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Statements of Investments (Unaudited) Statements of Investments (unaudited) Franklin Allocation VIP Fund �������������������������������������������������2 Franklin Flex Cap Growth VIP Fund ������������������������������������29 Franklin Global Real Estate VIP Fund ���������������������������������32 Franklin Growth and Income VIP Fund �������������������������������35 Franklin Income VIP Fund ���������������������������������������������������40 Franklin Large Cap Growth VIP Fund ���������������������������������49 Franklin Mutual Global Discovery VIP Fund ������������������������54 Franklin Mutual Shares VIP Fund ����������������������������������������61 Franklin Rising Dividends VIP Fund ������������������������������������67 Franklin Small Cap Value VIP Fund ������������������������������������70 Franklin Small-Mid Cap Growth VIP Fund ���������������������������74 Franklin Strategic Income VIP Fund ������������������������������������79 Franklin U.S. Government Securities VIP Fund ����������������103 Franklin VolSmart Allocation VIP Fund ������������������������������107 Templeton Developing Markets VIP Fund �������������������������116 Templeton Foreign VIP Fund ���������������������������������������������120 Templeton Global Bond VIP Fund �������������������������������������124 Templeton Growth VIP Fund ���������������������������������������������136 Notes to Financial Statements ������������������������������������������140 Not FDIC Insured May Lose Value No Bank Guarantee VIP-Q1PH 1 FRANKLIN TEMPLETON VARIABLE INSURANCE PRODUCTS TRUST Statement of Investments (unaudited), March 31, 2021 Franklin Allocation VIP Fund a a Country Shares a Value a a a a a a Common Stocks 58.6% Aerospace & Defense 1.4% BAE Systems plc...................................... United Kingdom 82,587 $575,059 BWX Technologies, Inc.................................. United States 7,533 496,726 Dassault Aviation SA.................................... France 349 388,074 General Dynamics Corp.................................. United States 4,400 798,864 Huntington Ingalls Industries, Inc........................... United States 2,071 426,315 Lockheed Martin Corp................................... United States 5,904 2,181,528 aMercury Systems, Inc.................................... United States 4,300 303,795 MTU Aero Engines AG.................................. Germany 6,700 1,578,161 Northrop Grumman Corp................................. United States 6,103 1,975,175 Raytheon Technologies Corp.............................. United States 32,811 2,535,306 11,259,003 Air Freight & Logistics 0.7% CH Robinson Worldwide, Inc.............................. United States 1,288 122,914 Deutsche Post AG...................................... Germany 13,974 766,560 DSV PANALPINA A/S................................... Denmark 9,200 1,804,465 Expeditors International of Washington, Inc................... United States 1,567 168,750 FedEx Corp........................................... United States 351 99,698 United Parcel Service, Inc., B............................. United States 13,959 2,372,890 5,335,277 Airlines 0.1% aInternational Consolidated Airlines Group SA.................. United Kingdom 153,849 420,548 Auto Components 0.2% aAptiv plc............................................. United States 3,300 455,070 Continental AG........................................ Germany 3,572 472,801 Gentex Corp.......................................... United States 2,418 86,250 Toyota Industries Corp................................... Japan 3,875 346,268 Valeo SA............................................. France 9,679 328,355 1,688,744 Automobiles 0.6% Bayerische Motoren Werke AG............................ Germany 8,169 847,679 Daimler AG........................................... Germany 8,112 723,932 Honda Motor Co. Ltd.................................... Japan 24,400 735,551 Isuzu Motors Ltd....................................... Japan 57,000 612,169 Stellantis NV.......................................... United States 36,189 640,093 aTesla, Inc............................................. United States 1,248 833,577 Toyota Motor Corp...................................... Japan 9,700 754,854 5,147,855 Banks 1.8% Associated Banc-Corp................................... United States 299 6,381 Bank of America Corp................................... United States 4,198 162,421 Barclays plc.......................................... United Kingdom 164,265 420,609 aBNP Paribas SA....................................... France 18,023 1,098,035 Citigroup, Inc.......................................... United States 1,366 99,377 Citizens Financial Group, Inc.............................. United States 19,245 849,667 Commonwealth Bank of Australia.......................... Australia 9,451 620,125 DBS Group Holdings Ltd................................. Singapore 2,700 57,894 Fifth Third Bancorp..................................... United States 2,630 98,493 aFinecoBank Banca Fineco SpA............................ Italy 95,071 1,555,208 ING Groep NV........................................ Netherlands 127,746 1,560,168 JPMorgan Chase & Co................................... United States 7,762 1,181,609 Kasikornbank PCL..................................... Thailand 122,592 570,445 KB Financial Group, Inc.................................. South Korea 18,347 907,426 KeyCorp............................................. United States 31,236 624,095 2 Quarterly Statement of Investments See Notes to Statements of Investments. FRANKLIN TEMPLETON VARIABLE INSURANCE PRODUCTS TRUST STATEMENT OF INVESTMENTS (UNAUDITED) Franklin Allocation VIP Fund (continued) a a Country Shares a Value a a a a a a Common Stocks (continued) Banks (continued) People's United Financial, Inc.............................. United States 6,489 $116,153 Regions Financial Corp.................................. United States 33,113 684,115 Shinhan Financial Group Co. Ltd........................... South Korea 20,704 690,015 Standard Chartered plc.................................. United Kingdom 139,109 957,702 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc........................ Japan 26,700 967,803 Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group, Inc., ADR.................. Japan 96,000 696,000 Truist Financial Corp.................................... United States 1,706 99,494 US Bancorp.......................................... United States 1,758 97,235 Wells Fargo & Co....................................... United States 7,356 287,399 Zions Bancorp NA...................................... United States 1,815 99,752 14,507,621 Beverages 0.9% Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NV............................ Belgium 8,587 539,757 aBoston Beer Co., Inc. (The), A............................. United States 32 38,601 Brown-Forman Corp., A.................................. United States 446 28,397 Brown-Forman Corp., B................................. United States 9,499 655,146 bBudweiser Brewing Co. APAC Ltd., 144A, Reg S............... China 26,100 78,127 Coca-Cola Co. (The).................................... United States 9,781 515,557 Constellation Brands, Inc., A.............................. United States 3,419 779,532 Kirin Holdings Co. Ltd................................... Japan 13,943 267,540 aMonster Beverage Corp.................................. United States 28,929 2,635,143 PepsiCo, Inc.......................................... United States 13,913 1,967,994 7,505,794 Biotechnology 1.4% AbbVie, Inc........................................... United States 18,444 1,996,010 aAlexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.............................. United States 3,033 463,776 Amgen, Inc........................................... United States 8,678 2,159,173 aBiogen, Inc........................................... United States 1,768 494,598 CSL Ltd.............................................. Australia 9,507 1,921,402 aDeciphera Pharmaceuticals, Inc............................ United States 3,100 139,004 aExelixis, Inc........................................... United States 2,296 51,867 aGalapagos NV........................................ Belgium 2,393 184,639 aGenmab A/S.......................................... Denmark 3,400 1,118,203 Gilead Sciences, Inc.................................... United States 8,803 568,938 aIovance Biotherapeutics, Inc............................... United States 2,100 66,486 aMirati Therapeutics, Inc.................................. United States 1,500 256,950 aNeurocrine Biosciences, Inc............................... United States 2,009 195,375 aOlink Holding AB, ADR.................................. Sweden 400 14,400 aPTC Therapeutics, Inc................................... United States 2,000 94,700 aRegeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc........................... United States 1,244 588,586 aVertex Pharmaceuticals, Inc............................... United States 3,607 775,108 11,089,215 Building Products 0.6% A O Smith Corp........................................ United States 3,454 233,525 Allegion plc........................................... United States 4,093 514,163 Cie de Saint-Gobain.................................... France 8,893 525,101 Geberit AG........................................... Switzerland 1,259 801,369 Johnson Controls International plc.......................... United States 18,600 1,109,862 Lennox International, Inc................................. United States 212 66,057 Masco Corp........................................... United States 1,626 97,397 Trane Technologies plc.................................. United States
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