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Geneva, May 14, 2014 MSCI GLOBAL SMALL CAP INDEXES The following are changes in constituents for the MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes which will take place as of the close of May 30, 2014. SUMMARY PER COUNTRY and PER REGION: Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Asia Pacific AUSTRALIA 16 13 JAPAN 36 49 HONG KONG 6 6 SINGAPORE 3 8 NEW ZEALAND 2 2 MALAYSIA 10 12 INDONESIA 4 9 PHILIPPINES 0 3 TAIWAN 32 29 KOREA 16 26 THAILAND 4 6 INDIA 13 13 CHINA 45 25 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Europe, Middle East and Africa GREECE 2 0 SWITZERLAND 4 1 DENMARK 2 2 SPAIN 3 0 FRANCE 8 3 GERMANY 6 1 NETHERLANDS 0 1 ITALY 3 0 NORWAY 10 0 AUSTRIA 2 0 SWEDEN 4 0 UNITED KINGDOM 18 7 FINLAND 0 1 TURKEY 1 10 PORTUGAL 4 0 IRELAND 1 0 ISRAEL 0 3 SOUTH AFRICA 4 4 POLAND 1 1 UNITED ARAB EMIRATES10 0 RUSSIA 2 5 EGYPT 1 0 QATAR 11 0 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Americas USA 97 53 CANADA 19 6 MEXICO 7 0 CHILE 2 3 BRAZIL 8 8 PERU 0 2 ASIA PACIFIC Page 1 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - May 14, 2014 © MSCI 2014, All rights reserved MSCI AUSTRALIA INDEX Additions Deletions BILLABONG INTERNATIONAL AUSTIN ENGINEERING CEDAR WOODS PROPERTIES GRANGE RESOURCES COVER-MORE GROUP LTD KINGSGATE CONSOLIDATED DICK SMITH HOLDINGS LTD MAVERICK DRILLING & EXP ECHO ENTERTAINMENT GROUP MINERAL DEPOSITS ERM POWER OM HOLDINGS GDI PROPERTY GROUP PERSEUS MINING GREENCROSS RED FORK ENERGY IPROPERTY GROUP SILVER LAKE RESOURCES NINE ENTERTAINMENT ST BARBARA OZFOREX GROUP LTD STARPHARMA HOLDINGS PACT GROUP HOLDINGS LTD TPG TELECOM SLATER & GORDON WEBJET VEDA GROUP LTD VILLAGE ROADSHOW VOCATION LTD MSCI JAPAN INDEX Additions Deletions AEON REIT INVESTMENT ACCESS CO ARDEPRO CO AEON FANTASY CO ARTNATURE ALPHA SYSTEMS AS ONE CORP ANGES MG ASHIKAGA HOLDINGS ASAHI ORGANIC CHEMICALS ATEAM ATSUGI CO COCA-COLA WEST CO AXELL ELECOM CO BIT-ISLE ENERES CO LTD CHUGAI RO CO FUKUDA DENSHI CO DAI NIPPON TORYO CO HOKKAIDO ELECTRIC POWER DAI-ICHI SEIKO CO HULIC REIT FUJI OIL CO INFOMART CORP GCA SAVVIAN CORP JAMCO CORP HAKUTO CO JAPAN COMMUNICATIONS HIGASHI NIHON HOUSE JAPAN PETROLEUM EXP. HIOKI E E CORP JAPAN STEEL WORKS HOOSIERS HOLDINGS KINDEN CORP JAPAN ASSET MARKETING CO KNT-CT HOLDINGS CO KONAKA CO KONOIKE TRANSPORT KOSEI SECURITIES CO MARVELOUS AQL KROSAKI HARIMA CORP MICRONICS JAPAN CO KYOSAN ELECTRIC MFG CO MIXI LIFENET INSURANCE CO NAKANISHI MEDINET CO NISHI-NIPPON CITY BANK MITSUI MATSUSHIMA CO OPEN HOUSE NAGAWA CO PARCO CO NICE HOLDINGS SHIBUYA KOGYO CO NIHON YAMAMURA GLASS CO SHOWA DENKO K.K NIPPON CARBIDE IND SOJITZ CORP NIPPON CARBON CO SUMCO NISSEN HOLDINGS CO TEIKOKU SEN-I CO ODELIC CO TOYOTA BOSHOKU CORP ONCOTHERAPY SCIENCE TRANCOM CO OSAKI ELECTRIC CO TSUMURA & CO OTSUKA KAGU UBE INDUSTRIES PASONA GROUP RISO KYOIKU CO SANOH INDUSTRIAL CO SANSHIN ELECTRONICS CO SHINKO SHOJI CO SINFONIA TECHNOLOGY CO SODICK CO ST CORP STELLA CHEMIFA CORP SUMITOMO PRECISION PROD. SUN CORP SYSTENA CORP T RAD CO TELLA MSCI HONG KONG INDEX Additions Deletions Page 2 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - May 14, 2014 © MSCI 2014, All rights reserved ARTEL SOLUTIONS GRP HOLD HKR INTERNATIONAL HOPEWELL HOLDINGS MONGOLIA ENERGY CO IGG PALIBURG HOLDINGS PARADISE ENTERTAINMENT PICO FAR EAST HOLDINGS SUMMIT ASCENT HOLDINGS SILVER BASE HLDGS HK TOWN HEALTH INTL TECHTRONIC INDUSTRIES CO MSCI SINGAPORE INDEX Additions Deletions PACIFIC RADIANCE BLUMONT GROUP SILVERLAKE AXIS COURTS ASIA STATS CHIPPAC CSE GLOBAL GEO ENERGY RESOURCES HI-P INTERNATIONAL INTERNATIONAL HEALTHWAY SPH REIT TRANSPAC INDUSTRIAL MSCI NEW ZEALAND INDEX Additions Deletions MERIDIAN ENERGY INST REC MAINFREIGHT THE A2 MILK COMPANY XERO MSCI MALAYSIA INDEX Additions Deletions AXIS REAL ESTATE INV ANN JOO RESOURCES BERJAYA AUTO BHD BIMB HLDGS DATASONIC GROUP CSC STEEL HOLDINGS DKSH HOLDINGS EVERSENDAI CORP INARI AMERTRON HAI-O ENTERPRISE BHD JAYA TIASA HOLDINGS HAP SENG CONSOLIDATED KAREX BHD LANDMARKS PARKSON BHD LION INDUSTRIES CORP SCOMI ENERGY SERVICES PARAMOUNT CORP STAR PUBLICATIONS (MAL) SEG INTERNATIONAL UCHI TECHNOLOGIES YTL LAND & DEVELOPMENT MSCI INDONESIA INDEX Additions Deletions INDAH KIAT PULP & PAPER AKR CORPORINDO INDUSTRI JAMU FARMASI BISI INTL INOVISI INFRACOM BORNEO LUMBUNG ENERGI SILOAM INTNL HOSPITA BUMI RESOURCES MINERALS ELECTRONIC CITY INDONES GADING DEVELOPMENT TBK HEXINDO ADIPERKASA TBK P METROPOLITAN LAND RESOURCE ALAM INDONESIA MSCI PHILIPPINES INDEX Additions Deletions None PHILEX PETROLEUM CORP PHILWEB CORP SAN MIGUEL PURE FOODS CO MSCI TAIWAN INDEX Additions Deletions ADDCN TECHNOLOGY A.G.V. PRODUCTS ADVANCED LITH ELCTROCHM ACTER CO BENQ MATERIALS CORP CAPELLA MICROSYS TAIWAN BROGENT TECHNOLOGIES CHAMPION BUILDING MATRLS BROWAVE CORP CHIEN KUO CONST CO CHENG UEI PRECISION IND CHINA ELECTRIC MFG CHICONY POWER TECHNOLOGY CONCORD SECURITIES CORP CHINA PETROCHEMICAL DEV ENTIRE TECHNOLOGY CO CUB ELECPARTS GLOBAL BRANDS MANUFACT. E-LEAD ELECTRONIC CO HANNSTAR BOARD CORP ELITE ADVANCED LASER HOLIDAY ENTERTAINMENT CO Page 3 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - May 14, 2014 © MSCI 2014, All rights reserved FENG HSIN IRON & STEEL HSIN KUANG STEEL CO FOCALTECH CORPORATION INTEGRATED MEMORY LOGIC ISSC TECHNOLOGIES CORP JESS-LINK PRODUCTS CO KUO TOONG INTL KINKO OPTICAL CO LEE CHANG YUNG CHEM IND KOBIN ENVIRONMNTL ENTER LOTUS PHARMACEUTICAL L&K ENGINEERING CO LUNG YEN CO LES ENPHANTS CO MACAUTO INDUSTRIAL PACIFIC HOSPITAL SUPPLY NAK SEALING TECHNOLOGY PHIHONG TECHNOLOGY CO NAN KANG RUBBER TIRE CO POWER QUOTIENT INT'L ON BRIGHT ELECTRONICS SESODA CORP POSIFLEX TAINAN ENTERPRISES CO SILERGY CORP TAISUN ENTERPRISE CO TAIGEN BIOPHARMACEUTICAL TAIYEN BIOTECH CO TAIWAN SEMICONDUCTOR CO TOPCO TECHNOLOGIES TOPKEY CORP VE WONG CORP TSC AUTO ID TECHNOLOGY WAFER WORKS CORP TWI PHARMACEUTICALS YOUNG FAST OPTOELECTRONI USUN TECHNOLOGY WAN HAI LINES YUNGSHIN CONSTR & DEVLPT MSCI KOREA INDEX Additions Deletions AJ RENT A CAR CELLTRION PHARM CJ HELLOVISION CHONG KUN DANG HOLDINGS FARMSCO CNK INTERNATIONAL CO HALIM HOLDINGS CO COSMAX BTI HYUNDAI BNG STEEL DONGJIN SEMICHEM CO HYUNDAI ELEVATOR CO DONGKUK INDUSTRIES CO HYUNDAI SECURITIES CO FLEXCOM HYUNDAI SECURITIES PFD HANALL BIOPHARMA INTERPARK INT CORP HOTEL SHILLA CO KGMOBILIANS CO ICD KOREA LINE INFRAWARE NATURALENDO TECH CO LTD INKTEC CO NHN ENTERTAINMENT CORP KTB INVESTMENT & SEC CO PULMUONE HOLDINGS CO KUMHO ELECTRIC SEOWONINTECH MELFAS SUNDAYTOZ CORP MNTECH CO NEXOLON OPTRON TEC PARADISE CO PHARMICELL CO S MAC SIGNETICS STS SEMICOND & TEL STX ENGINE CO UJU ELECTRONICS CO UNISON CO MSCI THAILAND INDEX Additions Deletions BJC HEAVY INDUSTRIES BUMRUNGRAD HOSPITAL PUB MEGA LIFESCIENCES G STEEL PCL NAMYONG TERMINAL GMM GRAMMY TOYO THAI CORP PCL SRITHAI SUPERWARE PUB THAI UNION FROZEN PROD UNION MOSAIC INDUSTRY MSCI INDIA INDEX Additions Deletions BAJAJ CORP ALOK INDUSTRIES COROMANDEL INTERNATIONAL AUROBINDO PHARMA ENGINEERS INDIA CHAMBAL FERTIL. & CHEM ESS DEE ALUMINIUM CHOLAMANDALAM INV & FIN INDIAN BANK EICHER MOTORS JAIPRAKASH PWR VENTURES GLOBAL INFRATECH & FIN KAJARIA CERAMICS GRAPHITE INDIA MPHASIS INDIAN INFOTECH SOFTWARE OBEROI REALTY PC JEWELLER PRITI MERCANTILE SOLAR INDUSTRIES INDIA Page 4 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - May 14, 2014 © MSCI 2014, All rights reserved RELIGARE ENTERPRISES STATE BK OF TRVNCRE(NSE) VA TECH WABAG SUNTECK REALTY (NSE) VAKRANGEE UCO BANK MSCI CHINA INDEX Additions Deletions BANK OF CHONGQING H AMVIG HOLDINGS BEIJING DEVELOPMENT (HK) AVIC INTERNATIONAL HLDG BOYAA INTERACTIVE INTNL BAWANG INTL GROUP CAA RESOURCES CHIGO HOLDING CN CARNIVAL GRP INT'L HLDGS CHINA AUTOMATION GRP CHINA FIBER OPTIC NET CHINA LEASON CBM & SHALE CHINA INNOVATIONPAY (CN) CHINA STARCH HOLDINGS CHINA LOTSYNERGY HLDG CN CHINA TAIFENG BEDDINGS CHINA OVERSEAS GD OCEANS EVERGREEN INTL HOLDINGS CHINA PIONEER PHARMA EXTRAWELL PHARMA(CN) CHINALCO MINING CORP INT FIYTA HOLDINGS B CONSUN PHARMACEUTICAL GLOBAL BIO-CHEM TECH CT ENVIRONMENTAL GROUP GOLDEN WHEEL TIANDI HLDG DONGPENG HOLDINGS CO GREATTOWN HOLDINGS B FIRST NATURAL FOODS HUILI RESOURCES GROUP FORGAME HLDGS INSPUR INTERNATIONAL FU SHOU YUAN INTL KAI YUAN HOLDINGS FUGUINIAO CO H KINGSOFT GOLDIN PROPERTIES HLDGS LINGBAO GOLD CO H GOLDPAC GROUP NEWTON RESOURCES (CN) GUODIAN TECHNOLOGY H SHANGHAI LINGYUN IND B HI SUN TECHNO CHINA(CN) SOLARGIGA ENERGY HLDGS L HONWORLD GROUP SRE GROUP JINTIAN PHARMACEUTICAL WINSWAY COKING COAL HLDG LOGAN PROPERTY HOLDINGS XIWANG SPECIAL STEEL MINGFA GROUP INTL NEXTEER AUTOMOTIVE GRP PHOENIX HEALTHCARE GRP PW MEDTECH GROUP REDCO PROPERTIES GROUP SHANGHAI FUDAN MICROEL H SHOUGANG FUSHAN RES GRP SOUND GLOBAL SPRING REAL ESTATE INV TECHNOVATOR INTL TENWOW INTL HLDG TIMES PROPERTY HOLDINGS TOP SPRING INTL HLD WANDA COMMERCIAL PPTYS WUMART STORES INC H WUZHOU INTERNATIONAL YUANSHENGTAI DAIRY FARM YUXING INFOTECH INV HLDG ZHENGZHOU COAL MINING H ZHONGYU GAS HOLDINGS EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA MSCI GREECE INDEX Additions Deletions EYDAP ATHENS WASUPP. None GEK TERNA MSCI SWITZERLAND INDEX Additions Deletions BURKHALTER HOLDING LEM HOLDING SA CEMBRA MONEY BANK COMET HOLDING EVOLVA HOLDING MSCI DENMARK INDEX Additions Deletions PER AARSLEFF B PANDORA SPAR NORD BANK VESTAS WIND SYSTEMS Page 5 MSCI Global Small Cap Indexes - May 14, 2014 © MSCI 2014, All rights reserved MSCI SPAIN INDEX Additions Deletions CARBURES EUROPE None INMOBILIARIA COLONIAL REALIA BUSINESS MSCI FRANCE INDEX Additions Deletions CGG KORIAN-MEDICA GENFIT ORCO PROPERTY GROUP GROUPE CRIT STE INTERNAT PLANTS HEVE INNATE PHARMA MGI COUTIER NUMERICABLE GROUP PIERRE & VACANCES VALNEVA MSCI GERMANY INDEX Additions Deletions COMPUGROUP MEDICAL COLONIA REAL ESTATE MANZ RIB
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  • Revisiting Australia's Transformation Champions One Year

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