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Information concerning voting rights policy

Goal of voting rights policy

For us as an AIFM the highest priority is to preserve and handle the interests of our investors. In this context, the AIFM considers it as its duty exercising the voting rights attached to the managed assets.

The goal of our voting rights policy is to describe how and according to which principles the AIFM exercises its voting rights associated with the investments of our managed AIFs at the general meetings. Particular attention is paid to ensure that the exercise of voting rights is in line with investors’ interests and the Fund’s investment policy.

Based on the low percentage of voting rights held an AIF has little influence to the target funds and their management. Typically the quota is far from holding blocking minorities as well as exceeding relevant thresholds
(3 %, 5 %) for securities markets. Moreover in general meetings nearly all voting rights are present. The scope of decisions to be taken is anyhow limited. Instead most relevant aspects are dealt within the target funds constitutional documents.

In very unusual cases, an AIF managed by us may hold shares in operating companies, in particular after a “distribution in kind” from a target fund. It is not intended to hold such investments for a longer term.

Principles of voting rights policy

The AIFM supports all sustainable measures of an active corporate governance policy which increase the long-term value of our investments in the interest of our investors.

In general the AIFM exercises voting rights attached to the managed assets in particular if it seems to be necessary to preserve investors’ interests or to be in line with Fund’s investment policy and always taking into account the resulting costs. Depending on the place of meeting the AIFM exercises voting rights itself or through a representative.

In the event that voting rights are exercised, the AIFM acts independently of the interests of third parties and exclusively in the best interests of the AIF and its investors as well as in consideration of the integrity of the market.

As part of its responsibility for managed client funds, the AIFM fulfills this obligation according to the following criteria:

Investor interests

Each interest should basically have the same voting right.

Quality of management

Members of board (executive board, supervisory board, board of directors) should be competent and largely independent and not subject to conflicts of interest.

Remuneration

The remuneration of members of board should be transparent and linked to the long-term success of the company.

Impartiality of auditor

The auditor, which is engaged for the review of the annual financial statements, should be independent and impartial. Remuneration should be in line with the market standard.

Reporting

Reporting should ensure the maximum transparency regarding business situation and development.

Regarding equity investments

Dividend policy

The dividend policy should be in line with the financial result of the company, the long-term corporate strategy and adequate to industry.

Capital measures and repurchase of shares

Capital measures should increase long-term value of the company. Each investor should have the same right regarding share buybacks.

Complaints Handling

MPEP Luxembourg Management S.à r.l. has implemented procedures for managing customer complaints which complies with the requirements of CSSF Circular 17/671 and CSSF Regulation 16-07 relating to the out-of-court resolution of complaints.

Any complaint concerning the funds or the management company may, together with a brief subscription of your contractual relationship with us, the problem that caused the complaint and supporting documents, be sent to:

MPEP Luxembourg Management S.à r.l.
To the attention of the Compliance Officer
26, route Louvigny
L-1946 Luxembourg
Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg

or via e-mail to compliance@mpep.lu

We will treat your complaint as follows:

• An acknowledgement letter or email will be sent to you within ten business days as of the receipt of the complaint if the complaint cannot be closed before this timeline.
• An update letter or email will be sent to you every four weeks to inform you of the progress of your complaint.
• A final letter will be sent to you to inform you on the outcome of our investigation and the actions taken to resolve the complaint.

Where, in the first instance, you obtained no or a dissatisfactory answer, you may refer to our management board, including the information as above and a detailed and chronological statement of the steps already taken, to:

MPEP Luxembourg Management S.à r.l. To the attention of the Board of Directors 26, route Louvigny L-1946 Luxembourg Grand-Duchy of Luxembourg or via e-mail to info@mpep.lu.

Please be aware that there is an out-of-court dispute settlement procedure with the Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier (“the CSSF”), the Luxembourg financial services regulator.

Where a customer did not receive a response or satisfactory response within one month of a complaint being submitted to us, you may refer your complaint to the CSSF by the following means:

either by mail addressed to:

Commission de Surveillance du Secteur Financier
283, route d’Arlon
L-1150 Luxembourg

or by e.mail at the following address: direction@cssf.lu