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Investing that's powered by technology, enhanced by people. Optimized multi-factor strategy Rather than relying on broad factors alone (like value, momentum, and quality), our approach is defined by 12 to 16 primary indicators and 26 to 30 secondary indicators to create a more sophisticated investment process that seeks to maximize risk- adjusted returns. Avoiding value traps Our multi-factor approach helps to ensure that undervalued stocks also exhibit strong momentum and quality, helping to steer clear of weak investments that can underperform. Dynamic adaptation to market conditions Our factor allocation process shifts with economic changes, allowing us to adapt to inflation cycles, growth trends, and evolving market risks to keep portfolios resilient. Our quantitative investment management process blends quantitative precision, human oversight, and dynamic adaptability in an effort to deliver better outcomes for investors. A differentiated approach to quantitative investing Value 14 primary value indicators 28 secondary quality and momentum indicators Momentum 12 primary momentum indicators 30 secondary value and quality indicators Quality 16 primary quality indicators 26 secondary value and momentum indicators 7

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