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Massachusetts Financial Services Company

With recommendation of the Disclosure Office dated 8 August 2025, Massachusetts Financial Services Company has been granted easing provisions from the obligation to disclose the direct shareholders according to Article 120 para. 1 FinMIA in conjunction with Article 11 let. b and Article 22 para. 1 let. e and para. 3 FinMIO-FINMA. This recommendation follows a decision of FINMA dated 13 July 2018, which entered into force on 18 August 2022. The recommendation of the Disclosure Office grants Massachusetts Financial Services Company easing provisions until 17 August 2028, including the following: Massachusetts Financial Services Company is not obliged to disclose direct shareholders according to Article 120 para. 1 FinMIA in conjunction with Article 11 let. b and Article 22 para. 1 let. e and para. 3 FinMIO-FINMA when disclosing holdings according to Article 18 para. 1 and 4 FinMIO-FINMA. Regarding collective investment schemes authorized for public distribution in Switzerland, Article 18 para. 2 let. a FinMIO-FINMA is applicable, meaning that the reporting requirements for each collective investment scheme that individually holds 3% or more of the voting rights have to be fulfilled. Any person shall, upon request and without proof of interest, receive information about the direct shareholders within the meaning of Article 11 let. b and Article 22 para. 1 let. e and para. 3 FinMIO-FINMA. Such request has to be addressed via email to the Disclosure Office: disclosure-office@six-group.com. The information will be provided within five trading days from receipt of the relevant request by Massachusetts Financial Services Company. The information will be provided in electronic format with a reference date not older than one month.