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Clearstream Banking Frankfurt Clearstream Banking Frankfurt Participant Name BIC Code Participant Code 3E FUND n.a. 5730 886 AG n.a. 1268 886 AG n.a. 6293 886 AG n.a. 6295 886 AG n.a. 7655 886 AG n.a. 7886 AAREAL BANK AG n.a. 9933 AAREAL BANK AG n.a. 9964 AAREAL BANK AG OPS-B/R AARBDE5WXXX 7065 AAREAL BANK AG, DUBLIN BRANCH C/O AAREAL BANK AG AARBDE5WXXX 7146 ABACUS WERTPAPIERHANDELS- GESELLSCHAFT MBH n.a. 9691 ABACUS WERTPAPIERHANDELSGESELLSCH. GMBH n.a. 8705 ABBEY NATIONAL TREASURY SERVICES PLC n.a. 6109 ABC ARBITRAGE ASSET MANAGEMENT n.a. 9080 ABC INTERNATIONAL BANK PLC ZWGNDL FRANKFURT AM MAIN n.a. 7055 ABN AMRO BANK N.V ZWEIGNIEDERLASSUNG ZUERICH n.a. 9706 ABN AMRO BANK N.V. AMSTERDAM ZUERICH BRANCH ABNZH n.a. 7713 ABN AMRO BANK N.V. FRANKFURT BRANCH n.a. 5826 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 1039 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 1246 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 2026 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 2061 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 3041 1 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 4024 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 4052 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 6196 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 6327 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7120 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7139 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7169 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7184 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7326 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7429 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 7479 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. FTSBDEFFXXX 8586 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. n.a. 9764 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. PIEFR FTSBNL2RXXX 7744 ABN AMRO CLEARING BANK N.V. W/ECC FTSBNL2RXXX 8230 ABN AMRO CLEARING CHICAGO LLC n.a. 5380 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. FTSBDEFFXXX 7135 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. FTSBNL2RXXX 8943 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. FTSBNL2RXXX 8978 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. n.a. 9384 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. FTSBNL2RXXX 8960 RE: EUROPEAN MULTI CL.FACILITY ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. RE: FORTIS BANQUE FTSBNL2RXXX 8698 LUX. SA ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. RE: GMK BRUSSELS FTSBNL2RXXX 8946 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. RE: GMK NL FTSBNL2RXXX 8595 ABN AMRO GLOBAL CUSTODY SERVICES N.V. FTSBNL2RXXX 8977 RE: LELEUX ASSOCIATED BROKERS ABN AMRO SECURITIES TRADING (NETHERLANDS) B.V. n.a. 9115 ACCORD ENERGY LIMITED n.a. 5024 ACON ACTIENBANK AG n.a. 2173 ACON ACTIENBANK AG n.a. 5188 ACON ACTIENBANK AG n.a. 8738 ACON ACTIENBANK AG n.a. 9228 ACTIS IN FRANKFURT GMBH NUR FUER NETZWERK BELEGT n.a. 9411 ADG FINANCIAL PRODUCTS LLP n.a. 5564 ADG MARKET MAKING LLP n.a. 9213 ADM INVESTOR SERVICES INTL. LTD n.a. 5088 ADVANCED ENERGY TRADING GMBH n.a. 5289 ADVANTAGE FUTURES LLC n.a. 5522 AEM TRADING SRL. n.a. 5115 AFS BROKERS B.V. n.a. 9257 2 AGDER ENERGI PRODUKSJON AS LTD n.a. 5354 AGIS GMBH ALLIANZ DRESDNER INFORMATIONS. GMBH n.a. 5094 AHF LLC n.a. 5352 AHORRO CORPORACION FINANCERIA S.V.B., SA n.a. 9145 ALGO EINGINEERING EUROPE LIMITED n.a. 9031 ALGOSPAN LIMITED n.a. 5427 ALL ENERGY TRADING BV n.a. 5119 ALL ENERGY TRADING BV n.a. 5283 ALL OPTIONS HELVETIA AG n.a. 5273 ALL OPTIONS INTERNATIONAL BV ALLARD JAKOBS n.a. 9183 ALLIANZ GLOBAL INVESTORS KAPITALANLAGEGESELLSCHAFT MBH n.a. 9004 ALLIANZ LEBENSVERSICHERUNGS-AG ABT. DARLEHN UND n.a. 5514 REFINANZIERUNG ALLSTON TRADING LLC n.a. 5105 ALPHA WERTPAPIERHANDELS GMBH n.a. 7831 ALPIQ ENERGY SE n.a. 9657 ALPIQ SA n.a. 9573 ALPIQ SUISSE SA n.a. 5103 ALPIQ SUISSE SA n.a. 9582 AMB GENERALI ASSET MANAGERS n.a. 5439 AMPRION GMBH n.a. 5122 ANTON VON BELOW + CO n.a. 3849 ARB CAPITAL LIMITED n.a. 5599 ARB INVEST LIMITED n.a. 5387 ARB STRATEGY FUND PCC LIMITED n.a. 9515 ARCHELON DEUTSCHLAND GMBH FRANKFURTER WELLE n.a. 9173 ARCHELON EUROPE GMBH n.a. 9375 ASSENAGON GMBH n.a. 5335 ASSENAGON GMBH n.a. 5997 ASSET ALLOCATION ALPHA VERMOEGENSANLAGEN CONSULTING n.a. 5941 GMBH ATEL TRADING AG n.a. 5328 ATLAS JMFS INVESTMENT SERVICES LTD n.a. 2889 ATON INTERNATIONAL LTD CITY HOUSE 2ND FLOOR n.a. 5447 ATTRAX SA GENODEFFXXX 6032 AUGSBURGER AKTIENBANK AG AUGBDE77XXX 2074 AUREL BGC n.a. 5177 AUREL BGC n.a. 5298 AXA INVESTMENT MANAGERS DEUTSCHLAND GMBH n.a. 5504 AXA SERVICES AG n.a. 9007 AXPO AG n.a. 5089 3 AXT II LIMITED n.a. 5389 AZIENDA ELETTRICA TICINESE n.a. 5027 B. METZLER SEEL. SOHN + CO. KGAA METZDEFFXXX 7052 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1161 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1162 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1177 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1260 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1262 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1362 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 1363 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2166 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2167 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2180 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2184 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2195 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2270 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2294 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2295 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2301 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 2304 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 3807 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 3831 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 3843 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 4170 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 4180 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 4194 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 4257 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 4285 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6165 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6167 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6170 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6176 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6273 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6287 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 6294 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7620 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7622 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7623 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7624 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7625 4 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7640 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7651 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7658 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7659 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7820 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7833 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7835 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7839 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7844 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7845 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7848 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7858 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7864 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7875 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7876 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7881 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7882 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 7891 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8703 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8713 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8717 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8722 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8726 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8727 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8732 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8736 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8737 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT n.a. 8883 BAADER BANK AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT WERTPAPIERABWICKLUNG BDWBDEMMXXX 7331 BADEN-WUERTTEMBERGISCHE INVESTMENT- GESELLSCHAFT MBH n.a. 9006 BADEN-WUERTTEMBERGISCHE WERT- PAPIERBOERSE n.a. 6798 BADEN-WUERTTEMBERGISCHE WERT- PAPIERBOERSE n.a. 6799 BANC OF AMERICA SECURITIES LTD n.a. 9177 BANC OF AMERICA SECURITIES LTD n.a. 9763 BANCA AKROS S.P.A. n.a. 9297 BANCA ALETTI + C S.P.A. n.a. 9331 BANCA DEL GOTTARDO n.a. 9951 BANCA IMI S.P.A. BCITITMMXXX 8571 BANCA IMI S.P.A. n.a. 9084 BANCA IMI S.P.A. n.a. 9146 5 BANCA SELLA HOLDING S.P.A. n.a. 5516 BANCA SIMETICA S.P.A. n.a. 5132 BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA SA n.a. 5432 BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA SA n.a. 7426 BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA SA n.a. 9707 BANCO BILBAO VIZCAYA ARGENTARIA SA n.a. 9786 BANCO COMERCIAL PORTUGUES S.A. n.a. 9843 BANCO ESPANOL DE CREDITO, SA n.a. 9509 BANCO ESPIRITO SANTO DE INVES- TIMENTO SA n.a. 5536 BANCO SANTANDER, S.A. FILIALE FRANKFURT n.a. 7064 BANK 1 SAAR EG n.a. 5797 BANK CIC (SCHWEIZ) AG CILBS n.a. 7721 BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS n.a. 5670 BANK FUER SOZIALWIRTSCHAFT AG HANDELSABWICKLUNG n.a. 4303 BANK FUER TIROL UND VORARLBERG AG n.a. 9161 BANK JULIUS BAER (DEUTSCHLAND) AG n.a. 5734 BANK JULIUS BAER + CO. AG n.a. 9952 BANK JULIUS BAER + CO. AG JBCZH n.a. 7728 BANK OF GREECE n.a. 7760 BANK OF VALLETTA PLC n.a. 2882 BANK SARASIN + CIE AG SARBS, MARCEL SEINET n.a. 7737 BANK SCHILLING + CO AG n.a. 2047 BANK VONTOBEL AG n.a. 6216 BANK VONTOBEL AG n.a. 7054 BANK VONTOBEL AG n.a. 7554 BANK VONTOBEL AG JVCZH n.a. 7729 BANKERS TRUST INTERNATIONAL PLC n.a. 3067 BANKHAUS ANTON HAFNER KG ANHODE77XXX 2045 BANKHAUS AUGUST LENZ + CO. W/TRICE n.a. 2017 BANKHAUS CARL F. PLUMP WBWCDEHHXXX 3311 + CO AG C/O M.M. WARBURG, WERTPAPIERVERW. BANKHAUS CARL F. PLUMP n.a. 7391 + CO AG C/O M.M. WARBURG, WERTPAPIERVERW. BANKHAUS ELLWANGER + GEIGER KG HANDELSABW. GENODEFFBEG 6033 /ZAHLUNGSVERKEHR - 2. OG BANKHAUS GEBR. MARTIN AG n.a. 2084 BANKHAUS GEBR. MARTIN AG n.a. 4102 BANKHAUS GEBR. MARTIN AG MARBDE6GXXX 6041 BANKHAUS GEBR. MARTIN AG W/EIGENHANDEL MARBDE6GXXX 6217 BANKHAUS HALLBAUM AG n.a. 8034 BANKHAUS JUNGHOLZ ZWGNDL DER RAIFFEISENBANK REUTTE n.a.
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