Common use of Introduction Clause in Contracts

Introduction. 1.1 The management companies Danske Invest Asset Management AS (org. no. 957424775) and Nordea Funds Ltd. (reg. no. 1737785-9) have decided to propose a merger of: - Danske Invest Horisont 50 (org. no. 897 020 122) (hereinafter the "Norwegian Fund"), and - Nordea Plan Balansert Fund (reg. no. 3411137-4) (hereinafter the "Finnish Fund"). If the proposed merger is approved, the Norwegian Fund will be merged into the Finnish Fund as further de- scribed in an agreement between the management companies (the " Merger Agreement"). The unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund will become unit-holders in the Finnish Fund instead of in the Norwegian Fund . The Finnish Fund will be managed by Nordea Funds Ltd. (hereinafter the "New Manager"). The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority has approved the proposed merger, but the merger will only be completed if the unit-holders' meeting in the Norwegian Fund consents to the merger. 1.2 This document has been prepared by Danske Invest Asset Management AS, which manages the Norwegian Fund (hereinafter the "Management Company"). The document contains legally required information about the proposed merger. The purpose of the document is to enable the unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund to make an informed assess- ment of the merger, including when exercising their voting rights at the unit-holders' meeting. 1.3 Please note that a prerequisite for completing the merger is that the Norwegian Fund is classified as a UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) under the Norwegian Securities Funds Act. UCITS is a type of investment fund that complies with common European rules with extensive requirements for inter alia risk diversification, redemption rights and eligible investments. Currently, the Norwegian Fund is not classified as a UCITS, but it has been decided that the fund rules will be amended so that the fund will become a UCITS before the completion of the merger. The amended fund rules have been approved by the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority and i t is planned that the new UCITS fund rules will come into effect just before the completion of the merger (estimated 4 December 2024). The amend- ments in the fund rules will require changes in the fund's portfolio. It is pl anned that these changes will be done as part of the merger process where the Norwegian Fund will sell or redeem all its assets and only hold cash, se e further information regarding the changes in section 12.1 below. The Finnish Fund is also classified as a UCITS, which means that shareholders, after the completion of the merger, will continue to be shareholders in a fund classified as a UCITS. 1.4 The official language of this information document is Norwegian. The English language version is for information purposes only.

Introduction. 1.1 The management companies Danske Invest Asset Management AS (org. no. 957424775) and Nordea Funds Ltd. (reg. no. 1737785-9) have decided to propose a merger of: - Verdipapirfondet Danske Invest Horisont 50 Xxxxxxxx Xxxxx (org. no. 897 020 122986 571 388) (hereinafter the "Norwegian Fund"), and - Nordea Plan Balansert Sustainable Equities Global Fund (reg. no. 34111372944526-45) (hereinafter the "Finnish Fund"). If the proposed merger is approved, the Norwegian Fund will be merged into the Finnish Fund as further de- scribed in an agreement between the management companies (the " Merger Agreement"). The unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund will become unit-holders in the Finnish Fund instead of in the Norwegian Fund . The Finnish Fund will be managed by Nordea Funds Ltd. (hereinafter the "New Manager"). The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority has approved the proposed merger, but the merger will only be completed if the unit-holders' meeting in the Norwegian Fund consents to the merger. 1.2 This document has been prepared by Danske Invest Asset Management AS, which manages the Norwegian Fund (hereinafter the "Management Company"). The document contains legally required information about the proposed merger. The purpose of the document is to enable the unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund to make an informed assess- ment of the merger, including when exercising their voting rights at the unit-holders' meeting. 1.3 Please note that a prerequisite for completing the merger is that the Norwegian Fund is classified as a UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) under the Norwegian Securities Funds Act. UCITS is a type of investment fund that complies with common European rules with extensive requirements for inter alia risk diversification, redemption rights and eligible investments. Currently, the Norwegian Fund is not classified as a UCITS, but it has been decided that the fund rules will be amended so that the fund will become a UCITS before the completion of the merger. The amended fund rules have been approved by the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority and i t is planned that the new UCITS fund rules will come into effect just before the completion of the merger (estimated 4 December 2024). The amend- ments in the fund rules will require changes in the fund's portfolio. It is pl anned that these changes will be done as part of the merger process where the Norwegian Fund will sell or redeem all its assets and only hold cash, se e further information regarding the changes in section 12.1 below. The Finnish Fund is also classified as a UCITS, which means that shareholders, after the completion of the merger, will continue to be shareholders in a fund classified as a UCITS. 1.4 The official language of this information document is Norwegian. The English language version is for information purposes only.

Introduction. 1.1 The management companies Danske Invest Asset Management AS (org. no. 957424775) and Nordea Funds Ltd. (reg. no. 1737785-9) have decided to propose a merger of: - Danske Invest Horisont 50 65 (org. no. 897 020 122999 221 874) (hereinafter the "Norwegian Fund"), and - Nordea Plan Balansert Vekstorientert Fund (reg. no. 34111373411133-41) (hereinafter the "Finnish Fund"). If the proposed merger is approved, the Norwegian Fund will be merged into the Finnish Fund as further de- scribed in an agreement between the management companies (the " Merger Agreement"). The unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund will become unit-holders in the Finnish Fund instead of in the Norwegian Fund . The Finnish Fund will be managed by Nordea Funds Ltd. (hereinafter the "New Manager"). The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority has approved the proposed merger, but the merger will only be completed if the unit-holders' meeting in the Norwegian Fund consents to the merger. 1.2 This document has been prepared by Danske Invest Asset Management AS, which manages the Norwegian Fund (hereinafter the "Management Company"). The document contains legally required information about the proposed merger. The purpose of the document is to enable the unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund to make an informed assess- ment of the merger, including when exercising their voting rights at the unit-holders' meeting. 1.3 Please note that a prerequisite for completing the merger is that the Norwegian Fund is classified as a UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) under the Norwegian Securities Funds Act. UCITS is a type of investment fund that complies with common European rules with extensive requirements for inter alia risk diversification, redemption rights and eligible investments. Currently, the Norwegian Fund is not classified as a UCITS, but it has been decided that the fund rules will be amended so that the fund will become a UCITS before the completion of the merger. The amended fund rules have been approved by the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority and i t is planned that the new UCITS fund rules will come into effect just before the completion of the merger (estimated 4 December 2024). The amend- ments in the fund rules will require changes in the fund's portfolio. It is pl anned that these changes will be done as part of the merger process where the Norwegian Fund will sell or redeem all its assets and only hold cash, se e further information regarding the changes in section 12.1 below. The Finnish Fund is also classified as a UCITS, which means that shareholders, after the completion of the merger, will continue to be shareholders in a fund classified as a UCITS.rules 1.4 The official language of this information document is Norwegian. The English language version is for information purposes only.

Introduction. 1.1 The management companies Danske Invest Asset Management AS (org. no. 957424775) and Nordea Funds Ltd. (reg. no. 1737785-9) have decided to propose a merger of: - Danske Invest Horisont 50 80 (org. no. 897 997 020 122170) (hereinafter the "Norwegian Fund"), and - Nordea Plan Balansert Offensiv Fund (reg. no. 34111373411136-46) (hereinafter the "Finnish Fund"). If the proposed merger is approved, the Norwegian Fund will be merged into the Finnish Fund as further de- scribed in an agreement between the management companies (the " Merger Agreement"). The unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund will become unit-holders in the Finnish Fund instead of in the Norwegian Fund . The Finnish Fund will be managed by Nordea Funds Ltd. (hereinafter the "New Manager"). The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority has approved the proposed merger, but the merger will only be completed if the unit-holders' meeting in the Norwegian Fund consents to the merger. 1.2 This document has been prepared by Danske Invest Asset Management AS, which manages the Norwegian Fund (hereinafter the "Management Company"). The document contains legally required information about the proposed merger. The purpose of the document is to enable the unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund to make an informed assess- ment of the merger, including when exercising their voting rights at the unit-holders' meeting. 1.3 Please note that a prerequisite for completing the merger is that the Norwegian Fund is classified as a UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) under the Norwegian Securities Funds Act. UCITS is a type of investment fund that complies with common European rules with extensive requirements for inter alia risk diversification, redemption rights and eligible investments. Currently, the Norwegian Fund is not classified as a UCITS, but it has been decided that the fund rules will be amended so that the fund will become a UCITS before the completion of the merger. The amended fund rules have been approved by the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority and i t is planned that the new UCITS fund rules will come into effect just before the completion of the merger (estimated 4 December 2024). The amend- ments in the fund rules will require changes in the fund's portfolio. It is pl anned that these changes will be done as part of the merger process where the Norwegian Fund will sell or redeem all its assets and only hold cash, se e further information regarding the changes in section 12.1 below. The Finnish Fund is also classified as a UCITS, which means that shareholders, after the completion of the merger, will continue to be shareholders in a fund classified as a UCITS.rules 1.4 The official language of this information document is Norwegian. The English language version is for information purposes only.

Introduction. 1.1 The management companies Danske Invest Asset Management AS (org. no. 957424775) and Nordea Funds Ltd. (reg. no. 1737785-9) have decided to propose a merger of: - Danske Invest Horisont 50 35 (org. no. 897 020 122org.n o. 000 000 000) (hereinafter the "Norwegian Fund"), and - Nordea Plan Balansert Fund Moderat (regxxx.xx. no. 34111373411157-47) (hereinafter the "Finnish Fund"). If the proposed merger is approved, the Norwegian Fund will be merged into the Finnish Fund as further de- scribed in an agreement between the management companies (the " Merger Agreement"). The unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund will become unit-holders in the Finnish Fund instead of in the Norwegian Fund . The Finnish Fund will be managed by Nordea Funds Ltd. (hereinafter the "New Manager"). The Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority has approved the proposed merger, but the merger will only be completed if the unit-holders' meeting in the Norwegian Fund consents to the merger. 1.2 This document has been prepared by Danske Invest Asset Management AS, which manages the Norwegian Fund (hereinafter the "Management Company"). The document contains legally required information about the proposed merger. The purpose of the document is to enable the unit-holders in the Norwegian Fund to make an informed assess- ment of the merger, including when exercising their voting rights at the unit-holders' meeting. 1.3 Please note that a prerequisite for completing the merger is that the Norwegian Fund is classified as a UCITS (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable Securities) under the Norwegian Securities Funds Act. UCITS is a type of investment fund that complies with common European rules with extensive requirements for inter alia risk diversification, redemption rights and eligible investments. Currently, the Norwegian Fund is not classified as a UCITS, but it has been decided that the fund rules will be amended so that the fund will become a UCITS before the completion of the merger. The amended fund rules have been approved by the Norwegian Financial Supervisory Authority and i t it is planned that the new UCITS fund rules will come into effect just before the completion of the merger (estimated 4 December 2024). The amend- ments in the fund rules will require changes in the fund's portfolio. It is pl anned planned that these changes will be done as part of the merger process where the Norwegian Fund will sell or redeem all its assets and only hold cash, se e see further information regarding the changes in section 12.1 below. The Finnish Fund is also classified as a UCITS, which means that shareholders, after the completion of the merger, will continue to be shareholders in a fund classified as a UCITS. 1.4 The official language of this information document is Norwegian. The English language version is for information purposes only.