CNNE: 1Q26 review; Still awaiting on further portfolio monetizations

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CNNE: 1Q26 review; Still awaiting on further portfolio monetizations

Cannae Holdings Inc.

Key sustainability questions

This section is intended to highlight key sustainability discussion points relevant to this company, as well as our views on the outlook. Both the

questions we highlight and our responses will evolve over time as the dialogue between management, analysts and investors continues to

advance. We welcome any feedback on the topics.

Our view

What are the most material The most material sustainability issues for CNNE are centered on the social and

sustainability issues facing this governance factors. As a holding company, monitoring the environmental, social,

company? and governance impact of its portfolio companies is the primary tool through which

CNNE can improve its sustainability involvement. Corporate governance, particularly

pertaining to alignment with shareholder interest, has been a primary focus for

CNNE in its sustainability endeavors. The current governance lacks diversity, which

may be CNNE’s most pressing sustainability issue at the moment.

Does the company integrate CNNE is committed to integrating responsible investing into its portfolio

sustainability considerations into its construction process. The Board has various due diligence requirements and

strategy? monitoring procedures that guide its investment selection and corporate

governance. 82% of the Board of Directors is independent of management, and

there are three separate committees to assist with oversight. The Audit Committee

focuses on the integrity of the financial statements and disclosures as well as

oversight of the business continuity and sustainability programs. The Compensation

Committee is involved in reviewing compensation for executive officers and the

Board of Directors.