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, MAB's investment policy provides specific limits for the assets held by the company. Our policy is based on the ESG rating established by MSCI and assigned to the various debt issuers. ▪ Conclusion This ESG briefing demonstrates our commitment to

optimization exercises performed on infrastructure debt and decrease of assets under management due to general run-off within the retail portfolio. The absolute Minimum Capital Requirement (“MCR”) evolved in line with the SCR from € 57,5m to € 47,7m

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, MAB has re-oriented part of its investments towards private credit, corporate bonds and infrastructure debts. ▪ Divestures performed to face surrender outflows in collective life and the modification of the investment mix in a growing interest rate

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