Tim Herzig

Universal-Investment-Gesellschaft mbH (Invt Mgmt) (Universal-Investment IM) is the investment management division of Universal-Investment-Gesellschaft mbH in Germany. The firm was founded in 1968 and is headquartered in Frankfurt. Universal-Investment IM offers institutional investors and fund initiators efficient administration services, solutions for structuring their funds, securities and alternative investments, complemented by state-of-the-art risk management.

Part of FIL Ltd., FIL Investment Services GmbH is a German company that offers a variety of investment and asset management solutions to private and institutional investors. The company is based in Wiesbaden, Germany. The company's philosophy is to drive positive change and actively approach companies. The company believes that professional investing does not have to be expensive and encourage investors to save on costs rather than returns. The company offers Sustainable Research Enhanced Equity ETFs that provide a cost-effective way to access research-based sustainable investments. Founded in 2003, the CEOs of the company are Claude Hellers, Ferdinand-Alexander Leisten, and Andreas Prechtel.

Part of Deutsche Bank AG, Deutsche Asset Management Holding SE provides asset management services. The company is based in Frankfurt, Germany.

Robeco Institutional Asset Management BV (RIAM) is the Netherlands-based asset management subsidiary of Robeco Europe NV, itself a subsidiary of ORIX Corp. (TYO: 8591, ADR: IX), a Japanese business conglomerate that started operations in 1964. Headquartered in Rotterdam, the firm was founded in 1929 and provides investment products and services to institutional and private clients through locations in Europe, the US, the Middle East and Asia. RIAM is a socially responsible investor which engages in active dialogue with the companies in which they invest about good corporate governance and subjects of environmental or social interest. Their product range encompasses fixed-income, equity and alternative investments.