPoint Energy Inc. Utilities United States 0.16 CONCHO RESOURCES Oil & Gas United States 0.16 NEUROCRINE BIOSCIENCES Health Care United States 0.15 WESTROCK Industrial Goods & Services United States 0.15 Loews Corp. Insurance United States 0.15 UNIVERSAL HEALTH SVS.'B' Health Care United States 0.15 W.R. Berkley Corp. Insurance United States 0.15 FNF Group Insurance United States 0.15 VISTRA Utilities United States 0.15 VAIL RESORTS Travel & Leisure United States 0.14 LOBLAW Retail Canada 0.14 CAMDEN PROPERTY TST. Real Estate United States 0.14 Shaw Communications Inc. Cl B Telecommunications Canada 0.14 NiSource Inc. Utilities United States 0.14 Globe Life Insurance United States 0.14 AGNC INV CORP Real Estate United States 0.13 Pinnacle West Capital Corp. Utilities United States 0.13 Cabot Oil & Gas Corp. Oil & Gas United States 0.13 NRG Energy Inc. Utilities United States 0.12 VEREIT Real Estate United States 0.12 ALLEGHANY Insurance United States 0.12 IONIS PHARMACEUTICALS Health Care United States 0.12 LYFT A Retail United States 0.12 UGI Utilities United States 0.11 Lincoln National Corp.
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