M&G Index Tracker Fund a sub-fund of M&G Investment Funds (2)

Annual Short Report May 2021 For the year ended 31 May 2021 M&G Index Tracker Fund Fund information

The Authorised Corporate Director (ACD) of and local movement restrictions that have been enacted by M&G Investment Funds (2) presents its Annual Short Report for various governments. M&G Index Tracker Fund which contains a review of the fund’s investment activities and investment performance during the Investment objective and policy up to period. The ACD’s Annual Long Report and audited Financial 27 May 2021 Statements for M&G Investment Funds (2), incorporating all the sub-funds and a Glossary of terms is available free of charge The fund is designed to track the FTSE All-Share Index. The fund either from our website at www.mandg.co.uk/reports or by calling manager has full discretionary investment management powers M&G Customer Relations on 0800 390 390. within the confines of this investment objective of the fund. An annual assessment report is available which shows the value Investment objective from 28 May 2021 provided to investors in each of M&G’s UK-based funds. The assessment report evaluates whether M&G’s charges are justified The fund aims to track the performance of the FTSE All-Share in the context of the overall service delivered to its investors. The Index, gross of the ongoing charge figure (OCF). The return report can be found at www.mandg.co.uk/valueassessment received by shareholders will be reduced by the effects of charges. ACD Investment policy from 28 May 2021 M&G Securities Limited, 10 Fenchurch Avenue, London EC3M 5AG, UK The fund aims to be invested in the constituents of the Index. The Telephone: 0800 390 390 (UK only) fund typically invests directly. (Authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. The fund may also invest in other transferable securities, cash and M&G Securities Limited is a member of the Investment near cash for liquidity purposes, directly and via collective Association and of The Investing and Saving Alliance) investment schemes (including funds managed by M&G). Important information The fund may hold other transferable securities and other financial instruments where these are held as a consequence of Investors will benefit from a reduction in the annual charge having invested in an Index constituent. The fund can invest in starting from 15 February 2021. The reduction in annual charge securities joining or likely to join the index. varies across the M&G funds and the detail was communicated in the shareholder letter dated 15 January 2021. The fund may use derivatives for efficient portfolio management and hedging only. On 28 May 2021 the investment objective, policy, approach and benchmark for M&G Index Tracker Fund were changed. Investment approach up to 27 May 2021 The World Health Organisation declared the COVID-19 outbreak a The M&G Index Tracker Fund is a UK fund that broadly replicates pandemic on 11 March 2020. the FTSE All-Share Index*. The fund holds nearly all of the The COVID-19 pandemic has been an unprecedented event. After companies in the index and closely matches the weight that each an initial period of increased market volatility and uncertainty, represents in the FTSE All-Share Index. there has been a marked recovery in global markets, bolstered by * FTSE® International. FTSE is a joint trademark of the London Stock supportive economic policies from governments and positive Exchange Limited and the Financial Times Limited and is used by FTSE news on vaccines for COVID-19. International Limited under licence. The FTSE All-Share Index is calculated by FTSE International Limited. FTSE International Limited does The ACD continues to monitor the ongoing operational risks that not sponsor, endorse or promote these products. All copyright in the index values and constituent lists rests with FTSE International Limited. are posed to the Company and its service providers due to global M&G Securities Limited has obtained full licence from FTSE International Limited to use such copyright in the creation of this product.

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Investment approach from 28 May 2021 The fund is passively managed. The Index is used as a target benchmark as the fund aims to track the returns of the Index The fund is designed to track the FTSE All-Share Index. The Index gross of the ongoing charge figure . represents the performance of small, medium and large companies listed on the London ’s main market. Although the fund's holdings will be predominantly or entirely comprised of benchmark constituents, the weights held in the ThefundusesastratifiedsamplingmethodtotracktheIndexand fund may deviate from the weights of the benchmark's therefore may not hold all the Index constituents. constituents. The fund will normally hold all of the largest securities in the Index, For unhedged and hedged share classes, the benchmark is shown as well as a selection of the remaining smaller securities to ensure in the share class currency. that the fund’s capitalisation, sector and industry weights are in line with the Index weightings. Risk profile Using a stratified sampling method may affect the fund’s ability to The fund is designed to track the performance of the FTSE track the Index. There are many factors which do not affect the All-Share Index, which represents a broad spread of UK company Index, but do impact on the fund’s performance, such as shares. Its performance, therefore, reflects the price volatility of transaction costs, expenses and illiquidity of any security. Cash the UK stockmarket and the performance of individual companies. flows, including income and distributions, into and out of the fund may also have an impact on performance as the fund rebalances, The fund holds nearly all of the companies in the index and closely due to the dealing spreads and commission incurred. In matches the weight that each represents in the FTSE All-Share addition, the Index constituents are not fixed, it rebalances Index. The fund’s risks are measured and managed as an integral quarterly, and it may take time for the fund to reflect any changes. part of the investment process.

The tracking method (combining the stratified sampling technique Please note that the risk management policies are set out in full in and the use of derivatives when required for short term efficient the financial statements and notes sections of the Annual Long portfolio management purposes) does not introduce any Report and audited Financial Statements of M&G Investment counterparty risk. Funds (2).

The tracking error between the performance of the fund (gross of OCF) and that of the Index is anticipated to be up to 0.3% per annum under normal circumstances.

Benchmark up to 27 May 2021 Benchmark: FTSE All-Share Index.

The index is a constraining benchmark for the fund.

The fund is passively managed and aims to track the return of the index. The fund's holdings are therefore unlikely to significantly deviate from the benchmark's constituents.

For unhedged and hedged share classes, the benchmark is shown in the share class currency.

Benchmark from 28 May 2021 Benchmark: FTSE All-Share Index.

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The following table shows the risk number associated with the fund and is based on Sterling Class ‘A’ shares. Low risk High risk

Typically lower rewards Typically higher rewards 123456 7

The above number:

• is based on the rate at which the value of the fund has moved up and down in the past and is based on historical data so may not be a reliable indicator of the future risk profile of the fund.

• is not guaranteed and may change over time and the lowest risk number does not mean risk free.

• has changed during this period. From 1 June 2020 to 23 July 2020 the risk number was 5.

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As at 1 June 2021, for the year ended 31 May 2021 pricing method has the effect of moving the single price up or down from the mid-price. Much of the fund’s apparent Performance against objective underperformance was due to a price swing at the start and end The M&G Index Tracker Fund is designed to track the FTSE All- of the period under review. Share Index. Between 1 June 2020 (the start of the review period) and 1 June 2021, the fund’s Sterling Class ‘A’ and Class ‘C’ shares Fund charges – The fees we charge for managing the fund, as produced a total return (the combination of income and growth of well as the costs incurred when we buy and sell underlying capital) of 21.4% and 21.9%, respectively in sterling terms. The investments, will mean the fund’s return after charges is below fund’s benchmark, the FTSE All-Share Index, produced a total that of the index (which does not reflect the costs of investing). return of 22.4% over the same period. Timing – This reflects the fact that the fund is priced at midday For the performance of each share class, please refer to the while the index is priced at close of business day. ‘Long-term performance by share class’ table in the ‘Financial Tracking difference – This refers to the difference in performance, highlights’ section of the Annual Long Report and audited positive or negative, due to the fund not fully replicating the Financial Statements for M&G Investment Funds (2). composition of the index. To give an indication of the performance of the fund, the following As the fund tracks the index, its overall performance can largely table shows the compound rate of return, per annum, over the be explained by market developments during the period under period for Sterling Class ‘A’ (Accumulation) shares. Calculated on review. It is worth noting that, in the global economy, the fates of a price to price basis with income reinvested. individual markets are often closely connected to each other. As a Long-term performance result, the performance and prospects of the UK stockmarket tend to be affected by developments around the world. Share class One Three Five Since Coronavirus remained a dominant theme in the 12 months under year years years launch 01.06.20 01.06.18 01.06.16 review; during the summer a resurgence of COVID-19 in different %a %pa %pa %pa countries, including the UK, led to renewed restrictions and increased investor risk aversion. Minimal progress in the Brexit Sterlingb negotiations with the European Union (EU) also weighed on the Class ‘A’ +21.4 +1.6 +7.1 +4.8c mood. a Absolute basis. The UK stockmarket rallied strongly in November 2020, thanks to b Price to price with income reinvested. positive news on a vaccine for COVID-19. Following regulatory c 27 February 1998, the launch date of the predecessor . approval for a number of vaccines in the UK, a national vaccination Please note past performance is not a guide to future programme was quickly rolled out in December, further boosting performance and the value of investments, and the income from investors’ risk appetite, despite the emergence of some highly them, will fluctuate. This will cause the fund price to fall as well as infectious strains of the virus. rise and you may not get back the original amount you invested. Investors also welcomed the result of the US presidential election, Performance review which was ultimately seen as a supportive outcome for markets There are several factors that can result in the fund and global trade. A source of uncertainty for many months, the UK underperforming or outperforming the benchmark index over and EU finally secured a last-minute trade deal at the end of the specific periods. year.

Price swings – This is a dilution adjustment within the share price, The new year saw early optimism fade somewhat due to the which aims to protect existing shareholders from a dilution in emergence of more transmissible mutations of the virus, leading performance resulting from deals placed to buy or sell shares. This to the imposition of a third population lockdown and renewed

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business restrictions. At the same time, the UK announced a detractors included pharmaceutical companies GlaxoSmithKline £4.6 billion relief package for closed retail, hospitality and leisure and AstraZeneca as well as . businesses. Investment activities In late February, concerns about higher inflation, fuelled by hopes Anglo-Dutch consumer goods firm has simplified its of a rapid economic recovery in the near term, drained investors’ parent company structure, moving from two legal entities into a risk appetite. March saw more positive sentiment, buoyed by US single holding company. In a significant transaction, we bought President Biden’s US$1.9 trillion relief package. In the UK, additional Unilever shares to reflect this restructuring. We funded chancellor Rishi Sunak extended the government’s support this purchase by decreasing holdings across the entire portfolio. measures for the economy. Some of the most significant transactions, which were in proportion to the individual stocks’ weightings in the FTSE All- The UK vaccination programme continued to proceed positively Share Index, involved reducing the holdings in pharmaceutical and restrictions were partially eased in April and May, although the firms AstraZeneca and GlaxoSmithKline, banking and financial emergence of a particularly transmissible variant of the virus services group HSBC and British American Tobacco. tempered optimism to an extent. A number of companies raised funds by issuing shares during the Against the backdrop of business restrictions and population period and we participated in this activity by buying shares in lockdown, the UK economy shrank in the first three months of sports betting and gaming firm , London 2021, but subsequently picked up once restrictions eased, thanks Stock Exchange, Watches of Switzerland, financial services to strong retail spending. However, it remains smaller than before company Hargreaves Lansdown and banking group NatWest. the start of the pandemic. Elsewhere, property development and investment company In other data, UK consumer price inflation, measured by the Hammerson consolidated its shares as part of a capital Consumer Prices Index (CPI) rose sharply over the 12 months to reorganisation. It also raised funds through a rights issue and we April 2021 to 1.5% from 0.7% in the previous month, largely due to participated in this activity. the fact that the annual figure was calculated comparing current increases in prices with falls at the start of the pandemic. Home improvement retailer Wickes Group was spun off from Unemployment levels in the UK dipped to 4.8% in the three builders’ merchant Travis Perkins during the period, with Wickes months to March, compared with 4.9% in the three months to entering the index and portfolio, while the holding in Travis Perkins February. Meanwhile, the UK government has announced an was reduced reflecting its smaller weight in the index following extension to its furlough scheme that pays 80% of employees’ the demerger. wages until September 2021, although from July that percentage In other corporate action, supermarket sold its business in will decrease. Thailand, leading to the return of £5bn to shareholders through a At a sector level, share prices generally declined until the special dividend. November rally, and most sectors subsequently rallied thanks to A number of sales related to merger and acquisition activity, investors’ increased appetite for risk. Industrial metals and mining including security services company G4S, copper miner Kaz stocks in particular fared well over the full 12 months, largely Minerals and bookmaker William Hill, which were bought by Allied reflecting increased demand from China. Other economically Universal Security Services, investment holding company Vostok sensitive areas of the market, including banks and auto & Cooper, and US company Caesars Entertainment, respectively. components, also performed well, while more defensive sectors G4S, Kaz Minerals and William Hill subsequently left the index and such as tobacco and pharmaceuticals lagged. the portfolio. Turning to individual stocks, leading performers included metal and mining firms , and Anglo American as well as banking group HSBC Holdings. In contrast, significant

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Outlook The UK economy is starting to show signs of improvement in the manufacturing and construction sectors, despite having effectively been in lockdown since November 2020. Economic activity has been helped by the successful vaccine rollout and steps by companies to adapt to COVID-19 restrictions and the new post-Brexit environment.

Given the huge increase in household savings during the course of the pandemic, there is expected to be a significant rise in consumer spending once the restrictions are lifted. However, a highly infectious strain of the virus, which was originally identified in India, is causing concern in the UK and further afield and may impede progress.

Longer term, the full impact of the pandemic on the economy may weigh on the recovery as government support ends, while the authorities are also likely to raise taxes to pay for the significant sums spent to bolster the economy.

Richard O'Connor Fund manager

An employee of M&G FA Limited which is an associate of M&G Securities Limited. Please note that the views expressed in this Report should not be taken as a recommendation or advice on how the fund or any holding mentioned in the Report is likely to perform. If you wish to obtain financial advice as to whether an investment is suitable for your needs, you should consult a Financial Adviser.

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Classification of investments %offund The table below shows the percentage holding per sector. as at 31 May 2021 2020 Equities (continued) % of fund a as at 31 May 2021 2020 Industrial engineering 0.67 0.62 a Equities Industrial support services 4.39 4.74 a Software & computer services 1.79 1.90a Industrial transportation 1.46 0.90 a Technology hardware & equipment 0.05 0.02a Industrial materials 0.00 0.00 a Telecommunications equipment 0.08 0.09a Industrial metals & mining 8.25 6.44 Telecommunication service providers 2.19 2.44 Precious metals & mining 0.43 0.47 Health care providers 0.23 0.19a Chemicals 0.93 0.72 Medical equipment & services 0.73 0.88a Non-renewable energy 7.12 8.31 Pharmaceuticals & biotechnology 7.83 10.61 Electricity 0.77 0.71 Banks 8.03 6.94a Gas, water & multi-utilities 2.24 2.58 a Finance & credit services 1.33 1.44a Waste & disposal services 0.05 0.01 Investment banking & brokerage services 3.19 3.06a Unquoted / unlisted 0.00 0.00 Equity investment instruments 6.68 6.23 Equity derivatives Life insurance 3.27 2.71a Equity futures contracts 0.03 0.46 Non-life insurance 1.01 1.02 Cash equivalents b Real estate investment & services 0.59 0.70a 'AAA' rated money market funds 0.54 1.93 a Real estate investment trusts 2.48 2.34 a The comparative sector weightings have been re-analysed to reflect Automobiles & parts 0.06 0.01 changes to the sector classifications. b Uncommitted surplus cash is placed into ‘AAA’ rated money market funds Consumer services 1.32 1.29a with the aim of reducing counterparty risk. Household goods & home construction 1.81 1.57a Leisure goods 0.18 0.14 Personal goods 0.52 0.33a Media 2.83 2.99a Retailers 2.18 1.47a Travel & leisure 3.64 2.77a Beverages 3.65 3.77 Food producers 0.72 0.72 Tobacco 3.22 4.47 Personal care, drug & grocery stores 7.76 6.80a Construction & materials 1.71 1.49a Aerospace & defence 1.52 1.55 Electronic & electrical equipment 1.10 1.02a General industrials 2.00 1.84a

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Top ten portfolio transactions for the year to 31 May 2021

Largest purchases £’000 Unilever 14,641 Flutter Entertainment 1,607 Rolls-Royce 1,355 Hammerson 792 773 International Consolidated Airlines 771 Dr. Martens 415 375 TUI 362 281 Other purchases 6,947 Total purchases 28,319

Largest sales £’000 Rolls-Royce 941 AstraZeneca 902 G4S 862 HSBC 757 730 William Hill 690 Rolls-Royce 683 GlaxoSmithKline 675 Hammerson 663 'B' 559 Other sales 19,133 Total sales 26,595

Purchases and sales exclude the cost and proceeds of ‘AAA’ rated money market funds.

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Fund performance Performance since launch Please note past performance is not a guide to future To give an indication of how the fund has performed since launch, performance and the value of investments, and the income from the chart below shows total return of Sterling Class ‘A’ them, will fluctuate. This will cause the fund price to fall as well as (Accumulation) shares. rise and you may not get back the original amount you invested. February 1998 = 100, plotted monthly The following chart and tables reflect the key financial information Chart date 1 June 2021 of a representative share class, Sterling Class ‘A’ (Accumulation) shares. As different share classes have different attributes, for 350 example charging structures and minimum investments, please be 300 aware that their performance may be different. For more 260 information on the different share classes in this fund please refer 230 to the Prospectus for M&G Investment Funds (2), which is 200 available free of charge either from our website at 180 www.mandg.co.uk/prospectuses or by calling M&G Customer 160 Relations. 140 120 Index tracking 100 The tracking difference between the fund’s investment return and 90 that of the FTSE All-Share Index for the 12 month period ending 80 31 May 2021 was -0.03% (31 May 2020: +0.18%). The investment 70 returns are calculated gross of fees using end of day pricing in 9901 03 05 07 09 11 13 15 1719 21 order to be comparable with the index. Sterling Class ‘A’ (Accumulation) shares* The historic tracking error of the investment return of the fund FTSE All-Share Index relative to the FTSE All-Share Index for the period ending 31 May Source: Morningstar, Inc. and M&G * Income reinvested 2021 was 0.25% (31 May 2020: 0.24%), which falls within the predicted tracking error range of 0.0% to 0.30%. Historic tracking To give an indication of how the fund has performed during the error is a measure of the monthly volatility of the investment period the table on the following page shows the performance of returns relative to the index over a 36 month period. Sterling Class ‘A’ (Accumulation) shares. The differences are due to the fund not fully replicating the FTSE All ‘Performance and charges’ percentages represent an annual All-Share Index. rate except for the ‘Return after operating charges’ which is Fund level performance calculated as a percentage of the opening net asset value per share (NAV). ‘Dilution adjustments’ are only in respect of direct Fund net asset value as at 31.05.21 31.05.20 31.05.19 portfolio transaction costs. £’000 £’000 £’000 Fund net asset value (NAV) 520,437 446,907 511,085

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Historic yields for the current year are calculated as at 11 June 2021.

Sterling Class ‘A’ Accumulation share performance The share class was launched on 27 February 1998.

for the year to 31 May 2021 2020 2019 Change in NAV per share UK p UK p UK p Opening NAV 121.24 135.04 140.68 Return before operating 26.17 (13.19) (4.93) charges Operating charges (0.60) (0.61) (0.71) Return after operating 25.57 (13.80) (5.64) charges Distributions (3.52) (4.30) (5.06) Retained distributions 3.52 4.30 5.06 Closing NAV 146.81 121.24 135.04 Direct transaction costs UK p UK p UK p Costsbeforedilution 0.03 0.02 0.02 adjustments Dilution adjustmentsa (0.01) (0.02) (0.02) Total direct transaction costs 0.02 0.00 0.00 Performance and charges % % % Direct portfolio transaction 0.02 0.00 0.01 costsb Operating chargesc 0.46 0.45 0.53 Return after charges +21.09 -10.22 -4.01 Historic yield 2.37 3.40 3.66 Other information Closing NAV (£’000) 172,876 147,691 188,380 Closing NAV (%) 33.22 33.05 36.86 Number of shares 117,754,852 121,815,006 139,499,585 Highest share price (UK p) 148.40 150.01 143.03 Lowest share price (UK p) 112.93 96.78 122.00 a In respect of direct portfolio transaction costs. b As a percentage of average net asset value. c Following the change in charging structure, you may see variances between the comparative and current year figures.

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We explain below the payments made to meet the ongoing costs These charges do not include portfolio transaction costs or any of investing and managing the fund, comprising operating entry and exit charges (also known as initial and redemption charges and portfolio transaction costs. charges). The charging structures of share classes may differ, and therefore the operating charges may differ. Operating charges Operating charges are in line with the ongoing charges shown in Operating charges include payments made to M&G and to the Key Investor Information Document, other than where there providers independent of M&G: have been extraordinary legal or tax expenses, or an estimate has • Annual charge: Charge paid to M&G covering the annual cost been used for the ongoing charge because a material change has of M&G managing and administering the fund and the costs of made the operating charges unreliable as an estimate of future third parties providing services to the fund. From 1 August charges. 2019, this charge rolls all costs that make up the operating charges into one annual charge. Portfolio transaction costs For every £1 billion of a fund’s net asset value, a discount of Portfolio transaction costs are incurred by funds when buying and 0.02% will be applied to that fund’s annual charge (up to a selling investments. These costs vary depending on the types of maximum of 0.12%). investment, their market capitalisation, country of exchange and method of execution. They are made up of direct and indirect • Extraordinary legal and tax expenses: Costs that specifically portfolio transaction costs: relate to legal or tax claims that are both exceptional and unforeseeable. Such expenses are uncommon, and would not • Direct portfolio transaction costs: Broker execution be expected in most years. Although they result in a short- commission and taxes. term cost to the fund, generally they can deliver longer term • Indirect portfolio transaction costs: ‘Dealing spread’ – the benefits for investors. difference between the buying and selling prices of the fund’s • Investment management: Charge paid to M&G for investment investments; some types of investment, such as fixed interest management of the fund. From 1 August 2019 this charge securities, have no direct transaction costs and only the forms part of the annual charge. dealing spread is paid.

• Administration: Charge paid for administration services in Investments are bought or sold by a fund when changes are made addition to investment management – any surplus from this to the investment portfolio and in response to net flows of money charge will be retained by M&G. From 1 August 2019 this into or out of the fund from investors buying and selling shares in charge is rolled into the annual charge. the fund.

• Oversight and other independent services: Charges paid to To protect existing investors, portfolio transaction costs incurred providers independent of M&G for services which include as a result of investors buying and selling shares in the fund are depositary, custody and audit. From 1 August 2019 these recovered from those investors through a ‘dilution adjustment’ to charges will be paid by M&G and rolled into the annual charge. the price they pay or receive. The table below shows direct portfolio transaction costs paid by the fund before and after that • Ongoing charges from underlying funds: Ongoing charges on part of the dilution adjustment relating to direct portfolio holdings in underlying funds that are not rebated. From transaction costs. To give an indication of the indirect portfolio 1 August 2019 charges from underlying funds (excluding dealing costs the table also shows the average portfolio dealing Investment Trust Companies and Real Estate Investment spread. Trusts) will be rebated.

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Further information on this process is in the Prospectus, which is available free of charge on request either from our website at www.mandg.co.uk/prospectuses or by calling M&G Customer Relations.

Portfolio transaction costs

for the year to 31 May 2021 2020 2019 Averagea Direct portfolio transaction %%% % costsb Broker commission 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 Taxes 0.03 0.01 0.02 0.02 Costsbeforedilution 0.03 0.01 0.02 0.02 adjustments Dilution adjustmentsc (0.01) (0.01) (0.01) (0.01) Total direct portfolio transaction 0.02 0.00 0.01 0.01 costs as at 31 May 2021 2020 2019 Averagea Indirect portfolio % % % % transaction costs Average portfolio dealing spread 0.09 0.14 0.08 0.10 a Average of first three columns. b As a percentage of average net asset value. c In respect of direct portfolio transaction costs. Please see the section above this table for an explanation of dilution adjustments.

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