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defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting Dividend payment Fees Procedure for dissolution of mutual fund Relaxation of rules Additional rules for guaranteed
units Conversion of a Closed-End to an Open-End fund Amalgamation and merger of mutual fund Procedures in a case of defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting
Procedures in a case of defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting Dividend payment Fees Procedure for dissolution of mutual fund Relaxation of rules Additional
Procedures in a case of defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting Dividend payment Fees Procedure for dissolution of mutual fund Relaxation of rules Additional
defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting Dividend payment Fees Procedure for dissolution of mutual fund Relaxation of rules Additional rules for guaranteed
units Conversion of a Closed-End to an Open-End fund Amalgamation and merger of mutual fund Procedures in a case of defaults of debt instrument issuers Exercise of voting rights in a shareholders’ meeting
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instrument for which the financial and/or structural characteristics, such as a bond coupon, can vary depending on whether the issuer achieves the predefined sustainability/ESG objectives. For example, for an
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