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Reminder: Analyst Access: Webinar: 2026 Future of Audio | Kannan Venkateshwar & Julien Roch

sustainability credentials

as well as adverse ESG-related impacts of companies and ESG controversies. The evolving nature of

sustainable investing considerations, models and methodologies means it can be challenging to

definitively and universally classify a company or investment under a sustainable investing label and

there may be areas where such companies and investments could improve or where adverse ESG-

related impacts or ESG controversies exist. The evolving nature of sustainable finance related

regulations and the development of jurisdiction-specific regulatory criteria also means that there is

likely to be a degree of divergence as to the interpretation of such terms in the market. We expect

industry guidance, market practice, and regulations in this field to continue to evolve.

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