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FTSE Developed Asia Pacific All Cap FTSE PUBLICATIONS 19 November 2016 FTSE Developed Asia Pacific All Cap Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 September 2016 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) 13 Holdings <0.005 HONG KONG Anest Iwata 0.01 JAPAN AWE <0.005 AUSTRALIA 360 Capital Industrial Fund 0.01 AUSTRALIA Anicom Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Axial Retailing 0.01 JAPAN 3S Korea <0.005 KOREA Anritsu 0.01 JAPAN Azbil Corp. 0.04 JAPAN 77 Bank 0.02 JAPAN Ansell 0.04 AUSTRALIA Bandai Namco Holdings 0.1 JAPAN a2 Milk 0.02 NEW Anton Oilfield Services <0.005 HONG KONG Bando Chem Inds 0.01 JAPAN ZEALAND AOI Electronics <0.005 JAPAN Bank of East Asia 0.08 HONG KONG AAC Technologies Holdings 0.12 HONG KONG Aoki Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Bank of Iwate 0.01 JAPAN Abacus Property Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Aomori Bank 0.01 JAPAN Bank of Kyoto 0.04 JAPAN ABC-Mart 0.03 JAPAN Aoyama Trading 0.03 JAPAN Bank of Nagoya 0.01 JAPAN Able C&C <0.005 KOREA Aozora Bank 0.07 JAPAN Bank of Okinawa 0.01 JAPAN Accordia Golf 0.01 JAPAN APA Group 0.12 AUSTRALIA Bank of Queensland Ltd. 0.05 AUSTRALIA Accordia Golf Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Aplus Financial <0.005 JAPAN Bank of Ryukyus 0.01 JAPAN Achilles <0.005 JAPAN APN News & Media 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bank of Saga 0.01 JAPAN Acom 0.03 JAPAN APN Outdoor Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bapcor 0.02 AUSTRALIA Aconex 0.01 AUSTRALIA Apt Satellite <0.005 HONG KONG Beach Energy 0.01 AUSTRALIA Acrux <0.005 AUSTRALIA ARA Asset Management 0.01 SINGAPORE Beadell Resources 0.01 AUSTRALIA Adastria Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Arakawa Chemical Industries <0.005 JAPAN Bega Cheese 0.01 AUSTRALIA Adeka 0.02 JAPAN Arata <0.005 JAPAN Beijing Enterprises Medical and Health <0.005 HONG KONG Adelaide Brighton 0.03 AUSTRALIA ARB Corporation 0.02 AUSTRALIA Group Aderans <0.005 JAPAN Arc Land Sakamot <0.005 JAPAN Belc 0.01 JAPAN Advan <0.005 JAPAN Arcland Service Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Bellamy's Australia 0.01 AUSTRALIA Advanced Process Systems 0.01 KOREA Arcs 0.02 JAPAN Bellsystem24 Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Advantest Corp 0.04 JAPAN Ardent Leisure 0.02 AUSTRALIA Belluna <0.005 JAPAN Aeon 0.17 JAPAN Arena REIT 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bendigo and Adelaide Bank 0.06 AUSTRALIA AEON DELIGHT 0.01 JAPAN Argosy Property 0.01 NEW Benefit One 0.01 JAPAN Aeon Fantasy <0.005 JAPAN ZEALAND Benesse Holdings 0.03 JAPAN AEON Financial Service 0.03 JAPAN Ariake Japan 0.02 JAPAN BEP International Holdings 0.01 HONG KONG Aeon Mall 0.03 JAPAN Aristocrat Leisure 0.13 AUSTRALIA Best Denki <0.005 JAPAN Agabang&Company <0.005 KOREA Artnature <0.005 JAPAN BGF Retail 0.03 KOREA AGL Energy 0.16 AUSTRALIA As One 0.01 JAPAN BHP Billiton Ltd 0.91 AUSTRALIA Ahnlab 0.01 KOREA Asahi Co. Ltd. <0.005 JAPAN Bic Camera 0.02 JAPAN Ai Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Asahi Diamond 0.01 JAPAN Billabong International <0.005 AUSTRALIA AIA Group Ltd. 1.32 HONG KONG Asahi Glass 0.1 JAPAN Binex 0.01 KOREA Aica Kogyo 0.02 JAPAN Asahi Group Holdings 0.23 JAPAN Bing-Grae <0.005 KOREA Aichi Bank Ltd 0.01 JAPAN Asahi Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Blackmores 0.02 AUSTRALIA Aichi Corp <0.005 JAPAN Asahi Intecc 0.04 JAPAN Blue Sky Alternative Investments <0.005 AUSTRALIA Aichi Steel 0.01 JAPAN Asahi Kasei Corporation 0.16 JAPAN Bluescope Steel 0.06 AUSTRALIA Aida Engineering 0.01 JAPAN Asahi Organic Chemical Industry <0.005 JAPAN Bml 0.01 JAPAN Aiful 0.01 JAPAN Asaleo Care 0.01 AUSTRALIA BNK Financial Group 0.04 KOREA Ain Pharmaciez 0.03 JAPAN Asatsu-DK 0.01 JAPAN BOC Hong Kong (Holdings) 0.2 HONG KONG Ainsworth Game Technology Ltd <0.005 AUSTRALIA Ascendas Hospitality Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Boral 0.06 AUSTRALIA Aiphone <0.005 JAPAN Ascendas India Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Boustead Singapore <0.005 SINGAPORE Air New Zealand 0.01 NEW Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust 0.07 SINGAPORE Bradken 0.01 AUSTRALIA ZEALAND Ascott Residence Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Brambles 0.24 AUSTRALIA Air Water 0.05 JAPAN Asian Pay Television Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Breville Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Airport Facilities <0.005 JAPAN Asiana Airlines 0.01 KOREA Brickworks 0.01 AUSTRALIA Aisan Industry <0.005 JAPAN Asics Corp 0.06 JAPAN Bridgestone Corp 0.39 JAPAN Aisin Seiki Co 0.15 JAPAN ASKA Pharmaceutical 0.01 JAPAN Brightoil Petroleum (Holdings) Ltd. 0.01 HONG KONG Ajinomoto Co 0.18 JAPAN Askul 0.01 JAPAN Broadleaf <0.005 JAPAN AK Holdings <0.005 KOREA ASM Pacific Technology 0.03 HONG KONG Bronco Billy <0.005 JAPAN Akebono Brake Industry <0.005 JAPAN Astellas Pharmaceutical 0.54 JAPAN Brother Industries 0.07 JAPAN Akita Bank 0.01 JAPAN Astro Japan Property Group <0.005 AUSTRALIA BT Investment Management 0.02 AUSTRALIA Alfresa Holdings 0.06 JAPAN Asunaro Aoki Construction <0.005 JAPAN Bukwang Pharmaceutical 0.01 KOREA Alpen <0.005 JAPAN ASX 0.12 AUSTRALIA Bumitama Agri <0.005 SINGAPORE Alpha Systems <0.005 JAPAN Ateam <0.005 JAPAN Bunka Shutter 0.01 JAPAN Alpine Electronics 0.01 JAPAN ATGen 0.01 KOREA BWP Trust 0.02 AUSTRALIA Alps Electric 0.07 JAPAN AtlasBX 0.01 KOREA BWX 0.01 AUSTRALIA ALS 0.04 AUSTRALIA Atom 0.01 JAPAN Byucksan <0.005 KOREA Altium 0.01 AUSTRALIA Atsugi Co <0.005 JAPAN Cabcharge Australia 0.01 AUSTRALIA Alumina 0.05 AUSTRALIA Auckland International Airport 0.08 NEW CAC Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Amada 0.06 JAPAN ZEALAND Cache Logistics Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Amano Corp 0.02 JAPAN Aurizon Holdings 0.12 AUSTRALIA Cafe De Coral Holdings 0.02 HONG KONG Amcor 0.22 AUSTRALIA Ausnet Services 0.04 AUSTRALIA Calbee 0.05 JAPAN Amicogen 0.01 KOREA Australia & New Zealand Banking Group 1.01 AUSTRALIA Calsonic Kansei Corporation 0.02 JAPAN AmoreG 0.07 KOREA Australian Agricultural 0.01 AUSTRALIA Caltex Australia 0.11 AUSTRALIA Amorepacific Corp 0.18 KOREA Australian Pharmaceutical Industries 0.01 AUSTRALIA Cambridge Industrial Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Amorepacific Pfd. 0.03 KOREA Autobacs 0.02 JAPAN Canon 0.5 JAPAN AMP 0.2 AUSTRALIA Automotive Holdings Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Canon Electronics <0.005 JAPAN Amuse Inc <0.005 JAPAN Aveo Group 0.02 AUSTRALIA Canon Marketing Japan 0.01 JAPAN AMVIG Holdings <0.005 HONG KONG Avex Group Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Canvest Environmental Protection Group 0.01 HONG KONG ANA Holdings 0.05 JAPAN Awa Bank 0.02 JAPAN Capcom Co Ltd 0.02 JAPAN Source: FTSE Group 1 of 9 19 November 2016 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) Capitaland 0.1 SINGAPORE Cochlear 0.1 AUSTRALIA Dawonsys <0.005 KOREA CapitaLand Commercial Trust 0.04 SINGAPORE cocokara fine 0.01 JAPAN DBS Group Holdings 0.33 SINGAPORE CapitaLand Mall Trust 0.07 SINGAPORE Collins Foods 0.01 AUSTRALIA DCM Holdings 0.01 JAPAN CapitaLand Retail China Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE COLOPL 0.01 JAPAN Decmil Group Ltd <0.005 AUSTRALIA Management Colowide 0.02 JAPAN DeNA 0.06 JAPAN Capitol Health <0.005 AUSTRALIA Com2uSCorp 0.01 KOREA Denki Kagaku Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha 0.03 JAPAN Cardno <0.005 AUSTRALIA ComfortDelGro 0.07 SINGAPORE Denki Kogyo <0.005 JAPAN Caregen 0.01 KOREA Commonwealth Bank of Australia 1.55 AUSTRALIA Denso Corporation 0.33 JAPAN carsales.com.au Ltd 0.03 AUSTRALIA Computershare 0.06 AUSTRALIA Dentsu Inc 0.18 JAPAN Cash Converters International <0.005 AUSTRALIA Comsys Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Denyo <0.005 JAPAN Casio Computer Co 0.05 JAPAN Concordia Financial Group 0.09 JAPAN Descente 0.01 JAPAN Cathay Pacific Airways 0.02 HONG KONG CONEXIO <0.005 JAPAN Dexerials 0.01 JAPAN Cawachi <0.005 JAPAN Contact Energy 0.04 NEW Dexus Property Group 0.11 AUSTRALIA CDL Hospitality Trusts 0.01 SINGAPORE ZEALAND DGB Financial Group 0.02 KOREA Cedar Woods Properties <0.005 AUSTRALIA Convoy Financial Holdings 0.01 HONG KONG DIC 0.04 JAPAN Cell Biotech <0.005 KOREA COOKPAD 0.01 JAPAN Digital Arts <0.005 JAPAN Celltrion Inc 0.12 KOREA Coreana Cosmetics <0.005 KOREA DIO Corp 0.01 KOREA Cellumed 0.01 KOREA Corona <0.005 JAPAN Dip 0.01 JAPAN Central Glass 0.01 JAPAN Corporate Travel Management 0.01 AUSTRALIA Disco 0.05 JAPAN Central Japan Railway 0.51 JAPAN Cosco Corp <0.005 SINGAPORE DMG Mori Seiki 0.02 JAPAN Century Tokyo Leasing 0.03 JAPAN Cosel <0.005 JAPAN Domino's Pizza Enterprises 0.06 AUSTRALIA CGN New Energy Holdings <0.005 HONG KONG Cosmax 0.01 KOREA Don Quijote Holdings 0.07 JAPAN Chabiotech 0.01 KOREA Cosmax BTI <0.005 KOREA Dong-A Socio Holdings 0.01 KOREA Challenger 0.07 AUSTRALIA Cosmo Energy Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Dong-A ST 0.01 KOREA Champion REIT 0.02 HONG KONG Cosmos Pharmaceutical 0.03 JAPAN Dongbu HiTek 0.01 KOREA Charter Hall Group 0.02 AUSTRALIA COSON <0.005 KOREA Dongbu Insurance 0.05 KOREA Charter Hall Retail REIT 0.02 AUSTRALIA Costa Group Holdings 0.01 AUSTRALIA Dongbu Sec <0.005 KOREA Cheil Worldwide 0.02 KOREA Cover-More Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA DongKook Pharmaceutical <0.005 KOREA Cheung Kong Infrastructure Holdings 0.09 HONG KONG Coway 0.08 KOREA Dongkuk Steel Mill 0.01 KOREA Cheung Kong Property Holdings 0.34 HONG KONG CP Pokphand 0.01 HONG KONG Dongsuh Co Inc 0.01 KOREA Chiba Bank 0.06 JAPAN Create Restaurants Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Dongwon F&B <0.005 KOREA Chiba Kogyo Bank <0.005 JAPAN Create S.D Holding 0.01 JAPAN Dongwon Industries 0.01 KOREA Chimney <0.005 JAPAN Credit Corp Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Doosan 0.02 KOREA China Aerospace <0.005 HONG KONG Credit Saison 0.04 JAPAN Doosan Engine <0.005 KOREA China Baoli Technologies Holdings 0.02 HONG KONG Croesus Retail Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Doosan Heavy Industries and 0.02 KOREA China Everbright Water <0.005 SINGAPORE Cromwell Property Group 0.02 AUSTRALIA Construction China Financial International Investments <0.005 HONG KONG Crown Confectionery <0.005 KOREA Doosan Infracore 0.02 KOREA China Goldjoy Group 0.02 HONG KONG Crown Resorts 0.06 AUSTRALIA Doshisha 0.01 JAPAN China Harmony New Energy Auto 0.01 HONG KONG Crucialtec <0.005 KOREA Doubleugames <0.005 KOREA Holding CrystalGenomics 0.01 KOREA Doutor Nichires Holdings 0.01 JAPAN China Healthcare Enterprise Group <0.005 HONG KONG CSG <0.005 AUSTRALIA Dowa Holdings 0.03 JAPAN China Huarong Energy <0.005 HONG KONG CSL 0.62 AUSTRALIA Downer Group 0.03 AUSTRALIA China Innovative Finance Group 0.01 HONG KONG CSR 0.02 AUSTRALIA Dr.
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