Russell Investments’ policy is to integrate sustainability risks in their investment solutions by identifying, evaluating and managing relevant risks in the investment manager review process, portfolio management and through implementing proprietary solutions. RI believe sustainability risks are most relevant to investment outcomes when they exhibit financial materiality, and, like all investment risks, are incorporated by balancing expected risk with expected reward. In managing investment solutions, RI consider financially-material sustainability risks in the context of expected rewards using a blend of inputs from sources including, but not limited to, investment managers, third-party data sources and Russell Investments propriety analysis. They seek to collaborate with our advisory clients to consider, monitor and manage sustainability risk priorities in our portfolios. Russell Investments has partnered with Sustainalytics as a key ESG data provider in how to measure and monitor sustainability risks (along with other broader ESG characteristics) They currently report ESG and carbon-related information on all products in Russell Investments’ equity universes Russell Investments monitor portfolio holdings using a range of measures. The aim is to identify quantitatively securities that have a higher probability of having high and material sustainability risks.