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Developed Ex UK 2 FTSE Russell Publications 19 August 2021 FTSE Developed ex UK Indicative Index Weight Data as at Closing on 30 June 2021 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) 1&1 AG <0.005 GERMANY Alfa Laval 0.02 SWEDEN Arch Capital Gp 0.03 USA 3M Company 0.2 USA Alfresa Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Archer Daniels Midland 0.06 USA A P Moller - Maersk A 0.02 DENMARK Align Technology Inc 0.08 USA Argenx S.E 0.03 BELGIUM A P Moller - Maersk B 0.03 DENMARK Alimentation Couche-Tard B 0.05 CANADA Ariake Japan <0.005 JAPAN a2 Milk 0.01 NEW ZEALAND Alleghany 0.02 USA Arista Networks 0.04 USA A2A 0.01 ITALY Allegion PLC 0.02 USA Aristocrat Leisure 0.04 AUSTRALIA AAC Technologies Holdings 0.01 HONG KONG Allegro 0.01 POLAND Arkema 0.01 FRANCE Aalberts NV 0.01 NETHERLANDS Alliant Energy 0.02 USA Aroundtown SA 0.02 GERMANY ABB 0.1 SWITZERLAND Allianz SE 0.18 GERMANY Arrow Electronics 0.01 USA Abbott Laboratories 0.35 USA Allstate Corp 0.07 USA Arthur J Gallagher 0.05 USA AbbVie Inc 0.35 USA Ally Financial 0.03 USA As One <0.005 JAPAN ABC-Mart <0.005 JAPAN Alnylam Pharmaceuticals 0.03 USA Asahi Group Holdings 0.03 JAPAN Abiomed Inc 0.02 USA Alony Hetz Properties & Inv <0.005 ISRAEL Asahi Intecc 0.01 JAPAN ABN AMRO Bank NV 0.01 NETHERLANDS Alphabet Class A 1.29 USA Asahi Kasei Corporation 0.02 JAPAN Accenture Cl A 0.33 USA Alphabet Class C 1.25 USA Ascendas Real Estate Investment Trust 0.01 SINGAPORE Acciona S.A. 0.01 SPAIN Alps Alpine <0.005 JAPAN Ascott Residence Trust <0.005 SINGAPORE Accor 0.01 FRANCE ALS 0.01 AUSTRALIA Ashtrom Group Ltd <0.005 ISRAEL Ackermans & Van Haaren 0.01 BELGIUM Alstom 0.03 FRANCE Asics Corp 0.01 JAPAN Acom <0.005 JAPAN Alteogen <0.005 KOREA Askul <0.005 JAPAN ACS Actividades Cons y Serv 0.01 SPAIN Altice USA 0.01 USA Asm Intl 0.03 NETHERLANDS Activia Properties 0.01 JAPAN Altium 0.01 AUSTRALIA ASM Pacific Technology 0.01 HONG KONG Activision Blizzard 0.13 USA Altria Group 0.16 USA ASML Holding 0.48 NETHERLANDS ADBRI <0.005 AUSTRALIA Alumina 0.01 AUSTRALIA ASR Nederland 0.01 NETHERLANDS Adecco Group AG 0.02 SWITZERLAND Amada 0.01 JAPAN Assa Abloy B 0.05 SWEDEN Adevinta 0.01 NORWAY Amadeus IT Group SA 0.05 SPAIN Assurant 0.02 USA Adidas 0.13 GERMANY Amano Corp <0.005 JAPAN Astellas Pharmaceutical 0.06 JAPAN Adobe 0.49 USA Amazon.Com 2.63 USA ASX 0.02 AUSTRALIA Advance Auto Parts 0.02 USA Ambu A/S 0.01 DENMARK AT&T 0.36 USA Advance Residence Investment 0.01 JAPAN Amcor CDI 0.03 AUSTRALIA Atlantia 0.02 ITALY Advanced Micro Dev 0.2 USA Amdocs 0.02 USA Atlas Arteria 0.01 AUSTRALIA Advantest Corp 0.03 JAPAN Ameren Corp 0.04 USA Atlas Copco A 0.07 SWEDEN Adyen 0.12 NETHERLANDS American Airlines Group 0.01 USA Atlas Copco B 0.03 SWEDEN Aegon NV 0.01 NETHERLANDS American Elec Power Com 0.07 USA Atlassian 0.06 USA Aena SME SA 0.02 SPAIN American Express Com 0.19 USA Atmos Energy 0.02 USA Aeon 0.03 JAPAN American Intl Group 0.07 USA Atos SE 0.01 FRANCE AEON Financial Service <0.005 JAPAN American Tower Corp 0.21 USA Auckland International Airport 0.01 NEW ZEALAND Aeon Mall <0.005 JAPAN American Water Works Company 0.05 USA Aurizon Holdings 0.01 AUSTRALIA Aeroports de Paris 0.01 FRANCE Ameriprise Financial 0.05 USA Ausnet Services <0.005 AUSTRALIA AES Corp. 0.03 USA AmerisourceBergen 0.03 USA Australia & New Zealand Banking Group 0.11 AUSTRALIA Aflac 0.06 USA Ametek Inc 0.05 USA AUTO1 Group 0.01 GERMANY Afterpay Touch Group 0.03 AUSTRALIA Amgen Corp 0.25 USA Autodesk 0.11 USA AGC 0.01 JAPAN AmoreG <0.005 KOREA Autoliv 0.02 USA Ageas 0.02 BELGIUM Amorepacific Corp 0.01 KOREA Automatic Data Process 0.15 USA Agilent Technologies 0.08 USA Amorepacific Pfd. <0.005 KOREA Autozone 0.06 USA AGL Energy 0.01 AUSTRALIA Amot Investments Ltd. <0.005 ISRAEL Avalonbay Communities 0.05 USA AGNC Investment 0.02 USA AMP 0.01 AUSTRALIA Avangrid 0.01 USA Agnico Eagle Mines 0.03 CANADA Amphenol Corp A 0.07 USA Avantor 0.04 USA Ahold Delhaize 0.05 NETHERLANDS Amplifon 0.01 ITALY Avery Dennison Corp 0.03 USA AIA Group Ltd. 0.26 HONG KONG Ampol 0.01 AUSTRALIA AXA 0.09 FRANCE AIB Group <0.005 IRELAND AMS AG 0.01 SWITZERLAND Azbil Corp. 0.01 JAPAN Aica Kogyo <0.005 JAPAN Amundi 0.01 FRANCE Azrieli Group <0.005 ISRAEL Ain Pharmaciez <0.005 JAPAN ANA Holdings 0.01 JAPAN Baker Hughes Company 0.03 USA Air Liquide 0.14 FRANCE Analog Devices 0.11 USA Ball Corp 0.05 USA Air New Zealand <0.005 NEW ZEALAND Andritz 0.01 AUSTRIA Baloise 0.01 SWITZERLAND Air Products & Chemicals Inc 0.11 USA Anheuser-Busch InBev 0.11 BELGIUM Banca Mediolanum <0.005 ITALY Air Water <0.005 JAPAN Annaly Capital Management 0.02 USA Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria 0.07 SPAIN Airbus 0.13 FRANCE Anritsu <0.005 JAPAN Banco Santander 0.11 SPAIN Airport City Ltd <0.005 ISRAEL Ansell 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bandai Namco Holdings 0.02 JAPAN Aisin Seiki Co 0.01 JAPAN ANSYS Inc 0.05 USA Bank Hapoalim 0.02 ISRAEL Ajinomoto Co 0.02 JAPAN Anthem 0.16 USA Bank Leumi 0.02 ISRAEL Akamai Technologies 0.03 USA Aon plc 0.09 USA Bank of America 0.55 USA Aker <0.005 NORWAY Aozora Bank <0.005 JAPAN Bank of East Asia <0.005 HONG KONG Aker BP ASA 0.01 NORWAY APA Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA Bank of Kyoto 0.01 JAPAN Akzo Nobel 0.04 NETHERLANDS Appen <0.005 AUSTRALIA Bank of Montreal 0.12 CANADA Albemarle 0.03 USA Apple Inc. 3.78 USA Bank of New York Mellon 0.07 USA Alcon AG 0.06 SWITZERLAND Applied Materials 0.23 USA Bank of Nova Scotia 0.14 CANADA Ald SA <0.005 FRANCE Aptiv PLC 0.07 USA Bank of Queensland Ltd. 0.01 AUSTRALIA Alexandria Real Estate Equity 0.05 USA Aramark 0.01 USA Bank Pekao 0.01 POLAND Alexion Pharm 0.07 USA Arcelor Mittal 0.04 NETHERLANDS Bankinter 0.01 SPAIN Source: FTSE Russell 1 of 9 19 August 2021 Index weight Index weight Index weight Constituent Country Constituent Country Constituent Country (%) (%) (%) Banque Cantonale Vaudoise <0.005 SWITZERLAND Castellum 0.01 SWEDEN Corteva 0.06 USA Barrick Gold 0.06 CANADA Catalent 0.03 USA Cosmo Energy Holdings <0.005 JAPAN Barry Callebaut 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Corp 0.15 USA Benesse Holdings <0.005 JAPAN CenterPoint Energy 0.03 USA Crown Resorts 0.01 AUSTRALIA Berkley W R 0.02 USA Central Japan Railway 0.05 JAPAN CSL 0.17 AUSTRALIA Berkshire Hathaway B 0.65 USA Ceridian HCM Holding 0.02 USA CSR <0.005 AUSTRALIA Berkshire Hathaway -CL A 0.27 USA Cerner Corp 0.04 USA CSX Corp 0.13 USA Best Buy Company 0.05 USA CF Industries Holdings 0.02 USA Cts Eventim 0.01 GERMANY Bezeq <0.005 ISRAEL CGI 0.04 CANADA Cummins 0.06 USA BGF Retail <0.005 KOREA Challenger <0.005 AUSTRALIA CVS Health Corporation 0.19 USA BHP Group 0.19 AUSTRALIA Champion REIT <0.005 HONG KONG CyberAgent 0.01 JAPAN Bic Camera <0.005 JAPAN Charter Communications Inc. Cl A 0.17 USA Cyfrowy Polsat SA <0.005 POLAND Big Shopping Centers (2004) <0.005 ISRAEL Charter Hall Group 0.01 AUSTRALIA D.R. Horton Inc 0.05 USA Biogen 0.09 USA Check Point Software 0.02 USA Daewoo Engineering & Construction <0.005 KOREA BioMarin Pharm 0.03 USA Cheil Worldwide <0.005 KOREA Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine <0.005 KOREA Biomerieux 0.01 FRANCE Cheniere Energy 0.04 USA Engineering Bio-Rad Labs A 0.02 USA Chevron 0.36 USA Dah Sing <0.005 HONG KONG BKW AG <0.005 SWITZERLAND Chiba Bank 0.01 JAPAN Dah Sing Banking Group <0.005 HONG KONG Blackrock Inc 0.22 USA China Travel International Investment <0.005 HONG KONG Dai Nippon Printing 0.01 JAPAN Bluescope Steel 0.01 AUSTRALIA Hong Kong Daicel <0.005 JAPAN BMW 0.06 GERMANY Chipotle Mexican Grill 0.08 USA Daido Steel Co <0.005 JAPAN BMW AG Pref 0.01 GERMANY Chow Tai Fook Jewellery Group 0.01 HONG KONG Daifuku 0.02 JAPAN BNK Financial Group <0.005 KOREA Chr.
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