Proxy Vote Record-October 2019

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Proxy Vote Record-October 2019 Company Name Ticker Country Meeting Date Proposal Text Vote Instruction Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Elect Trent Peterson as Director Against Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Elect Kate Spargo as Director For Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Elect Kiera Grant as Director For Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Elect Simon West as Director For Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Approve Remuneration Report For Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Approve Grant of Options to Mark Ronan For Adairs Limited ADH Australia 25-Oct-19 Approve Grant of Options to Michael Cherubino For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Elect Chairman of Meeting; Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Notice of Meeting and Agenda For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Collapse of Company's Share Classes For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 800,000 Pool of Capital by Way of a Rights Issue Towards Class For A Shareholders Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 7.5 Million Pool of Capital without Preemptive Rights For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Elect Chairman of Meeting; Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Notice of Meeting and Agenda For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Collapse of Company's Share Classes For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 800,000 Pool of Capital by Way of a Rights Issue Towards Class For A Shareholders Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 7.5 Million Pool of Capital without Preemptive Rights For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Elect Chairman of Meeting; Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Notice of Meeting and Agenda For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Designate Inspector(s) of Minutes of Meeting For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Collapse of Company's Share Classes For Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 800,000 Pool of Capital by Way of a Rights Issue Towards Class For A Shareholders Adevinta ASA ADEA Norway 24-Oct-19 Approve Creation of NOK 7.5 Million Pool of Capital without Preemptive Rights For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Amend Articles to Amend Asset Management Compensation For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Executive Director Higuchi, Wataru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Takano, Takeshi For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Oba, Yoshitsugu Against Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Kobayashi, Satoru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Supervisory Director Yamauchi, Hiromitsu For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Amend Articles to Amend Asset Management Compensation For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Executive Director Higuchi, Wataru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Takano, Takeshi For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Oba, Yoshitsugu Against Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Kobayashi, Satoru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Supervisory Director Yamauchi, Hiromitsu For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Amend Articles to Amend Asset Management Compensation For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Executive Director Higuchi, Wataru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Takano, Takeshi For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Oba, Yoshitsugu Against Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Kobayashi, Satoru For Advance Residence Investment Corp. 3269 Japan 24-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Supervisory Director Yamauchi, Hiromitsu For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Executive Director Seki, Nobuaki For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Arisaka, Tetsuya For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Togawa, Akifumi For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Abo, Chiyu For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Seki, Yoko For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Executive Director Seki, Nobuaki For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Arisaka, Tetsuya For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Alternate Executive Director Togawa, Akifumi For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Abo, Chiyu For AEON REIT Investment Corp. 3292 Japan 17-Oct-19 Elect Supervisory Director Seki, Yoko For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Discuss Financial Statements and the Report of the Board Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Reappoint Somekh-Chaikin as Auditors and Authorize Board to Fix Their Remuneration Against Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Reelect Haim Tsuff as Director For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Reelect Eitan Voloch as Director For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Reelect Itamar Volkov as Director and Approve His Remuneration For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Approve Compensation Policy for the Directors and Officers of the Company For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Approve Amended Management Services Agreement with Haim Tsuff, Active Chairman For Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 Vote FOR if you are a controlling shareholder or have a personal interest in one or several Against resolutions, as indicated in the proxy card; otherwise, vote AGAINST. You may not abstain. If you vote FOR, please provide an explanation to your account manager Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 If you are an Interest Holder as defined in Section 1 of the Securities Law, 1968, vote FOR. Against Otherwise, vote against. Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 If you are a Senior Officer as defined in Section 37(D) of the Securities Law, 1968, vote Against FOR. Otherwise, vote against. Airport City Ltd. ARPT Israel 03-Oct-19 If you are an Institutional Investor as defined in Regulation 1 of the Supervision Financial For Services Regulations 2009 or a Manager of a Joint Investment Trust Fund as defined in the Joint Investment Trust Law, 1994, vote FOR. Otherwise, vote against. Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Cancellation of Cancellation Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Authorize Board to Allot and Issue Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Amend Articles of Association For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Adjourn Meeting For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Cancellation of Cancellation Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Authorize Board to Allot and Issue Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Amend Articles of Association For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Adjourn Meeting For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Cancellation of Cancellation Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Authorize Board to Allot and Issue Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Amend Articles of Association For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Adjourn Meeting For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Cancellation of Cancellation Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Authorize Board to Allot and Issue Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Amend Articles of Association For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Adjourn Meeting For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Scheme of Arrangement For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Approve Cancellation of Cancellation Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Authorize Board to Allot and Issue Shares For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Amend Articles of Association For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Advisory Vote on Golden Parachutes For Allergan plc AGN Ireland 14-Oct-19 Adjourn Meeting For Alliance Aviation Services Limited AQZ Australia 30-Oct-19 Elect David Crombie as Director For Alliance Aviation Services Limited AQZ Australia 30-Oct-19 Approve Remuneration Report Against Alliance Aviation Services Limited AQZ Australia 30-Oct-19 Approve Issuance of Performance Rights to Scott McMillan Against Alliance Aviation Services Limited AQZ Australia 30-Oct-19 Approve Issuance of Performance Rights to Lee Schofield Against AngioDynamics, Inc.
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