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Towers Watson Euro Secure Income Fund

WTW

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European Union, United Kingdom March 24 2023

wtwco.com

Towers Watson Euro

Secure Income Fund

SFDR Website Disclosure

A. Summary

The Towers Watson Secure Income Fund the

(“Sub-Fund”) is categorised as an Article 8 product

under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation

(“SFDR”). The investment objective of the Sub-Fund is to

achieve the Target Return (as defined in the Supplement)

and provide investors with a diverse portfolio of secure

long-term cash flows. Towers Watson Investment

Management Limited (the “Investment Manager”) sets

out here in summary the key information with regards to

the environmental characteristic promoted by the Sub-

Fund and the approach taken.

Environmental characteristic promoted

The Investment Manager intends to reduce the

greenhouse gas emissions of the Sub-Fund’s portfolio

and as a result improve risk-adjusted financial returns.

The Investment Manager intends for the Sub-Fund to

achieve at least a 50% reduction in greenhouse gases by

2030 in its portfolio and continue beyond that time to

further reduce greenhouse gases from the portfolio with

an aim of net zero emissions by 2050.

Proportion of sustainable investments

The Sub-Fund does not commit to make sustainable

investments.

Investment strategy, including due diligence

and engagement

In support of the Sub-Fund’s intention to contribute to

the reduction in greenhouse gases in its portfolio by

2050, the Investment Manager has a variety of related

binding elements in the Sub-Fund’s investment strategy

it pursues. The Sub-Fund has a carbon journey plan

(the “Carbon Journey Plan”) which sets a pathway

towards the net zero ambitions of the Sub-Fund and

is used to monitor whether the Sub-Fund’s portfolio is

on an appropriate long-term trajectory. A Sustainable

Investment (“SI”) Report is also prepared as part of

the due diligence process on Portfolio Managers1. The

Portfolio Funds2 in which the Sub-Fund invests, and the

Portfolio Managers, are assessed prior to investment and

periodically thereafter to ensure that they continue to

follow good governance practices.

Proportion of investments

The Sub-Fund will primarily invest in a range of

Portfolio Funds (including WTW funds), as specified

in the “Investment Policy” section of the Supplement.

All investments (minimum proportion 90%), with the

exception of derivatives and cash (up to 10%), will

contribute to the attainment of net zero greenhouse

gas emissions by 2050 in the portfolio of the Sub-Fund

in accordance with the binding elements of the

investment strategy.

1 Defined as a third-party investment manager or sub-investment manager (being an investment manager or sub-investment manager other

than the Investment Manager) providing discretionary portfolio management services in respect of a Portfolio Fund (“Portfolio Manager”).

2 Defined as a collective investment scheme (and in the case of a collective investment scheme constituted as an umbrella fund, a sub-fund

thereof), or a fund structured through a life policy or managed account, or segregated account managed by a Portfolio Manager in which

a Sub-Fund may invest. Where a Sub-Fund wishes to gain exposure to a Portfolio Fund through a master-feeder structure, the feeder fund

through which the Sub-Fund invests shall be disregarded for the purposes of this definition, provided always that the master fund shall, itself,

be a portfolio fund (“Portfolio Fund”).


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  • Corporate Finance/M&A
  • WTW

Topics

  • Due diligence
  • Carbon neutrality

Laws

  • Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (2019/2088/EU)
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