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Geneva, May 13, 2009 MSCI GLOBAL STANDARD INDICES The Geneva, May 13, 2009 MSCI GLOBAL STANDARD INDICES The following are changes in constituents for the MSCI Global Standard Indices which will take place as of the close of May 29, 2009. SUMMARY PER COUNTRY and PER REGION: Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Asia Pacific AUSTRALIA 3 2 CHINA 3 1 HONG KONG 1 2 INDIA 3 4 JAPAN 3 4 KOREA 3 1 PHILIPPINES 0 1 SINGAPORE 1 1 TAIWAN 22 1 THAILAND 0 2 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Europe, Middle East and Africa AUSTRIA 0 2 CZECH REPUBLIC 0 2 DENMARK 1 3 FRANCE 1 3 GERMANY 0 2 GREECE 1 0 ISRAEL 0 4 ITALY 0 3 NETHERLANDS 0 1 NORWAY 0 2 POLAND 0 3 PORTUGAL 0 1 RUSSIA 1 1 SOUTH AFRICA 1 1 SWEDEN 0 1 SWITZERLAND 1 2 TURKEY 0 2 UNITED KINGDOM 2 9 Nb of Nb of Securities Securities Region Country Added Deleted Americas ARGENTINA 0 4 BRAZIL 1 5 CANADA 4 4 CHILE 1 0 MEXICO 0 2 PERU 3 4 USA 22 19 ASIA PACIFIC MSCI AUSTRALIA INDEX Additions Deletions ARROW ENERGY GOODMAN INTERNATIONAL Page 1 of 6 MSCI Global Standard Indices - May 13, 2009 © MSCI 2009, All rights reserved. ENERGY RESOURCES OF AUST MACQUARIE OFFICE TRUST PALADIN ENERGY MSCI CHINA INDEX Additions Deletions KINGBOARD CHEM. HOLD(CN) CHINA HUIYUAN JUICE GRP RENHE COMMERCIAL HLDGS SHANDONG WEIGAO GP MED H MSCI HONG KONG INDEX Additions Deletions PCCW KINGBOARD CHEM. HOLDIGNS PACIFIC BASIN SHIPPING MSCI INDIA INDEX Additions Deletions BAJAJ AUTO ESSAR OIL IDEA CELLULAR INDIAN HOTELS CO UNITED PHOSPHORUS TATA COMMUNICATIONS UNITECH MSCI JAPAN INDEX Additions Deletions GS YUASA CORP ALPS ELECTRIC CO MCDONALD'S HLDGS CO JP HASEKO CORP RINNAI CORP NEC ELECTRONICS CORP TAKEFUJI CORP MSCI KOREA INDEX Additions Deletions CELLTRION LG HAUSYS NCSOFT CORP SK BROADBAND CO MSCI PHILIPPINES INDEX Additions Deletions None ICTSI INT'L CONTAINER MSCI SINGAPORE INDEX Additions Deletions STARHUB PARKWAY HOLDINGS MSCI TAIWAN INDEX Additions Deletions CAPITAL SECURITIES CORP PRO MOS TECHNOLOGIES CHICONY ELECTRONICS CO CLEVO COMPANY CORETRONIC CORPORATION CSBC CORP EVERGREEN INTERNATIONAL FARGLORY DEVELOPERS CO FORMOSA INT'L HOTELS GIANT MANUFACTURING CO. GLOBAL UNICHIP CORP MICRO-STAR INTERNATIONAL PHISON ELECTRONICS CORP PIXART IMAGING RUENTEX INDUSTRIES SIMPLO TECHNOLOGY CO SINCERE NAVIGATION TSRC CORP Page 2 of 6 MSCI Global Standard Indices - May 13, 2009 © MSCI 2009, All rights reserved. VIA TECHNOLOGIES WINBOND ELECTRONICS CORP WINTEK WPG HOLDINGS CO YOUNG FAST OPTOELECTRONI MSCI THAILAND INDEX Additions Deletions None AIRPORTS OF THAILAND KASIKORNBANK EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST AND AFRICA MSCI AUSTRIA INDEX Additions Deletions None STRABAG SE WIENERBERGER MSCI CZECH REPUBLIC INDEX Additions Deletions None CENTRAL EUROPEAN MEDIA A UNIPETROL MSCI DENMARK INDEX Additions Deletions H.LUNDBECK DANISCO FLSMIDTH & CO B JYSKE BANK MSCI FRANCE INDEX Additions Deletions FONCIERE DES REGIONS VALEO WENDEL ZODIAC AEROSPACE MSCI GERMANY INDEX Additions Deletions None HEIDELBERGCEMENT Q-CELLS MSCI GREECE INDEX Additions Deletions BANK OF CYPRUS None MSCI ISRAEL INDEX Additions Deletions None AFRICA ISRAEL INV GAZIT GLOBE (1982) KOOR INDUSTRIES OIL RAFINERIES MSCI ITALY INDEX Additions Deletions None BULGARI ITALCEMENTI RNC UNIPOL GRUPPO FINAN PRIV MSCI NETHERLANDS INDEX Additions Deletions Page 3 of 6 MSCI Global Standard Indices - May 13, 2009 © MSCI 2009, All rights reserved. None SNS REAAL MSCI NORWAY INDEX Additions Deletions None AKER SOLUTIONS FRONTLINE MSCI POLAND INDEX Additions Deletions None CERSANIT-KRASNYSTAW ORBIS POLIMEX MOSTOSTAL SIEDLC MSCI PORTUGAL INDEX Additions Deletions None ZON MULTIMEDIA SERVICOS MSCI RUSSIA INDEX Additions Deletions POLYMETAL (RUB) PIK GROUP GDR MSCI SOUTH AFRICA INDEX Additions Deletions DISCOVERY HOLDINGS BARLOWORLD MSCI SWEDEN INDEX Additions Deletions None MTG MODERN TIMES GROUP B MSCI SWITZERLAND INDEX Additions Deletions SCHINDLER NAMEN EFG INTERNATIONAL SULZER MSCI TURKEY INDEX Additions Deletions None ARCELIK FORD OTOMOTIVE SANAYII MSCI UNITED KINGDOM INDEX Additions Deletions FRESNILLO PLC DAILY MAIL & GEN TRUST A RANDGOLD RESOURCES HAYS IMI ITV LOGICA MEGGITT STAGECOACH GROUP TATE & LYLE UNITED BUSINESS MEDIA AMERICAS MSCI ARGENTINA INDEX Additions Deletions None BANCO MACRO B PETROBRAS ENERGIA PART B SIDERAR A TELECOM ARGENTINA B Page 4 of 6 MSCI Global Standard Indices - May 13, 2009 © MSCI 2009, All rights reserved. MSCI BRAZIL INDEX Additions Deletions MARFRIG DURATEX PN GAFISA LOJAS RENNER SADIA PN TAM PN MSCI CANADA INDEX Additions Deletions FRANCO-NEVADA CORP HARVEST ENERGY TRUST OPEN TEXT CORP MDS VERMILION ENERGY METHANEX CORP VITERRA PRECISION DRILLING TRUST MSCI CHILE INDEX Additions Deletions AES GENER None MSCI MEXICO INDEX Additions Deletions None BANCO COMPARTAMOS EMPRESAS ICA MSCI PERU INDEX Additions Deletions BUENAVENTURA MINAS ADR BUENAVENTURA (MINAS) CREDICORP CIA MINERA MILPO SOUTHERN COPPER CORP CREDICORP (USD) SOUTHERN COPPER C(USD MSCI USA INDEX Additions Deletions AIRGAS ALPHA NAT RESOURCES AUTONATION AMYLIN PHARMACEUTICALS BLACKROCK A CAMDEN PROPERTY TRUST CALPINE CORP DYNEGY A CERNER CORP EASTMAN KODAK CO CROWN HOLDINGS FOREST OIL EATON VANCE CORP NV GANNETT CO EDWARDS LIFESCIENCES GENERAL MOTORS CORP FMC CORP HEALTH NET IHS INC A HUNTINGTON BANCSHARES JEFFERIES GROUP LEXMARK INTERNATIONAL A LENDER PROCESSING SVCS MACERICH CO MAXIM INTEGRATED PRDCTS MGM MIRAGE METAVANTE HOLDING RELIANT ENERGY MYRIAD GENETICS SANDRIDGE ENERGY NUANCE COMMUNICATIONS SYNOVUS FINANCIAL CORP PEPSIAMERICAS TEREX CORP RAYONIER UDR RED HAT ZIONS BANCORP SBA COMMUNICATIONS A URS CORP WATSON PHARMACEUTICALS Page 5 of 6 MSCI Global Standard Indices - May 13, 2009 © MSCI 2009, All rights reserved. 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