Annual general meeting 2023

Annual general

meeting 2023

The annual general meeting (AGM)

for Equinor ASA was held Wednesday 10 May 2023.

Time:

10 May 2023 at 15:00 (CET)

Contents of this PDF:

1. Notice of Annual General Meeting in Equinor ASA 11 May 2023

2. Shareholder proposals and board response to Equinor’s AGM 2023

3. Notice of attendance and voting prior to the meeting for Equinor’s AGM 2023

4. American Depositary Shares (ADS) notice of Equinor’s AGM 2023

5. List of shareholders attending the AGM 2023

6. Auditor’s statement regarding coverage of remaining restricted equity

7. Minutes of Annual General Meeting in Equinor ASA 10 May 2023

Notice of annual general

meeting in Equinor ASA

10 May 2023

To the shareholders of Equinor ASA

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

10 MAY 2023 AT 15:00 CEST

Equinor Business Center, Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger

Digital participation is possible via Lumi AGM

Please see more information under “Participation”

AGENDA

1. Opening of the annual general meeting by the chair of the corporate assembly (no voting)

2. Registration of represented shareholders and proxies (no voting)

3. Election of chair for the meeting

The board of directors proposes that the general meeting elects the chair of the corporate assembly, Jarle

Roth, as chair of the meeting.

4. Approval of the notice and the agenda

5. Election of two persons to co-sign the minutes together with the chair of the meeting

6. Approval of the annual report and accounts for Equinor ASA and the Equinor group for 2022,

including the board of directors’ proposal for distribution of fourth quarter 2022 dividend

The board of directors proposes a fourth quarter 2022 ordinary dividend of US dollar (”USD”) 0.30 per

share and an extraordinary dividend of USD 0.60 per share. The fourth quarter 2022 dividend accrues

to the shareholders as registered in Equinor’s shareholder register with the Norwegian Central Securities

Depository (VPS) as of expiry of 12 May 2023. Subject to ordinary settlement in VPS, this implies that the

right to dividends accrues to shareholders as of 10 May 2023. The shares will be traded ex-dividend on

the Oslo Stock Exchange (Oslo Børs) from and including 11 May 2023. For US ADR (American Depository

Receipts) holders, dividend accrues to the ADR-holders as of 10 May 2023, and the ex-dividend date will be

from and including 11 May 2023.

Shareholders whose shares trade on the Oslo Stock Exchange will receive their dividend in Norwegian

kroner (”NOK”). The NOK dividend will be communicated on 22 May 2023.

The expected payment date for the dividend is 25 May 2023.

Proposed resolution:

“The annual accounts and the annual report for 2022 for Equinor ASA and the Equinor group are

approved. A fourth quarter 2022 ordinary dividend of USD 0.30 per share and an extraordinary dividend

of USD 0.60 per share are approved to be distributed.”

7. Authorisation to distribute dividend based on approved annual accounts for 2022

The board of directors proposes that the general meeting provides an authorisation to the board of

directors to approve quarterly dividends for second and third quarter 2023 and ﬁrst quarter 2024 cf. the

Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 8-2 second paragraph. Such dividends will be

formally based on the company’s approved annual accounts for 2022. Equinor ASA will announce dividends

in connection with the respective quarterly results. Payment of the quarterly dividend is expected to take

place approximately four months after the announcement of the quarterly results.

Proposed resolution:

“The general meeting of Equinor ASA hereby authorises the board of directors to resolve the payments

of dividend based on the company’s approved annual accounts for 2022, cf. the Norwegian Public Limited

Liability Companies Act section 8-2, second paragraph.

The board of directors shall, when using the authorisation, make its decision in accordance with the

company’s approved dividend policy. The board of directors shall before each decision to approve the

payment of dividends consider if the company, after the payment of dividends, will have suicient equity

and liquidity.

The authorisation shall be valid until the next annual general meeting, but no later than 30 June 2024.”

8. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor ban the use of ﬁberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms,

commits to buy into existing hydropower projects and conduct research on other energy sources such

as thorium

Shareholder Roald Skjoldheim has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor bans the use of ﬁberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms. And do not replace old ﬁberglass

rotor blades with new ones.

2. Equinor must make a greater commitment to buying into existing hydropower projects, aiming to

upgrade the plants nationwide.

3. Equinor should conduct research on other energy sources, such as thorium.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

9. Proposal from shareholders that Equinor identify and manage risks and possibilities regarding

climate, and integrate these in the company’s strategy

Shareholders WWF and Greenpeace have proposed the following resolution:

“Equinor identify and manage risks and possibilities regarding climate, and integrate these in the company’s

strategy. The company sets targets and implements measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

over a short- and long-term period in line with the target to limit global warming to 1.5 °C, and report to

shareholders on progress against these targets. Targets and measures include the entire supply chain

(scope 1, 2 and 3) and entails an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.”

The shareholders’ supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

10. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and drilling by 2025 and provides

ﬁnancial and technical assistance for the repair of and development of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Shareholder Guttorm Grundt has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor introduces full stop of all exploration drilling for fossil energy resources on the Norwegian

continental shelf and abroad by 2025.

2. Equinor will provide ﬁnancial and technical assistance for the repair and development of Ukraine’s

energy infrastructure with emphasis on energy security and renewable energy worth an average of

NOK 15 billion per year in the period 2023-2027.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

11. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor develops a procedure for greatly improved process for

responding to shareholder proposals

Shareholder Even Bakke has proposed the following resolution:

“The Board of Directors and Group Management shall develop a procedure for a greatly improved process

for responding to shareholder proposals submitted at the Annual General Meeting.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

12. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor ends all plans for activity in the Barents Sea, adjusts up the

investments in renewables/low carbon solutions to 50 percent by 2025, implements CCS for Melkøya

and invests in rebuilding of Ukraine

Shareholder Gro Nylander has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor’s current activity in the Barents Sea ends. Further plans for this area are shelved.

2. Equinor’s gross investments in renewables/low-carbon solutions are 50 percent (up from 30) by 2025.

3. Equinor implements carbon capture and storage (CCS) for Melkøya. The ﬁgures for the company’s price

calculation are published and compared with alternative calculation methods.

4. Equinor invests part of the huge increase in revenues brought about by the war in Ukraine to help

rebuild the country.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

13. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and test drilling for oil and gas, becomes

a leading producer of renewable energy, stops plans for electriﬁcation of Melkøya and presents a plan

enabling Norway to become net-zero by 2050

Shareholder Bente Marie Bakke has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor stops all exploration and test drilling for oil and gas

2. Equinor aims to become a leading producer of renewable energy

3. Equinor stops plans for electriﬁcation of Melkøya. Instead, the possibilities for CO2 capture and storage

must be explored

4. Equinor presents a step-down plan for oil and gas production, enabling Norway to become net-zero by

2050”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

14. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor’s management let the results of global warming characterise

its further strategy, stops all exploration for more oil and gas, phase out all production and sale of

oil and gas, multiplies its investment in renewable energy and CCS and becomes a climate-friendly

company

Shareholder Gro Nylander has proposed the following resolution:

“• Equinor’s management reads up on the suering and death caused by global warming due to fossil

energy, and lets this characterise its further strategy.

• Equinor stops all exploration for more oil/gas in Norway and abroad.

• Equinor drafts a binding plan for phasing out all production and sale of oil and gas in Norway and

abroad as soon as possible.

• Equinor multiplies its investments in renewable energy and CCS.

• Equinor improves its reputation by implementing this, becoming a forward-looking, climate-friendly

company that assumes responsibility for future generations’ health and quality of life.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement and the board’s response is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The board of directors recommends the general meeting to vote against the proposal.

15. The board of directors’ report on Corporate Governance

Pursuant to section 5-6 ﬁfth paragraph of the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act, the annual

general meeting shall review and evaluate the board’s report on Corporate Governance which has been

prepared in accordance with section 3-3b of the Norwegian Accounting Act. The Corporate Governance

report for 2022 is included in section 5.1 of Equinor ASA’s annual report available at www.equinor.com/agm.

The general meeting shall carry out an advisory vote regarding the Corporate Governance report, and the

board proposes that the general meeting endorses the report.

Proposed resolution:

“The general meeting endorses the board of directors’ report on Corporate Governance.”

16. The board of directors’ remuneration policy on determination of salary and other remuneration for

leading personnel and remuneration report for salary and other remuneration for leading personnel

In accordance with section 6-16a of the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act, the board

of directors shall prepare a remuneration policy on determination of salary and other remuneration for

leading personnel. The proposed remuneration policy is available at www.equinor.com/agm.

In accordance with section 5-6 third paragraph of the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies

Act with reference to section 6-16a ﬁfth paragraph, the board of directors’ remuneration policy for

determination of salary for leading personnel (item 16.1) is subject to approval by the general meeting at

every material change and, in any case, at least every four years. The board’s remuneration policy was last

approved by the general meeting in 2021, however, the board has decided to prepare and present a new

policy for the general meeting’s consideration and approval. The decision to renew the policy is partly made

in order to follow and implement developments in reporting practice in addition to implementing necessary

material changes to the policy as a result of changes in the Norwegian State’s guidelines for executive

remuneration in companies with state ownership interest.

In accordance with section 6-16b of the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act, the board

of directors shall prepare a remuneration report for leading personnel. The remuneration report is

presented as a separate report and in note 4 in Equinor ASA’s ﬁnancial statements and available at

www.equinor.com/agm.

In accordance with section 5-6 fourth paragraph of the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act

with reference to section 6-16b second paragraph, an advisory vote shall be held for the board of directors’

remuneration report for salary and other remuneration to leading personnel (item 16.2).

The board of directors recommends that the general meeting by a binding vote approves the remuneration

policy on determination of salary and other remuneration for leading personnel and by an advisory vote

endorses the board of directors’ remuneration report.

16.1. Approval of the board of directors’ remuneration policy on determination of salary and other

remuneration for leading personnel

Proposed resolution:

“The general meeting approves the board of directors’ Remuneration policy.”

16.2. Advisory vote of the board of directors’ remuneration report for leading personnel

Proposed resolution:

“The general meeting endorses the board of directors’ 2022 Remuneration report.”

17. Approval of remuneration for the company’s external auditor for 2022

Proposed resolution:

“Remuneration to the auditor for 2022 of NOK 49,894,487 for Equinor ASA is approved.”

18. Determination of remuneration for the corporate assembly members

The nomination committee proposes that the general meeting adopt the following resolution regarding

changes to the remuneration to the corporate assembly:

“The remuneration to the corporate assembly is adjusted eective from 11 May 2023 as follows:

From To

Chair NOK 137,600/annually NOK 143,700/annually

Deputy chair NOK 72,600/annually NOK 75,800/annually

Members NOK 51,000/annually NOK 53,250/annually

Deputy members NOK 7,340/meeting NOK 7,670/meeting”

19. Determination of remuneration for the nomination committee members

The nomination committee proposes that the general meeting adopt the following resolution regarding

changes to the remuneration to the nomination committee:

“The remuneration to the nomination committee is adjusted eective from 11 May 2023 as follows:

From To

Chair NOK 13,650/meeting NOK 14,260/meeting

Members NOK 10,130/meeting NOK 10,580/meeting”

20. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market to continue operation of the company’s

share-based incentive plans for employees

Since 2004, the company has oered a share saving plan for employees in the group. The purpose of this

plan is to augment good business culture and encourage loyalty through employees becoming part-owners

of the company. The long-term incentive plan was implemented in 2007 with the purpose of strengthening

the alignment of top management and shareholders’ long-term interests and sustainability of the company,

and to retain key executives. At the annual general meeting in 2022 it was decided to authorise the board

of directors to acquire shares in the market. This authorisation is valid until 30 June 2023. It is proposed

that the annual general meeting gives the board of directors a new authorisation to acquire shares in the

market, to continue the company’s share-based incentive plans. The new authorisation shall replace the

authorisation granted on 11 May 2022 from the time of registration in the Register of Business Enterprises.

Proposed resolution:

“The board of directors is authorised on behalf of the company to acquire Equinor shares in the market.

The authorisation may be used to acquire own shares at a total nominal value of up to NOK 27,500,000.

Shares acquired pursuant to this authorisation may only be used for sale and transfer to employees of the

Equinor group as part of the group’s share saving plan and long-term incentive plan, as approved by the

board of directors.

The minimum and maximum amount that may be paid per share will be NOK 50 and NOK 1,000,

respectively.

The authorisation is valid until 30 June 2024. This authorisation replaces, from the time of registration in

the Register of Business Enterprises, the previous authorisation to acquire own shares for the company’s

share-based incentive plans for employees granted by the annual general meeting on 11 May 2022.”

21. Reduction in capital through the cancellation of own shares and the redemption of shares belonging to

the Norwegian State

The annual general meeting resolved on 11 May 2022 to authorise the board of directors of Equinor ASA to

acquire Equinor shares in the market with a nominal value of up to NOK 187,500,000. The authorisation is

valid until the next annual general meeting, but no later than 30 June 2023.

Own shares acquired pursuant to the authorisation may only be used for annulment through a reduction of

the company’s share capital, pursuant to the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 12-1.

On 14 June 2021 the board of directors of Equinor ASA launched an indicative annual share buy-back

programme of up to USD 1.2 billion starting from 2022, subject to board approvals before starting tranches.

The board of directors resolved to increase the share buy-back programme for 2022 up to USD 5 billion in

February 2022, and further up to USD 6 billion in July 2022 (including the Norwegian State’s shares to be

redeemed).

In accordance with the share buy-back programme and the current authorisation granted by the annual

general meeting on 11 May 2022, the board of directors of Equinor ASA has approved the following

tranches:

Tranche Board approval Commencement End-date no

later than

Market

operations

Second tranche 2022 3 May 2022 16 May 2022 26 July 2022 USD 1.33 billion

Third tranche 2022 26 July 2022 28 July 2022 26 October 2022 USD 1.833 billion

Fourth tranche 2022 27 October 2022 31 October 2022 27 January 2023 USD 1.833 billion

First tranche 2023 7 February 2023 9 February 2023 24 March 2023 USD 1.0 billion

The amount of the market operations for each tranche includes the Norwegian State’s shares to be

redeemed.

The board of directors of Equinor ASA has in accordance with the share buy-back programme and the

current authorisation granted by the annual general meeting on 11 May 2022, acquired 56,880,633 own

shares in the market at an average price of NOK 349.6997.

On 27 April 2022, Equinor ASA signed an agreement with the Norwegian State, represented by the Ministry

of Trade, Industry and Fisheries regarding the repurchase of own shares. It is a mutual condition in the

agreement that the repurchases and cancellations of own shares will not change the Norwegian State’s

percentage ownership in the company. When Equinor ASA cancels own shares purchased in the open

market, a proportionate share of the State’s holdings shall therefore be redeemed and cancelled to ensure

that the percentage ownership remains unchanged at 67 per cent.

The compensation to the State for the redeemed shares represents the average price of the shares

purchased by Equinor ASA in the market, with the addition of an interest compensation and a deduction

for received dividend payments (and corresponding interest). The interest rate corresponds to six months’

NIBOR + 1 per cent per annum, calculated from the time of each share purchase until payment is made

on the agreed settlement date. Payment of the compensation will be made upon the redemption and

cancellation of 115,484,921 shares owned by the Norwegian State.

The compensation to the State in NOK amounts to 40,182,168,060.50, subtracted for interest compensated

dividend for ﬁrst through third quarter 2022. In addition, the fourth quarter 2022 dividend of USD 0.90 per

share (see decision in agenda item 6 above) and corresponding interest compensation will be deducted.

The dividend for the fourth quarter 2022 in NOK per share will be communicated 22 May 2023.

The part of the amount that is proposed paid to the State that exceeds the nominal value of the shares, will

be covered by retained earnings in the company’s accounts.

The auditor’s conﬁrmation stating that there is still coverage for the company’s remaining share capital

and undistributable reserves after the reduction in share capital and retained earnings, is available on

www.equinor.com/agm. The capital reduction is conditional upon a creditor notice.

Proposed resolution:

“As part of the implementation of the company’s share buy-back programme, the company’s share capital

will be reduced by NOK 430,913,885.00 from NOK 7,938,675,397.50 to NOK 7,507,761,512.50. Of the total

capital reduction amount:

(i) NOK 142,201,582.50 will be used to annul 56,880,633 own shares, and

(ii) NOK 288,712,302.50 will be used to redeem and annul 115,484,921 shares owned by the Norwegian

State by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.

In addition to the capital reduction amount described in item (ii) above, the Norwegian State by the Ministry

of Trade, Industry and Fisheries shall receive NOK 39,893,455,758.00, with a deduction for fourth quarter

2022 dividend of USD 0.90 per share and corresponding interest compensation. The part of the amount

paid to the Norwegian State that exceeds the nominal value of the shares, shall be covered by retained

earnings.

With eect from the time the capital reduction has been registered, Article 3 of the company’s Articles of

Association will be amended to read as follows:

“The share capital of the company is NOK 7,507,761,512.50 divided into 3,003,104,605 shares of

NOK 2.50 each.””

22. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market for subsequent annulment

The board of directors propose that the general meeting grants the board of directors an authorisation to

repurchase up to 94,000,000 own shares in the market (approximately 3.1 per cent of the company’s share

capital) in accordance with the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 9-4.

The reason for the request for such an authorisation is to enable Equinor’s board of directors to utilise

this mechanism permitted by the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act with respect to

the distribution of capital to the company’s shareholders. The repurchase of own shares will also be an

important means of continuously adjusting the company’s capital structure in order to make it more

expedient. The repurchase of own shares leads to the remaining shares representing an increased

ownership interest in the company.

It is a precondition that the repurchased shares are subsequently annulled through a resolution by a new

general meeting to reduce the company’s share capital. It is also a precondition for the repurchase and the

annulment of own shares that the Norwegian State’s ownership interest in Equinor ASA is not changed. In

order to achieve this, a proposal for the redemption of a proportion of the State’s shares, so that the State’s

ownership interest in the company remains unchanged, will also be put forward at the general meeting

which is to decide the annulment of the repurchased shares. The State currently has an ownership interest

of 67 per cent, and the total repurchase/redemption and annulment could thus involve up to 284,848,485

shares (approximately 9.5 per cent of Equinor ASA’s share capital).

It is a precondition for the board of directors’ request for authorisation to repurchase own shares that

Equinor ASA and the Norwegian State represented by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries, have

entered into an agreement whereby the Ministry undertakes to vote in favour of authorisation of the

acquisition of own shares, their subsequent annulment and the redemption of a corresponding number of

the State’s shares. On redemption of the shares, Equinor ASA will pay a price to the State for each share

corresponding to a volume-weighted average of the price paid by Equinor ASA for shares purchased in the

market plus interest compensation calculated from the date of the individual repurchases.

Proposed resolution:

“The general meeting of Equinor ASA hereby authorises the board of directors to acquire in the market, on

behalf of the company, Equinor shares with a face value of up to NOK 235,000,000.

The minimum and maximum amount that can be paid per share will be NOK 50 and NOK 1,000,

respectively. Within these limits, the board of directors shall itself decide at what price and at what time

such acquisition shall take place.

Own shares acquired pursuant to this authorisation may only be used for annulment through a reduction of

the company’s share capital, pursuant to the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 12-1.

This authorisation shall be valid until the next annual general meeting, but no later than 30 June 2024.”

Participation

The annual general meeting will be held in Equinor Business Center for those attending in person and via

Lumi AGM for those attending digitally.

Voting will only be possible electronically via Lumi AGM both for shareholders attending in person and

attending digitally. Shareholders may cast votes in advance, however, to vote during the meeting the

shareholder must bring a smartphone or tablet to administrate voting. Shareholders will upon arrival

receive further practical guiding.

Shareholders wishing to attend the annual general meeting, either in person or by proxy, should register

by 9 May 2023 at 12:00 CEST. Registration may be sent electronically via www.equinor.com/agm or

through VPS Investor Services. The registration form may also be sent by e-mail to [email protected] or by

post to DNB Bank ASA, Verdipapirservice, Postboks 1600 Sentrum, 0021 Oslo. The registration form has

been distributed to the shareholders as an appendix to the notice. Valid ID (passport, ID-license or drivers

license) must be presented when attending in person.

Please note that there will only be served light refreshments at the annual general meeting.

Digital participation will be possible via Lumi AGM on https://dnb.lumiagm.com/114-688-536. Meeting-ID

for Equinor ASA will be: 114-688-536. By digital participation via Lumi AGM shareholders may cast votes

on each agenda item, submit questions from smartphone, tablet or pc as well as follow the live webcast

which includes simultaneous translation into English. No pre-registration is needed for digital attendance,

but shareholders must be logged on before the meeting starts. We therefore encourage shareholders to

log on in due time. It will be possible to log on one hour before the annual general meeting starts. Secure

identiﬁcation of shareholders is done by using pin-code and reference number on the attached form or as

found on the shareholders account in VPS Investor Services.

More information and guidance regarding digital participation and voting via Lumi AGM is available on

www.equinor.com/agm.

Shareholders may also follow the annual general meeting via webcast at www.equinor.com/agm, without

logging on. The webcast will simultaneously be translated into English.

Shareholders may vote in advance on each agenda item via www.equinor.com/agm or via VPS Investor

Services (pin-code and reference number from the attached form or on the shareholders account in VPS

Investor Services is required). Advance voting must be submitted by 9 May 2023 at 16:00 CEST.

Shareholders wishing to vote at the annual general meeting by proxy should send their proxy form by e-mail

to [email protected] or to DNB Bank ASA, Registrar’s Department, P.O.Box 1600 Sentrum, 0021 Oslo, Norway by

9 May 2023 at 12:00 CEST. Proxies issued without voting instructions may also be submitted electronically

via www.equinor.com/agm or through VPS Investor Services. The proxy may also submit a written signed

and dated proxy at the general meeting. A proxy form, with instructions for use, is attached to this notice.

The proxy form must be dated and signed to be valid.

Shareholders that have voted in advance or given a proxy, with or without voting instructions, and who

wish to attend digitally via Lumi AGM or in person, will not receive cases for voting, but still have the right to

speak or submit questions via Lumi AGM.

If shares are registered by a nominee in the VPS register, cf. section 4-10 of the Norwegian Public Limited

Liability Companies Act, and the beneﬁcial shareholder wishes to vote for own shares, then the shares must

be re-registered in a separate VPS account in the shareholder’s own name prior to the general meeting.

Equinor ASA is a Norwegian public limited liability company governed by Norwegian law, including the Public

Limited Liability Companies Act and the Securities Trading Act. As of the date of this notice, the company

has issued 3,175,470,159 shares, each of which represents one vote. The shares also confer equal rights in all

other respects. As of the date of this notice, the company has 64,230,437 own shares which will not be voted

for, of which 7,349,804 shares have been purchased as part of the share savings plan.

A shareholder has the right to have items included on the agenda of the general meeting, provided that

each such item is forwarded in writing to the board of directors, together with a draft resolution or a

justiﬁcation as to why the item should be included on the agenda, 28 days prior to the general meeting

at the latest. A shareholder may bring advisors to the general meeting and let one advisor speak on the

shareholders’ behalf. Advisor should also be registered to the annual general meeting in advance.

A shareholder has the right to table draft resolutions for items included in the agenda and to require that

members of the board of directors, hereunder the chair of the board of directors, and the CEO in the

general meeting provide available information about matters which may aect the assessment of (i) the

approval of the annual accounts and the annual report; (ii) items that are presented to the shareholders for

decision; and (iii) the company’s ﬁnancial situation, including information about activities in other companies

in which the company participates, and other matters to be discussed at the general meeting, unless the

requested information cannot be disclosed without causing disproportionate harm to the company.

Notice of the annual general meeting and other case documents, including the Articles of Association,

annual report and accounts, board of directors’ remuneration policy- and report for leading personnel and

auditor’s report for 2022, are available on www.equinor.com/agm.

Shareholders can request written distribution of the material by contacting:

Equinor ASA, attn: Investor Relations, PO Box 3, 1330 Fornebu, Norway (email: irpost@equinor.com).

The following persons in Investor Relations can also be contacted directly:

Erik Gonder, telephone: +47 99562611, email: ergon@equinor.com

Anne Soﬁe Dahle, telephone: +47 90887554, email: asda@equinor.com

Forms for advance voting and power of attorney for the annual general meeting have been distributed to

the shareholders together with this notice.

31 March 2023

The board of directors of Equinor ASA

Equinor encourages all shareholders to register for electronic reception of the notice of the general

meeting.

This can be done through VPS Investor Services, either through your internet bank or www.vps.no.

You may ﬁnd a practical guide for how to change to electronic reception on www.equinor.com/agm.

Electronic reception will reduce the environmental eects as well as the company’s costs, and it will be

a simpliﬁcation for the shareholders.

Proposals from shareholders

and response from

the board of directors

THE SHAREHOLDERS PROPOSALS FOR EQUINOR ASA’S

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 10 MAY 2023

Item 8 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor ban the use of ﬁberglass rotor blades in

all new wind farms, commits to buy into existing hydropower projects and conduct

research on other energy sources such as thorium

Shareholder Roald Skjoldheim has proposed the following resolution:

«1. Equinor bans the use of ﬁberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms. And do not replace old ﬁberglass

rotor blades with new ones.

2. Equinor must make a greater commitment to buying into existing hydropower projects, aiming to

upgrade the plants nationwide.

3. Equinor should conduct research on other energy sources, such as thorium.»

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

Concern for the future of the wind power industry

The demand for energy is ever increasing. We recently passed 8 billion people on this planet. And most of

us need electricity or energy. We use electrical energy to heat our homes, we use electrical energy when

we cook our food, the fridge needs electricity to keep food cool, etc.

Basically, wind power is a good and smart solution. Until the wind farm reaches its design life, and things

need to be replaced. And recycled. This is where things start to get tricky. All metal is treated separately,

the oil is treated separately, and the rotor blades... well, the rotor blades... they are garbage. There is

currently no eective way to get rid of them. There have been some attempts at doing away with them. In

some places, the rotor blades are used for other things. They are often reused in play parks for children,

they can be shaped as parking sheds for bicycles, they can end up as ”art”. In some places, the rotor blades

are ground up to dust. And the dust has been mixed with concrete. However, this has more or less stopped.

Either because the quality of the concrete turned out to be so poor that the concrete could not be used,

or it was stopped because the amount of dust was much greater than what could be mixed into the

concrete. In any case, they have now come up with another ”ingenious” solution. Simply burying the waste.

Let future generations solve our problems. Meanwhile, Mother Nature decomposes the rotor blades. And

it is not diicult to imagine particles from the rotor blades ﬁnding their way into water and soil. The medical

profession in the future is going to be extremely busy because of the mistakes we make today.

Proposals for Equinor’s annual general meeting:

#1 – Ban the use of ﬁberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms. And do not replace old ﬁberglass rotor

blades with new ones.

There must be other materials that are better to use than ﬁberglass. Glass, which is 100% recyclable into

inﬁnity. Hemp, which can be produced without a too big ecological footprint. There are probably better

alternatives than this as well. In the worst case, Norway will be the ﬁrst nation on the planet to ban wind

power generation, until the companies behind the wind farms manage to come up with a recyclable

solution.

#2 - Since Norway is blessed with high mountains and deep valleys, hydropower is something we have

used a lot of in this country. Equinor must make a greater commitment to buying into existing hydropower

projects, aiming to upgrade the plants nationwide. If hydropower plants had generated power by means

of newer technology, we as a society would have received more electricity. We could almost have stopped

looking for other energy sources. Hydropower plants are currently eectively prevented by the country’s

authorities from supplying us with clean hydropower due to fees and taxes. Therefore, Equinor should invest

some of its proﬁts in bringing hydropower projects up to today’s standard, enabling them to produce clean

electricity at 100% capacity.

#3 – Research on other energy sources

Equinor should conduct research on other energy sources, such as thorium. The Americans have done most

of the research work here. In the long term, two thorium reactors should be built, each next to a nuclear

reactor. Because you can burn plutonium (the waste from the nuclear reactor) in a thorium reactor. This will

be a very lucrative business, as all of the nuclear countries on the planet do not have a very good plan to

get rid of their nuclear waste. As of today, it is either stored or used in the arms industry. Norway can live o

other nuclear waste as long as there is enough uranium.

Item 9 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholders that Equinor identify and manage risks and possibilities

regarding climate, and integrate these in the company’s strategy

Shareholders WWF and Greenpeace have proposed the following resolution:

“Equinor identify and manage risks and possibilities regarding climate, and integrate these in the company’s

strategy. The company sets targets and implements measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions

over a short- and long-term period in line with the target to limit global warming to 1.5 °C, and report to

shareholders on progress against these targets. Targets and measures include the entire supply chain

(scope 1, 2 and 3) and entails an absolute reduction in greenhouse gas emissions.”

The shareholders’ supporting statement:

Equinor launched a new Energy transition plan in spring 2022, which was meant to lay out how the company

will reach its climate targets. However, the Energy transition plan lacks concrete milestones for how the

company will achieve net zero by 2050. For example, it does not include a single estimate for how much

oil and gas the company is planning to produce in 2030 or 2050. Several shareholders, among them

Storebrand, voted against the Energy transition plan at last year’s AGM on the basis that it did not include

targets on absolute reduction in supply chain emissions.

One of Equinor’s climate targets is to reduce net carbon intensity by 20% by 2030, 40% by 2035 and to reach

net zero by 2050. The challenge with a carbon intensity goal, instead of a target that shows a pathway for

reduction in absolute emissions, is that it is easy for Equinor to reach the target by increasing production

of renewable energy, or purchasing quotas and natural carbon sinks, while at the same time continuing to

develop new oil and gas projects that go against the 1.5 °C target. The UN High-Level Expert Group on the

Net-Zero Emissions Commitments recommends non-state actors to focus on absolute emissions across their

whole supply chain, rather than on reducing their carbon intensity.

The fact that Equinor lacks an actual plan for reducing oil and gas production is further evidenced by the

projects that the company is planning to develop in coming years. Environmental organisations from across

the world are opposing the company’s plans to develop Bay Du Nord in Canada, Rosebank in the United

Kingdom, the exploration activity along the coast of Argentina, the Bacalhau ﬁeld in Brazil and the Wisting

ﬁeld in the Barents Sea.

In Autumn 2022 the Minister for Trade and Industry Jan Christian Vestre presented the ownership-report to

the Parliament (white paper): The Greener and more active state ownership - The State’s direct ownership

of companies. In this white paper, the consideration of sustainability in the State’s goal as an owner has been

clariﬁed and strengthened. For companies that primarily operate in competition with others, which includes

Equinor, the State’s goal has been altered to the “highest possible return over time in a sustainable manner”.

This has been further deﬁned in the following way (s.12.2): By expressing clear expectations of the

companies, the State wants to contribute to attaining the State’s goal as an owner in a sustainable manner.

This requires the companies to balance ﬁnancial, social and environmental factors without reducing the

ability of future generations to meet their own needs.

The undersigned shareholders think it’s clear that Equinor’s investment plans are not aligned with the State’s

goal of ensuring the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. This forms the basis for our draft

resolution in which we ask Equinor to conform to the guidelines given in the white paper on state ownership

and ensure that the company reduces its absolute emissions associated with both production and the wider

supply chain in line with the target to limit global warming to 1.5 °C.

Item 10 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and drilling by 2025

and provides ﬁnancial and technical assistance for the repair of and development of

Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Shareholder Guttorm Grundt has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor introduces full stop of all exploration drilling for fossil energy resources on the Norwegian

continental shelf and abroad by 2025

2. Equinor will provide ﬁnancial and technical assistance for the repair and development of Ukraine’s

energy infrastructure with emphasis on energy security and renewable energy worth an average of

NOK 15 billion per year in the period 2023-2027.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

Equinor has never made more money than in 2022. Thanks to the high natural gas prices Equinor makes

more money than any other Norwegian company in history. Adjusted earnings after tax totaled as much

as NOK 234 billion, and approximately NOK 170 billion of this goes to shareholders, and just over NOK 1

billion in bonuses to a majority of the employees. Parts of the proﬁt are allocated to an increase in new

investments in both fossil and renewable energy, but mostly to oil and gas.

The record earnings are not a result of extraordinary eorts by the management and employees, but are

driven by artiﬁcially high natural gas prices due to the energy crisis in Europe as a consequence of Russia’s

belligerent invasion of Ukraine. Equinor makes good money from this war, but I would not characterize our

Equinor as a war proﬁteer, as some critics do. But the extraordinarily high revenues can give you certain

associations to war proﬁteering.

In his presentation of the IPCC’s sixth and gloomy Synthesis Report, United Nations Secretary-General

Antonio Guterres said that ”Humanity is on thin ice, and that ice is melting fast.” He calls on rich countries

to accelerate the goal of zero emissions. ”Our world needs climate action on all fronts – everything,

everywhere, all at once, and he added: ”To reach the net zero emissions targets we must stop all oil and gas

exploration and new projects.” He made no exception for Equinor.

The World Bank has estimated that the reconstruction of buildings and infrastructure destroyed by Russian

warfare will cost about USD 411 billion, or about NOK 4,300 billion over the next few years. The Norwegian

government has promised Ukraine to pay NOK 75 billion over the next 5 years, i.e. 17 per thousand of the

need, or a little more than a drop in the ocean. That is, 15 billion per year.

As shareholders we are now facing a serious ethical dilemma: Should Equinor let the entire proﬁt created

by the Ukraine war go to the acquisition of its own shares and to dividends to shareholders, etc., or should

the company let a small, but important, part go to rebuilding Ukraine’s destroyed energy infrastructure and

new renewable energy? By ”matching” the government’s support of NOK 15 billion per year, the dividend this

year, for example, will only be reduced from NOK 170 billion to NOK 155 billion. It’s more than a drop in the

ocean, but still one of the fattest dividends in Equinor’s history.

Guttorm Grundt

Shareholder

Member of the Grandparents’ Climate Campaign

Item 11 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor develops a procedure for greatly improved

process for responding to shareholder proposals

Shareholder Even Bakke has proposed the following resolution:

“The Board of Directors and Group Management shall develop a procedure for a greatly improved

process for responding to shareholder proposals submitted at the Annual General Meeting.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

Why don’t the governments and Equinor listen to proposals from Norwegian shareholders?

For many years, Norwegian shareholders have submitted proposals or resolutions for approval by

the annual shareholders meeting (AGM), related to international oil and gas exploration, drilling and

production, the environment and energy transition. These proposals have been consistently voted down

by the representative from the Ministry of Trade and Industry, who represent the State’s 67% ownership in

Equinor. The vote is based on meetings with Equinor’s Board of Directors and Group Management before

the annual general meeting. It later emerged that in many cases, Equinor had later carried out what was

proposed. An earlier action would have saved Equinor and the Norwegian state large sums of money.

Here are some examples:

Proposal: Statoil (Equinor) to divest its tar sands activity in Canada.

Proposal from 2009: Not accepted by the Government’s representative based on recommendation by

Statoil’s (Equinor’s) board of directors. The proposal was repeated in 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014 and

2016, each time voted down by the Government’s representative. Statoil sold its tar sands operations in

Canada in December 2016 with a loss of more than NOK 4.2 billion.

Proposal: Statoil (Equinor) to develop an energy transition plan.

Proposal from 2015: Not accepted by the Government’s representative based on the recommendation of

Statoil’s (Equinor’s) board of directors. The proposal was repeated in 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2020 and

2021. In March 2022, Equinor presented their ”Energy transition plan”.

Proposal: Equinor will stop drilling in the waters south of Australia.

Proposal from 2019: Not accepted by the Government’s representative based on the recommendation of

Equinor’s board of directors. In February 2020, Equinor pulled out of the area.

Proposal: Equinor to pull out of US onshore oil and gas activities (fracking).

Proposal from 2020: Not accepted by the Government’s representative based on the recommendation

of Equinor’s board of directors. In February 2021, Equinor pulled out of onshore activities and reported

ﬁnancial losses of NOK 200 billion, with no consequences for members of the board of directors or the

corporate executive committee.

And the story repeats itself:

In the 2022 AGM, these were, among several proposals, voted down by the Government’s representative:

- Proposal from shareholders that Equinor introduce a climate target and emissions plan in line with the

1.5°C target.

- Proposals from shareholders that Equinor declare the Norwegian sector of the Barents Sea as a

voluntary exclusion zone and prioritize its oshore activities in the Norwegian sector and rapidly increase

its investments in renewable energy.

- Proposal from the shareholder that Equinor’s board of directors develop a concrete action plan for

quality assurance and anti-corruption.

In the period from 2006 to 2022, Norwegian shareholders have submitted 43 proposals. One proposal

was accepted by the AGM in 2015, and 42 have not been adopted. The goverment itself has not made any

proposals during this period. Many of these proposals are largely supported by the Norwegian population

and politicians in the Storting.

Why is this:

Equinor’s board of directors and corporate executive committee have enormous power because their

majority owner, the Norwegian state, which owns 67% of the shares, represented by the Ministry of Trade

and Industry, does not have the will or competence to challenge Equinor’s board of directors and corporate

executive committee when it comes to these proposals.

Furthermore, in contrast to the usual international principles for limited liability corporations, where the

AGM chooses the composition of the board of directors, Norway has a very special law stating that for

larger corporations, the corporate assembly chooses the composition of the board of directors and not

the annual general meeting. The corporate assembly and the nomination committee consists only of

Norwegians with limited or no international experience, in a company that declares to be present in 30

countries!

Therefore, shareholders in the AGM cannot elect the composition of the board of directors or challenge its

members and the group management with regard to their individual and general performance of duties

”according to good governance principles”.

Therefore, to improve the company governance, the AGM should elect the composition of the board of

directors and not the corporate assembly. Thus, Equinor could beneﬁt from the shareholders’ professional

knowledge of the Norwegian and the international business environment and trends. Shareholders should

also be able to challenge the members of the Board of Directors and Group Management in their handling

of critical issues and situations.

The current situation is that Equinor’s board of directors and corporate executive committee have sole

power.

Even Bakke, Ph.D. Chemical Engineer

Former head of ABB’s global environment business.

Member of the Grandparent’s Climate Campaign

Item 12 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor’s ends all plans for activity in the Barents Sea,

adjusts up the investments in renewables/low carbon solutions to 50 percent by 2025,

implements CCS for Melkøya and invests in rebuilding of Ukraine

Shareholder Gro Nylander has proposed the following resolution:

“1. Equinor’s current activity in the Barents Sea ends. Further plans for this area are shelved.

2. Equinor’s gross investments in renewables/low-carbon solutions are 50 percent (up from 30) by 2025.

3. Equinor implements carbon capture and storage (CCS) for Melkøya. The ﬁgures for the company’s

price calculation are published and compared with alternative calculation methods.

4. Equinor invests part of the huge increase in revenues brought about by the war in Ukraine to help

rebuild the country.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

Equinor has long known that the use of fossil energy leads to harmful climate change. Recovering more oil/

gas is incompatible with the 1.5°C target. Cf. the UN’s Red alert. O & G activity, for example in the Barents

Sea, is also vulnerable and unproﬁtable.

Many shareholders are concerned that the company will face enormous claims for damages in the future.

A number of pending lawsuits have been ﬁled against both states and oil companies. Due to the current

indisputable climate change, plaintis are increasingly gaining ground. Cf. tobacco companies in the U.S.

that were ordered to pay billions in damages because they continued after they had knowledge of deﬁnite

health damage.

Too little, too late Equinor seeks to appear as a green company, as is clear from its advertising campaigns.

The company should be commended for what it actually does, including the engagement in wind power. The

goal of zero emissions by 2050 and 30 percent gross investment in renewables/low-carbon solutions by

2025 sounds good. But Equinor’s investment in renewable energy is still pitiful. Reportedly, over 99 percent

of the company’s investments in energy were still in fossil energy in 2022.

Shareholders want transparency about CCS price at Melkøya

The company aims to electrify Melkøya with power from shore. A good thought – which unfortunately will be

disastrous for Finnmark’s energy supply. Carbon capture is getting well developed. Equinor’s investment in

CCS in Northern Lights is one example. The company considers CCS to be too expensive for Melkøya. With

earnings of around three billion daily, the company can aord it. In any case, Equinor’s price calculations are

far higher than other similar calculations. The shareholders want a reassessment.

Equinor is proﬁting greatly from the war in Ukraine, for understandable reasons. The company should

therefore, in addition to what the Norwegian state does, establish some form of reconstruction fund.

The verdict of history on Equinor may be harsh. The management will – the way they now proceed –

presumably be characterized as ”climate criminals”, because the company steadily continues to produce

fossil-based energy, even though all the arrows pointed towards a catastrophic development of living

conditions on the planet.

After the war, J.C. Hambro, president of the Storting, characterized the Nygårdsvold government’s eorts as

follows:

”They did the best they could. That will be their excuse, and that will be their verdict.”

Apart from ﬁnancial results, is Equinor doing the best it can?

Gro Nylander, MD, Dr. PhD

Senior consultant

Member of The Norwegian Grandparents’ Climate Campaign

Specialist in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Medical Genetics

Member of the Norwegian Medical Association

Professional literary author

Commander of The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav

Item 13 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and test drilling for

oil and gas, becomes a leading producer of renewable energy, stops plans for

electriﬁcation of Melkøya and presents a plan enabling Norway to become net-zero by

2050

Shareholder Bente Marie Bakke has proposed the following resolution:

On behalf of the Grandparents’ Climate Campaign, I submit the following shareholder proposals to

Equinor’s annual general meeting on 10 May 2023:

“1. Equinor stops all exploration and test drilling for oil and gas

2. Equinor aims to become a leading producer of renewable energy

3. Equinor stops plans for electriﬁcation of Melkøya. Instead, the possibilities for CO2 capture and storage

must be explored

4. Equinor presents a step-down plan for oil and gas production, enabling Norway to become net-zero by

2050.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

Due to growing climate disasters worldwide, I as a grandmother have been worrying for many years

about my grandchildren’s future living conditions. I have therefore been a member of BKA for 13 years.

This concern is not just related to my own grandchildren, but also the children and grandchildren of all of

you present here. Whether you are shareholders, members of Equinor’s board and corporate executive

committee, cabinet ministers, or the state’s representative from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries,

your decisions will determine whether your children and grandchildren can also have a livable future.

According to UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres we must stop all exploration for more oil and gas in

order to reach the goals of the Paris agreement. He maintains that the failure of world leaders to address

climate change must be regarded as criminal.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) has also stated for several years that there is no room for any new

oil and gas ﬁelds if we are to avoid the worst consequences of climate change.

In spite of this, the government has this year opened bidding for 47 new exploration areas and submitted

another 92 areas for consultation, most of them in the vulnerable Barents Sea. Common to all of them is a

long distance to existing infrastructure. In the event of a discovery, the development will be expensive and

there will be no revenues until in the 2040s. Moreover, the oil activity in the Barents Sea has been a failure

for Norway, both in terms of discoveries and economy. The Oice of the Auditor General has also pointed

out that oil spill preparedness in the Barents Sea is inadequate.

On 30 March, Minister of Trade and Industry, Jan Christian Vestre, stated at the conference ”The Bridge

to the Future” that the Government will invest heavily in renewable energy and green industry. We in BKA

ﬁnd this is very positive. But the Minister did not problematize the fact that the oil industry is draining the

country of most of our skilled labour. New green businesses are unable to ﬁnd qualiﬁed workers. Equinor

must therefore step down its oil-related activities and instead become a leading player in the production of

renewable energy and the development of new, green industry.

Equinor plans to greenwash production by electrifying oil platforms to reduce Norwegian greenhouse gas

emissions. Unfortunately, it does not help when Norwegian oil and gas are combusted abroad. The plans for

electriﬁcation of Melkøya represent one such project, powering the plant from shore. This will result in major

encroachments on untouched nature and Sami areas, in addition to a severe shortage of electric power for

households and businesses in Northern Norway. Instead, the possibilities for carbon capture and storage

must be explored. Here Norway can become a leading nation.

Article 112 of the Norwegian Constitution is both a human rights clause and an environmental clause.

Although Young Friends of the Earth Norway and Greenpeace lost the climate lawsuit in the Supreme

Court, the verdict contains clear guidelines that concern the Norwegian oil industry. The Norwegian

National Human Rights Institution (NIM) understands the ruling to mean that future production licences

for oil and gas must be balanced against the impact these will have on our ability to reach the 1.5-degree

target. Equinor must therefore present a step-down plan for oil and gas production, enabling Norway to

become net-zero by 2050, as we have committed to.

For the Grandparents’ Climate Campaign

Bente Marie Bakke (sign.)

Member of the National Executive Committee

Former group leader for the Green Party in the local council of Vestby

Former Member of Parliament for the Conservative Party (1981-89)

Item 14 for Equinor’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Proposal from shareholder that Equinor’s management let the results of global

warming characterise its further strategy, stops all exploration for more oil and gas,

phase out all production and sale of oil and gas, multiplies its investment in renewable

energy and CCS and becomes a climate-friendly company

Shareholder Gro Nylander has proposed the following resolution:

As a medical doctor and a shareholder, on behalf of the Norwegian Health Professionals’ Climate Action, I

ask Equinor’s annual general meeting to please adopt the following proposals:

“• Equinors’ management reads up on the suering and death caused by global warming due to fossil

energy, and lets this characterise its further strategy.

• Equinor stops all exploration for more oil/gas in Norway and abroad.

• Equinor drafts a binding plan for phasing out all production and sale of oil and gas in Norway and

abroad as soon as possible.

• Equinor multiplies its investments in renewable energy and CCS.

• Equinor improves its reputation by implementing this, becoming a forward-looking, climate-friendly

company that assumes responsibility for future generations’ health and quality of life.”

The shareholder’s supporting statement:

The climate crisis is a health crisis. Global health organisations, including the Norwegian Medical

Association, have in a joint statement referred to global warming as the greatest current threat to global

public health

Climate change will undo the progress made in global health over the past decades. Medical

doctors have an ethical obligation to raise the alarm about major health hazards.

According to the Norwegian Institute of Public Health, children under the age of ﬁve today bear an

estimated 88 percent of the burden of disease associated with climate change. This starts in the womb.

Pregnant women are also a particularly vulnerable group. In general, extreme weather leads to an

increased incidence of lung/cardiovascular disease, asthma and allergies, infections, post-traumatic stress

disorders, depression, and anxiety

If energy companies continue along their current path, the world will, according to today’s best scientiﬁc

estimates, head for a global warming of 3°C, or more. Rising sea levels, ﬂoods, droughts, heat, and cyclones

will make large parts of the world uninhabitable. Several hundred million people will be forced to ﬂee

their homes. The World Health Organization, the World Medical Association and several hundred health

organisations therefore demand that all exploration of new fossil fuel deposits be stopped

As a wealthy country responsible for large global greenhouse gas emissions, Norway has a particular

moral and ﬁnancial responsibility to be at the forefront of the ﬁght against climate change. Equinor, with

the Norwegian state as the main shareholder, currently contributes to Norway’s largest greenhouse gas

emissions. The company has a special responsibility to steer the energy market in a more health-enhancing,

more sustainable and more proﬁtable direction.

1 https://healthyclimateletter.net/

2 https://www.fhi.no/nettpub/hin/miljo/klima-og-helse/

3 https://fossilfueltreaty.org/health-letter

If changes are not made, the company’s ﬁnances will be aected. The production of renewable energy

in Europe is growing. The demand for fossil energy will decrease. Shareholders are concerned about the

increasing risk of multi-billion lawsuits and compensation claims against Equinor. US tobacco companies

were ordered to pay billions in damages to claimants because they continued pushing their products after

they became aware of the health risks posed by tobacco.

The European Court of Human Rights is currently considering several cases involving climate change.

Reference is also made to the Urgenda case in the Netherlands, where the court ordered the state to

take active action against global climate damage. Equinor is equally at risk for such action and ﬁnancial

penalties, given Equinor’s experience and knowledge of the current situation.

Equinor is on the right track, with a number of good projects and plans. Low emissions from production

represents a step forward, but this nevertheless accounts for only a small fraction of the greenhouse gas

emissions that the company’s fossil energy production generates outside Norway. The need for rapid

progress in renewable energy should be obvious.

Good climate measures are also good for health and business. According to the World Health

Organization, the health beneﬁts of reducing global warming alone will far exceed the costs of reaching the

Paris Agreement targets.

Around 1000 Norwegian medical doctors have submitted a petition to the President of the Norwegian

parliament (Storting) demanding action on the health threats posed by climate change. I would like to

remind the State representative, who has previously voted down all shareholder proposals that dealt with

climate, that the state is the people. Concern about climate change is shared by many Equinor shareholders

and employees, who expect more from this company than share dividends.

The company cannot defend itself by maintaining that it did not know. Without a rapid change of course, the

verdict of history on Equinor will be devastating.

Sincerely,

Gro Nylander

Gro Nylander, MD, Dr. PhD,

Specialist in Obstetrics, Gynecology, Medical Genetics

Member of the Norwegian Medical Association

Professional literary author

Member of The Norwegian Grandparents’ Climate Campaign

Commander of The Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS’ RESPONSE TO PROPOSALS FROM SHAREHOLDERS

ITEM 8-14 AT EQUINOR ASA’S ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 10 MAY 2023

The board of directors’ response to shareholder’s proposal from Roald Skjoldheim

item 8 to Equinor ASA’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

Equinor recognizes that all activities have potential impacts on the natural environment. This applies to

oshore wind parks in general and such speciﬁc issues as the disposal of rotor blades. To manage our

impacts on nature and the environment, alongside complying with applicable laws and regulations, we aim

to apply recognized environmental management practices. This includes application of the precautionary

approach, best available techniques, the mitigation hierarchy and the ISO 14001 environmental

management principles.

Circular economy and recycling opportunities represent key perspectives in an oshore wind project

lifecycle and includes speciﬁc recycling opportunities such as wind turbine blades and other materials from

the decommissioning and removal of oshore facilities. Reference is here made to the recent partnership

between Equinor and the circular upstart Gjenkraft AS for recycling of turbine blades as well as the recently

announced tender criteria for Sørlige Nordsjø II and Utsira High, both of which include recycling and

circularity as qualitative bidding criteria.

Equinor is applying its competitive advantage to create value in new areas of the energy system and

to deliver on our net zero ambition. A central element in this eort is our ambition to become a leading

global player in oshore wind. At the same time, we recognize the potential in both existing and emerging

technologies. Examples of relevant technologies within our current portfolio include battery technologies,

solar and wind renewable energy as well as nuclear fusion.

The board thanks for the proposal and emphasises the importance of complying with the principles of

good corporate governance, hereunder that the company’s strategy is to be determined by the board of

directors.

Based on the above, the board of directors recommends that the general meeting votes against the

proposal.

The board of directors’ response to shareholders’ proposal from Greenpeace and

WWF item 9 to Equinor ASA’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

The last 12 months have demonstrated the value and signiﬁcance of energy to society, while the eects

of global climate change emphasise the urgent need for action towards achieving the goals of the Paris

Agreement. The energy sector must innovate to reduce systemic emissions and create low-carbon energy

systems – and must be allowed time to do so. In this context, Equinor is well positioned to provide much

needed energy to the market while at the same time reduce emissions from our operations and invest in the

necessary systemic change towards net-zero.

The energy transition plan – which was voted in favor of by 97% of the shareholders present at the 2022

AGM - contains short, medium, and long-term ambitions and describes a business model and strategy for

Equinor’s energy transition compatible with limiting global warming in line with the Paris Agreement while

promoting the long-term resilience of the company.

Equinor is reporting progress annually on the energy transition. In 2022, we moved in a positive direction

across each of the three main dimensions of the plan: reduction in our operated emissions; allocation of

capex share to investments in renewables and low carbon solutions (gross capex); and reduction in the

carbon intensity of energy we provide.

Our ambition is to reduce emissions from our own operations by net 50% by 2030 compared to 2015 levels,

where at least 90% of this ambition to be realised by absolute reductions. In 2022, we made signiﬁcant

progress towards this ambition driving emissions down to 31 % lower than in 2015, the baseline year.

Equinor’s ambition is to allocate more than 50% of our annual gross capex to renewables and low carbon

solutions by 2030 and more than 30% in 2025. In 2022 we invested 14% of our gross capex into these areas,

which is an increase from 11% in 2021.

Our net carbon intensity* ambition describes how the company plans to deliver energy that has lower

emissions over time (including emissions from the use of sold products – scope 3) by reducing 20% by

2030 and 40% by 2035, and eventually net-zero by 2050. In 2022, we saw a slight decrease in NCI due to

two factors: an increase in the ratio of gas to oil in our production portfolio as well as a slight decrease in

overall oil and gas production. While our ambition shows that we are driving the transition at a faster pace

than society, we are dependent on governments, customers, and other key stakeholders accelerating their

response to the transition. Equinor cannot operate outside of existing framework conditions with respect to

policy and markets.

Equinor believes that intensity-based ambitions represent a more meaningful approach to scope 3

emissions than absolute cuts of the same because our net carbon intensity ambition includes both

energy production and emissions. Equinor’s strategy in the transition is based on being a continued

supplier of reliable energy with a progressively lower GHG footprint over time toward net zero in 2050.

Geopolitical developments call for a balanced energy transition. More investments in energy production

and infrastructure are needed to ensure security of supply and reduce the cost of energy. In addition,

decarbonisation of the energy sector will be required. In the short term, until a market for hydrogen and

carbon capture and storage is established, absolute emission targets that include end-user emissions

will only be achieved by selling or shutting down proﬁtable oil and gas production, thus shifting indirect

emissions from end use to other producers. Such a focus will also fail to incentivise companies like Equinor to

accelerate investments in new forms of energy.

The company’s strategy is to be determined by the board of directors. The board is of the opinion that

the company’s energy transition plan is supporting a sustainable and balanced transition to a low carbon

society. Therefore, the board is grateful for the support and recognition – expressed by the shareholders

last year – to the energy transition plan which will be updated in 2025. Progress will be reported in our

Annual Report on a yearly basis.

Based on the above, the board of directors recommends that the general meeting votes against the

proposal.

The board of directors’ response to shareholder’s proposal from Guttorm Grundt item

10, shareholder’s proposals from Gro Nylander items 12 and 14, and shareholder’s

proposal from Bente Marie Bakke item 13 to Equinor ASA’s annual general meeting

10 May 2023

The IEA’s Net Zero Emissions in 2050 scenario (NZE scenario), which assumes demand levels consistent with

a 1.5-degree trajectory, shows global oil demand projected to decline at 2.5% per year from 2021 to around

72 million barrels per day in 2030 and 24mbpd in 2050. The IEA also sees growing demand for natural gas

in the short term, including in it its NZE scenario, which was developed before the current energy crisis and

the attempts to reduce reliance on Russian energy exports.

Equinor has a proud history as a safe and reliable producer of oil and gas. These energy sources will be

needed to power the global economy for many years to come. In addition to being primary sources of

energy, oil and gas will also be needed as input to low-carbon fuels for hard-to-abate sectors such as blue

hydrogen and as feedstocks for non-energy applications such as chemicals.

To meet the needs of society, Equinor will continue to produce oil and gas for the foreseeable future.

Our exploration strategy is to maximise value creation over volume. In 2023, at least 80 percent of our

exploration resources and investments will be concentrated around existing infrastructure. This is because

near-ﬁeld discoveries can be tied into existing infrastructure without large and costly new developments.

Thus, these discoveries are characterized by high proﬁtability, short payback period and low CO2 emissions

from operations.

To earn the right to supply the oil and gas the world demands, we are continuing to improve the industry

leading carbon eiciency of our production. Our ambition to reduce net group-wide operated emissions

by 50% by 2030, shows that we are focused on bringing down our direct operated emissions in line with

reductions necessary for a 1.5-degree pathway. Setting a baseline year that corresponds to the year of the

Paris Agreement enables us to show our early action on emissions reduction and to build on our leadership

position throughout this decade.

Reaching our 50% reduction ambition for operated scope 1 and 2 emissions will require a focused

and coordinated eort across the company on executing and maturing a portfolio of abatement

projects, improving energy eiciency of oshore and onshore assets, developing new technologies, and

strengthening resilience in the portfolio, including through consolidation. The abatement projects primarily

include electriﬁcation of oshore assets in Norway, mainly by power from shore but also include looking

into other innovations and options such as Hywind Tampen and CCS. Abatement projects (including at

Melkøya) are selected, developed and executed in close dialogue with authorities and partners to ﬁnd the

most appropriate and expedient measure and are in Equinor coordinated through our Norway Energy

Hub initiative. In addition to reducing CO2 emissions, we have instituted a renewed focus on improving our

industry-leading performance on methane emissions, with increased emphasis on site-level measurement

for improved quantiﬁcation and reporting.

When it comes to allocation of capex share to investments in renewables and low carbon solutions,

Equinor’s ambition is to allocate more than 50% of our annual gross capex to these areas by 2030 and

more than 30% in 2025. In 2022 we invested 14% of our gross capex in renewables and low carbon

solutions, which is an increase from 11% in 2021.

The company operates in accordance with laws, regulations and permits and addresses health and

safety issues for all employees. We are committed to preventing harm to the environment. We take a

precautionary approach and work according to corporate requirements and risk-based local good

practices to manage our environmental performance. Safe and responsible operations are essential for

our license to operate and an enabler of long-term value creation.

As for the war in Ukraine, Equinor’s most important contribution is to reduce the impact of Russia’s

weaponization of energy. Energy security for Europe is a prerequisite for the support and protection of

an independent Ukraine. Equinor will continue to invest in line with its strategy and the ambitions stated

in the energy transition plan. At our Capital Markets Update in February 2023 we presented the ﬁnancial

framework outlining how we will ensure that the company remains ﬁnancially robust, while investing to

be a leading company in the energy transition. In line with good corporate governance, the company is

distributing a large part of its proﬁt as dividend, including to the state. This comes in addition to the very

high tax payments in Norway for 2022. Further, we will continue to collaborate with NGOs to contribute to

international relief aid. In 2022 Equinor contributed with USD 4,2 million to the Ukraine refugee relief eort

through donations to the Red Cross, UNICEF, Norwegian Refugee Council and Norwegian Church Aid. We

donated USD 1,1 million to the World Food Crisis to support in the dealing with the wider consequences of

the war on global food supply. We also contributed through supply of methanol and natural gas to Ukraine’s

national oil and gas company Naftogaz.

Based on the above, the board of directors recommends that the general meeting votes against the

proposals.

The board of directors’ response to shareholder’s proposal from Even Bakke item 11 to

Equinor ASA’s annual general meeting 10 May 2023

The process for considering shareholder proposals submitted at the general meeting is fundamental, well-

developed and in line with the law. The company is appreciative of any engagement with its shareholders

and any proposals received. These provide valuable input to the leadership and board of directors when

setting the strategy. As pointed out clearly in the energy transition plan that was presented and then

voted over at the 2022 AGM – through an advisory vote, the company “is informed by science, stakeholder

engagement, and an acknowledgement of the changing set of expectations of companies in a carbon

constrained world”. The purpose of such advisory voting process was indeed to let the shareholders provide

feedback to the company in a transparent way on whether the board had set the right course and ambition

level when determining the strategy in the energy transition plan.

The board is of the opinion that the process related to the shareholder proposals is both in compliance with

good governance and that it provides valuable input to the leadership of the company. Again, the board is

grateful for the engagement around the strategy of the company expressed by the shareholders.

Based on the above, the board of directors recommends that the general meeting votes against the

proposal.

Notice of attendance,

advance voting and power

of attorney for Equinor's

AGM 2023

REF NO: PIN CODE:

NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The annual general meeting in Equinor ASA will be held

10 May 2023 at 15:00 CEST in Equinor Business Center,

Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger, Norway

The shareholder is registered with the following amount of shares, however, may vote for the amount of shares registered on 9 May.

ADVANCE VOTING

The company accepts votes in advance for this meeting. Registration deadline for advance votes: 9 May 2023 at 16:00 CEST.

Advance votes may only be executed electronically, through the company’s website www.equinor.com/agm or via VPS Investor Services.

VOTING

Voting will only be possible electronically via Lumi AGM both for digital and physical attendance. Please log in at https://dnb.lumiagm.com/114-688-536.

You must identify yourself using the pin-code and reference number that you will find in VPS Investor Services (Corporate Actions – General Meeting – ISIN) or

sent by post (for shareholders who have not registered for electronic reception). Shareholders can also receive their pin-code and reference number by contacting

DNB Bank Verdipapirservice by phone +47 23 26 80 20.

On the company’s web page www.equinor.com/agm you will find a guide describing how you as a shareholder can vote electronically.

DIGITAL ATTENDANCE

No pre-registration is needed for digital attendance, but shareholders must be logged on before the meeting starts. We therefore encourage shareholders to log on

in due time. It will be possible to log on to the annual general meeting one hour before start.

PHYSICAL ATTENDANCE

Notice of physical attendance should be registered electronically through the company’s website www.equinor.com/agm or via VPS Investor Services.

To register attendance through the company’s website, the above-mentioned reference number and PIN code must be stated.

Shareholders who have chosen electronic reception will not receive PIN and reference numbers and can only give notice through VPS Investor Services.

Alternatively this form may be signed and sent by e-mail to genf@dnb.no

, or by post to DNB Bank ASA, Registrars Department, P.O.Box 1600 Sentrum, 0021 Oslo,

Norway. The notice of attendance should be received no later than 9 May 2023 at 12:00 CEST.

If the shareholder is a company, please state the name of the individual who will be representing the company:

Place Date Shareholder’s signature

PROXY WITHOUT VOTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF EQUINOR ASA

REF NO: PIN CODE:

Proxy should be submitted electronically through the company’s website www.equinor.com/agm or via VPS Investor Services.

To grant proxy through the company’s website, the above-mentioned reference number and PIN must be stated.

Shareholders who have chosen electronic reception will not receive PIN and reference numbers and can only give proxy via VPS Investor Services. Proxy may also be

sent by e-mail to genf@dnb.no

(scanned form) or by post to DNB Bank ASA, Registrars’ Department, P.O.Box 1600 Sentrum, 0021 Oslo, Norway.

If you send the proxy without naming the proxy holder, the proxy will be given to the chair of the board of directors or an individual authorised by him.

This proxy should be received no later than 9 May 2023 at 12:00 CEST.

The undersigned

hereby grants (tick one of the two)



the chair of the board of directors (or a person authorised by him), or

 _____________________________________________

(Name of proxy holder in capital letters)

proxy to attend and vote for my/our shares at the annual general meeting of Equinor ASA on 10 May 2023.

Place Date Shareholder’s signature (only for granting proxy)

PROXY WITH VOTING INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF EQUINOR ASA

You may use this proxy form to give voting instructions. Alternatively, you may vote electronically in advance through the company’s website www.equinor.com/agm,

see separate section above.

Proxies with voting instructions can only be registered by DNB and must be sent to genf@dnb.no (scanned form) or by post to DNB Bank ASA, Registrars’ Department,

P.O.Box 1600 Sentrum, 0021 Oslo, Norway.

The form should be received no later than 9 May 2023 at 12:00 CEST. The proxy form must be dated and signed.

If you leave the “Name of the proxy holder” blank, the proxy will be given to the chair of the board of directors, or an individual authorised by him.

The undersigned: REF NO:

hereby grants (tick one of the two)



Chair of the board of directors (or a person authorised by him), or



____________________________________

Name of proxy holder (in capital letters)

proxy to attend and vote for my/our shares at the annual general meeting of Equinor ASA on 10 May 2023.

The votes shall be exercised in accordance with the instructions below. If the sections for voting are left blank, this will be counted as an instruction to vote in accordance with

the board’s and nomination committee’s recommendations. However, if any motions are made from the attendees in addition to or in replacement of the proposals in the

notice, the proxy holder may vote at his or her discretion. If there is any doubt as to how the instructions should be understood, the proxy holder may abstain from voting.

EQUINOR ASA | ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING 2023

For

Against

Abstention

3. Election of chair for the meeting

4. Approval of the notice and the agenda

5. Election of two persons to co-sign the minutes together with the chair of the meeting

6. Approval of the annual report and accounts for Equinor ASA and the Equinor group for 2022, including the board of directors’ proposal for distribution of fourth

quarter 2022 dividend

7. Authorisation to distribute dividend based on approved annual accounts for 2022

8. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor ban the use of fiberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms, commits to buy into existing hydropower projects and conduct

research on other energy sources such as thorium

9. Proposal from shareholders that Equinor identify and manage risks and possibilities regarding climate, and integrate these in the company’s strategy

10. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and drilling by 2025 and provides financial and technical assistance for the repair of and development

of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

11. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor develops a procedure for greatly improved process for responding to shareholder proposals

12. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor ends all plans for activity in the Barents Sea, adjusts up the investments in renewables/low carbon solutions to

50 percent by 2025, implements CCS for Melkøya and invests in rebuilding of Ukraine

13. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor stops all exploration and test drilling for oil and gas, becomes a leading producer of renewable energy, stops plans for

electrification of Melkøya and presents a plan enabling Norway to become net-zero by 2050

14. Proposal from shareholder that Equinor’s management let the results of global warming characterise its further strategy, stops all exploration for more oil and gas,

phase out all production and sale of oil and gas, multiplies its investment in renewable energy and CCS and becomes a climate-friendly company

15. The board of directors’ report on Corporate Governance

16.1 Approval of the board of directors’ remuneration policy on determination of salary and other remuneration for leading personnel

16.2 Advisory vote of the board of directors’ remuneration report for leading personnel

17. Approval of remuneration for the company’s external auditor for 2022

18. Determination of remuneration for the corporate assembly members

19. Determination of remuneration for the nomination committee members

20. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market to continue operation of the company’s share-based incentive plans for employees

21. Reduction in capital through the cancellation of own shares and the redemption of shares belonging to the Norwegian State

22. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market for subsequent annulment

Place Date Shareholder’s signature (to be signed only for granting proxy with voting instructions)

American Depositary

Shares (ADS) notice of

Equinor’s AGM 2023

American Depositary Shares Notice of General Meeting of Shareholders:

Issue: Equinor ASA

CUSIP: 29446M102 ISIN: US29446M1027 Ticker: EQNR

Meeting Details: Annual General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on May 10, 2023, at the registered office of

the company, Equinor Business Center, Forusbeen 50, 4035 Stavanger, Norway 3:00 PM CET.

ADS Record Date: April 4, 2023

Voting Deadline: April 28, 2023 at 9:00 AM (Eastern Time)

Meeting Date: May 10, 2023

Ratio (ORD: ADS):

1: 1

Documents provided by the Company related to the Meeting can be accessed at www.Equinor.com/agm

In accordance with the provisions of the Deposit Agreement governing the ADSs, registered owners of ADSs

("Owners") at the close of business (NY time) on the ADS Record Date set forth above will be entitled, subject to

any applicable provisions of Norwegian law, the articles of association (or similar document) of the Company and

according to the rules of the Foreign Registrar, to instruct the Depositary as to the exercise of the voting rights, if

any, pertaining to the ordinary shares evidenced by that Owners' Receipts provided that such Owner is, or is

acting upon the instruction of, the person(s) owning a beneficial interest in the ADSs (the "Beneficial Owner") of

such ordinary shares and if that Owner is registered as a shareholder of the Company with the Foreign Registrar

prior to the Meeting.

Upon the written request of an Owner on such record date, received on or before the Voting Deadline set forth

above for such purpose, the Depositary shall endeavor, insofar as practicable and permitted under Norwegian

law, the Deposit Agreement, the provisions of the articles of association (or similar document) of the Company

and the rules of the Foreign Registrar to: (i) cause the number of ordinary shares underlying that Owner’s ADSs

to which that Owner’s request relates to be temporarily registered in the records of the Foreign Registrar in the

name of the Beneficial Owner or Beneficial Owners specified by that Owner on the condition that the Foreign

name of the Depositary or its nominee or the Custodian or its nominee; (ii) notify the Company of its intention to

vote the amount of ordinary shares referred to in clause (i); and (iii) as proxy, to vote or cause to be voted, or

otherwise to give effect to the written request of that Owner by voting or causing to be voted, the amount of

ordinary shares referred to in clause (i) above in accordance with instructions set forth in such request.

Owners are advised that the Depositary will not carry out a voting instruction with respect to ADSs unless: (i)

either: (A) the Owner of those ADSs states on the voting instruction form that it is the Beneficial Owner of those

American Depositary Shares; or (B) the voting instruction form identifies the Beneficial Owner or Beneficial

Owners of those ADSs; (ii) the Owner of those ADSs either: (A) has the transfer of such ADSs blocked until the

conclusion of the Meeting; or (B) delivers those ADSs to a blocked account within The Depository Trust Company

("DTC") for the account of the Depositary and notifies the Depositary that those ADSs are being held in a blocked

account until the conclusion of the Meeting; and (iii) the voting instruction form has been properly completed and

timely received by the Depositary.

By submitting any Voting Instructions, you are instructing the Depositary to arrange for the temporary registration

of the ordinary shares represented by your ADSs in your name in the Foreign Registrar and certifying that you

are a record holder of ADSs as of the close of business on the ADS Record Date set forth above and will

continuously hold all such ADSs until the conclusion of the Meeting on May 10, 2023 and any adjournments

thereof. ADSs registered in the Owner's name on the books of the Depositary will be blocked from transfer until

after the conclusion of the Meeting. In order to comply with the terms of the ADSs and provide the Depositary

with assurance that ADSs on which it has received voting instructions from or on behalf of a DTC participant

and/or their clientele will be held in that participant’s account until the conclusion of the Meeting, DTC has agreed

to segregate positions on which voting instructions have been received under a separate contra-CUSIP number.

A DTC participant submitting voting instructions via Broadridge on a position in its DTC account will be required,

for such voting instructions to be properly submitted, to provide the Depositary with a letter authorizing DTC to

have its nominee, Cede & Co., execute a proxy on the participant’s behalf and to take certain actions to

effectuate the purposes.

Please note that persons beneficially holding ADSs through a bank, broker or other nominee that wish to provide

voting instructions with respect to the securities represented by such ADSs must follow the voting instruction

requirements of, and adhere to the deadlines set by, such bank, broker, or other nominee. Such requirements

and deadlines will differ from those set forth herein for registered holders of ADSs.

Broadridge, as proxy agent, may refer on the internet, phone, or proxy card to “DEFAULT

RECOMMENDATION: NO VOTE”, which means that unless instructed otherwise, no vote will be cast

Total represented Equinor

AGM 2023

Attendance Details

Page:

Date:

Time:

10 May 2023

18:23

Meeting:

Attendees VotesShares

Shareholder 2,127,709,41854 2,127,709,418

3rd Party Proxy 7,8322 7,832

Styrets leder med fullmakt 3,387,6901 3,387,690

Styrets leder med instrukser 235,170,9391 235,170,939

Forhåndsstemmer 111,144,6681 111,144,668

Total

2,477,420,54759 2,477,420,547

10 May 2023

Equinor ASA, AGM

Shareholder 2,127,709,41854 2,127,709,418

Representing / AccompanyingVotesShares

Voting Card

1,873ÅBYHOLM, CLAES

ÅBYHOLM

, CLAES

1,873

1,974ASKLAND, NERI KRISTOFFER

ASKLAND, NERI KRISTOFFER

1,974

168BALVOLL, INGER

BALVOLL, INGER

168

314BERTLING, ELLEN

BERTLING, ELLEN

314

7BREKKEDALEN, SONDRE FJELLHEIM

BREKKEDALEN, SONDRE FJELLHEIM

2,864EGELAND, INGVAR

EGELAND, INGVAR

2,864

530EGENES AS, Repr. ved Børge Egenes

EGENES AS, Repr. ved Børge Egenes

530

679ENDRESEN, SIGFRED

ENDRESEN, SIGFRED

679

492ESPEDAL, KNUT JONAS

ESPEDAL, KNUT JONAS

492

6,720ESPELAND, HARALD

ESPELAND, HARALD

6,720

4FÖRENINGEN GREENPEACE NORDEN,

Repr. ved Gloria Boillos og Misty Rizzo

FÖRENINGEN GREENPEACE NORDEN

, Repr. ved Gloria Boillos og Misty Rizzo

3,170GARDEN, THOR ALLAN

GARDEN, THOR ALLAN

3,170

330GAUSLAND, INGEBRET

GAUSLAND, INGEBRET

330

7GRUNDT, GUTTORM

GRUNDT, GUTTORM

301GUNDERSEN, FRANK INDRELAND

GUNDERSEN, FRANK INDRELAND

301

200HALLERAKER, JAN HELGE

HALLERAKER, JAN HELGE

200

67,085HEINV AS, Repr. ved HARALD

ESPELAND

HEINV AS, Repr. ved HARALD ESPELAND

67,085

2,070HERDLEVÆR, GUNNAR

HERDLEVÆR, GUNNAR

2,070

218HERMANSEN, ODD HENRY

HERMANSEN, ODD HENRY

218

8,559HORNELAND, ANNE KRISTI STOKKA

HORNELAND, ANNE KRISTI STOKKA

8,559

165JENSEN, EINAR GAARE

JENSEN, EINAR GAARE

165

7,434JOHNSGAARD, EMBRET

JOHNSGAARD, EMBRET

7,434

2,940JONES, PHILIP ANDREW

JONES, PHILIP ANDREW

2,940

1,124JØRPELAND, MAGNAR

JØRPELAND, MAGNAR

1,124

923KOLRUD, KRISTINE

KOLRUD, KRISTINE

923

2LAINE, SANDRA HANNELE

LAINE, SANDRA HANNELE

19LARSEN, ROBERT

LARSEN, ROBERT

3,711LOFTESNES, TOR EINAR

LOFTESNES, TOR EINAR

3,711

1LYSTAD, GURO

LYSTAD, GURO

9,129METHI, FRIDE SELJEVOLD

METHI, FRIDE SELJEVOLD

9,129

578MIDTGÅRD, RAYMOND

MIDTGÅRD

, RAYMOND

578

31MO, ERIC

MO, ERIC

2,127,565,006NÆRINGS- OG

FISKERIDEPARTEMENTET, Repr. ved

Georg Fredrik Lahelle Rabl og og Snorre

Nitter

NÆRINGS- OG FISKERIDEPARTEMENTET, Repr. ved Georg Fredrik Lahelle Rabl

og og Snorre Nitter

2,127,565,006

300OPDAL AS

OPDAL AS

300

2,320PEDERSEN, BÅRD GLAD

PEDERSEN,

BÅRD GLAD

2,320

1RAAVAND, HALVARD HAGA

RAAVAND, HALVARD HAGA

BRISUM, JAN EVERT PAUL

7979

1REFSUM, TUVA MJELDE

REFSUM, TUVA MJELDE

45RINNAN, RUNE

RINNAN, RUNE

100RØED, PÅL MOUM

RØED,

PÅL MOUM

100

407

ROSÉN, VILDE MARIE LUND

ROSÉN

, VILDE MARIE LUND

407

65RUSTAD, JENS ANDREAS

RUSTAD, JENS ANDREAS

6,773SÆVDAL, RAGNAR

SÆVDAL, RAGNAR

6,773

100SELNÆS, KJELL ARTHUR

SELNÆS, KJELL ARTHUR

100

410SKARSAUNE, EIRIK NESE

SKARSAUNE, EIRIK NESE

410

1SLETSJØE, SIMEN ANDREAS SELMER

SLETSJØE, SIMEN ANDREAS SELMER

4,238SMEDSVIG, STIG EINAR

SMEDSVIG, STIG EINAR

4,238

110STEINHAUG, BODIL VALLAND

STEINHAUG, BODIL VALLAND

110

1STIFTELSEN WWF VERDENS

NATURFOND, Repr. ved Tord Lauvland

Bjørnevik

STIFTELSEN WWF VERDENS NATURFOND, Repr. ved Tord Lauvland Bjørnevik

2,422STØLAN, TORBJØRN

STØLAN, TORBJØRN

2,422

303TEIGE, BJØRN ASLE ALEXSANDER

TEIGE, BJØRN ASLE ALEXSANDER

303

500THULIN, KÅRE WILHELM

THULIN,

KÅRE WILHELM

500

672TOOGOOD, ERIC OTTO

TOOGOOD, ERIC OTTO

672

902TRAA, KJELL

TRAA, KJELL

902

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Date:

Time:

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18:23

1WAAGAARD, RAGNHILD ELISABETH

WAAGAARD, RAGNHILD ELISABETH

1,020

MOXNESS, TRYGVE WEIDEMANN

1,020

Kjellberg, Johan Anders

1,041

3rd Party Proxy 7,8322 7,832

Representing / AccompanyingVotesShares

Voting Card

4Drodge, Kassie

NORMAN, JAN MARTIN

7,828Midtgarden, Gunnar

MIDTGARDEN, RUTH LOUISE

7,828

Styrets leder med fullmakt 3,387,6901 3,387,690

Representing / AccompanyingVotesShares

Voting Card

14 CBPStyrets leder med fullmakt

DAHL, TOM KRISTIAN

BJERKE, NATHANIEL BACASMAS

NÆRBØE, ANE KRISTIN

BRÆKKEN, ASLE

LARSEN, PORANEE

STRAND, ATLE RAGNAR

JOHANSEN, JAN HENNING

KOLLEN, OLE MAGNE

HANSEN, KJELL VIDAR

OLSEN, MORTEN JOHAN

PHAM, MINH HA

2,000

OLSEN, JAN TORE

2,000

CARLHEIM, ELZBIETA

LENSBERG, HENNING

MEIDELL, LILL

LARSHAUGEN,

ÅSHILD BRANDSTAD

HAUGE, ZENAIDA PANALIGAN

HALVORSEN, JØRAN

2,007

GYTRI, INGE BRIGT BEINNES

2,007

NORDENG, PER OLAV

ØSTHUS, OLE DAG

TORGALSBØEN, ANDERS GABRIEL

MOMORK, THOMAS

HEFTE, ARVID

REIERTSEN, NATHALIE

SAMUELSEN, DANIEL

BORGEN, KRISTIN ALGARHEIM

STENE, JOHAN

PAULSEN, ADRIAN

GRØGAARD, JENS BERNHARD

BERGSETH, JOSEPH JAMES BERG AXELSEN

MACK,

CHRISTINA KVAREKVÅL

HAUKELID, NINA

1,815

NERTUN, NIELS EIRIK

1,815

RUSTEN, STIG FRODE

TVERGROV, KIRSTI BRIT

ULVESTAD, YNGVE

1,816

RUEDA MOLINA, MARIA EUGENIA

1,816

10,000

LOUIE INVESTOR AS

10,000

BØRRESEN, EMELY VORVIK

1,446

CULLUM, ALEX ALBOROUGH

1,446

BREMBO, RAKEL MARIA

KVEBÆK, CATHINKA

RUUD,

FLORENCE GENEVIÈVE

19,644

EITRHEIM,

PÅL

19,644

1,750

ROSENKILDE, CHRISTA MARTA MARIA

1,750

18,563

TUNGESVIK, GEIR

18,563

NESBØ, KJERSTI

KVADSHEIM, RICHARD ALEXANDER

BJELKE, HARALD CHRISTIAN

PEDERSEN, PETTER

KJØNNERØD, HENRIK

1,696

MARKER, ROY

1,696

1,651

BJERK, ARNE

1,651

FAUSKE, MATHIAS

1,656

SHEATH, MICHAEL JONATHAN

1,656

1,634

SØRVIK, INGE EIVIND

1,634

1,520

NERTUN, EVA

1,520

1,519

LENDING, REIDUN

1,519

1,535

LAMBERT, ANDREW DUNCAN

1,535

13,367

LINDBÆK, JANNIK

13,367

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NESSE, HARALD SIGURD

1,472

1,448

JAKHELLN, BARBARA

1,448

12,879

REITAN, TORGRIM

12,879

12,511

PETTERSEN, INGE

12,511

1,393

BACHE-ANDREASSEN, KARI RANDI

1,393

1,256

ROSLAND, HELGE

1,256

1,254

RØRTVEIT, GEIR JOHAN

1,254

1,234

DIETRICHSON, BRITT ASTRID RANDEM

1,234

1,240

FAGERVIK, MAY SISSEL

1,240

1,200

SKUM, NILS ANDERS MATHISEN

1,200

1,137

KARLSEN,

ÅSE KAROLA

1,137

738,429

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EIKA NORGE

738,429

10,000

VOLD, MAGNUS

10,000

1,125

DUNSÆD, TROND

1,125

9,966

STENERUD, AKSEL

9,966

1,077

FABRITIUS, REIDAR

1,077

1,067

Steinsåker

, Kjell

1,067

1,046

JENSEN, WALTER

1,046

1,015

VESTERÅS

, BJØRN ERIK

1,015

1,009

SELHEIM, KNUT

1,009

1,000

ÅREKOL

HALLDOR Å

1,000

TRÆLAND, EGIL

1,000

TOTLAND, SVEIN ARNULF

1,000

1,002

HOGSTAD, MARIE

1,002

978

OVERAAE, INGER JOHANNE

978

920

MØRKESETH, PER OLAV

920

907

TÆRUD, JOHN HALVOR

907

917

MICHELSEN, ELISABETH

917

8,000

NORSTAD, ANDERS RUNE

8,000

888

OVERØYE, JOHAN ARNT

888

858

ALNE, JAN

858

853

STRØM, KIRSTI

853

831

JELSØ, TOR MARTIN

831

840

LOKØY, HANS NORMANN

840

825

KASPERSEN,

KONRAD HÅKON

825

814

LIA, MAGNHILD ENGER

814

7,486

GONDER, ERIK

7,486

800

STRAND, OLA HENRIK

800

788

BRATTELI, MA TERESA TORRES

788

7,297

SKAUG, JOHNNY

7,297

778

BARSTAD,

PÅL BØRRE

778

7,000

SALMOSERVE AS

7,000

737

MARKER, INGRID

737

724

SELSETH, STEINAR KONRAD

724

6,725

KIRKESÆTHER, MERETE HOLMGREN

6,725

704

RIKSTAD, LOVISE

704

682

SMITH-ERICHSEN, ANDREAS

682

676

ELIASSEN, LAURA JOHANNE

676

657

BRÅTEN

, JO ARNE

657

MIKALSEN, RAGNAR JOHAN

657

650

TRÆLAND, TOVE

650

LARSEN, ARILD

650

647

ØVRUM, MARGARETH

647

637

ØIEN, SIDSEL

637

630

CEDERLØF, RUNE

630

614

ANGELL, WENCHE

614

ANGELL, HARALD OSKAR

614

600

INGVALDSEN, KARL BJØRNAR

600

563

MOHOLT, BRITT

563

558

FREDRIKSEN, THOR-HENRIK

558

544

Hals, Einar Asle

544

543

IVERSEN, TONE STIXRUD

543

552

LØLAND, KJETIL

552

554

STOKKE, JØRN YNGVE

554

530

NORDBØ, OLAV

530

505

SKIVIK-HANSEN, INGOLF JOHAN

505

518

KRAKELI, TOR IVAR

518

500

HANSSEN, ODD ARNE

500

EINAR WESTBY AS

500

DØCKER, KETTY ANDREA

500

510

ØSTBY, TROND

510

492

HAUGEN, KARSTEN

492

487

SANDBERG, THORLEIF

487

485

JENSEN, CHRISTEN MAGNE

485

480

JAKOBSEN, TORE JOSTEIN

480

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PETTERSEN, HAAKON-MARIUS

472

464

JOHNSEN, LARS GISLE WESSEL

464

KJULSLUND, SYNNØVE

464

5,501

ÅSLAND

, SOLVEIG

5,501

5,452

RUSTAD, EINAR

5,452

445

HVEBERG, STEINAR MAGNE

445

GJØLMESLI, BJØRG

445

440

HEDSTEN, EIRIK

440

JULSRUD, TOM-ARVE

440

HEDSTEN, TROND WARHUUS

440

STIEN, ANNE-MARIE DALMO

440

438

FALLETH, ROLF SVERRE

438

430

BREVIK, TOR

430

426

SELMER, KARL ALBRECHT OPSAHL

426

432

LILAND, KNUT

432

5,126

URANIENBORG SOKN

5,126

411

MALLAUG, BJØRN

411

410

SKARSAUNE, SJUR NESE

410

407

JOHANSEN, KRISTINE

407

MALMIN, GRETHE TOVE

407

STØRKSEN, AUD KRISTINE

407

MADSEN, NETTE INGVOR SOLVEIG

407

SØRDAL, TURID

407

Bjørnstad, Tove Løwer

407

GUNDERSEN, JENNY JOHANNE

407

HAAKENSTAD, RAGNHILD SYNNØVE

407

GREFSTAD, ASTRID OLIVA

407

PETTERSEN, INGER BEATE

407

STEGARUD, GERD

407

GUNDERSRUD, ROLF

407

ASK, LAILA SYNNØVE

407

400

ESPELID, LARS

400

GISHOLT, LARS PETTER

400

381

AALAND, RANNVEIG

381

366

STOKKVIK, HAROLD BERG

366

363

WALER, STEN RINO

363

4,584

REINHARDSEN, JON ERIK

4,584

1,329

GUNNTVEIT, HEIDI VIVIAN

1,329

344

STENERSEN, BJØRN W BRANDIN

344

4,552

STØRKSEN, JOHANNES

4,552

338

OLSEN, IVAR JOHAN

338

188,840

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EIKA BALANSERT

188,840

332

MOSS, ROBERT JOHAN

332

5,000

MORBERG, TORE SVEIN

5,000

330

VISTE, ARNE STEINAR

330

SEWELL, KIRSTI AAGOT ENGELSEN

330

FRYDENLUND, KAIJA UNELMA KAARINA

330

328

GRETLAND, BRITA SOFIE

328

327

FREDHEIM, ROGER

327

303

KLEIVDAL, HARALD WILHELM

303

301

RØNNE, ELSE MARIE

301

300

SØBSTAD, THOR GUNNAR

300

LOG, SIGMUND

300

KLEVEN, SOLVEIG

300

SANNAS CONSULTING AS

300

PIONERO AS

300

STRANDMYR, ØYSTEIN

300

NETLAND, HALLSTEIN

300

294

BREDAL, LEIF TERJE

294

292

HYSTAD, TORE

292

281

SOLBERG, ERLING

281

4,225

LUND,

MORTEN WATTENGÅRD

4,225

265

NIKOLOVSKA, RADINKA

265

264

THANKI, JANAKRAI VALLABHJI

264

WESTLI, GEIR HARALD

264

THANKI, ASHA JANAKRAI

264

OPPEDAL, KARSTEN

264

SOLLID, BENT-

HÅVARD

264

261

ÅRSTAD

, BERIT

261

259

ENGESLAND, ROAR

259

258

LÆRUM, JAN ERIK

258

FUGLEM, BJØRN JOHAN

258

FOLKVANG, KARI

258

250

SUND, STEVE MORGAN

250

HAGNES, STEIN-INGE

250

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ANDRESEN, METTE

250

BEIER, REIDUNN MYSTER

250

267

AUNE, ANNA KARINA LÆGREID

267

249

VIALLATTE, BARBRO ANN ROSS

249

245

RØRTVEIT, JOHANNES

245

242

DRAG, ERIK

242

LARSEN, ODDBJØRG TEGLE

242

RØNNING, SIGBJØRN

242

HANSEN, JORUNN

242

4,000

HALVORSEN, HALLVARD RUSTAD

4,000

242

DAHL, ELSE-BERIT

242

240

HANSEN,

ÅGE NORMAN

240

237

DANIELSEN, STIG KETIL

237

232

ESTEVENIN, ANNE LISE FRANSVAAG

232

220

HERBRANDSEN, JOAKIM

220

216

STEMSRUD, LARS

216

215

Mineto Gasque Mendonca, Marco Antonio

215

KILLI, GRETA KARIN

215

206

NYLAND, MARI

206

205

KIVLE, GRO EINA

205

203

RIENKS, PETER

203

200

ANDRESEN, ROLF WERNER

200

SEPUTYTÉ

, RIMA

200

ABRAHAMSEN, LEIF HENRY

200

260,838

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EIKA NORDEN

260,838

200

LERBERG, LARS

200

JAASUND, ANNE MARIT DJØSELAND

200

192

BIRKELAND, KARI

192

LØLAND, INGE

192

188

SCHUSTER, KENNETH ROBERT

188

HAUG, PER KRISTIAN

188

199

GÖTHNER

, MARIA KRISTINE STRANDSKOG

199

179

LAUTEN, TRYGVE OLAV

179

HAUGEN,

JAN ÅGE

179

FROST, ANDERS

179

SKAARE,

PÅL EIVIND

179

VIKANE, OLAV

179

177

VORVIK, LAILA

177

JENSEN, ESPEN BJØRKLUND

177

TUNGODDEN, JOHN

177

176

WESSEL-AAS, TERJE

176

175

REITAN, ODD MAGNE

175

173

KLØFTEN, JOSTEIN

173

172

OMDAHL, HALDIS WENCHE BØRRETZEN

172

168

BILLING, TRYGVE CARL

168

167

JOHANSEN, OLE EDON

167

LOFTESNES, MAIA

167

166

FAKSNESS, LIV-GURI

166

165

WESTERMANN, KARL MARTIN

165

SKILHAGEN, YVONNE

165

BRASTAD, HJØRDIS KARIN

165

VOLEHAUGEN, OLE

165

STORØY, ERLING HENRY

165

FAKSEN, ELISABETH PETRA

165

BJØRNSTAD, GRETE

165

3,491

VÅGØ

, PER TORE NILS

3,491

165

WEBER, LIS

165

BANG, ODDNY ANNIE

165

STENDE, ANDERS

165

BROCHMANN, UNNI ALIDE

165

JENSEN, HANS ANDREAS

165

MIKKELSEN, WILLY SOLMUND

165

BJØRNSEN, BJØRN

165

HEGREBERG, ALVIN

165

ABRAHAMSEN, JONATHAN MEDINA

165

OLAUSSON, SOLVEIG MARGARETA

165

HOLM, CLARA OCAMPO

165

HØYEM,

LISE STORÅS

165

STEINSÅKER

, SVEIN HELGE

165

SOLIBAKKE, ALFRED

165

GUNVALDJORD, LIV

165

SOLÅS

, ARNT EGIL

165

3,364

TJOLAND, KAREN LENE

3,364

155

ALFSTAD, EGIL

155

3,325

ANKER, IVER JOHAN

3,325

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FOSSNES, TERJE

152

150

ANDERSEN, CECILIE SKONTORP

150

HAGEN, THORVALD

150

BERGLUND, PER-

ÅGE

150

146

MÆLAND, TROND

146

142

WIGERNÆS, LIV SIRI

142

141

HØGH, HARALD

141

139

LILLESTØL,

CHRISTOFFER NAUSTVÅG

139

135

MØLMEN, GEIR

135

SKAAR, OLAV

135

133

GJELSVIK, JONVAR ASLAK

133

130

SUNDSTRØM, LEIF JOHAN

130

129

HATTEVIG, GUNNAR

129

INGEBRIGTSEN, MARI SKJEVRAK

129

127

SELSTØ, ALICJA MALEC

127

3,151

STIFTELSEN FYLKESAVISEN

3,151

120

KUNEJ DAEHLI, SPELA

120

117

SÆBØ, JØRN

117

112

HANSEN, PER-ØYSTEIN FJØSEIDE

112

SVASTUEN, MAJ-BRITT

112

115

ABEL, NIELS HENRIK

115

110

MORSUND, HELGE MAGNAR

110

1,700,323

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EIKA SPAR

1,700,323

106

KROGH, BRITT HELENE VON

106

103

HOLIEN, TORSTEIN

103

102

EFRAIMSEN, VIDAR LEIF

102

3,034

RAMSTAD, THOMAS

3,034

100

SEGLSTEN, MAY HELEN

100

SILSHE, SHEWAY

100

BAARLUND, ELSA

100

KVERNES, KNUT EGIL

100

3,000

HJØRNEVIK, ARNE

3,000

100

JENSEN,

ÅGOT

100

REBBESTAD, HELGE STIG

100

RIAN, TORBJØRN

100

3,000

BJORDAL, TORE

3,000

100

KORSRUD, BJØRG STANDAL

100

HOLEN, ARE

100

SAMUELSEN, TORE

100

WILLIKSEN, KJELL EINAR

100

2,974

MIDDELTHON, LEIF CORNELIUS

2,974

2,948

ALMÅS

, HANS IVAR

2,948

HANSSON, CHRISTIAN THAULOW

TØNDER, TORE

ØVERGAARD, ANNE-LISE

HESTENES, BJARNE

HENRIKSEN, ASTRID

DRIVENES, KARIN

LUTRO, DAGNY RAGNA

SCHMIDT, INGEBORG REGINE

FAGERSLETT, ELI ANNE OLIVA

FAGERSLETT DØDSBO, OLAV TERJE

MØYLAND, TALE SYNNØVE KRONHOLM

BREDLI, ARTHUR

JOHANSEN, KJELLAUG ØKLAND

DALE, TOR MAGNE

HOLT, SIGRID MARGRETE

STENSBY, HENRY

BUCHT, BERTHON JOHANNES

MELKILD, HALFDAN EILIF

HEIERAAS, HANS EDVARD

LAURITZEN, GURI

KNARDAL, ELDAR OLE

ÅSENG

, KJELL HALLSTEIN

FØLSVIK, TERJE

GRØNBERG, ARNE

STENERUD, FRØYDIS CEDERKVIST

NESS, HARALD

SAGEVIK, HELGE DAGFINN

BJØRKLUND, KARIN MARIE

LODDENGAARD, EGIL

SØRBERG, THERESE

REVHEIM, ANNE KRISTINE

2,754

MEIDAL, DERELYS KIRKLAND

2,754

ORMAASEN, DAG EIGIL

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JENSEN, GEIR

HAUKLAND, KARIN HELENE

RISAHAGEN, AUDUN

MENTZONI, BJØRG INGA

SVENSRUD, OVE ARNE

103

GUNDERSEN, BRITT LAILA

103

HAMMERVOLD, BJØRG MARIE

GAUP, MARIT SUSANNA

64,272

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EIKA ALPHA

64,272

SKAGA,

KÅRE

OLAFSEN, ANNE LISE

MEYER-VIKASKAG, TORD FERDINAND JARL

NILSEN, GUNHILD ANNE INGEBORG SANDMO

FOSSÅ

, KJELLAUG

DAHLE, HALDOR

KOJAN, TORIL SYNNØVE

2,714

HASSELKNIPPE, ANNE

2,714

VINDENES, JOHANNE DORTHEA

ELVEGÅRD

, HARALD

TJELMELAND, SIGNY-ELISE

HOLØ, TOR IVAR

WESSELBERG, ODD AGNAR

NILSSEN, ANNA OLIVE

LEIKVIN, MONA LISBETH

SCHIBBYE, KRISTIN BENEDICTE

UTAS, CECILIE FALCK

103

MYHRE, TOR GUNNAR

103

FRIESTAD, OLE KRISTIAN

2,633

SKRYSETH, HEGE

2,633

CHARLEE AS

2,596

GARDSTEIG, REIDUN

2,596

LIND, HARALD

HAUGER, ANETTE

JOHANSEN INVESTMENT AS

AAS, BJØRN EINAR

BRODAHL, HARALD

KARLSEN, HANS LEVI

ELLE, PER-ARNE

2,500

HOLMSEN, ANDERS BREDE

2,500

HAMMER, PER

OS, VIDAR

KRISTIANSEN, ODDVAR JOHAN

BJØRNDAHL, INGRID

HANSSEN, ELISE LARSEN

NILSEN, STEN ARE

HAAGENSEN, ALF KRISTIAN NEDREMO

NILSEN, ROY HENRY

WESTBY, EINAR

HAUG, TERJE GUNSTEIN

BJØRKLID, PAAL

STOKKAUNE, DORDI

BRATLAND-SOLA, LISBETH REKDAL

LARSEN, JAN OTTO

EGGERUD, MALIN CHRISTINE

WATSON, LIV KARI

UNNEBERG, KENNETH

40,584

NILSSON, JANNICKE

40,584

2,396

HOFF, BRIT

2,396

TVEIR HOLDING AS

BEDIN, KJELL

2,400

NYGÅRD

, SIGFRED ANDREAS

2,400

BRATTGJERD, PER ANDERS

RAGDE, SIRI FENSTAD

NORDSKAUG, TERJE

HØYLO, INGER LISE SVEINSDOTTER

HOEL, INGRID ODDVEIG

2,300

BERGE, TERJE ERIK GUSTAV ERIKSSON

2,300

LERVIK, RAYMOND

KIRKHOLT, EVEN MOEN

SYVERSTAD, THORBJØRN

BRODAHL, EMMA

KRISTENSEN, ASBJØRN

REIGSTAD, KINE-ELENA

2,221

OUDEN, JACOB DEN

2,221

2,229

AUKLEND, ERLING

2,229

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AASEN, INGER

SAUR,

ÅSE BJØRNSEN

BJØRNSEN, ERIK

JAKOBSEN, RUNAR LILLEBO

KAUFFMANN, JOSE ANTONIO CARLOS

Hetty, Per

VALLTOFT, MERETE

LØKKE, ARNE

LOHOFF, TIM HERMANN

THORSEN, TAGE ISAK

2,127

LYGREN, IVAR

2,127

SOLBERG, TROND

LEIKAAS,

HÅKON GREEN

2,114

DYBWAD, MAREN

2,114

HAGEN, JAN ARILD

MCKENZIE, LACHLAN JAMES

2,091

TJOSEVIK, MARIE

2,091

29,000

KJULSLUND, THOR KRISTIAN

29,000

DALGÅRD

, JOACHIM NILSEN

OKSVANG,

PÅL EIVIND

3,387,690

Styrets leder med instrukser 235,170,9391 235,170,939

Representing / AccompanyingVotesShares

Voting Card

34,260 CBIStyrets leder med instrukser

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DELPHI KOMBINASJO

34,260

LUNDEFARET, NILS MAGNE

CHRISTENSEN, MARCEL ANTERO

992,524

DANSKE INVEST NORSKE AKSJER INST

992,524

24,000

GJENSIDIGE FORSIKRING ASA

24,000

AL-SAMMER, MAHMOD SHAKER

1,266,394

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND VERDI

1,266,394

22,401

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB EUROPA INDEKS

22,401

1,266,147

VERDIPAPIRFONDET ALFRED BERG NORGE

1,266,147

325,759

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EQUINOR AKSJER NO

325,759

267

CIN BELGIUMLIMITED

267

825

CIN BELGIUMLIMITED

825

528,695

VIDACAIXA, S.A.

528,695

195

CIN BELGIUMLIMITED

195

40,376

KUTXABANK PENSIONES, S.A., SGFP

40,376

296,769

KUTXABANK GESTION SGIIC, S.A.

296,769

523,760

DWS INVEST

523,760

158

CIN BELGIUMLIMITED

158

3,663

IF IST - AKTIEN WELT

3,663

18,524

AVADIS FUND-AKTIEN WELT ESG AST 2

18,524

89,567

CIEPP - CAISSE INTER-ENTREPRISES D

89,567

18,465

AVADIS FUND-AKTIEN WELT AST 2

18,465

5,182

LLB Invest AGmvK fur LLB Aktien Gl

5,182

26,000

LLB Fund Services AG als Treuhande

26,000

4,600

LLB Invest AGmvK fur LLB Aktien Gl

4,600

DANICA PENSION LIVSFORSIKRINGSAKTI

1,023,479

DANICA PENSION LIVSFORSIKRINGSAKTI

1,023,479

237,755

Danske Bank Puljer

237,755

Joao Luz

16,118

1290 FUNDS - 1290 SMARTBETA EQUITY

16,118

1999 VOLUNTARY EMPLOYEES' BENEFICI

30,000

29 HAUSSMANN ACTIONS EUROPE

30,000

100,000

29 HAUSSMANN EURO RENDEMENT

100,000

20,000

29 HAUSSMANN FLEXIBLE MONDE

20,000

3,027

801 INVESTMENTS LLC

3,027

17,274

AA SSGA Actions Indice Euro

17,274

188

ABBE A HELLER

188

93,592

ABU DHABI PENSION FUND

93,592

24,336

ACADIAN

24,336

10,627

ACADIAN ASSET MGMT (

10,627

43,585

ACCIDENT COMPENSATION CORPORATION

43,585

7,179

ACHMEA IM GLOBAL EQ FND EUR

7,179

107,780

ACHMEA PENSIOEN- EN LEVENSVERZEKER

107,780

19,823

ACHMEA REINSURANCE COMPANY N.V

19,823

30,805

ACHMEA SCHADEVERZEKERINGEN N.V

30,805

55,936

ACHMEA VARIABLE SECURITIES HEALTH

55,936

28,174

ACS 30:70 GLOBAL EQUITY TRACKER FU

28,174

13,520

ACTIAM BF ASIFEW

13,520

3,533

ACTIAM Duurzaam Europees Aandelenf

3,533

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ACTIAM Duurzaam Ind Aandelenfond

228,005

81,236

ACTIAM DUURZAAM INDEX AANDELENFOND

81,236

70,885

ACTIAM Sustainable Index Fund Equi

70,885

977

ACTIVE INVESTMENT AD

977

958

ADAM JANICKI ROLLOVER IRA TD

958

54,400

ADVANCED SERIES TRUST - AST ADVANC

54,400

29,924

AEIS INSTITUTIONAL FUND AKTIEN GLO

29,924

7,389

AFER MARCHES EMERGENTS

7,389

27,488

AIB GROUP IRISH PENSION SCHEME

27,488

222

AKB REI CORP.

222

200

AL DESHOTEL

200

ALAN J COHEN

250

ALAN N GORAN TR FBO ALAN N GORAN

250

ALAN P HANSEN

9,106

ALASKA PERMANENT FUND CORPORATION

9,106

158,100

ALASKA PERMANENT FUND CORPORATION

158,100

970

ALASKA PERMANENT FUND CORPORATION

970

ALBERT AN-PO LIN

210

ALBERT BULLOCK

210

600

ALBERT E FERRARA JR &

600

ALBERT J ZDENEK JR

ALESSANDRO VETTORI 2017 REV TRUST

138

ALETHEIAN WEALTH ADV

138

200

ALEX MARKEVICH

200

ALEXANDER E TAVLIAN TRUSTEE FBO AL

170

Alexandre Morch

170

557

ALFRED H ROBERTS JR

557

18,130

ALFRED I. DUPONT CHARITABLE TRUST

18,130

200

ALFRED L GRIGGS TRUST

200

500

ALFRED T WHITNEY JR

500

400

ALFREDO DZIUGIS

400

750

ALISON J MORK

750

15,894

ALLEANZA ASSICURAZIONI S.P.A.

15,894

ALLEN C RIESS

200

ALLEN J KARGER

200

ALLISON LEHMAN

1,000

ALLISON S GONG-DUMMIT ROTH IRA TD

1,000

20,000

ALLOCATION ACTIONS CORE

20,000

56,718

ALLOCATION INVEST EQUITY CORE

56,718

1,085

ALMEGLIO - FONDO PENSIONE APERTO A

1,085

2,243

ALPHA ADVANTAGE GLOBAL FUND-INTL T

2,243

17,761

ALPHA ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL FUND

17,761

54,262

ALPHA ADVANTAGE INTL FD SFO (SFO )

54,262

86,542

ALPHA ARCHITECT INTERNATIONAL QUAN

86,542

84,359

ALTO AMERICA AZIONARIO

84,359

35,788

ALTO INTERNAZIONALE AZIONARIO

35,788

551,021

AMERICAN FUNDS INSURANCE SERIES GL

551,021

11,750

AMERICAN FUNDS INSURANCE SERIES IN

11,750

93,877

AMP INTERNATIONAL EQUITY IND FUN

93,877

6,442

AMP INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX FUN

6,442

13,503

AMUNDI AUSTRIA

13,503

6,229

AMUNDI ESG REGIONAL MULTIFACTOR FU

6,229

3,154

Amundi Etf ICAV

3,154

43,792

AMUNDI ETF ICAV - AMUNDI SP GLOBAL

43,792

453,235

AMUNDI ETF PEA MSCI EMERGING ASIA

453,235

223,929

AMUNDI ETF PEA MSCI EUROPE UCI

223,929

225,136

AMUNDI ETF PEA S P 500 UCITS E

225,136

28,356

AMUNDI FUNDS - EUROPEAN EQUITY DYN

28,356

22,223

AMUNDI FUNDS - EUROPEAN EQUITY RIS

22,223

8,037

AMUNDI FUNDS DYNAMIC MULTI FACTORS

8,037

77,000

AMUNDI FUNDS EUROPEAN EQUITY VALUE

77,000

85,000

AMUNDI FUNDS REAL ASSETS TARGET IN

85,000

111,295

AMUNDI GLOBAL INFRASTRUCTURE

111,295

94,198

AMUNDI HK - GREEN PLANET FUND

94,198

1,406

AMUNDI INDEX EQUITY GLOBAL MULTI S

1,406

355,572

AMUNDI INDEX MSCI EUROPE

355,572

83,746

AMUNDI INDEX MSCI WORLD

83,746

4,647

AMUNDI INDEX SOL - AMUNDI PR

4,647

13,193

AMUNDI INDEX SOLUTIONS - AMUNDI PR

13,193

36,083

AMUNDI MSCI EASTERN EUROPE EX RUSS

36,083

297

AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE ESG LEADERS SEL

297

16,436

AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE ESG LEADERS SEL

16,436

66,245

AMUNDI MSCI EUROPE EX SWITZERLAND

66,245

201,239

AMUNDI MSCI USA MINIM VOLATILITY F

201,239

25,796

AMUNDI MSCI WORLD ESG LEADERS SELE

25,796

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AMUNDI NASDAQ-100

215,217

6,278

AMUNDI OPPORTUNITES

6,278

188,528

AMUNDI RUSSELL 2000

188,528

50,000

AMUNDI SGR SPA/AMUNDI ELITE MULTI

50,000

717

AMUNDI SIF Global Ethical Equities

717

4,058

AMUNDI STOXX GLOBAL ARTIFICIAL INT

4,058

14,300

ANCHORAGE POLICE & FIRE RETIREMENT

14,300

ANDREA O COSTELLO

142

ANDRES ANGELANI AND LAURA MARTIN L

142

568

ANDREW C WOODARD

568

ANDREW D REBHOLZ

500

ANDREW E HIGBIE

500

300

ANDREW EDWARD JOHANSEN

300

200

ANDREW EDWARD JOHANSEN ROLLOVER IR

200

ANDREW FLORY & DOROTHY FLORY JT TE

200

900

ANDREW G SPOTTS

900

ANDREW J WAGNER &

121

ANDREW KAPYRIN

121

ANDREW PATRICK NIXON TRUST

606

ANDREW TITUSKIN ROLLOVER IRA

606

ANGELA JO BELT & SCOTT HADDEN

300

ANGELO GARGAGLIANO IRA

300

ANITA S ISAAC &

1,000

ANJUM M KAZI &

1,000

100

ANN M CARL TR FBO

100

567

ANN MORRISON

567

290

ANNA XIAOYAN CHEN SEP IRA

290

1,100

ANNE DRINKWATER

1,100

ANNETTE M ROGERS ROTH IRA

100

ANTHONY M BORGES JR

100

ANTHONY R BUCH &

110

ANTON S FARWAGI

110

100

ANTONIA PALAZZOLO TOD

100

21,039

ANZ WHOLESALE INTERNATIONAL SHARE

21,039

2,695

AP ACTIONS 2 MONDE

2,695

67,375

AQUARIUS INTERNATIONAL FUND

67,375

1,233

ARAMCO US RETIREMENT INCOME PLAN T

1,233

111,676

ARCHITAS MULTI-MANAGER GLOBAL FUND

111,676

1,966

ARERO - DER WELTFONDS - ESG

1,966

124,998

ARIZONA PSPRS TRUST

124,998

ARIZONA STATE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

2,622

ARKWRIGHT LLC

2,622

200

ARLENE SIDELL REV TRUST DTD 08/20

200

ARMAND J FERRANTI

1,000

ARMEN KALAYDJIAN IRA

1,000

ARNALDO J CONTRERAS JR

7,040

ARRCO QUANT 1

7,040

ARTHUR CONYERS

200

ARTHUR EDWARD URSCHEL &

200

787

ARVEST FOUNDATION

787

150

ASHOK R PATEL

150

8,000

ASSET RISK CONSULTANTS LIMITED

8,000

ASSICURAZIONI GENERALI SPA

107,994

ASSOCIATED BRITISH FOODS PENSION S

107,994

131

ASUNCION M ROGERS ROLLOVER IRA

131

20,662

ATBIS INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOL

20,662

14,480

ATIVO INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND LP

14,480

2,087

AUGUST R MAMMEL

2,087

3,541

AURION GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

3,541

AUSTIN SCOTT CLARK

881,077

AUSTRALIAN RETIREMENT TRUST

881,077

189,187

AUSTRALIAN RETIREMENT TRUST

189,187

76,855

AUSTRALIAN RETIREMENT TRUST

76,855

6,436

AUSTRALIAN RETIREMENT TRUST

6,436

25,034

AUTORIDADE MONETARIA DE MACAU

25,034

46,335

AVANTAX ADVISORY SER

46,335

92,782

Aviva Inv Passive Funds ACS

92,782

6,965

AVIVA INVESTORS INVESTMENT FUNDS I

6,965

22,169

Aviva Investors Pass Funds ACS

22,169

55,044

Aviva Investors Passiv Fund ACS

55,044

85,402

Aviva Investors Passive Fun ACS

85,402

4,316

Aviva Investors Passive Fund ACS

4,316

13,317

Aviva Investors Passive Funds ACS

13,317

4,480

AVIVA INVESTORS PORTFOLIO FUNDS IC

4,480

49,293

Aviva Investors UK Fund Services L

49,293

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AVIVA LIFE & PENSIONS IRELAND DAC

26,704

49,745

AVIVA LIFE & PENSIONS UK LIMITED

49,745

351,527

AVIVA LIFE & PENSIONS UK LIMITED

351,527

5,569

Aviva Life Pensions UK Limited

5,569

262,689

AWARE SUPER

262,689

3,602

AXA AA DIVERSIFIE INDICIEL 1

3,602

5,577

AXA BELGIUM SA

5,577

64,270

AXA EURO DIVIDEND DBVL

64,270

118,375

AXA EURO DIVIDEND K

118,375

70,424

AXA EURO DIVIDEND L

70,424

49,266

AXA IM SUSTAINABLE EQUITY FUND

49,266

3,631

AXA INSURANCE DESIGNATED ACTIVITY

3,631

15,525

AXA Insurance UK PLC

15,525

8,947

AXA INVESTMENT MANAGERS SCHWEIZ AG

8,947

33,384

AXA Leben AG

33,384

7,461

AXA SWISS INSTITUTIONAL FUND GLOBA

7,461

197,547

AXA WORLD FUNDS

197,547

76,749

AZL INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND

76,749

142

BABATUNDE A OYENEKAN

142

37,573

BANCO CENTRAL DE TIMOR-LESTE (BCTL

37,573

130,280

BANK OF KOREA

130,280

BANK OF KOREA

BARBARA F DAVIS &

110

BARBARA LICHTENSTEIN

110

BARBARA M SYLVIA TTEE FBO

120

BARRY J HEITNER

120

172

BARRY PEARLMAN

172

4,005

BBBANK NACHHALTIGKEIT UNION

4,005

26,320

BCV Enhanced Europe Equity ESG

26,320

23,114

BCV Systematic Premia Europe Equit

23,114

1,300,357

BDL CONVICTIONS

1,300,357

438,675

BDL NAVARRE

438,675

1,257,040

BDL REMPART

1,257,040

BEACON POINTE ADVISO

6,235

BEAR CREEK INC.

6,235

1,252

BEAT DRUGS FUND ASSOCIATION

1,252

2,000

BECHEN FAMILY FOUNDATION

2,000

219,916

BEL EQUITY EUROPE ESG

219,916

100,565

BELL ATLANTIC MASTER TRUST

100,565

12,879

BELLSOUTH CORP RFA VEBA TRUST

12,879

BEN SAGOT IRA

100

BENNET A KLAUBA

100

250

BERIT M MCKENNA

250

583

BERNADINE L WEISS

583

141

BERNADINE O HELRIEGEL TRUSTEE FBO

141

BERNHARD OPITZ &

3,000

BERNT C F PETTERSSON

3,000

BETSY S. PELL

BETTY J IEHL TRUSTEE FBO ROBERT A

192

BEVERLY I ONSAGER ROLLOVER IRA

192

BEVERLY K VOGELEY

3,402

BFT PARTNERS - VIA EQUITY WORLD SR

3,402

42,658

BFT PARTNERS VIA EQUITY EUROPE SRI

42,658

395,061

BILL AND MELINDA GATES FOUNDATION

395,061

112

BILL PAPPAS JR AS CUST FOR

112

162,170

BLACKROCK ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL

162,170

12,591

BLACKROCK ASSET MANAGEMENT SCH

12,591

26,366

BLACKROCK ASSET MANAGEMENT SCHWEIZ

26,366

2,401,240

BLACKROCK AUTHORISED CONTRACTUAL S

2,401,240

21,436

BLACKROCK FUND MANAGERS LTD

21,436

18,010

BLACKROCK FUND MANAGERS LTD

18,010

4,606

BLACKROCK FUND MANAGERS LTD

4,606

535,040

BLACKROCK FUND MANAGERS LTD

535,040

4,410

BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND (

4,410

297,438

BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION FUND I

297,438

2,365

BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION PORTFO

2,365

73,844

BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION VI FUN

73,844

358,113

BLACKROCK GLOBAL FUNDS

358,113

6,103

BLACKROCK GLOBAL FUNDS

6,103

56,282

BLACKROCK GLOBAL INDEX FUNDS

56,282

47,780

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRU COMP

47,780

236,637

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COM

236,637

1,422,269

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMP

1,422,269

4,004,762

BLACKROCK INSTITUTIONAL TRUST COMP

4,004,762

1,410

BLACKROCK LIFE LTD

1,410

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BLACKROCK MSCI EAFE EQUITY INDEX N

220,862

52,898

BLACKROCK STRATEGIC FUNDS

52,898

68,958

BLACKROCK SUSTAINABLE BALANCED FUN

68,958

107,140

BLACKROCK UCITS CCF

107,140

510

BLAKE DOUGLAS JOHNSON IRA

510

237

BLK MAGI FUND A SERIES TRUST OF BL

237

400

BLUE CHIP INVESTMENT CLUB

400

126,827

BNP PARIBAS B INVEST - GLOBAL EQUI

126,827

24,396

BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI EUROPE EX

24,396

1,701

BNP PARIBAS EASY - MSCI WORLD ESG

1,701

10,929

BNP PARIBAS ENERGIE & INDUSTRIE EU

10,929

49,139

BNP PARIBAS FUND III N.V. - BNP PA

49,139

73,572

BNP PARIBAS SUSTAINABLE FUNDS GLOB

73,572

317

BNPP DUBLIN/FAM GLOBAL EQUITIES IN

317

64,648

BNY MELLON (INTL) LTD AS TRUSTEE O

64,648

BOARD OF PENSIONS OF THE EVANGELIC

500

BOBBY A MALONE &

500

300

BOGDAN BLICHARZ

300

224,901

BOILERMAKER BLACKSMITH NATIONAL PE

224,901

89,174

BON SECOURS MERCY HEALTH INC

89,174

15,691

BON SECOURS MERCY HEALTH INC

15,691

2,220

BOURBON ACTIONS INTERNATIONALES

2,220

445

BPB INVESTMENT LP

445

401

BRADLEY FOSTER & SAR

401

101

BRADLEY M FLASTER

101

959

BRENT P CHEUNG

959

568

BRETT A WOODARD

568

BRIAN BUTTERFIELD

100

BRIAN D HARPER ROTH IRA

100

BRIAN E DIX ROTH IRA TD AMERITRADE

7,073

BRIAN L PINKER

7,073

100

BRIAN OLAFUR NOLAN

100

49,369

BRIDGE BUILDER INTERNATIONAL EQUIT

49,369

1,181,217

BRIDGE BUILDER INTERNATIONAL EQUIT

1,181,217

3,924

BROIDA WEISS 2012 FAMILY TRUST

3,924

373

BRUCE BICKNER

373

420

BRUCE J NATHAN

420

445

BRUCE L DAHL ROLLOVER IRA TD

445

500

BRUCE LEATHERMAN

500

100

BRUCE SMITH ROLLOVER IRA

100

7,252

BRUNSWICK UNIT 1 QUALIFIED NUCLEAR

7,252

7,072

BRUNSWICK UNIT 2 QUALIFIED NUCLEAR

7,072

240

BRYAN KOZER

240

70,368

BT INTERNATIONAL SHARES INDEX FUND

70,368

19,569

BT WHOLESALE MULTI-MANAGER INTERNA

19,569

500

BUDD E LITOWITZ ROTH IRA

500

526

BUNRATTY HOLDING LLC

526

3,788

BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS - LABOR RETI

3,788

81,904

BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS-LABOR INSURA

81,904

321,745

BUREAU OF LABOR FUNDS-LABOR PENSIO

321,745

820

C A FEAGIN 2012 TR FBO CHASE FEAGI

820

856

C A FEAGIN 2012 TR FBO MORGAN FEAG

856

836,620

CAISSE DES DEPOTS ET CONSIGNATIONS

836,620

CALEB BRYCE DRAKE

7,653

CALVERT VP EAFE INTERNATIONAL INDE

7,653

23,697

CAMGESTION EP

23,697

152,315

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO PENSIO

152,315

5,002

CANDRIAM L BALANCED ASSET ALLOCATI

5,002

4,256

CANDRIAM L CONSERVATIVE ASSET ALLO

4,256

261

CANDRIAM L DYNAMIC ASSET ALLOCATIO

261

10,052

CAPACITY FONDS INSTITUTIONNEL ACT

10,052

13,745

CAPACITY FONDS INSTITUTIONNEL ACTI

13,745

1,287

CAPITAL GROUP

1,287

123

CAPITAL GROUP (FMAX)

123

320,597

CAPITAL GROUP EMPLOYEE BENEFIT INV

320,597

CAPITAL INVESTMENT A

374

CAPITAL RESEARCH MGM

374

1,672

CAPITAL RSEARCH AND

1,672

876

CAPULA TAIL RISK MASTER FUND LIMIT

876

11,860

CARDANO COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND

11,860

150,000

CARDIF ASSURANCE VIE

150,000

8,500

CARDIF ASSURANCES RISQUES DIVERS

8,500

CARL ALAN SYVERTSEN ROTH IRA

100

CARL D WAGNER ROLLOVER IRA TD

100

615

CAROL ANN MORRIS AND DAVID L MORRI

615

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CAROL G RIFFER

100

2,336

CAROL J BARNETT CHARITABLE REM

2,336

1,241

CAROL J BARNETT CHARITABLE REMAIND

1,241

CAROL LOU FISHER IRA TD AMERITRADE

CAROL LOU FISHER ROTH IRA

126

CAROL O CAMPBELL ROLLOVER IRA

126

200

CAROLINE FRANCES DUQUETTE

200

108

CASCAVEL HOLDINGS LLC

108

CASSIE BRANCHEAU

436

CATHERINE IRENE KING REVOCABLE

436

CATHERINE J BERGMAN TTEE

1,191

CATHOLIC CHARITIES MAINE

1,191

CATHY NACHMAN BENE IRA OF

1,379

CAUSEWAY MULTI-FUND LLC- GLO SU

1,379

289

CAUSEWAY MULTI-FUND LLC- GLOBAL SU

289

5,140

CAYMAN ISLANDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

5,140

183

CC&L Q GLOBAL EQUITY EXTENSION FUN

183

1,200

CELIA W KAGAN

1,200

8,527

Central Bank of Ireland

8,527

2,599

CENTRAL PROVIDENT FUND BOARD

2,599

57,050

CF GLOBAL PORTFOLIO LLC

57,050

252

CGMPV LLC

252

CHAITANYA NANDIPATI

525

CHANG FAMILY LLC

525

200

CHARLENE W DAVIS ROTH IRA

200

523

CHARLES A FEAGIN REVOCABLE TRUST

523

500

CHARLES GILBERT YOUMANS ROLLOVER I

500

147

CHARLES H FLYNN

147

CHARLES L MUELLER

150

CHARLES M MCLENDON IRA

150

250

CHARLES METALITZ

250

CHARLES NEUMANN AS CUST FOR

900

CHARLES OBRIEN II

900

CHARLES P BERTA ROLLOVER IRA TD

CHARLES PARNELL & BARBARA DICKSON-

900

CHARLES R CLINE ROTH IRA

900

536

CHARLES REINWALD JR ROTH IRA TD

536

185

CHARLES RICHARD GUERTIN

185

113

CHARLES WINCHELL & SHERRY WINCHELL

113

CHERYL K KINSELLA IRA

CHERYL L BELLAVIA &

231

CHESTER ALLEN BOOE JR TTEE

231

5,009

CHEVRON UK PENSION PLAN

5,009

CHRIS G VOSS IRA

150

CHRISTIAN HOFFMAN

150

CHRISTINE BECKER

654

CHRISTINE M TRUM LUPI REV TRUST &

654

CHRISTINE MADELINE BORELLO

CHRISTOPHER A GIRON

CHRISTOPHER C STEN ROLLOVER IRA TD

119

CHRISTOPHER D RILEY

119

194

CHRISTOPHER H POWELL

194

200

CHRISTOPHER J NOWAKOWSKI

200

100

CHRISTOPHER J PATTON ROTH IRA

100

5,111

CHRISTOPHER P FORD

5,111

CHRISTOPHER P FORD TR

5,111

2,103

CHRISTOPHER RAYMOND LEUTHOLD IRA T

2,103

CIAMBOTTI & MONTOURIS REV TRUST UA

101,768

CIBC ASIA PACIFIC FUND

101,768

241,566

CIBC ATLAS INTERNATIONAL GROWTH FU

241,566

27,242

CIBC BALANCED FUND

27,242

267,714

CIBC EUROPEAN EQUITY FUND

267,714

5,866

CIBC EUROPEAN INDEX FUND

5,866

18,569

CIBC GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

18,569

84,533

CIBC GLOBAL MONTHLY INCOME FUND

84,533

1,346

CIBC INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX ET

1,346

1,265

CIBC INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX PO

1,265

23,152

CIBC INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOL

23,152

45,593

CIBC INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND

45,593

374,744

CIBC MONTHLY INCOME FUND

374,744

76,448

CINDY SPRINGS LLC

76,448

2,775

CITIZENS INTEGRATED

2,775

255

CITW FUND LP

255

505

CITW FUND LP

505

500

CITY HOSPITAL OF QUINCY

500

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CITY NATIONAL ROCHDA

500

80,064

CITY OF LOS ANGELES FIRE AND POLIC

80,064

93,320

CITY OF NEW YORK GROUP TRUST

93,320

60,392

CITY OF PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC EMPLOY

60,392

909

CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY PENSION S

909

214

CLEARBRIDGE MODEL

214

70,513

CLEOME INDEX - EUROPE EQUITIES

70,513

2,757

CLEOME INDEX - WORLD EQUITIES

2,757

2,784

CLINTON NUCLEAR POWER PLANT QUALIF

2,784

14,450

CLOSE ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITED

14,450

2,650

CLOSE ASSET MANAGEMENT LIMITED

2,650

10,500

CLOSE ASSET MANAGEMENT UK LTD

10,500

115,278

CNP ASSUR EUROPE CANDRIAM

115,278

282

COHEN + STEERS INC.

282

28,103

COHEN + STEERS REAL ASSETS FUND IN

28,103

12,059

COHEN AND STEERS SICAV

12,059

COLIN N WOODFORD

20,810

COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES FUND

20,810

220,970

COLLEGE RETIREMENT EQUITIES FUND

220,970

12,929

COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVESTMENT FU

12,929

39,823

COLONIAL FIRST STATE INVESTMENTS L

39,823

35,795

COLONIAL FIRST STATE WHOLESALE ACA

35,795

45,886

COLONIAL FIRST STATE WHOLESALE IND

45,886

COLTON CHICKEN FUND (A PARTNERSHIP

1,371

COMBUSTION ENGINEERING 524(G) ASBE

1,371

32,206

COMMONWEALTH BANK GROUP SUPER

32,206

306

COMMONWEALTH FINANCI

306

63,554

COMMONWEALTH GLOBAL SHARE FUND 28

63,554

7,062

COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA STATE

7,062

75,516

COMMONWEALTH SPECIALIST FUND 13

75,516

75,683

COMMONWEALTH SUPERANNUATION CORPOR

75,683

61,806

COMPASS BALANCED GROWTH PORTFOLIO

61,806

105,410

COMPASS BALANCED PORTFOLIO

105,410

91,271

COMPASS CONSERVATIVE BALANCED PORT

91,271

17,522

COMPASS CONSERVATIVE PORTFOLIO

17,522

43,734

COMPASS GROWTH PORTFOLIO

43,734

15,348

COMPASS MAXIMUM GROWTH PORTFOLIO

15,348

100

CONDON RAY VANDER ARK AND MARY ANN

100

1,876

CONNECTICUT GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE

1,876

4,038

CONSTELLATION FITZPATRICK QUALIFIE

4,038

827

CONSTELLATION PEACH BOTTOM UNIT 1

827

CORINNE C NYGREN

3,776

CORNELL UNIVERSITY

3,776

45,348

COUNTY EMPLOYEES ANNUITY AND BENEF

45,348

250

COURTNEY BENSON

250

4,800

COVENANT HEALTH

4,800

27,463

CPR Europe ESG Poche COR

27,463

26,252

CPR Invest - European Strategic Au

26,252

48,008

CPR INVEST - GEAR WORLD

48,008

CRAIG H FUHRMANN ROTH IRA

200

CRAIG R MCINTYRE IRA TD AMERITRADE

200

900

CRAIG W DUNAGAN

900

2,865

CRAIG W DUNAGAN & MERETHE ALICE DU

2,865

CREWS FAMILY TRUST

15,206

CRN AMUNDI ACTIONS

15,206

3,324

CSAA INSURANCE EXCHANGE

3,324

39,063

CS-INVESCO PAN EUROPEAN HIGH INCOM

39,063

3,808

CSM INTERGENERATIONS

3,808

220

CUMBERLAND TR AND INV COMPANY

220

CURTIS R ARTIS REV TRUST UA 5/18/0

CYNTHIA B HUTCHESON ROLLOVER IRA

172

DAGFINN SENTURIA TOD

172

800

DALE A HOXIE

800

DALE F ALDEN

139

DALE J GRANACKI

139

1,230

DALE K HELPINGSTINE & BARBARA J HE

1,230

DAMON GERSH

385

DANA DELUCA SHECHTMAN

385

DANIEL A MULLEN AS CUST FOR

DANIEL A RADLER

DANIEL ANTHONY MULLEN

DANIEL ANTHONY MULLEN AS CUST FOR

DANIEL C MARTIN

DANIEL D PARKER & CANDACE S PARKER

DANIEL FREEDMAN

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DANIEL J BAUER BENEFICIARY IRA OF

100

DANIEL WEISZ REV LIV TRUST

100

5,734

DANMARKS GRUNDFORSKNINGFOND

5,734

DANNY D CURRIE

23,865

DANSKE INVEST EUROPE HIGH DIVIDEND

23,865

104,725

DANSKE INVEST EUROPEAN EQUITY FUND

104,725

DARCY W FISHER

DARRELL KEITH SHARPE

633

DARREN BOWE

633

100

DARTAGNAN NICHOLAS LYRAS

100

633

DAVID A GROSSMAN IRA

633

300

DAVID A MIHM IRA

300

1,500

DAVID A POPE UA MAY 16, 1990

1,500

123

DAVID A POWELL

123

100

DAVID A TRAUTMAN

100

2,533

DAVID AARON KERDELL

2,533

126

DAVID ALAN BLACK

126

300

DAVID AND NANCY CABLE CO-TTEES DAV

300

DAVID BOWEN AND RICHARD THOMAS RAY

DAVID D BLEICH

DAVID DELORM ROLLOVER IRA

DAVID E HOUSEMAN & BETSY P HOUSEMA

DAVID E WITWER & GENESE L WITWER T

400

DAVID GREENBERG

400

1,000

DAVID J PETTEY

1,000

460

DAVID J PFIFFNER

460

2,300

DAVID JEAN JACQUES FRASER

2,300

150

DAVID L HECKMAN JR & CATHERINE B

150

200

DAVID M ADLER

200

DAVID MCINERNEY &

DAVID N CHAN &

153

DAVID N WATTS II

153

DAVID P CASTAGNO

100

DAVID PELYHES IRA TD AMERITRADE

100

300

DAVID R BATTISTA

300

DAVID V O'CONNOR BENE IRA OF

DAVID W TURNER

500

DAVID W WONG & LUK S HO

500

662

DAVID WC PUTNAM FAMILY TRUST

662

143

DAVID WC PUTNAM GENERAL MARITAL TR

143

2,059

DAVID WC PUTNAM SPECIAL MARITAL TR

2,059

102

DAVID WILLIAM BARNHILL JR

102

460

DAWN DYKE

460

1,100

DAWN R MCINTYRE

1,100

860

DBS BANK LTD

860

11,999

DEAM-FONDS ZDV

11,999

DEAN GRIMES JR TOD

DEAN TILLEY

300

DEBBS NELSON

300

DEBORAH DEVARY FOREMAN

12,015

Dee street Global Equity Fund

12,015

DEF COMP ADVISORY COMMITTEE TR

29,716

DEK VERMOEGENSMANAGEMENT GMBH, NI

29,716

34,435

DEKA INTERNATIONAL S.A. W/DEKA-EUR

34,435

1,052

DEKA INTERNATIONAL S.A. W/DEKA-GL

1,052

20,000

DEKA INTERNATIONAL S.A. W/DEKA-GLO

20,000

38,500

DEKA INTERNATIONAL S.A. W/DEKALUX-

38,500

1,975

DEKA INVEST GMBH W/DEKA MSCI E

1,975

22,205

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH FOR KDF 1

22,205

5,457

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/A-VSA-FONDS

5,457

9,500

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/BEMA1

9,500

2,500

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/BEMA3

2,500

887

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/BF MASTERFO

887

11,317

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/BIA-STRATEG

11,317

29,700

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/BRODO INVES

29,700

22,785

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/CATHOLIC VA

22,785

47,256

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DDF 7

47,256

30,084

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA MSCI E

30,084

30,150

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA MSCI W

30,150

5,744

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA TRUST

5,744

110,000

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA-DIVIDE

110,000

17,819

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKAFONDS-R

17,819

452

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA-KSG-FO

452

2,217

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEKA-MSCI-E

2,217

165,600

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/ELB-AKTIEN

165,600

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DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/ELB-FUNDMAS

50,506

14,089

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/HEGAU-BODEN

14,089

605

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/JUROPA GLOB

605

2,003

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/KREBSHILFE

2,003

23,640

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/LIMES-FUNDM

23,640

22,000

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/MAINFRANKEN

22,000

3,587

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/REVI-FONDS

3,587

8,799

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/SLR VALUE I

8,799

13,500

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/VV E AACHEN

13,500

8,290

DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH W/WERTPAPIERS

8,290

291,078

DEKA VALUE PLUS

291,078

33,066

DEKA VERMOEGENSMANAGE GMBH, NI

33,066

14,191

DEKA VERMOEGENSMANAGEM GMBH, NI

14,191

13,890

DEKA VERMOEGENSMANAGEME GMBH, NI

13,890

37,200

DEKA VERMOEGENSMANAGEMENT GMB, NI

37,200

130,000

DEKA VERMOEGENSMANAGEMENT GMBH, NI

130,000

619

DELPHI MANAGEMENT, INC.

619

200

DENIS PAUL HICKEY

200

DENISE W OFFERDAHL

DENMAR DELACRUZ

DENNIS DACKOWSKI TOD

DENNIS L DACKOWSKI ROTH IRA

100

DENNIS L TAUER

100

300

DENNIS R LAWYER

300

DENTON M KURTZ TOD

6,300

DETROIT EDISON QUALIFIED NUCLEAR D

6,300

3,163

DEUTSCHE DCG EQ

3,163

100

DEVANSHU H D'AVE ROLLOVER IRA TD

100

766

DEVELOPED INTERNATIONAL EQUITY SEL

766

4,532

DFI LP EQUITY (PASSIVE)

4,532

402

DHANASEKARAN MARIAPPAN

402

125

DIANE M WERNER TOD

125

DIGESTIVE HEALTHCARE CENTER LLC PS

3,508

DILLON MARKETABLE SECURITIES COMMO

3,508

255

DIRK SCHWEITZER

255

5,931

DIVERSIFIED EQUITY MASTER PORTFOLI

5,931

7,468

DNB FUND LOW VOLATILITY EQUITIES

7,468

9,262

DNB FUND MULTI ASSET

9,262

8,677,538

DODGE + COX INTERNATIONAL STOCK FU

8,677,538

DON HOECKLE IRA

1,000

DONALD A WELSTED JR

1,000

500

DONALD C HAGGAS

500

300

DONALD C STEELE

300

DONALD CRAIG LOEWE &

300

176

DONALD E NEUMANN JR

176

244

DONALD K LARSON

244

DONALD R KATZ TR FBO

DONNA C HANUS IRA

200

DONNA MARIE LOGRASSO

200

634

DORI B BLANKENSHIP-CLARK & JEFFREY

634

DORIS GOTT CARROZA TRUSTEE FBO DOR

13,724

DORIS K CHRISTOPHER 1996

13,724

105

DOROTHY ANN G BAISE

105

100

DORTHY L GARBER TRUSTEE FBO NORMAN

100

DOUGLAS E CHICKERING TTEE

100

DOUGLAS M CLIFFORD & SHARON A CLIF

1,000

DOUGLAS M HARGRAVE TOD

1,000

500

DOUGLAS R BENDER

500

DOUGLAS R TROSTLE

DOUGLAS S STONE

DOUGLAS W BANISTER IRA TD

600

DREW BESONSON

600

200

D'SILVA LIVING TRUST

200

DUANE C SOUTHWICK TOD

DUANE J AMELL IRA

44,803

DUKE ENERGY QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DECO

44,803

85,647

DUPONT PENSION TRUST

85,647

DWB ENTERPRISES LP

500

DWIGHT BERIDON

500

835,271

DWS INVEST

835,271

18,511

DWS INVEST (IE) ICAV

18,511

25,041

DWS INVEST GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS

25,041

31,468

DWS INVESTME GMBH FOR DWS VORSOR

31,468

12,082

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FO

12,082

9,166

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FOND

9,166

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DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DEAM-FONDS

10,947

10,149

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS GLOBAL

10,149

2,042,600

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS VERMOG

2,042,600

12,717

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH FOR DWS VORSOR

12,717

59,802

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH ON BEHALF OF D

59,802

62,300

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH W/DEAM-FONDS B

62,300

31,741

DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR ARERO - DE

31,741

18,000

DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR CAPITAL ST

18,000

60,800

DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR DWS CON

60,800

30,529

DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR DWS CONCEP

30,529

59,555

DWS INVESTMENT S.A. FOR DWS ESG EU

59,555

42,270

DWS INVESTMENTAKTIENGESELLSCHAFT M

42,270

2,229

DYNASTY INVEST LTD

2,229

1,516

EASTSPRING INVESTMENTS

1,516

EDDIE CARL COWART &

9,800

EDMUND LAUE TR

9,800

253

EDMUND NUGENT SAWIN

253

EDWARD A FISHER

EDWARD C DWELLE III

1,611

EDWARD D JONES & CO CUSTODIAN

1,611

511

EDWARD E WESTERDAHL SIMPLE IRA

511

EDWARD FRANKLIN PEARSALL

2,198

EDWARD JONES TRUST CO AS CUST

2,198

200

EDWARD K LIVERMORE JR & MARCIA

200

100

EDWARD L GLADNEY

100

EDWARD N CHASE

526

EDWARD T MERKEL

526

100

EDWARD WAYNE KRAUS

100

EDWIN C GRAHAM IRA TD AMERITRADE

EDWIN F GAMBRELL

EDWIN J BENDER

EDWIN MANGOLD IRA

EDWIN VANDER LINDEN

18,841

EGEPARGNE 2 DIVERSIFIE

18,841

ELAINE C DROBNY

ELAINE M WHITMAN ROTH IRA

900

ELBERT H CHEN & JUNE CHEN TR

900

100

ELEANOR A APUZZO & KEVIN D ROBINSO

100

300

ELEANOR I MCINTYRE IRA

300

1,833

ELECTRICITY SUPPLY PENSION SCHEME

1,833

74,327

ELFUN INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND

74,327

390

ELISABETH A ROSSMAN TTEE UNDER THE

390

ELISE H SCROGGS

ELIZABETH M SPIERS

ELIZABETH A RILEY TTEE

600

ELIZABETH ANNE KREFT

600

975

ELIZABETH E. RIORDAN 97 TR MAWER-A

975

100

ELIZABETH WOHLWEND ROLLOVER IRA TD

100

600

ELLEN KARIN DURLACHER TR FBO

600

ELLEN L MONTICELLO IRA

ELLEN SUE MILLER

100

ELVIE SIM FONG AS CUST FOR

100

2,000

EMANUEL T PHILLIPS & IRIS G PHILLI

2,000

3,074

EMERGENCY SERVICES SUPERANNUATION

3,074

15,800

EMERSON ELECTRIC CO RETIREMENT MAS

15,800

10,030

EMG EUROPE LAZARD AM

10,030

49,754

EMMANUEL COLLEGE BOARD DESIGNATED

49,754

17,931

EMMANUEL COLLEGE RESTRICTED FUNDS

17,931

1,116

EMMANUEL COLLEGE THE SISTER ANNE M

1,116

7,770

EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT FUND OF THE C

7,770

13,700

EMPOWER ANNUITY INSURANCE COMPANY

13,700

8,979

ENERGY INSURANCE MUTUAL LIMITED

8,979

210,400

ENSIGN PEAK ADVISORS INC

210,400

21,020

ENVESTNET ASSET MANA

21,020

ENVESTNET ASSET MANAGEMENT

302

ENVESTNET ASSET MGMT

302

ENVESTNET/PMC

16,242

EQ ADVISORS TRUST - 1290 VT SM

16,242

ERIC KIDD HUGHES TR FBO

100

ERIC L HITCH

100

946

ERIC M RADJEF &

946

ERIC T COX LIVING TRUST

100

ERIC UPTON

100

ERICA LEONG AND PHILLIP LEONG JT

174,000

ERIKOISSIJOITUSRAHASTO LAHITAPIOLA

174,000

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ERLINDA B CARLOS LIVING TRUST

182

ERNIE R EPLEY TOD

182

120,709

ETOILE ENERGIE EUROPE

120,709

408

EUGENE ROMAGNOLI &

408

154

EUNJOO YOO OMEGA

154

105,000

EUROPAC INTERNATIONAL VALUE FUND

105,000

307

EVA E BROGDON ROTH IRA

307

40,029

EVEREN INVESTMENT LTD

40,029

EVERS CHILDRENS TRUST BENE IRA OF

906

EXE FAM TR EST UNDER MARGARET POND

906

130,112

F.L PUTNAM INVESTMEN

130,112

262

F.L PUTNAM INVESTMENT MGMT

262

14,822

F.L. PUTNAM INV MANA

14,822

726

F.L. PUTNAM INVESTME

726

5,437

F.L. PUTNAM SECURITIES

5,437

FAIRFAX COUNTY UNIFORMED RETIREMEN

20,631

FAMILY INVESTMENTS CHILD TRUST FUN

20,631

12,988

FAMILY INVESTMENTS GLOBAL ICVC FAM

12,988

17,760

FAMILY INVESTMENTS GLOBAL ICVC ONE

17,760

164

FBO MICHAEL G NORRIS

164

FBO TIMOTHY J KNOLL

543

FCM INTERNATIONAL LLC

543

28,088

FCP LAPLACE

28,088

6,761

FCP NATIO-FONDS PHARMA ACTIONS

6,761

18,288

FDA 18 Actions ACWI

18,288

10,626

FDC A3 - Part P :Titres

10,626

500

FERDINAND FRANZ

500

17,588

FGV ACTIONS EUROPE LMA

17,588

529

FIDDLER PARTNERS LLC

529

3,476,749

FIDELITY INVESTMENTS

3,476,749

29,550

FIDELITY RUTLAND SQUARE TRUST II:

29,550

109,400

FIFE COUNCIL PENSION FUND

109,400

1,740

FIRST SUPER

1,740

268

FIRST TRUST ADVISORS

268

75,573

FIRST TRUST DEVELOPED MARKETS EX-U

75,573

81,051

FIRST TRUST EUROPE ALPHADEX FUND

81,051

4,879

FIRST TRUST INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL

4,879

3,267

FIRST TRUST RIVERFRONT DYNAMIC EUR

3,267

13,100

FIS GROUP COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TR

13,100

21,402

FLEXSHARES INTERNATION QUALITY D

21,402

8,130

FLEXSHARES INTERNATIONAL QUA D

8,130

117,552

FLEXSHARES INTERNATIONAL QUALITY D

117,552

562

FLEXSHARES MORNINGSTAR DEVELOPED M

562

1,162,855

FLEXSHARES MORNINGSTAR GLOBAL UPST

1,162,855

385

FLEXSHARES STOXX GLOBAL ESG SELECT

385

110

FLORANNE F DUNNING ROLLOVER IRA TD

110

150

FLORANNE F DUNNING TRS FBO

150

930,946

FLOURISH INVESTMENT CORPORATION

930,946

29,406

FMT CO CUST IRA

29,406

68,045

FMT CO CUST IRA ROLLOVER

68,045

1,684

FMT CO CUST IRA SEPP

1,684

2,647

FMT CO CUST SEPP IRA

2,647

2,476

FMTC CUSTODIAN - IRA BDA

2,476

17,139

FMTC CUSTODIAN - ROTH IRA

17,139

1,500

FNZ SECURITIES LTD

1,500

45,946

FOLKSAM OMSESIDIG LIVFORSAKRING

45,946

22,237

FOLKSAM OMSESIDIG SAKFORSAKRING

22,237

60,691

FOLKSAM TJ NSTEPENSION AB

60,691

6,983

FONDACO OBIETTIVO WELFARE UCITS SI

6,983

54,338

Fondation Botnar

54,338

FONDAZIONE ROMA - GLOBAL PASSIVE E

41,778

FONDO NAZIONALE PENSIONE COMPLEMEN

41,778

8,496

FONDS DE PLACEMENT UNIGE ACTIONS

8,496

3,744

FOOD AND AGRICULTURE ORGANIZATION

3,744

10,813

FORD MOTOR COMPANY DEFINED BENEFIT

10,813

2,136

FORD MOTOR COMPANY OF CANADA LIMIT

2,136

3,932

FORDHAM UNIVERSITY

3,932

196

FPT CO CUST HSA

196

FRANCES A FULLER

100

FRANCES E & MICHAEL PETTYJOHN

100

200

FRANCESCO POLITANO &

200

53,106

FRANCISCAN ALLIANCE INC

53,106

15,152

FRANCISCAN ALLIANCE INC. MASTER PE

15,152

400

FRANK F FARAONE TOD

400

414

FRANK R BADAGNANI

414

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FRANK R BADAGNANI & FRANCES A BADA

400

FRED D FUMIA

600

FREDERICK MYLES YOUNG

600

FREDRICK WILLIS & DONNA L WILLIS J

FREIMANIS FAMILY TRUST

16,198

FUNDACAO CALOUSTE GULBENKIAN

16,198

29,111

FUNDO DE SEGURANCA SOCIAL DO GOVER

29,111

19,667

FUTURE FUND BOARD OF GUARD FOR

19,667

359,032

FUTURE FUND BOARD OF GUARDIANS FOR

359,032

255

G EMERY MOWREY & DEBBIE A MOWREY

255

20,867

G FUND - NEW DEAL EUROPE

20,867

100,000

G FUND - TOTAL RETURN ALL CAP EURO

100,000

4,912

G.A.-FUND-B - SUSTAINABLE WORLD EQ

4,912

11,095

G.A.-FUND-B - WORLD EQUITIES

11,095

7,069

GAIKOKUKABU SUB FUND 1, L. P.

7,069

1,242

GAIL L MCLACHLAN DECLARATION OF

1,242

GAIL M WARNER BROWN ROLLOVER IRA

120

GAIL S PINNEY IRA TD AMERITRADE

120

GAIL WHITTIER SCHWIEGER TOD

628,517

GAM STAR FUND P.L.C.

628,517

200

GARY A GEIB

200

500

GARY A HENRIKSEN

500

100

GARY ALLEN MACNEAL

100

500

GARY BIBKO

500

103

GARY FRANCIS MILNE ROJEK & JAMIE

103

1,000

GARY J SCHEER

1,000

650

GARY L YANKEN & SANDRA YANKEN

650

GARY MEL SUCHY SEP IRA

650

GARY R GILBERT ROLLOVER IRA

100

GARY S SCHULZ

100

GARY S SLACK

202,496

GENERAL ORGANISATION FOR SOCIAL IN

202,496

28,709

GENERALI EURO ACTIONS

28,709

21,877

GENERALI GLOBAL - FONDO PENSIONE A

21,877

109

GENERALI GLOBAL - FONDO PENSIONE A

109

59,539

GENERALI INVESTMENTS SICAV

59,539

38,214

GENERALI ITALIA SPA

38,214

13,147

GENERTELLIFE SPA

13,147

2,000

GEOFFRY L CAMPE

2,000

GEORGE GERARD AHRENS TRUSTEE FBO G

731

GEORGE JENKINS FOUNDATION INC.

731

GEORGE K ANGELOPOULOS

170

GEORGE M BANDURA ROTH IRA

170

1,100

GEORGE MICHAEL EDWARDS ROLLOVER

1,100

GEORGE O MARMORINO

600

GEORGE PARICHUK

600

GEORGE R SOUSA IRA

246

GEORGE S ISAACSON

246

125

GEORGE S WERNER

125

275

GEORGE STEELE

275

200

GEORGE W MEYER AND NANCY C MEYER T

200

400

GEORGE Y NISHIHARA & DARLENE D NIS

400

195

GERALD EDWIN MCCRANIE & LOUANNE SC

195

GERALDINE HIRD TR FBO GERALDINE U

GERARD RICHTER

GIRISH C PATEL

GLASSHOUSE IMAGES INC

688

GLENN F WIDENER ROTH IRA TD

688

3,192

GLENN M CREAMER

3,192

1,600

GLENN M JOHANSEN &

1,600

GLENN M JOHANSEN TR FBO LINDA A

410

GLENN WILLIAM GUNNARSON IRA

410

10,810

GLOBAL ATLANTIC BLACKROCK DISCIPLI

10,810

25,516

GMAM GROUP PENSION TRUST II

25,516

27,381

GMAM INVESTMENT FUNDS TRUST

27,381

928

GOLDMAN SACHS UK RETIREMENT PLAN

928

1,500

GORDON L BREMENKAMPF LIVING TRUST

1,500

54,562

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES SUPERANNUATIO

54,562

1,688

GOVERNMENT OF GUAM RETIREMENT FUND

1,688

6,303,271

GOVERNMENT PENSION INVESTMENT FUND

6,303,271

1,000

GRANTOR RETAINED ANNUITY TRUST

1,000

GRATUS CAPITAL, LLC

38,224

GRD 20 - Actions

38,224

49,809

GRD 3 - Actions

49,809

2,300

GREAT-WEST CORE STRATEGIES - INTER

2,300

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GREAT-WEST TRUST COMPANY LLC TR

302

GREAT-WEST TRUST COMPANY TR

302

GREAT-WEST TRUST COMPANY, LLC TR

3,696

GREEN TREE FUND A SERIES TRUST OF

3,696

200

GREG BROWN

200

300

GREGG S PRUSSING

300

521

GREGORY B LANE

521

515

GREGORY E BOWLUS

515

300

GREGORY GULICK

300

GREGORY JOHN MICZEK ROTH IRA

GREGORY KLAHN

9,000

GREGORY L JACKSON

9,000

100

GREGORY LEE NOLLEY IRA

100

1,100

GREGORY OSTERGREN & DIANE OSTERGRE

1,100

GRETCHEN PUTNAM IRA

7,169

GROUPAMA ASSICURAZIONI SPA

7,169

31,823

GROUPAMA CR TOTAL RETURN ALL CAP E

31,823

48,413

GROUPAMA EUROPE EQUITIES

48,413

3,078

GROUPAMA LOIRE BRETAGNE DYNAMIQUE

3,078

725

GROUPAMA LOIRE BRETAGNE REGIONAL 2

725

54,600

GUIDESTONE FUNDS INTERNATIONAL EQU

54,600

475,669

GUINNESS ASSET MANAGEMENT FUNDS PL

475,669

16,144

GUINNESS ATKINSON GLOBAL ENERGY FU

16,144

100

GUSTAVE J BECK

100

GWENDOLYN ESTELLE WORKMAN TOD

325

H HILLIARD GASTFRIEND

325

304

H MCCORD FRASER

304

1,725

HAL DORFMAN

1,725

2,000

HANS STEINHAUSER EXPORT IMPORT GMB

2,000

300

HARALDS JASS

300

1,207

HARBOR DIVERSIFIED INTERNATIONAL A

1,207

708,611

HARBOR INTERNATIONAL FUND

708,611

127

HARLEY K NICHOLAS

127

448

HAROLD D HALPERN & SELMA HALPERN

448

330

HAROLD J HARRISON

330

282

HAROLD JEFFREY HARRISON ROTH IRA

282

100

HAROLD LANGSAM

100

HAROLD R MOESER

8,331

HARRIS UNIT 1 QUALIFIED NUCLEAR DE

8,331

4,623

HARTFORD HEALTHCARE CORPORATION DE

4,623

9,220

HARTFORD HEALTHCARE ENDOWMENT LLC

9,220

6,264

Hartz Capital Investments, LLC

6,264

100

HARVEY MANEKOFSKY & SHEILA ROBERTA

100

HARVEY RAY HICKS

100

HAYWARD LOUIS WOODS

HAYWARD LOUIS WOODS AS CUST FOR

250

HECK CAPITAL ADVISOR

250

100

HEINZ X THOMA SEP IRA

100

300

HELENA JONES

300

HENLINE FAMILY TRUST

HENRI ALBERT RICH ROLLOVER IRA TD

HENRY PRNKA IRA

HERSHEY S BELL IRA

171,889

HI AKTIEN SPEZIAL 3 FOND

171,889

965,689

HONG KONG SPECIAL ADMINISTRATIVE R

965,689

1,000

HORACE W SMITH & CASSANDRA A PETER

1,000

7,634

HOSPITAL AUTHORITY PROVIDENT FUND

7,634

3,550

HOUSTON HOSPITALS, INC.

3,550

HOWARD & LUCY ZIMMERMAN REVOCABLE

2,500

HOWARD HALL & HELEN FRANKOVICH-HAL

2,500

155

HOWARD S FRANK

155

89,437

HP INC MASTER TRUST

89,437

6,680

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 1

6,680

9,562

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 12

9,562

4,710

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 2

4,710

7,781

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 3

7,781

4,479

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 5

4,479

822

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 6

822

9,817

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 7

9,817

7,627

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 8

7,627

4,064

HRW TESTAMENTARY TRUST NO. 9

4,064

10,466

HRW TRUST NO. 1 UAD 01/17/03

10,466

6,148

HRW TRUST NO. 3 UAD 01/17/03

6,148

HSA BANK AS CUSTODIAN

629,918

HSBC BANK PLC AS TRUSTEE OF STATE

629,918

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HSBC FRANCE LUXEMBOURG BRANCH

15,994

14,766

HSBC GLOBAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY M

14,766

17,343

HSBC POOLED INVESTMENT FND - HSBC

17,343

50,956

HSBC Pooled Investment Fund - HSBC

50,956

15,211

HSBC POOLED INVESTMENT FUND HSBC P

15,211

202

HUBERT A SCOBLE

202

HYMAVATHY REDDY KANDULA

187,878

IBM 401(K) PLUS PLAN TRUST

187,878

18,983

IBM PERSONAL PENSION PLAN TRUST

18,983

3,660

IBM RETIREMENT PLAN

3,660

2,289

IMPACTASSETS INC.

2,289

240,884

IMPERIAL GLOBAL EQUITY INCOME POOL

240,884

629,544

IMPERIAL INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOL

629,544

26,220

IMPERIAL OVERSEAS EQUITY POOL

26,220

14,277

INDIANA PUBLIC RETIREMENT SYSTEM

14,277

21,075

INDUSTRIAL ALLIANCE INSURANCE AND

21,075

1,801

INGE BRAUNE REVOCABLE TRUST

1,801

270

INLET PRIVATE WEALTH

270

INRE MEDIA INC ATTN JAMES J CARLIN

31,722

INSPIRE INTERNATIONAL ETF

31,722

6,855

INTEL RETIREE MEDICAL PLAN TRUST

6,855

8,925

INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND LLC

8,925

3,985

INTERNATIONAL EXPATRIATE BENEFIT M

3,985

531,500

INTERNATIONAL GROWTH AND INCOME FU

531,500

62,505

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND

62,505

2,096

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND RETIRE

2,096

8,458

INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND STAFF

8,458

36,618

INTERNATIONAL TILTS MASTER PORTFOL

36,618

27,872

INVESTERINGSFORENIN NORDEA INVE

27,872

11,848

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN DANSKE INVE

11,848

765

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN INVESTIN SA

765

13,183

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NOR INVE

13,183

8,703

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NORDEA INVE

8,703

10,045

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NYKR IN

10,045

36,772

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NYKREDIT

36,772

12,660

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN NYKREDIT IN

12,660

10,456

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN PROFIL INVE

10,456

19,335

INVESTERINGSFORENINGEN SPARINVEST

19,335

300

INVESTIGATORS INVESTMENT CLUB

300

400

INVESTMENTS ASSOCIATED OF

400

2,259

IOWA PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT

2,259

100

IRVIN E & MURIEL K BERGSAGEL TRS F

100

IRVING GREENBERG &

5,089,500

ISHARES CORE MSCI EAFE ETF

5,089,500

367,953

ISHARES CORE MSCI EUROPE ETF

367,953

521,336

ISHARES CORE MSCI INTERNATIONAL DE

521,336

1,091,564

ISHARES CORE MSCI TOTAL INTERNATIO

1,091,564

688,093

ISHARES ESG AWARE MSCI EAFE ETF

688,093

193,464

ISHARES EUROPE ETF

193,464

732,980

ISHARES GLOBAL ENERGY ETF

732,980

713,982

ISHARES II PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

713,982

1,518,167

ISHARES III PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

1,518,167

32,374

ISHARES INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FACTO

32,374

1,340,016

ISHARES IV PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

1,340,016

291,418

ISHARES MSCI ACWI ETF

291,418

175,879

ISHARES MSCI ACWI EX U.S. ETF

175,879

3,010,903

ISHARES MSCI EAFE ETF

3,010,903

536,973

ISHARES MSCI EAFE INTERNATIONAL IN

536,973

1,862,486

ISHARES MSCI EAFE VALUE ETF

1,862,486

41,383

ISHARES MSCI GLOBAL ENERGY PRODUCE

41,383

268,591

ISHARES MSCI INTL MOMENTUM FACTOR

268,591

909,894

ISHARES MSCI INTL QUALITY FACTOR E

909,894

447

ISHARES MSCI INTL SIZE FACTOR ETF

447

93,167

ISHARES MSCI INTL VALUE FACTOR ETF

93,167

3,338

ISHARES MSCI KOKUSAI ETF

3,338

173,372

ISHARES MSCI NORWAY ETF

173,372

48,174

ISHARES MSCI WORLD ETF

48,174

263,957

ISHARES PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

263,957

311,348

ISHARES V PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

311,348

368,408

ISHARES VI PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANY

368,408

300

ISOLDE GATTO

300

ISS/4828/NORTHCOAST

300

IUOE LOCAL 793 MEMBERS PENSION BEN

460

J BOWLER ROTH IRA

460

1,877

J HANSEN REV TR 4-29-81-MAWER

1,877

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J IMRIE BOWMAN

350

200

JACK C ALLMAN

200

100

JACK D MCLAUGHLIN IRA TD

100

JACK L HALSOR &

100

JACK MARION FROST

1,656

JACQUELINE BRACKETT AND RANDALL C

1,656

1,062

JAMES A DAHL & SHIRLEY E DAHL TR

1,062

100

JAMES A OLEYAR ROTH IRA

100

200

JAMES A ZILLIGEN

200

160

JAMES B BRINKMAN

160

838

JAMES C TUCKER TR DTD 6-18-92-MAWE

838

500

JAMES D LUEERS TOD

500

JAMES D SMITH

209

JAMES E BROGDON SR ROTH IRA

209

JAMES E DEEGAN

133

JAMES EDWARD ROBERTS

133

JAMES F ATWELL

100

JAMES F MATTHES TRUSTEE FBO JAMES

100

642

JAMES G VEITCH ROLLOVER IRA

642

110

JAMES J CARLINRE II TR FBO MEDIA I

110

JAMES J FABRIS, JACK A FABRIS &

281

JAMES L MASTEN JR &

281

225

JAMES LOUIS MARCHINI

225

722

JAMES M DUFFY IRA TD AMERITRADE

722

200

JAMES M LEE TOD

200

210

JAMES M STRAYER &

210

100

JAMES MARK HOGG ROTH IRA

100

JAMES MARTIN BYERS III

JAMES MCADEN

100

JAMES R AKERS & RITA C AKERS TRS

100

500

JAMES R AUGUSTERFER

500

104

JAMES R GREEN

104

150

JAMES R KELLY

150

300

JAMES R WEGGE JR SEP IRA TD

300

JAMES R WURTS

JAMES RICHARD OFFERDAHL &

200

JAMES ROSE

200

100

JAMES SCOTT EADIE IRA

100

307

JAMES SPRATTE IRA TD AMERITRADE

307

2,200

JAMES T SMITH TR FBO

2,200

JAMES W GOTTFRIED

200

JAMES W KERN

200

JAMES WILLIAM TUCKER JR &

200

JAMIE J MEHR

200

JAN C TING & HELEN PAGE TING

JAN CASTANZA

165

JANE A STEWART

165

100

JANET L ANDES ROTH IRA

100

700

JANET SCIGLIANE GARCIA

700

200

JANICE M HANSON TR FBO THREE

200

52,829

JANUS HENDERSON GLOBAL NATURAL RES

52,829

10,143

JAY W. CHRISTOPHER 1996 TRUST-MAWE

10,143

529

JAYSON RYAN NAVITSKY

529

300

JEAN C HIATT

300

JEAN M NUDELL ROLLOVER IRA

JEANNE K WILLIS

JEANNETTE L PRINCE ROLLOVER IRA

117

JEANNIE BURPEE ROLLOVER IRA

117

500

JEANNINE ARSENAULT

500

300

JEFF M HUDSON ROLLOVER IRA

300

JEFF PAUL BENSON

JEFFERY CLAYTON CLARK

JEFFERY D PEARSON &

250

JEFFREY A FEROLIE TOD

250

2,000

JEFFREY CHURCHILL

2,000

400

JEFFREY J MALLON

400

9,000

JEFFREY KUHLMAN

9,000

200

JEFFREY L SUGG

200

JEFFREY LEE SAFRIT

JEFFREY R KELLEY

500

JEFFREY R SAYRE

500

JEFFREY S HOVIS &

4,610

JEFFREY S LAMPUS

4,610

180

JENNIFER BUTACAN TOD

180

959

JENNIFER GASS IRA

959

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JENNIFER O CLAIR

444

500

JENNIFER R WANG

500

JEROME BRETHOUR

JEROME BRETHOUR BENE IRA OF

JEROME F BRETHOUR IRA

632

JERRY DONALD SMITH

632

JERRY I DE LA CRUZ

296

JERRY PRICE

296

200

JERRY W KAMINSKIS

200

208

JESS E SALAND

208

207

JESSICA H CHENG

207

200

JESSICA L SIERGIEJ &

200

150

JETTE M MONAHAN

150

144

JGP WEALTH MANAGEMEN

144

100

JIH M FWU

100

1,250

JIM TROST

1,250

JO ANN MENDLES

7,222

JO HAMBRO CAPITAL MANAGEMENT UMBRE

7,222

JOAN L FISHER

JOAN P VLACO

JO-ANN MENDLES IRA

JOANNE WILSON BENE IRA OF

212

JOANNE ZIENTKO

212

JOEL ALTUS

JOEL L AROUGHETI

JOHN A WHITMAN ROTH IRA

733

JOHN A ZANCHI ROLLOVER IRA

733

726

JOHN B NEVINS TRUST U/A DTD

726

JOHN B RITZEMA ROLLOVER IRA TD

255

JOHN D CUDDY ROTH IRA

255

100

JOHN D EARLS IRA

100

JOHN D PETERKINS ROLLOVER IRA TD

325

JOHN D STRICKLAND

325

JOHN E ARNOLD ROLLOVER IRA

683

JOHN E O'BRIEN

683

785

JOHN E O'BRIEN IRA

785

698

JOHN F MCCARTNEY TRUST

698

1,173

JOHN F STARMANN LIVING TRUST

1,173

JOHN G FAUSTGEN

JOHN J MEYER

JOHN J OLIVEIRA IRA

597

JOHN K CLEMENTS & JUNE C CLEMENTS

597

370

JOHN K HELGESEN

370

JOHN KONRAD JESELNIK

1,000

JOHN L MITCHELL SEP IRA TD

1,000

150

JOHN L OVERDEVEST TOD

150

100

JOHN LECHICKY

100

JOHN LIERMAN

200

JOHN LOLLIS ROLLOVER IRA

200

1,000

JOHN M MACBRAYNE III & BONITA E MA

1,000

JOHN M MCGRATH

JOHN M WALKER

200

JOHN MCGREEVY & DIANE MCGREEVY

200

JOHN MICHAEL GADDIS & CONSTANTINA

JOHN N HAMILTON

116

JOHN N PAGE III

116

383

JOHN PATRICK DACEY &

383

100

JOHN PATRICK HOLDEN & DOMINIQUE

100

300

JOHN R LYNCH ROTH IRA

300

JOHN R MEIS

200

JOHN R MILLER

200

100

JOHN ROBERT NELSON

100

JOHN ROBERT WALTERS

100

800

JOHN S GUTHRIE SEP IRA

800

200

JOHN STERKESON &

200

66,884

JOHN T. WALTON FAMILY TRUST

66,884

100

JOHN W CURRIE

100

500

JOHN W UNDERWOOD IRA

500

200

JOHN WILLIAM REMSEN IRA

200

6,349

JOHNSON + JOHNSON UK GROUP RETIREM

6,349

426,657

JOHNSON AND JOHNSON PENSION + SAVI

426,657

JOLENE M GENTILE

JON B MILLER

200

JON D & JENNIFER BURKE FAM REV

200

JONATHAN BLUM

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JONATHAN J BEITLER

1,052

JONATHAN SCOTT PERKINS &

JONATHAN V WEISS

300

JONG C YEE &

300

JOSE MANUEL PINON-VENEGAS

JOSEPH A BOCCAGNO AND SHERRI L BOC

150

JOSEPH A SANDER & MAUREEN E SANDER

150

102

JOSEPH A VIRGO &

102

1,550

JOSEPH ANTHONY STANKO

1,550

400

JOSEPH GRADY ROLLOVER IRA TD

400

500

JOSEPH J CARR ROLLOVER IRA TD

500

JOSEPH K BAHR ROTH IRA TD

8,000

JOSEPH KELLY BAHR ROLLOVER IRA

8,000

100

JOSEPH M ORLICK

100

JOSEPH M ROCHFORD IRA

JOSEPH MORA

202

JOSEPH R BARTOLETTI TR

202

JOSEPH R MAIO IRA

JOSEPH S WOLCZEK & DIANE WOLCZEK

JOSEPH SIDDIQUI

JOSEPH TROXTEL &

127

JOSETTE A NEWMAN

127

JOSHUA WILLIAM CRANE

500

JOYCE E KOUBA

500

250

JOYCE E KOUBA TR

250

JOYCE L BROWN IRA

2,084

JTW TRUST NO. 1 UAD 9/19/02

2,084

4,378

JTW TRUST NO. 2 UAD 9/19/02

4,378

6,696

JTW TRUST NO. 3 UAD 9/19/02

6,696

5,231

JTW TRUST NO. 4 UAD 9/19/02

5,231

3,695

JTW TRUST NO. 5 UAD 9/19/02

3,695

100

JUAN A GUERRERO IRA

100

200

JUAN A GUERRERO TR FBO

200

JUDI LEEWARD KOSELKA IRA TD

JUDITH R ADAMS

JUNE Y L SPOHN

65,826

K INVESTMENTS SH LIMITED

65,826

19,003

KAISER FOUNDATION HOSPITALS

19,003

25,261

KAISER PERMANENTE GROUP TRUST

25,261

KALPESH BULSARA

215

KANGYI CHEN ROTH IRA

215

17,068

KAPITALFORENINGEN DANSKE INV IN

17,068

440,443

KAPITALFORENINGEN DANSKE INVEST IN

440,443

174,425

KAPITALFORENINGEN INVESTIN PRO VEL

174,425

27,919

KAPITALFORENINGEN LD GLOBAL QUANT

27,919

14,227

KAPITALFORENINGEN LD SMART BETA -

14,227

195,913

KAPITALFORENINGEN SAMPENSION INV

195,913

277,889

KAPITALFORENINGEN SAMPENSION INVES

277,889

12,483

KAPITALFORENINGEN SPARINVEST VERDE

12,483

700

KAREN A BROKOFF & THOMAS L BROKOFF

700

KAREN COGELIA

336

KAREN G KING IRA

336

300

KAREN S SIBOLD

300

100

KARL B COGGINS

100

KARLY DIANNE STOEHR RODINE &

100

500

Katharina Erika Denise Christen-Fr

500

270

KATHERINE M BAILLIE

270

KATHERINE MCDONALD BENE IRA OF

KATHLEEN D SMITH REV TRUST

KATHLEEN S JOHNSON

KATHLEEN S THOMAS IRA

KATHRYN A ENGHOLM

300

KATHRYN M FANSLOW LIVING TRUST

300

KATHRYN S RYAN

100

KEITH L CRAMER &

100

KEITH R & LINDA I LEWIS FAM

7,000

KELLEY G OWEN

7,000

KEN BELL

KEN EGEL SEP IRA

2,300

KEN MAYNARD PAPA SEP IRA

2,300

KENDI YAMAZAKI

966

KENNETH A MEYER

966

500

KENNETH E NELSON ROTH IRA

500

200

KENNETH HUGO LARSON

200

3,000

KENNETH J SACKMAN & JULIE I TR

3,000

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KENNETH K WONG

926

120

KENNETH L BELL &

120

209

KENNETH L WRIGHT TRUSTEE FBO LEE I

209

500

KENNETH MORGAN

500

200

KENNETH N LEVITT

200

2,000

KENT DILLON SCHICKLI TR FBO

2,000

320

KENT LAMBERT ROLLOVER IRA TD

320

335

KEVIN A OLIFIERS

335

1,000

KEVIN E MOLEY AND DOROTHY MOLEY TT

1,000

150

KEVIN K BURLEY

150

100

KEVIN M SINGER &

100

KEVIN M SINGER ROLLOVER IRA

KEVIN P O'NEILL

KEVIN T BETHKE

KEVIN W CONRAD ROTH IRA

200

KEVIN YOUNG SR

200

KIM C PATTERSON

100

KIM STARCK

100

KIM STARR

189

KIMBERLY A FLASTER

189

KIP K STANGL

250

KLAUS A PRATSCHKER &

250

11,370

KONSUMENTKOOPERATIONENS PENSIONSST

11,370

4,725

KPA TJANSTEPENSION AB (PUBL)

4,725

404,140

KPA TJANSTEPENSIONSFORSAKRING AB (

404,140

389

KRIS INOUYE &

389

209

KRISTEN A MADDEN

209

KRISTI L G CROSBY

109

KRISTINE SPORTS

109

206,506

KUWAIT FUND FOR ARAB ECONOMIC DEVE

206,506

105,352

KYBURG INSTITUTIONAL FUND - AKTIEN

105,352

KYEONGMIN RIM

L H & P R ENGELE TR

200

L JAMES KISH &

200

751

L SHIGLEY REV TR 11-18-04-MAWER AD

751

205,000

LAHITAPIOLA KESKINAINEN HENKI- VAK

205,000

90,000

LAHITAPIOLA KESKINAINEN VAKUUTUSYH

90,000

100

LAIRD S HOLLIDAY TR FBO

100

11,338

LAKE AVENUE INVESTMENTS LLC

11,338

LARRY ALAN BRINNEMAN

LARRY BEYER ROLLOVER IRA

LARRY C CLOSE

LARRY H HAWKINS ROTH IRA

100

LARRY KARMAN &

100

1,489

LARRY L TYNER SR

1,489

100

LARRY R HUNTER

100

862

LAURENCE M MAGONE & BARBARA J MAGO

862

1,000

LAWAN UPALAKALIN

1,000

LAWRENCE CHARLES PURINTON

100

LAWRENCE E STEINHAGEN TR

100

10,050

LAWRENCE LIVERMORE NATIONAL SECURI

10,050

404

LAWRENCE N FISHMAN

404

29,240

LAY EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT PLAN OF T

29,240

76,104

LEGAL & GENERAL CCF

76,104

620

LEGAL & GENERAL DEVELOPED MULTI-FA

620

449,726

LEGAL & GENERAL EUROPEAN INDEX TRU

449,726

9,951

LEGAL & GENERAL FUTURE WORLD CLIMA

9,951

27,603

LEGAL & GENERAL FUTURE WORLD ESG D

27,603

4,093

LEGAL & GENERAL FUTURE WORLD ESG E

4,093

428

LEGAL & GENERAL GLOBAL DEVELOPED E

428

5,823

LEGAL & GENERAL GLOBAL EQUITY INDE

5,823

1,877

LEGAL & GENERAL ICAV

1,877

76,230

LEGAL & GENERAL INTERNATIONAL INDE

76,230

58,438

LEGAL & GENERAL MSCI EAFE FUND LLC

58,438

7,251

LEGAL & GENERAL MSCI EAFE SL FUND

7,251

35,854

LEGAL AND GENERAL UCITS ETF PLC

35,854

182

LEMONTE L GREENLY & NORMA P GREENL

182

LENOIR N WELLS

LEO WESOLOWSKI

210

LEONARD GEORGE BENDIKAS & S TR

210

300

LEONARD V PIERRO JR

300

301

LEONELLO DI NICOLA & MARIA LUISA D

301

450

LEONID GOLOSHINSKY

450

900

LEONIE ROSENSTIEL

900

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LESIA MATWIJIW

LESLIE DONAHUE ROLLOVER IRA

161

LESZEK ANATOL WOROSZ

161

25,393

LF ROBECO ACS UMBRELLA FUND

25,393

7,575

LGPS CENTRAL AUTHORISED CONTRACTUA

7,575

LIBERAL MENS INVESTMENT CLUB OF

LIN YEE CHEUNG

200

LINCOLN S DYER ROTH IRA

200

LINDA A BALLINGER ROTH IRA

300

LINDA E GRADEN-LEFORGE TR FBO

300

LINDA J. FAUST ROLLOVER IRA TD

LINDA LOU SUCHANEK

210

LINDA P MABEE

210

3,067

LINDA SMITH BUONANNO TRUST U/W/OTE

3,067

1,000

LIONEL J SPARTZ

1,000

41,980

LIONTRUST GLOBAL FUNDS PLC

41,980

310

LIZBETH ANN JONES IRA

310

256

LLOYD BOUDREAUX

256

300

LLOYD DOUGLAS QUILLEN

300

9,491

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION DEFINE

9,491

6,811

LOCKHEED MARTIN CORPORATION MASTER

6,811

3,720

LODESTAR CAPITAL GROUP INC

3,720

2,107

LOF TargetNetZero Europe Equity

2,107

1,146

LORD MAYOR'S CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

1,146

700

LORETTA BRANDT

700

985,444

LOTHIAN PENSION FUND

985,444

LOUIS J BEIERLE III IRA

LOUIS DILELLA

100

LOUIS PEYTON THOMAS III &

100

LOUISA GYETUAH BOADI

LOUISE KAY JOHNSON & DAVID LYNN

LOUISIANA STATE EMPLOYEES' RETIREM

109,000

LSV INTERNATIONAL (AC) VALUE EQUIT

109,000

119,300

LSV INTERNATIONAL VALUE EQUITY TRU

119,300

28,400

LSV NON-US EQUITY LLC

28,400

69,334

LTW INVESTMENTS LLC

69,334

LUIGI NAPOLI

363

LUNA LLC

363

33,652

LVIP BLACKROCK GLOBAL ALLOCATION F

33,652

135,609

LVIP SSGA INTERNATIONAL INDEX FUND

135,609

500

LYDIA WALIGOVSKA TOD

500

753

LYLE E NICHOLS &

753

261

LYNN E BOND &

261

LYNNDON P ANG

500

LYNNE L SCHMIDLAP-BEZICH IRA

500

595,228

LYX IND FD-LYXOR CORE STOXX EUROPE

595,228

6,123

Lyxor 1 STOXX Europe 600 ESG (DR)

6,123

44,267

LYXOR CORE MSCI WORLD (DR) UCITS E

44,267

2,006

LYXOR ETF MSCI WORLD INDUSTRIALS

2,006

317,967

LYXOR MSCI EUROPE ESG LEADERS (DR)

317,967

77,542

LYXOR MSCI EUROPE UCITS ETF

77,542

81,089

M R B B

81,089

3,310

MACQUARIE WHOLESALE FUNDS

3,310

27,100

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERS PENS

27,100

500

MAKOTO SHINIZU

500

316,466

MANAGED PENSION FUNDS LIMITED

316,466

222,852

MANAGED PENSION FUNDS LIMITED

222,852

130

MANUEL G SILVEIRA

130

4,739

MANVILLE PERSONAL INJURY SETTLEMEN

4,739

6,685

MAPLE-BROWN ABBOTT INTERNATIONAL E

6,685

86,126

MARATHON UCITS COMMON CONTRACTUAL

86,126

273,283

MARATHON UCITS FUNDS

273,283

6,792

MARATHON UCITS FUNDS

6,792

27,048

MARATHON UCITS FUNDS

27,048

MARCIA C WEISSER IRA

297

MARCIA REED ROLLOVER IRA

297

MARCO ANTONIO POLI DA CONCEICAO

187

MARCUS P PORCELLI

187

MARCUS PORCELLI ROLLOVER IRA

100

MAREK L KNOP

100

MARGARET L PARSONS IRA

281

MARGO SPITZ MARBUT SEPARATE PROPER

281

MARGOT & KURT J BLOCH

MARIA C HANNA & ROBERT G HANNA III

MARIA FERNANDEZ-LEDON REV TRUST

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MARIA KIRKEENG TOD

1,075

100

MARIA SYSON PHAN TR FBO

100

205

MARIE A EISELE

205

100

MARIE LOUISE BRITT TR FBO

100

MARILYN M DAVIS

150

MARJORIE D DEWITT BENE IRA

150

MARK A BLUM IRA

MARK COHEN

MARK FRIEND &

MARK H SHAPIRO

150

MARK LATERZA IRA

150

130

MARK LEONARD ANDERS

130

122

MARK LEPPER ROTH IRA

122

616

MARK P LEPPER ROLLOVER IRA

616

564

MARK R CROSBY & RITA M CROSBY

564

MARK S GEORGE & BONITA L GEORGE

400

MARK S SMITH

400

MARK S SPIERS IRA

MARK S TILLER

400

MARK S WINTERSOLE

400

MARLENE R FRANK

8,700

MARSH & MCLENNAN MASTER RETIREMENT

8,700

648

MARTA E MONTLEON

648

600

MARTA J KALVE

600

482

MARTIN D MARGULIES

482

100

MARTIN J WISE &

100

135

MARTON FAM INVESTMENT PARTNERS II

135

502

MARY LOUISE GREEN

502

97,059

MARYLAND STATE RETIREMENT + PENSIO

97,059

MARYLOU M SZIVOS IRA

240

MASON HOLMWOOD AND PATRICIA HOLMWO

240

105,586

MASON TENDERS DISTRICT COUNCIL PEN

105,586

2,757

MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN LTD. RE

2,757

MATTHEW CLARK NIXON TRUST

101

MATTHEW G OSTE TOD

101

MATTHEW PAVLOFF

MATTHEW WALDSCHMIDT

MATTHEWS FAMILY TRUST OF 2001

220

MAURICE GENE RADFORD JR &

220

139

MAURINE L ALFREY IRA

139

387,485

MAWER COLLECTIVE INVESTMENT TRUST

387,485

2,568,900

MAWER INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND

2,568,900

924,983

MAWER INTERNATIONAL EQUITY POOLED

924,983

99,351

MAWER TAX EFFECTIVE BALANCED FUND

99,351

MAXIMILIAN WEINHOLD

300

MAXINE S MEEK

300

130

MAY M LEONG

130

200

MAYFIELD-MOBILEX LIMITED/ EDWARD R

200

2,379

MAYNARD CONTRIBUTORY RETIREMENT SY

2,379

MAZEN G HADDAD

69,124

MBB PUBLIC MARKETS I LLC

69,124

MCWAY IRREVOCABLE TRUST OF 2013

121

MEEK 2000 GIFT TRUST FBO SHERYL L

121

MEEK FAMILY FOUNDATION

MEEK VENTURES LLC

MELINDA ANN PIONTEK GST EXEMPT

MELINDA B MORA

100

MELVIN C JOYCE

100

21,407

MERCER DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN GROWTH

21,407

7,000

MERCER DIOCESE OF BROOKLYN LAY PEN

7,000

134

MERCER GLOBAL ADVISO

134

5,100

MERCER INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND

5,100

48,867

MERCER PASSIVE INTERNATIONAL SHARE

48,867

4,418

MERCER PASSIVE SUSTAINABLE INTERNA

4,418

257,664

MERCER QIF CCF

257,664

1,277

MERCER QIF CCF

1,277

11,404

MERCER UNHEDGED OVERSEAS SHARES TR

11,404

6,596

MERCY HEALTH RETIREMENT TRUST

6,596

3,410

MERCY HEALTH RETIREMENT TRUST

3,410

2,400

MERDAN ORASHEV & OGULJENNET

2,400

4,741

MEREDITH J EARLEY

4,741

134

MEREDITH LEPPER ROLLOVER IRA

134

MEREDITH LEPPER ROTH IRA

MEREDITH POGSON

MEREDITH POGSON IRA

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MERIAM KRUCHTEN IRA

150

MERLIN ZARRAGA HIDALGO

MERLIN ZARRAGA HIDALGO & MICHAEL

3,183

MERSEYSIDE PENSION FUND

3,183

61,171

MGI FUNDS PLC

61,171

MICHAEL A SZABO

223

MICHAEL A TORRES

223

MICHAEL BERNARD IRA

MICHAEL DERMOUTZ

186

MICHAEL DIAMOND IRA

186

MICHAEL E BITTFIELD

912

MICHAEL E FEILER

912

223

MICHAEL F GILL

223

MICHAEL G NORRIS REV TRUST

MICHAEL GEORGE BORTA AND JEANNE MA

MICHAEL H KORN ROLLOVER IRA

646

MICHAEL J GERRIOR

646

MICHAEL JOSEPH ENGELS JR

320

MICHAEL K BAUER IRA TD AMERITRADE

320

250

MICHAEL KENNETH STEINER

250

100

MICHAEL LAUREN PAPPA AND ORSOLA MA

100

200

MICHAEL LEWIS WILLIAMS ROTH IRA TD

200

375

MICHAEL LIGUORI

375

2,000

MICHAEL PAE & LINDA LAWSON TRS FBO

2,000

MICHAEL PLATT MCGRIFF

208

MICHAEL R MORRIS TRUST

208

100

MICHAEL S DEVINE

100

MICHAEL WEBB

250

MICHAEL WILLIAM SAVELAND AS CUST F

250

293

MICHELE M FLASTER

293

500

MICHELLE C LENOX

500

1,998

MICHELLE CHERIE LENOX BENEFICIARY

1,998

117

MICHELLE FINO REVOCABLE TRUST

117

800

MICHELLE S KEMPEN ROTH IRA

800

MINGBIH HSU HAUPERT

13,171

MINISTRY OF ECONOMY AND FINANCE

13,171

MIRIAM S GALAS

324,993

ML INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT FUND

324,993

725

MOBILEX CORPORATION / EDWARD REESE

725

MOHAN REDDY GADHE

6,600

MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

6,600

52,888

MONETARY AUTHORITY OF SINGAPORE

52,888

MONTE HENRICKS ROTH IRA TD

109

MONTICELLO FAM TST UA APR 07, 2011

109

596,995

MONTLAKE ORIEL UCITS PLATFORM ICAV

596,995

17,583

MORGAN STANLEY PATHWAY FUNDS - INT

17,583

1,103

MORRIS 1992 GIFT TRUST FOR ELLENU/

1,103

9,155

MOTABILITY AS SOLE TRUSTEE OF THE

9,155

11,941

MOUNT HATTON INVESTMENTS LIMITED

11,941

320

MOUNT YALE INVESTMEN

320

16,130

MOUNT YALE INVESTMENT ADV LLC

16,130

200

MR AJAY UPADHYAYA

200

MR GEORGE FOSTER AND/OR MRS MARY F

200

MR KENNETH WOOD AND/OR MS. MURIELL

200

120

MR RANDY KARIUS

120

MR RICHARD C WHITE & KATHRYN L WHI

MR TODD BRADT

500

MR WERNER KLOTZBUECHER

500

143

MRHESS INVESTMENTS, LLC

143

300

MRS ANDREA GUTHRIE

300

500

MRS JEAN LEE / MR BILL LEE

500

123,048

MSCI EUROPE EQUITY INDEX FUND B (E

123,048

243

MUL-LYXOR MSCI WORLD CLIMATE CHANG

243

1,523

MULTI SOLUTIONS PICTET MULTI ASSET

1,523

8,788

Mutual Global Fund CI New Perspect

8,788

624,443

MUTUAL OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL FU

624,443

2,955

MUTUAL OF AMERICA VARIABLE INSURAN

2,955

430

MYRNA W HALL

430

844

MYRNA W HALL ROLLOVER IRA

844

188

N J BOLINGER

188

2,939

N.V. HAGELUNIE

2,939

1,100

NADINE L GRABOW ROLLOVER IRA

1,100

NAEEM A KHAN TOD

NANCY A MINTURN

NANCY C MAJEWSKI 2022 FAM TRUST

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NANCY J ORSO

200

100

NANCY L HATCH & DAN COWSER

100

NANCY SCEBELO REV TST

4,500

NANCY T SHIH

4,500

NARANBHAI PATEL BYPASS TRUST

273

NATALIE Z MOHTASHAMI

273

227

NATASHA GUPTA IRA

227

120

NATHAN MITAL

120

1,641

NATIO-FONDS MONACO REVENUS

1,641

68,904

NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SECURI

68,904

11,004

NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SECURI

11,004

169,297

NATIONAL COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL SECURI

169,297

23,900

NATIONAL ELEVATOR INDUSTRY PENSION

23,900

1,266,600

NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT SAVINGS TRUST

1,266,600

67,456

NATIONAL PENSION INSURANCE FUND

67,456

144,231

NATIONAL RAILROAD RETIREMENT INVES

144,231

137,106

NATIONWIDE GLOBAL SUSTAINABLE EQUI

137,106

1,140

NATIXIS ADVISORS, LL

1,140

133,279

NATWEST TRUSTEE AND DEPOSITARY SER

133,279

122,671

NATWEST TRUSTEE AND DEPOSITARY SER

122,671

3,824

NEF GLOBAL EQUITY

3,824

NELSON ROJAS

1,139

NEMOURS FOUNDATION

1,139

2,300

NEPENTHE-PHOENIX CORP EMPLOYEES 40

2,300

582

NEW EDGE WEALTH LLC

582

446,294

NEW YORK STATE TEACHERS RETIREMENT

446,294

513

NEXTERA ENERGY DUANE ARNOLD LLC NO

513

1,844

NEXTERA ENERGY DUANE ARNOLD LLC QU

1,844

22,018

NFS LIMITED

22,018

3,745

NFS/FMTC IRA

3,745

4,836

NFS/FMTC ROLLOVER IRA

4,836

854

NFS/FMTC ROTH IRA

854

788

NFS/FMTC SEP IRA

788

4,064

NH-Amundi Private Securities Inves

4,064

NICK J MANSOUR JR ROTH IRA

156

NIKOLAS C MILLS

156

496,855

NON-UCITS NORDEA PRIVATE BANKING N

496,855

5,100

NON-US EQUITY MANAGERS PORTFOLIO 1

5,100

19,200

NON-US EQUITY MANAGERS: PORTFOLIO

19,200

203,258

NORDEA 1 SICAV

203,258

56,405

NORDEA 2 SICAV

56,405

15,785

NORDEA EUROPEAN PASSIVE FUND

15,785

59,395

NORDEA GLOBAL ENHANCED FUND

59,395

53,794

NORDEA GLOBAL PASSIVE FUND

53,794

108

NORMAN HALLS

108

NORMAN J WILLIS

250

NORMAN M HAIGH

250

NORMAND L DUBE

270,994

NORTHERN FUNDS - INTERNATIONAL EQU

270,994

10,518

NORTHERN FUNDS INTERNATIONAL GROWT

10,518

54,496

NORTHERN GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY IND

54,496

12,969

NORTHERN LIGHTS FUND TRUST IV - IN

12,969

46,940

NORTHERN TRUST COMMON ALL COUNT

46,940

49,155

NORTHERN TRUST COMMON ALL COUNTRY

49,155

138,899

NORTHERN TRUST COMMON EAFE IND F

138,899

47,786

NORTHERN TRUST COMMON EAFE INDEX F

47,786

1,365,344

NORTHERN TRUST GLOBAL INVESTMENTS

1,365,344

3,071

NORTHERN TRUST GLOBAL INVESTMENTS

3,071

5,264

NORTHERN TRUST INVESTMENT FUNDS PU

5,264

491,494

NORTHERN TRUST UCITS COMMON CONTRA

491,494

120,786

NORTHERN TRUST UCITS FGR FUND

120,786

2,630

NORTHROP GRUMMAN CORPORATION VEBA

2,630

350,000

NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL SERIES FUND IN

350,000

200

NORVAL OWEN JACKSON ROTH IRA TD

200

68,819

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL PEN

68,819

9,255

NOVANT HEALTH INC

9,255

9,536

NTCC COLLECTIVE FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEE

9,536

34,776

NTCC COLLECTIVE FUNDS FOR EMPLOYEE

34,776

3,026

NUVEEN MULTI-ASSET INCOME FUND

3,026

1,673

OFI INVEST MARCHES EMERGENTS

1,673

66,796

OFP DUPONT EUROPEAN PENSION FUND

66,796

5,000

OLAV MAEHLE TR FBO

5,000

OLIVER ST. INVESTMENT CLUB (A

3,732

OMEGA FFIP LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

3,732

ONA LYNN FRALINGER

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ONEMARKETS AMUNDI FLEXIBLE INCOME

2,175

337,419

ONTARIO POWER GENERATION INC

337,419

350

OPPENHEIMER & CO INC CUST FBO

350

235

OPPENHEIMER & CO INC CUSTODI FBO

235

OPPENHEIMER & CO INC CUSTODIAN FB

400

OPPENHEIMER & CO INC CUSTODIAN FBO

400

3,646

OPUS FINANCIAL LLC

3,646

PABLO COLON IRA

250

PAMELA GILLETTE

250

292

PATRICIA A KEHOE ROLLOVER IRA

292

100

PATRICIA A ZAMBORY

100

300

PATRICIA M DUNCAN IRA TD

300

100

PATRICIA WILMA MINELLI TRUST

100

PATRICK CASADAY ROTH IRA TD

420

PATRICK F GALLAGHER

420

400

PATRICK J FITZGERALD &

400

PATRICK L WHITEHOUSE

PATRICK M DWYER TOD

PATRICK M HYLTON

100

PATRICK MICHAEL BRENNAN SEP IRA

100

PATRICK SPANGLER

PAUL & PATSY BROWN REVOCABLE TRUST

100

PAUL ANTHONY WARREN

100

255

PAUL COLTON HALSTEAD JR

255

400

PAUL CURTIN

400

100

PAUL J MCMULLIN SEP IRA

100

PAUL J MOHR

PAUL J T FETTERLY

263

PAUL J WAGNER

263

500

PAUL JAY LEWIS

500

100

PAUL M FUJIMOTO & GLENN T FUJIMOTO

100

459

PAUL PETROVICH II

459

1,000

PAUL ROBERT LURA TOD

1,000

PAUL SCOTT HUGHES

13,889

PAUL SINGER &

13,889

165,006

PEACE OFFICERS ANNUITY AND BENEFIT

165,006

PEGGY SCROGGS IRA TD AMERITRADE

PEGGY SUE BRIDGMAN REV LIV TRUST

5,361

PENN SERIES DEVELOPED INTERNATIONA

5,361

600

PENNIE & GILBERT AZRAN TRUST

600

364,692

PENSION BENEFIT GUARANTY CORPORATI

364,692

20,641

PENSION PLAN OF LOCAL 464A

20,641

1,856

PENSION PROTECTION FUND

1,856

470,000

PENSIONDANMARK PENSIONSFORSIKRINGS

470,000

200,000

PENSIONDANMARK PENSIONSFORSIKRINGS

200,000

24,075

PENSIONSKASSE DES BUNDES PUBLICA

24,075

2,894,652

PEOPLE'S BANK OF CHINA

2,894,652

32,087

PERMANENT FUND INVESTMENTS LLC

32,087

14,069

PERPETUAL ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION

14,069

2,000

PERRY ZAND

2,000

104

PETER L ADAM &

104

PETER M LIVELY

430

PETER SORENSEN & VICKY SORENSEN JT

430

519

PG AND E POSTRETIREMENT MEDICAL PL

519

30,799

PGANDE CORPORATION RETIREMENT MAST

30,799

100

PHILIP A MASCIOLA & PHILIP A MASCI

100

PHILIP E THOMAS IRA

PHILIP JOHN PARKER ROLLOVER IRA

102

PHILIP VAN KERSEN &

102

135

PHILLIP LEONG

135

250

PHILLIP LEONG &

250

PHYLLIS J JOSEPHSON & WENDY L WENT

9,488

PICTET CH GLOBAL EQUITIES

9,488

1,273

PICTET GLOBAL DYNAMIC ALLOCATION

1,273

1,555

PICTET GLOBAL SELECTION FUND DYNAM

1,555

39,614

PICTET MULTI ASSET GLOBAL OPPORTUN

39,614

25,981

PIMCO EQUITY SERIES: PIMCO RAFI DY

25,981

8,189

PINEBRIDGE SELECT FUNDS VCC

8,189

60,070

PNC BANK NA AS CUSTODIAN UNDER AGR

60,070

419

PNC CAPITAL DIRECTIO

419

6,837

POINT BEACH UNIT 1 AND UNIT 2 NON

6,837

6,010

POLICE AND FIRE RETIREMENT SYSTEM

6,010

4,563

POOL REINSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED

4,563

PORTFOLIO SOLUTIONS

PRADEEP BISARYA &

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PRASHANT SHAH & VARSHA P SHAH JT

81,300

PREDICA ISR MONDE -Actions

81,300

4,735

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN AMERICA 403

4,735

22,382

PRESCIENT GLOBAL FUNDS ICAV

22,382

24,199

PrivilEdge - JP Morgan Pan Europea

24,199

PROCYON ADVISORS, LL

2,760

PRO-GEN INVESTMENTS LLC

2,760

2,095

PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES AND S

2,095

1,315

PROVIDENCE HEALTH & SERVICES CASH

1,315

6,134

PROVIDENCE ST. JOSEPH HEALTH LONG

6,134

24,400

PRUDENTIAL INVESTMENT PORTFOLIOS I

24,400

23,095

PUB INSTITUTIONAL FUND UMBRELLA- P

23,095

8,652

PUBLIC AUTHORITY FOR SOCIAL INSURA

8,652

9,293

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT ASSOCI

9,293

309,474

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTE

309,474

273,841

PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM

273,841

16,696

PUBLIC SCHOOL TEACHERS PENSION AND

16,696

68,889

PUBLIC SERVICE ENTERPRISE GROUP IN

68,889

7,433

QIC INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES FUND

7,433

433

QUANTITATIVE PORTFOL

433

12,212

QUONIAM FUNDS SELECTION SICAV EQUI

12,212

25,554

QUONIAM FUNDS SELECTION SICAV EURO

25,554

8,369

QUONIAM FUNDS SELECTION SICAV GLO

8,369

53,616

QUONIAM FUNDS SELECTION SICAV GLOB

53,616

10,000

R H BLUESTEIN & CO

10,000

106,240

R PORTFOLIO BDL EUROPEAN EQUITY AL

106,240

RAFAEL BORIS IVAN CORNEJO MUNOZ

15,195

RAGS-FUNDMASTER

15,195

RAHUL K V CHANDRAN

358,482

RAILWAYS PENSION TRUSTEE COMPANY L

358,482

100

RAJESH MANGHAT &

100

170

RALPH ANTHONY BONTEMPO

170

RALPH ROMANS

RALPH WHALEN

173

RAM MAUR, LLC

173

1,200

RANDALL H TITCHER

1,200

174

RANDALL HUNT IRA TD AMERITRADE

174

255

RANDALL MCELROY

255

845

RANDY WIESSNER

845

300

RAY ALAN CASS

300

RAYMOND M RENNIE ROLLOVER IRA

249,434

RAYTHEON TECHNOLOGIES CORPORATION

249,434

859

RBC CAPITAL MARKETS LLC

859

53,954

REALINDEX GLOBAL SHARE FUND (SCREE

53,954

430

REBECCA H WADE IRA

430

1,914

RED BLAZER INVESTMENTS VENTURE LLC

1,914

123,899

REGIME DE RETRAITE DES EMPLOYEES E

123,899

1,500

REINHART KLUETER & RENATE KLUETER

1,500

4,000

RELIANCE TRUST CO

4,000

79,395

RELIANCE TRUST INSTITUTIONAL RETIR

79,395

11,255

RENAISSANCE CANADIAN BALANCED FUND

11,255

4,186

RENAISSANCE CANADIAN MONTHLY INCOM

4,186

12,937

RENAISSANCE GLOBAL FOCUS FUND

12,937

20,144

RENAISSANCE GLOBAL MARKETS FUND

20,144

49,285

RENAISSANCE INTERNATIONAL DIVIDEND

49,285

38,235

RENAISSANCE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY P

38,235

150

RENATO GIACCHI

150

500

RENE A SANTALLA

500

165,983

RETAIL EMPLOYEES SUPERANNUATION TR

165,983

1,500

REVOCABLE TRUST OF GWENN MAYERS

1,500

23,561

RHODE ISLAND EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT

23,561

310

RICHARD A JAHNKE IRA TD AMERITRADE

310

RICHARD A ZIMMER IRA

9,341

RICHARD A.

9,341

RICHARD ACERRA &

RICHARD C CALKINS

400

RICHARD CHIU

400

280

RICHARD D BELL

280

100

RICHARD D JOYAL &

100

RICHARD E VAN DORN

RICHARD F MEYER & LOIS S MEYER

500

RICHARD GRABOWSKI &

500

3,000

RICHARD H NGUYEN & SARAH TRUONG

3,000

RICHARD I GOOD II ROTH IRA

100

RICHARD I SHELLY IRA TD AMERITRADE

100

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RICHARD J FORER

1,024

RICHARD J MUNSCH

100

RICHARD J WEINTRAUB

100

RICHARD JOHN WISEBERG ROTH IRA TD

200

RICHARD L FRIEND

200

RICHARD M GANSFUSS

1,595

RICHARD N WILENKEN & JENNIFER C WI

1,595

300

RICHARD P CORRIGAN JR ROLLOVER IRA

300

500

RICHARD REED BUECH & BARBARA BUECH

500

200

RICHARD SCHWENDERMAN

200

RICHARD SCOFIELD

RICHARD SMOOT

101

RICHARD W PATTON ROLLOVER IRA

101

200

RICK BRASE

200

18,432

ROBECO CAPITAL GROWTH FUNDS

18,432

358,252

ROBECO CAPITAL GROWTH FUNDS

358,252

4,899

ROBECO GLOBAL DEVELOPED MARKETS EQ

4,899

76,932

ROBECO INSTITUTIONAL UMBRELLA FUND

76,932

104,398

ROBECO UMBRELLA FUND I N.V.

104,398

ROBERT A HENDRICKS ROLLOVER IRA

200

ROBERT A STAVE

200

ROBERT ALLEN BURGE &

ROBERT ANDREW PERSHE

ROBERT B BRADBURY & CONSTANCE W BR

ROBERT B RAMSEYER

214

ROBERT CURTIS HAMMOND & JANA

214

118

ROBERT D GROVE

118

ROBERT E TUCKER

750

ROBERT GOLDSCHMIDT

750

200

ROBERT J SHEEHAN

200

500

ROBERT J SMITH

500

800

ROBERT J TRUESDELL

800

ROBERT J WILLS &

500

ROBERT JOHN DZUR

500

ROBERT L GULLY

100

ROBERT LAMBE SEP IRA TD AMERITRADE

100

ROBERT MARENTETTE

110

ROBERT MICHAEL WHITING ROLLOVER IR

110

137

ROBERT MORGAN

137

2,000

ROBERT P OSTRYNIEC

2,000

2,500

ROBERT P OSTRYNIEC ROLLOVER IRA

2,500

500

ROBERT R WINSMORE & BARBARA S WINS

500

300

ROBERT RADEMACHER

300

ROBERT RAY LOUN JR ROLLOVER IRA TD

1,125

ROBERT RITZ JR IRA

1,125

100

ROBERT S CARLON AND ELLEN R CARLON

100

ROBERT S CHILTON &

125

ROBERT SNIDER

125

2,103

ROBERT V KLIN

2,103

700

ROBERT W BUTLER

700

856

ROBERT W DEVLIN JR

856

312

ROBERT W DEVLIN JR ROTH IRA TD

312

ROBERT W MOELLER

366

ROBERT WILLIAM HOMAN TR FBO ROBERT

366

250

ROBERT YACK IRA

250

300

ROBIN B TILL REVOCABLE TRUST

300

6,268

ROBINSON UNIT 2 QUALIFIED NUCLEAR

6,268

144,862

ROCHE U.S. RETIREMENT PLANS MASTER

144,862

91,954

ROCKEFELLER & CO. INC

91,954

RODNEY LEE BARTLETT &

433

RODOLFO A PEREZ

433

150

ROGER W FRY &

150

200

ROGER WEBB & PEGGY S WEBB JT TEN

200

ROLAND CHARLES MCLAUGHLIN

200

100

ROLANDO GHEDINI ROTH IRA

100

ROLF ANDREASSEN

122

RONALD & AVA MCKAY REVOCABLE LIVIN

122

433

RONALD BLUE TRUST

433

RONALD BULL

100

RONALD CALDERON MOLINA ROTH IRA TD

100

RONALD D ROBSON

100

RONALD E SMOUSE

100

RONALD G KOSTAS

120

RONALD L KEIL ROTH IRA

120

100

RONALD MONTVITT

100

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ROSANNE BOTTARO

ROSEMARY A ASKIN

101

ROY DANIEL ANGERS JR

101

25,180

RP FONDS INSTITUTIONNEL ACT MA

25,180

96,526

RP FONDS INSTITUTIONNEL ACTIONS MA

96,526

2,000

RUEDIGER C STEINER

2,000

1,000

RUSSELL FRIEDMAN

1,000

325

RYAN OGAARD AND AND WENDY OGAARD J

325

RYAN PELLICANO

250

S ROY NEWMAN

250

159,474

S&W KENNOX STRATEGIC VALUE FUND

159,474

3,031

S. ROBSON WALTON 1999 CHILDRENS TR

3,031

4,591

S. ROBSON WALTON 2009 GRAT NO. 4 A

4,591

5,737

S. ROBSON WALTON 2010 TRUST

5,737

48,400

SACRAMENTO COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIRE

48,400

SAGEWORTH TRUST COMPANY

24,093

SALIX LLC

24,093

275

SALLY GRIGGS FAM TST

275

200

SALLY P FOX

200

SALLY WARREN-AYLSWORTH &

440

SALMAN AHMAD

440

215

SALVATORE LAMANTIA

215

SAMRITY SIDANA

SAMUEL C KLAGSBRUN ROTH IRA

SAMUEL C TREECE

120

SAMUEL CLEVELAND TREECE IRA

120

SAMUEL F HOLMES

153

SAMUEL K GEERS

153

SAMUEL SPAGNOLO & BEVERLY RANDELL

450

SARAH M HIGBIE

450

SAURABHKUMAR MEHTA

60,823

SBC MASTER PENSION TRUST

60,823

400

SCHIMON FAMILY TRUST

400

103,474

SCHOOL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM

103,474

12,280

SCHOOL EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM

12,280

1,680

SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL EQU INDEX

1,680

10,909

SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX

10,909

687

SCOTT

687

1,000

SCOTT A DEIBERT

1,000

SCOTT C FORD ROTH IRA

365

SCOTT K MCWHIRTER

365

SCOTT UNDERWOOD

96,440

SCOTTISH WIDOWS INVESTMENT SOL

96,440

132,092

SCOTTISH WIDOWS INVESTMENT SOLUTIO

132,092

SEAN K ANDREAS

550

SEAN SIMRIN

550

11,705

SEMPRA ENERGY PENSION MASTER TRUST

11,705

SEUNG BAICK ROLLOVER IRA

SHARI A MOSER IRA

100

SHARON LEPKOWSKI SIMPLE IRA

100

152

SHARON LOUISE FLORA IRA TD

152

SHARON MARLOWE ROTH IRA TD

SHAUN CONWAY

300

SHELDON J & GAIL M STACKELHOUSE

300

1,415

SHELL CANADA 2007 PENSION PLAN

1,415

12,223

SHELL PENSION TRUST

12,223

SHERYL L LEE EXEMPT DESCENDANTS TR

SHERYL L LEE NON-EX DESCENDANTS TR

SHERYL LYNN LEE GST EXEMPT TRUST

2,000

SHIRLEY JEAN GORDON & MICHELLE

2,000

1,162

SHIRLEY R. GRANT

1,162

200

SHU-CHUNG KOO

200

400

SHURA TANENBAUM

400

11,102

SIEMENS ABSOLUTE RETURN

11,102

48,242

SIEMENS BALANCED

48,242

14,142

SIEMENS DIVERSIFIED GROWTH

14,142

34,379

SIEMENS EUROINVEST AKTIEN

34,379

2,393

SIEMENS WELTINVEST AKTIEN

2,393

SIGMA MULTI MANAGER

199

SIGMA MULTI-MANAGER

199

9,730

SILVER AMUNDI EUROPE EQUITY CONSER

9,730

2,878

SISTERS OF ST FRANCIS OF OLDENBURG

2,878

1,652,451

SIX CIRCLES INTERNATIONAL UNCONSTR

1,652,451

406,192

SIX CIRCLES INTERNATIONAL UNCONSTR

406,192

362,384

SIX CIRCLES MANAGED EQUITY PORTFOL

362,384

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SIX CIRCLES MANAGED EQUITY PORTFOL

35,502

400

SIYUAN HAN

400

100

SKBA CAPITAL MANAGEM

100

24,721

SKBA CAPITAL MODEL

24,721

5,254

SKF USA, INC MASTER TRUST

5,254

240

SLF LUX - MULTI ASSET ESG BALANCED

240

142

SLF LUX - MULTI ASSET ESG MODERATE

142

10,737

SLF LUX EQUITY GLOBAL HIGH DIVIDEN

10,737

326

SLF LUX MULTI ASSET ESG GROWTH

326

5,944

SLW PORTFOLIO LLC

5,944

714

SOFI WEEKLY DIVIDEND ETF

714

156

SONDRA DIAMOND IRA

156

1,800

SOUTH DAKOTA RETIREMENT SYSTEM

1,800

28,213

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON RETIREM

28,213

31,097

SPA MANDATE BLACKROCK

31,097

85,619

SPDR MSCI ACWI EX-US ETF

85,619

13,882

SPDR MSCI EAFE STRATEGICFACTORS ET

13,882

755

SPDR MSCI WORLD QUALITY MIX FUND

755

1,476

SPDR MSCI WORLD STRATEGICFACTORS E

1,476

793,149

SPDR PORTFOLIO DEVELOPED WORLD EX-

793,149

6,055

SPDR PORTFOLIO EUROPE ETF

6,055

866,925

SPDR S+P GLOBAL NATURAL RESOURCES

866,925

SPONTONEITY MEDIA, INC. ATTN TONY

5,464

SSGA MSCI ACWI EX-USA INDEX NON-LE

5,464

107,467

SSGA SPDR ETFS EUROPE I PUBLIC LIM

107,467

2,379,167

SSGA SPDR ETFS EUROPE II PUBLIC LI

2,379,167

9,950

SSTL AS DEPOSITARY OF FP BRUNEL PE

9,950

13,127

ST PFD PMA MANDATE BLACKROCK

13,127

STACEY PATRICK

101,089

STANDARD BANK OF SOUTH AFRICA LTD

101,089

33,700

STANISLAUS COUNTY EMPLOYEES RETIRE

33,700

5,753

STANLEY H MEADOWS 1990 TR-MAWER GL

5,753

5,242

STAR PASTEUR

5,242

5,860

STATE OF CALIFORNIA SAVINGS PLUS P

5,860

526,903

STATE OF MINNESOTA

526,903

142,750

STATE OF NEW MEXICO STATE INVESTME

142,750

467

STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA

467

7,289

STATE OF WISCONSIN INVESTMENT BOAR

7,289

60,285

STATE OF WYOMING

60,285

500

STATE STREET BANK & TR AS CUST

500

6,456

STATE STREET CCF

6,456

8,357

STATE STREET CLIMATE ESG INTERNATI

8,357

7,482

STATE STREET FACTOR-BASED NON-LEND

7,482

5,070

STATE STREET FTSE RAFI DEVELOPED 1

5,070

3,136

STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS GROSS

3,136

259,669

STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS LUXEM

259,669

431,198

STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS TRUST

431,198

3,855,830

STATE STREET GLOBAL ADVISORS TRUST

3,855,830

18,006

STATE STREET GLOBAL ALL CAP EQUITY

18,006

18,743

STATE STREET GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

18,743

51,147

STATE STREET GLOBAL NATURAL RESOUR

51,147

18,410

STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL DEVELOP

18,410

16,672

STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL EQUITIE

16,672

9,202

STATE STREET INTERNATIONAL EQUITY

9,202

33,159

STATE STREET IRELAND UNIT TRUST

33,159

35,028

STATE STREET MSCI ACWI EX USA IMI

35,028

27,717

STATE STREET MSCI EUROPE SCREENED

27,717

755,097

STATE STREET MSCI NORWAY INDEX SEC

755,097

147,073

STATE STREET S AND P GLOBAL LARGEM

147,073

15,479

STATE STREET TOTAL RETURN V.I.S. F

15,479

4,830

STELLAR INSURANCE LTD.

4,830

100

STEPHAN DENNIS

100

104

STEPHAN R LAXTON II

104

700

STEPHEN BROTMANN

700

275

STEPHEN D GREENSTEIN

275

STEPHEN E BURES & JOANNE RAMOS BUR

STEPHEN J COX TOD

100

STEPHEN KARL RUEDIGER

100

STEPHEN P GARBARINO

305

STEPHEN RICHARDSON IRA

305

STEPHEN S SIKSAY

369

STEPHEN STERLING CASTLEBERR & TERR

369

3,808

STEUART L. WALTON FAMILY TRUST UAD

3,808

250

STEVE ENSOR IRA TD AMERITRADE INC

250

551

STEVEN A CIANCI & ELLEN N CIANCI

551

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STEVEN ARTHUR SCHWARTZ IRA

300

314

STEVEN C BARNEY

314

121

STEVEN C BERG

121

200

STEVEN ELLISON

200

100

STEVEN GABEL

100

16,334

STEVEN J MOSELEY

16,334

100

STEVEN J ZUMERCHIK

100

780

STEVEN KIM JOHNSON

780

405

STEVEN L BONNER

405

297

STEVEN L GARRETT IRA

297

STEVEN M GOLDSMITH IRA

STEVEN M SMITH

800

STEVEN N HOULE

800

STEVEN P HATTEN

277

STEVEN PATRICK ORORKE &

277

500

STEVEN R GILMAN TR

500

STEVEN R HAMEL

STEVEN S STEELE &

1,044

STEVEN SAHL & ANDREA G SAHL TRS FB

1,044

192

STEVENS E KOZIOL

192

548

STEWART M MCGOUGH

548

40,453

STICHTING AHOLD DELHAIZE PENSIOEN

40,453

1,449

STICHTING BEDRIJFSPENSIOENFONDS VO

1,449

9,581

STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENF

9,581

1,122

STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFO

1,122

326

STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFON

326

112,395

STICHTING BEDRIJFSTAKPENSIOENFONDS

112,395

166,461

STICHTING BEWAARDER ACHMEA BELEGGI

166,461

93,634

STICHTING BEWAARDER SYNTRUS ACHMEA

93,634

213,747

STICHTING BPL PENSIOEN

213,747

66,056

STICHTING BPL PENSIOEN MANDAAT BLA

66,056

63,900

STICHTING HEINEKEN PENSIOENFONDS

63,900

7,450

STICHTING ING CDC PENSIOENFONDS

7,450

3,837

STICHTING KONINGIN WILHELMINA FOND

3,837

4,159

STICHTING NN CDC PENSIOENFONDS

4,159

64,980

STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS RAIL AND O

64,980

15,017

STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS VOOR FYSIO

15,017

118,986

STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS VOOR HUISA

118,986

29,543

STICHTING PENSIOENFONDS WOLTERS KL

29,543

248

STRATEGIC GLBL ADVIS

248

925

STRUCTURA - DIVERSIF GROWTH FD-CSA

925

4,183

STRUCTURA - DIVERSIF GROWTH FD-CSA

4,183

541

STUART ANDREW RODRIGUEZ TR FBO

541

855

STUART JAMES MORRISON ROLLOVER IRA

855

12,491

STYLE ADVANTAGE LTD (1TR )

12,491

722

SUBHASH C GUPTA &

722

29,285

SUBSIDIZED SCHOOLS PROVIDENT FUND

29,285

5,958

SUPERANNUATION FUNDS MANAGEMENT CO

5,958

325

SUSAN A HAY

325

300

SUSAN C GREENBERG

300

543

SUSAN HAERR ZUCKER REVOCABLE TRUST

543

1,000

SUSAN HOROWITZ

1,000

400

SUSAN KATHLEEN ROPE TR FBO RONALD

400

SUSAN M ALLISON

217

SUSAN M JOHN ROTH IRA

217

31,482

SUSTAINABLE WORLD EQUITY MANDATE 1

31,482

123

SUZANNE R KISSLING

123

15,228

Swiss Life Asset Management AG

15,228

53,920

SWISS LIFE FUNDS (LUX)-EQUITY GLOB

53,920

181,430

Sydbank A/S

181,430

351,886

Sydbank A/S

351,886

SYLVAN PARTNERS LLC

T U W SHEILA MARTON FBO MARTON FA

72,500

TAIPEI FUBON COMERCIAL BANK LTD

72,500

15,691

TANGERINE BALANCED GROWTH PORTFOLI

15,691

1,983

TANGERINE BALANCED INCOME PORTFOLI

1,983

12,845

TANGERINE BALANCED PORTFOLIO

12,845

19,376

TANGERINE EQUITY GROWTH PORTFOLIO

19,376

191,796

TD EMERALD INTERNATIONAL EQUITY IN

191,796

5,921

TD EUROPEAN INDEX FUND

5,921

185,498

TD GREYSTONE GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

185,498

71,874

TD GREYSTONE GLOBAL INCOME & GROWT

71,874

384,361

TD GREYSTONE INTERNATIONAL EQUITY

384,361

76,242

TD GREYSTONE INTERNATIONAL INCOME

76,242

50,238

TD INTERNATIONAL EQUITY INDEX ETF

50,238

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TD INTERNATIONAL STOCK FUND

2,799,806

2,424

TD Q GLOBAL MULTIFACTOR ETF

2,424

65,600

TD RESOURCE FUND

65,600

1,479

TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF LOU

1,479

90,389

TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE

90,389

190,604

TEACHERS' RETIREMENT SYSTEM OF THE

190,604

207

TED C STRASINGER

207

600

TED ROBACZEWSKI

600

100

TEDDY LAMAR RIGDON

100

23,375

TELSTRA SUPERANNUATION SCHEME

23,375

5,263

TENNESSEE CONSOLIDATED RETIREMENT

5,263

TERESE TRICAMO IRA

TERRY ANNE JOHNSON IRA

TERRY E ROBERTS

400

TERRY FLETCHER WALKER

400

TERRY H BIXLER

TEXAS CAPITAL BANK

284,265

TEXAS PERMANENT SCHOOL FUND CORPOR

284,265

2,663

TEXAS UTILITIES QUAL NDT PARTNERSH

2,663

1,548

THE AMERICAN UNIVERSITY IN CAIRO

1,548

THE ANONYMOUS LIVING TRUST

348

THE BALTHAZAR PEREZ FAMILY LP

348

5,313

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON (INTER

5,313

303,324

THE BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON (INTER

303,324

6,058

THE BARCLAYS BANK UK RETIREMENT FU

6,058

140

THE BLOM FAMILY LIVING TRUST

140

1,635

THE COLONY GROUP

1,635

176

THE DAVID AND KARIMA SHAVER TRUST

176

THE ELLIOTT LIVING TRUST

THE FEMALE HUNT TRUST

10,266

THE FUNDO DE PENSOES

10,266

THE GABRIELLE D TIERNEY 2021 IRREV

8,500

THE GLOUCESTER PORTFOLIO

8,500

1,393,740

THE GREATER MANCHESTER PENSION FUN

1,393,740

THE KATHLEEN S THOMAS REVOCABLE TR

151

THE KETAN AND ALYSSA BADANI REVOCA

151

5,492

THE LAURIE M. TISCH FOUNDATION INC

5,492

1,399

THE LF ACCESS POOL AUTHORISED CONT

1,399

1,641,102

THE MARATHON LONDON GROUP TRUST FO

1,641,102

1,231

THE MARATHON-LONDON ALL COUNTRIES

1,231

1,156,763

THE MARATHON-LONDON INTERNATIONAL

1,156,763

19,692

THE MARATHON-LONDON POOLED TRUST

19,692

THE MARTON FAMILY TRUST

71,783

THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAP LTD

71,783

26,045

THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPA LTD

26,045

24,529

THE MASTER TRUST BANK OF JAPAN LTD

24,529

3,634

THE MASTER TRUST BNK OF JAPAN LTD

3,634

3,707

THE MEDICAL AND DENTAL DEFENCE UNI

3,707

43,600

THE METHODIST HOSPITAL

43,600

200

THE MORRISON REED FAM TST

200

2,415

THE NEMOURS FOUNDATION PENSION PLA

2,415

589,388

THE NORTHERN TRUST COMPANY SUB-ADV

589,388

1,086,584

THE PUBLIC INSTITUTION FOR SOCIAL

1,086,584

THE REV TRUST OF MARTHA ANNE FRANK

The Rose K. Swedlow Trust DTD

1,170,593

THE SEVENTH SWEDISH NATIONAL PENSI

1,170,593

59,522

THE SULTANATE OF OMAN MINISTRY OF

59,522

173

THE SUSAN DOLCE REVOCABLE TRUST

173

THE THOMAS & CAROL WERTHAN REV TST

13,361

THE TRUSTEES OF THE HENRY SMITH CH

13,361

300

THEODORE C HAASCH

300

800

THEOLA L JORDAN IRA

800

724

THOMAS A FISHER

724

THOMAS A MENDELL

4,620

THOMAS A SARGENT TTEE

4,620

120

THOMAS C BRYANT ROTH IRA

120

106

THOMAS CUNNINGHAM PARKS II & ELLEN

106

200

THOMAS D ELLSWORTH ROTH IRA

200

500

THOMAS D HEILMAN

500

THOMAS E BLANDFORD III &

THOMAS E BROWNE IRA

THOMAS E WILLETT

100

THOMAS EDWARD WHARTON JR

100

THOMAS G BARRY &

100

14,000

THOMAS GEPHARDT

14,000

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THOMAS GOVEDARICA

1,500

THOMAS J HUGGETT

102

THOMAS J O'HARA IRA

102

THOMAS J O'HARA ROTH IRA TD

1,000

THOMAS J PARZIALE

1,000

3,000

THOMAS J VONRIESEN

3,000

THOMAS K NEELY

116

THOMAS KING JARRETT

116

9,514

THOMAS L. WALTON FAMILY TRUST UAD

9,514

200

THOMAS M HENRY & JEAN R HARRISON T

200

THOMAS M MONTICELLO IRA

100

THOMAS M SJULIN

100

THOMAS P CHEUNG

764

THOMAS P PRCHAL TR DTD 3-31-94-MAW

764

200

THOMAS PATRICK WIETECHA TR FBO

200

1,500

THOMAS R VELLUCCI & BONNIE M VELLU

1,500

THOMAS W LLOYD JR

THOMAS WILSDON ROLLOVER IRA

824,204

THRIFT SAVINGS PLAN

824,204

27,727

TIAA-CREF FUNDS-TIAA-CREF INTERNAT

27,727

163,703

TIAA-CREF INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUN

163,703

62,419

TIAA-CREF INTERNATIONAL EQUITY IND

62,419

3,176

TIAA-CREF LIFE FUNDS - INTERNATION

3,176

186

TIAA-CREF SOCIAL CHOICE INTERNATIO

186

100

TIMOTHY FONG ROLLOVER IRA

100

141

TIMOTHY HAROLD O'BRIEN TR

141

200

TIMOTHY HILL

200

132

TODD GREEN IRA

132

423

TODD MODEL

423

1,216

TODD-VEREDUS ASSET M

1,216

2,000

TOM C STEINER

2,000

64,733

TOTAL INTERNATIONAL EX U.S. INDEX

64,733

4,376

TRANSAMERICA MSCI EAFE INDEX VP

4,376

TRANSITIONS INSTITUTE, INC. DEFINE

TRAVIS MASON SEP IRA

41,301

TREASURY DEPT OF THE ISLE OF MAN G

41,301

TROY L SMITH TOD

18,358

TRUST CUSTODY SERVICES BNK LTD 10

18,358

726

TRUST CUSTODY SERVICES BNK LTD 21

726

62,705

TRUST CUSTODY SERVICES BNK LTD 3

62,705

14,984

TRUST CUSTODY SERVICES BNK LTD 4

14,984

3,092

TRUST CUSTODY SERVICES BNK LTD 8

3,092

100

TRUST FBO J WILLIAM STRICKLAND UA

100

159

TWELVE STARS FOUNDATION

159

8,749

TWU Superannuation Fund

8,749

66,898

UBS (IRL) ETF PLC

66,898

70,619

UBS (LUX) FUND SOLUTIONS

70,619

106,924

UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT LIFE LTD

106,924

294,791

UBS ASSET MANAGEMENT LIFE LTD

294,791

62,194

UBS CANADA GLOBAL EQUITY FUND

62,194

23,004

UBS COMMON CONTRACTUAL FUND

23,004

17,855

UBS FTSE RAFI DEVELOPED 1000 INDEX

17,855

98,520

UBS Fund Manageme (Switzerland)

98,520

7,914

UBS Fund Management (Switzerla)

7,914

1,164,059

UBS Fund Management (Switzerland)

1,164,059

77,235

UBS GLOBAL EQUITY CLIMATE TRANSITI

77,235

67,977

UBS INTERNATIONAL SUSTAINABLE EQUI

67,977

1,029

UBS WORLD EX AUSTRALIA INDEX FUND

1,029

UMESH A PATEL

100

UMESH S GULGULE &

100

130,000

UNIAUSSCHUETTUNG

130,000

10,300

UNIAUSSCHUETTUNG KONSERVATIV

10,300

84,000

UNISECTOR BASICINDUSTRIES

84,000

1,762

UNITED CAPITAL FIN A

1,762

510

UNITED CAPITAL FIN ADV LLC

510

4,289

UNITED NATIONS RELIEF AND WORKS AG

4,289

353,576

UNIVERSITIES SUPERANNUATION SCHEME

353,576

4,500

UNIVERSITY OF GUELPH

4,500

48,312

UNIVERSITY PENSION PLAN ONTARIO

48,312

75,462

UPS GROUP TRUST

75,462

10,223

VAERDIPAPIRFONDEN SPARINVEST INDEX

10,223

VALERIE R CAMERON IRA

1,500

VANNA G JOHNSON

1,500

273

VARQA B MOHTASHAMI

273

VELLAICHAMY JAYARAJ

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VENTURI PRIVATE WEAL

100

VERLIN WHITE

20,048

VERMONT PENSION INVESTMENT COMMISS

20,048

200

VERNON W GOLLIHUGH &

200

VERNON W GOLLIHUGH & SUSAN HOLOWCH

200

7,723

VF (Lux) - Valiant Europe Equities

7,723

VICTOR J SKADAUSKI TRUSTEE FBO VIC

300

VICTORIA SADOWSKI IRA

300

47,262

VILLIERS OPERA - BFT

47,262

VINOD PAI ROTH IRA

188

VIRGINIA W KOSTER

188

700

VIRGINIA L VROEGOP

700

128

VIVIAN K BENCICH

128

699

VOYA BALANCED PORTFOLIO

699

67,455

VOYA INTERNATIONAL INDEX PORTFOLIO

67,455

40,964

VOYA MULTI-MANAGER INTERNATIONAL F

40,964

70,937

VOYA VACS INDEX SERIES I PORTFOLIO

70,937

500

W C RATCLIFF JR

500

313

W PAUL IVES

313

2,839

WAFRA INTERNATIONAL INVESTMENT CO

2,839

3,511

WAI C CHAN

3,511

662

WALT DRABIK JR ROTH IRA

662

200

WALTER

200

WALTER W JENKINS

200

511

WAM INVESTMENTS LLC

511

357,986

WASHINGTON STATE INVESTMENT BOARD

357,986

1,022

WAYNE BRUCE KOLBECK

1,022

341

WBI TACTICAL BALANCE

341

WCM INVESTMENT MGMT

107

WENDY FERGUSON IRA

107

WESLEY DRELICH &

171

WESLEY SCOTT SANDERS

171

356,499

West Midlands Metropolitan Authori

356,499

700,000

WEST YORKSHIRE PENSION FUND

700,000

3,616

WHEELS COMMON INVESTMENT FUND

3,616

1,000

WILLIAM A PILCHARD ROLLOVER IRA

1,000

600

WILLIAM A PILCHARD TR FBO

600

233

WILLIAM A VOSSLER & DEBORAH B VOSS

233

147

WILLIAM BLAIR&CO.,LL

147

175

WILLIAM CHARLES HALL

175

100

WILLIAM D BRINK

100

WILLIAM DAVIN JR &

500

WILLIAM GODDARD JR &

500

133

WILLIAM GUSTAF HANEWALD & LAUREL M

133

188

WILLIAM H KOSTER IRA

188

3,000

WILLIAM HENRY SCHOELLHORN

3,000

700

WILLIAM J FLATLEY & DEBORAH C FLAT

700

WILLIAM J HENSHAW &

1,337

WILLIAM JOHN RICHARDSON JR IRA TD

1,337

125

WILLIAM JOSEPH KOSELKA IRA TD

125

1,413

WILLIAM JOSEPH VEDDER

1,413

1,500

WILLIAM L ARMSTRONG

1,500

100

WILLIAM N BILOTTI ROTH IRA

100

400

WILLIAM O COOK TR

400

200

WILLIAM R ASHTON ROTH IRA

200

161

WILLIAM R GLASS &

161

300

WILLIAM R SWINFORD

300

WILLIAM RHETT CRAIG III

24,828

WILMINGTON GLOBAL ALPHA EQUITIES F

24,828

11,150

WILMINGTON INTERNATIONAL FUND

11,150

29,618

WILMINGTON TRUST COLLECTIVE INVEST

29,618

31,720

WINDWISE MSCI EAFE INDEX NON-LENDI

31,720

100

WINSTON THOMAS COPE

100

8,908

WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION PENSION P

8,908

78,681

WSSP INTERNATIONAL EQUITIES TRUST

78,681

3,700

XEROX CANADA EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT

3,700

7,200

XEROX CORPORATION RETIREMENT + SAV

7,200

587,869

XTRACKERS

587,869

1,565,907

XTRACKERS (IE) PUBLIC LIMITED COMP

1,565,907

100

YAYOI KAJI

100

569

YOLANDA YU CHAN

569

394

YURI JAGARIAN & MILANA

394

350

YVETTE PUTNAM ROLLOVER IRA

350

520

YVETTE PUTNAM ROTH IRA

520

398

ZACKS INVESTMENT MAN

398

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ZDENEK FAMILY TRUST IRREVOCABLE TR

5,193

ZEPHYR - EUROPE EQUITY ESG OPTIMIZ

5,193

3,358

ZEPHYR - OPTIMISED PLUS 1

3,358

16,023

ZURICH

16,023

516,731

Zwitserleven Beleggingsfondsen - Z

516,731

44,141

Zwitserleven Institutionele Belegg

44,141

2,748

01.HOSTPLUS POOLED SUPERANNUATION

2,748

33,389

JOHN HANCOCK VARIABLE INSURANCE TR

33,389

32,025

WALDEN INTERNATIONAL EQUITY FUND

32,025

CBNY-LEGAL + GENERAL COLLECT INV F

727,762

03.STICHTING PGGM DEPOSITARY

727,762

427,058

01.STICHTING PGGM DEPOSITARY

427,058

471,554

02.STICHTING PGGM DEPOSITARY

471,554

29,396

MNSFAE RE FAE1A-EQUITY EU

29,396

186,997

PFMT RE BAB1B-EQUITY EU LC

186,997

54,926

STICHTING PENSIOOENFONDS METAAL EN

54,926

3,729

LGAS SHF EURO EX UK ESG FD(1848 LG

3,729

1,983

LGAS SHF FUT WRLD ESG DEV IDX(6734

1,983

21,210

01.L AND G ASSUR(PENS MGNT)LTD 1 L

21,210

1,115

CBLDN-LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSUR(PEN

1,115

43,181

02.L AND G ASSUR(PENS MGNT)LTD 1 R

43,181

169,109

PMC FUT WLD EUR EX UK EQ IDX(9743)

169,109

3,567

L&G 'PMC-CL SP UN F(35834)KINGF(95

3,567

8,205

L&G PMC MSCI WLD AD CAP 2X INF9555

8,205

33,347

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/EUR (E

33,347

248,411

L&G PMC FUTURE WORLD FUND (2099)

248,411

48,334

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/PMC FT

48,334

29,465

PMC RAFI MULTI-FACT DEV EQ IX(9767

29,465

755

11.LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE (PE

755

5,122

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/FTSE R

5,122

1,103,756

16.Legal and General Assurance ( P

1,103,756

19,162

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/FTSE W

19,162

2,573

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/FTSE A

2,573

22,054

19.Legal and General Assurance ( P

22,054

10,137

20.Legal and General Assurance ( P

10,137

19,195

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/PMC EU

19,195

4,969

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/PMC WO

4,969

33,280

LEGAL AND GENERAL ASSURANCE/PMC ET

33,280

24,705

NIKKO MELLON GLBL TRI-ASS FND

24,705

70,636

02.HOSTPLUS POOLED SUPERANNUATION

70,636

8,809

UNIFIED ACCUMULATIVE PENSION FUND

8,809

2,380

THE ENDEAVOUR II FUND 250 BISHOPSG

2,380

647,951

MANULIFE INVESTMENT EXCHANGE FUNDS

647,951

2,510

MANULIFE TAX-MANAGED GROWTH FUND 2

2,510

280,726

MANULIFE WORLD INVESTMENT FUND 200

280,726

18,449

04.DANSKE INVEST SICAV - EUROPE HI

18,449

32,960

01.DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH DEKA VALUE

32,960

37,924

01.HELABA INV KAPITALANL GES MBH H

37,924

17,800

02.DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH A SFUE AKT

17,800

6,226

02.HELABA INV KAPITALANL GES MBH H

6,226

119,424

03.DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH GLOBALE AK

119,424

20,891

03.HELABA INV KAPITALANL GES MBH H

20,891

10,989

04.DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH A FU 5 FON

10,989

5,464

04.HELABA INV KAPITALANL GES MBH H

5,464

116,956

05.DEKA INVESTMENT GMBH NECKAR FUN

116,956

CALOGERO PARELLO

825

DARKO ROGELJ

825

2,500

DWS INVESTMENT GMBH

2,500

150

EDMOND RUND

150

FRANK ALEXANDER GRUEBEL

HMERA GMBH

943

HORST BAUMANN

943

JOHN

150

JUERGEN SCHOELLMANN

150

200

MARKUS FLORIAN HUBER

200

MARTIN BERINGER

200

NYKREDIT BANK A/S

ROBERT RUZBASAN

400

THOMAS SEIDEL

400

670

ULRICH NORBERT WENDISCH

670

UNTERSCHUETZ SONDERMASCHINENBAU GM

900

WILLIAM CANNON

900

BENCE SOLYMOSI

110,325

NORDEN SRI

110,325

1,600

LISETH, SVEIN ALF

1,600

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VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND AKSJE

985,747

948,849

VERDIPAPIRFONDET NORDEA AVKASTNING

948,849

13,158

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND INDEKS

13,158

1,236

HANSEN, THOMAS KROGH

1,236

886,121

VERDIPAPIRFONDET ALFRED BERG AKTIV

886,121

1,328

SÅTENDAL

, SVEIN HARALD

1,328

10,994,955

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJENORGE IN

10,994,955

8,500

VPFONDET FONDSFINANS AKTIV

8,500

6,605,446

VPF DNB AM NORSKE AKSJER

6,605,446

483,965

VERDIPAPIRFONDET NORDEA NORGE PLUS

483,965

8,069

ANDVORD, INGER

8,069

895

BOSMANS, JOHAN EDUARD JULIA MARIA

895

473,311

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJENORDEN I

473,311

447,491

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB NORDEN INDEKS

447,491

7,445,091

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND NORGE

7,445,091

6,694,886

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB NORGE INDEKS

6,694,886

342,731

VERDIPAPIRFONDET NORDEA NORGE VERD

342,731

47,868

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB NORDEN

47,868

291,810

ARBEJDSMARKEDETS TILLAEGSPENSION

291,810

321,586

DANSKE INVEST NORGE II

321,586

6,531,020

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND INDEKS

6,531,020

287,287

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND INDEKS

287,287

366,900

Danske Invest Norge Vekst

366,900

325,000

VPF SPAREBANK 1 UTBYTTE

325,000

5,506

ANDERSSON,

SVEN GÖRAN BERTIL

5,506

456

MERENYI, STEFAN

456

242,953

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB NORGE PENSJON

242,953

4,329,782

KOMMUNAL LANDSPENSJONSKASSE GJENSI

4,329,782

411

STABBETORP, TOR ARNE

411

407

AASHEIM, PEDER

407

230,000

VPF FONDSFINANS UTBYTTE

230,000

407

ENGELAND, BRAGE SKIKSTAD

407

179,000

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DELPHI NORGE

179,000

199,831

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DELPHI NORDIC

199,831

345

THAULOW, HANS HENRIK

345

158,728

NTGS SE LUX-ELO MUTL PEN INSUR CO

158,728

153,338

DANSKE INVEST NORGE I

153,338

277,594

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEGLOBAL I

277,594

242

MORTENSEN, BENTE AAGOT

242

145,000

VPF SPAREBANK 1 NORGE VERDI

145,000

2,841,025

DANSKE INVEST NORSKE INSTIT. II.

2,841,025

3,863

STOREBRAND EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES

3,863

211

MAGNUSSEN, TEODOR

211

116,965

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB GLOBAL CORE

116,965

194

TORSETHAUGEN, SILJE

194

106,086

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB GLOBAL INDEKS

106,086

2,574,762

VERDIPAPIRFONDET ALFRED BERG GAMBA

2,574,762

106,143

VERDIPAPIRFONDET STOREBRAND NORGE

106,143

177

HUTCHINSON, ALAN ROSE MACLEAN

177

2,413,951

VERDIPAPIRFONDET ALFRED BERG INDEK

2,413,951

95,182

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEGLOBAL F

95,182

1,683,535

FJARDE AP-FONDEN

1,683,535

2,258,107

VERDIPAPIRFOND ODIN NORGE

2,258,107

142

FORSBERG, ANDREA SIGNE BENEDICTE

142

2,721,282

VPF DNB NORGE SELEKTIV

2,721,282

70,854

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DELPHI GLOBAL

70,854

2,359,000

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJENORGE

2,359,000

EILERTSEN, CAMILLA

LANGKLOPP, OLA

HAUGEN, KJELL OLA

1,992,023

VERDIPAPIRFONDET EQUINOR AKSJER NO

1,992,023

NILSEN, GUNNAR HANS WILHELM

BIRKELAND, OLE TORVALD ANDREAS ØLSTAD

1,806,365

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB NORGE

1,806,365

2,580

WESTRUM, THORBJØRN

2,580

45,414

VERDIPAPIRFONDET KLP AKSJEEUROPA I

45,414

39,465

VERDIPAPIRFOND STOREBRAND GLOBAL I

39,465

VRANGSUND, RØNNAUG

BARKVE, OLE KRISTIAN STEFFENSEN

286,925

VERDIPAPIRFONDET DNB OBX

286,925

TERNING, GEIR INGE

VIK, GEIR

ÅRØEN

, ASBJØRN

ØSTBY, ODDBJØRN

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Forhåndsstemmer 111,144,6681 111,144,668

Representing / AccompanyingVotesShares

Voting Card

14 ADVForhåndsstemmer

AASLAND, HENRIK

HEPSØ, SNORRE

2,030

OLSEN, RUNE

2,030

BJØRKE, ANETTE

2,012

ANDVORD, RICHARD TRYGVE

2,012

NILSEN, STEIN LEONHARD FYHN

AAMDAL, NILS NOTTO

ASA, ALVIN CETRON

ÅSTRAND

, PAUL RICHARD

BAKKE, EVEN

GRANN-MEYER, GAUTE

DIDRIKSEN, ANDREAS KVITVÆR

MENTZONI, HENRIK FALCK

DALEN, MARTIN

1,982

GARFELT, BEATE

1,982

GODAGER, ANDERS SCHILL

LØVIK,

PÅL

-JØRGEN

BARCILON, MARIANNA KUZNETCOVA

1,933

BERGSETH, STIG JARLE

1,933

EIDSHEIM, ANJA

HAMMER, RONNY

O REILLY, JAMES NICHOLAS

KOLAAS,

STIAN ANDRÉ

1,887

LIEN, MORTEN

1,887

HARALDSEID, ØRJAN

1,869

WENNBERG, MARIE

1,869

SKJOLDHEIM INVEST AS

21,220

HOVE, KJETIL

21,220

GREAKER, OLE MARTIN

Moise, Lucian

1,802

TAKACS, GEIR INGE

1,802

1,787

HAALAND, ERIK

1,787

OLSEN, KRISTIAN FRANTZEN

MATHIASSEN, LEONARD

NEUGEBAUER, RALF EDMUND FRANZ

STEINVEG, JON MORTEN

THOWSEN, SIRI LILL VON DER FEHR

JEWELL, HELEN ROSALIND

BAKKE, BENTE MARIE

GUDE, CECILIE FRISCH

OLSSON, NILS SONDRE SCHLICHTING

JENSSEN, JOAKIM ASCHEHOUG

1,690

JOHNSEN, ROGER MARTIN

1,690

SAGHOLEN, PER KRISTIAN

1,659

KARLSRUD, THOMAS

1,659

1,661

HESSE, DIRK

1,661

1,640

ØZBEY, BELGIN

1,640

1,561

HANASAND, MARTE JOHANSON

1,561

15,065

TORSTENSEN, SIV HELEN RYGH

15,065

1,529

HOLTHE, JAN

1,529

1,500

ENERSEN, KNUT ROAR

1,500

1,502

VIK, KRISTIAN

1,502

1,468

ROMERO NIEVES, JOSUE

1,468

13,301

HAGEN, SISSEL TORUNN ROPEID

13,301

1,447

ERIKSEN, FINN

1,447

12,314

WARD, ANITA MARGARET

12,314

1,336

EIK, ØYSTEIN

1,336

1,321

ENGEN, ØYVIND

1,321

1,286

SANDENGEN, KRISTIAN

1,286

1,250

MOCK, ALEXANDER

1,250

1,237

MEDBØ, ASTRI

1,237

1,231

DALEN,

KJERSTI STEINSVÅG

1,231

1,223

TRYGGESET, ANNE AUSTLID

1,223

1,207

EGELAND, BENTE LYNGAAS

1,207

1,206

ANHOLT, CHRISTIAN

1,206

1,165

MÆLAND, ANNETTE

1,165

1,129

MYKLEBUST, JOHNNY MARTIN

1,129

1,125

NESS, LIV MARTE

1,125

1,103

LERUM, ATLE

1,103

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EDVINSEN, KJETIL

1,050

9,290

FLØ, ELLEN MARIE

9,290

9,141

VETÅS

, GRETE

9,141

9,000

TVEDTEN, LARS BERNHARD

9,000

1,008

WESTGAARD, HANNE

1,008

1,000

EGELI, FRODE

1,000

SIMENSEN, KRISTOFFER HAG

1,000

992

VEIT, STEFAN ANDREAS

992

980

CAUSSE, EMMANUEL BERNARD MARCEL

980

8,314

FUHR, GEIR GUNDERSEN

8,314

940

KALKVIK, OLE SLOTHE

940

HÅLAND

, SUN VERONICA

940

8,018

WALDERHAUG, OLAV JOHN

8,018

891

RODRIGUES DURAN, ENMANUEL ALEXIS

891

870

SALBERG, ERLEND

870

739

EIDE, NILS CATO

739

7,488

STAURLAND, SIV KARIN

7,488

776

HANSSEN, MARGRETE SOFIE SÆTRE

776

762

GISHOLT, TORBJØRN

762

7,123

KOLNES, MONA IREN

7,123

10,235

THORSEN, KARL EINAR

10,235

711

AMDAL, TOR

711

330,000

VERDIPAPIRFONDET FONDSFINANS NORGE

330,000

694

MUNKEBYE, MAGNUS BRUHN

694

680

Ånestad

Håvard

680

671

EDIRIWEERA, KAPILA KUMARA

671

670

MACQUARRIE, ALASTAIR

670

663

FOSS,

PER KÅRE

663

700

WIE, DAGFINN

700

612

SAURE, DAN BØRGE

612

600

HENRIKSEN, BERIT LEDEL

600

HAMRAN, MORTEN

600

6,035

HØHNKE, FRITHJOF KONOW

6,035

558

MOEN, TERJE OLAV

558

524

QUALE, EILEEN ANN CAVIN

524

509

HODNE, JAN EGON

509

500

BORGEDAL, BJØRN

500

5,687

VADLA, JOHANNES FRYDENDAL

5,687

500

WAAGE, INGE OLAV

500

494

RØSTUM, SINDRE

494

488

SØRBEL, JONAS

488

5,502

HANSEN, TOR ERLING

5,502

459

KNUTSEN, OLE MORTEN

459

471

NAETHER, SYLVI KRISTIN

471

5,461

HANSSEN, ANTON

5,461

460

HASSELGÅRD

, PREBEN

460

450

SAMUELSEN, BJØRN ARILD

450

445

Christiansen, Rolf

445

5,409

MARTYNOVA, TATIANA

5,409

445

TINHOLT,

STÅLE HERMAN

445

443

NOREVIK, ANDERS MARIFJÆREN

443

439

DYBWAD, TOM JACOB

439

107,359,732

FOLKETRYGDFONDET

107,359,732

447

SKAR, JAN IVAR

447

5,271

MARIERO, EIMUND

5,271

428

BOCCHI, MATHIEU PIERRE GEORGES

428

420

SMEBY, STEIN

420

410

TROMMESTAD, OLAF BORGE

410

407

BORGE, LARS JØRGEN

407

MASTEKAASA, ARNE

407

4,789

MØLLER, NICOLA KERSTIN

4,789

380

AMV HOLDING AS

380

378

KALLEVIK, JAN

378

353

ROMUNDSTAD, REIDUN MARIE

353

350

GRØNNINGSÆTER, PETTER ORVIK

350

340

MAHMOOD, OSAMA UMAIR

340

338

HELSTRØM, SVEIN PEDER

338

347

HAGEN, STIG ØYVIND

347

333

OUDENSTAD, AMUND

333

345

GOOSSENS, STEFAN JANTJE

345

316

MÆHLE, OLAV ANDRE

316

310

JOHANSEN, JARLE ANDRE

310

295

LARSEN, ØYSTEIN GRAN

295

304

MJANGER, OLA YTREHUS

304

290

DAAE, TRYGVE BORTHEN

290

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JØSENDAL, EMIL

288

290

FORSETLØKKEN,

SINDRE LANGÅS

290

283

BRAASTAD, ESPEN

283

261

ISAKSEN, ATLE ANDREAS

261

258

KASTRUD, NORMAN LANDE

258

255

HINDENES, TRYGVE OSKAR

255

KJØNÅS

MIKKEL MORITSGÅRD

255

252

PAULSEN, RUNE

252

259

AAGAARD, ALEXANDER

259

250

PARSLOW, ANDREAS

250

SABBASEN,

PETER HÅLAND

250

242

CUMMING, JOHN GORDON

242

4,000

MOEN, MAGNAR

4,000

3,984

ROBERTSEN, MARIANNE LIE

3,984

3,937

SVENNING, ERLEND

3,937

3,891

HEIAN, KNUT-YNGVE

3,891

214

LARSEN, MADS HELLEREN

214

179

KARLSSON, NILS-PETTER

179

JACOBSEN, TORBJØRN SYVER

179

178

AUNE, RICHARD TYBRING

178

175

HOEL, ESPEN WILLASSEN

175

172

ASTRUP, THORVALD

172

171

KARLSEN, TERJE

171

165

SIGURDSEN, FINN ERLING

165

HAUGLAND, KIRSTEN INGEBORG

165

HALLSET, ANE KAMILLA

165

160

ERVIK, TONI ANDRE

160

150

RØNNINGEN, HANS KRISTIAN

150

HANSEN, JAN ØSTERSKOV

150

RINGDAL, ALEXANDER MARTIN

150

149

PEDERSEN, JON HALVARD

149

145

JULIUSSEN, TOM RUNE ANGELL-STORØ

145

144

RØSTAD, KJELL

144

140

BALSEIRO VIGO, PABLO

140

REINHOLDS, EMMA EDITH KATARINA

140

115

MIETLE, HANS-PETTER

115

135

LØVLAND, HELENE MARTINE

135

142

DANIELSEN, GJERMUND

142

128

NANDA, VARUN

128

3,179

SKJERVE, ERIK SEIM

3,179

125

KVAM, MICHAEL STELLANDER

125

122

DECLERCK, VALENTINE MARION SOPHIE

122

112

EVENRUD, ANDERS

112

226

JENSSEN, SVEIN

226

108

WALDERHAUG, RUNE

108

107

SELAND, KARI MARIE GALTA

107

116

VAN DER HART, PER-HILMAR KNUT

116

106

BERGSLAND, TOR GUNNAR GRINDSTAD

106

115

BARGANSKI, FABIAN

115

112

GOA, KJARTAN

112

3,067,216

SOCIETE GENERALE

3,067,216

101

BOLLI, EVELYN

101

100

HANSEN, JOAKIM BOYE

100

OLAUSSON, MIKAEL LØVIK

100

THORESEN, SIMEN

100

LIE, KJERSTI KANESTRØM

100

LUNDE, LARS

100

2,989

NIELSEN, FINN GUNNAR

2,989

100

SMITH, SANNA

100

HOLMANE, OLAV YAN BRATTEBØ

100

KRISTIANSEN, RUNAR

2,941

DYRSETH, ARILD

2,941

SÆTERHOLEN, STIAN HALVOR ØVRUM

LINDH, KNUT

FLOD, PER ARNE

HENRIKSEN, MATS HEGDAHL

PEDERSEN, KNUT ARNE

MIKAELSEN, SVEIN ROAR

BECKSTRØM, ANNE LISE

ARNESEN, KARIN ELISABETH

SELJEFLOT, TRYGVE

NILSEN, JON MORTEN WEME

PETTERSON, ASTRID MATHILDE

HAVERAAEN, ELISABET

3,004

GRANAAS, ANDREAS EILIFSON

3,004

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BORGEN, FREDERICK

NIKKERUD, SØLVI

2,779

STABELL, HENNING KROHG

2,779

2,780

KOLÅS

, TORUNN KARIN

2,780

EIDE, ARVE MAGNAR

DYBESLAND, TOVE ELISABETH

LIESKAR, ANNI EGGEN

HALVORSEN, KRISTIAN SIGURD

BURMAN, IAN CHRISTIAN

ROSSØY, OTTO

NGUYEN, JOE LE

KIRKHUS, ANDERS

RATHKE, ANDREAS DIDRIK LYGRE

HOLMSEN, VIGGO ANDREAS

KNIVE, ERIK

Reiersen, Jarand

165

UELAND, DAVID

165

2,500

KARLSTRØM, SVEIN GUNNAR

2,500

GAUTEFALL, HANS MAGNE

SKINNARLAND, OLAV TRYGVESØN

47,585

OPEDAL, ANDERS

47,585

KIELLAND, PREBEN CHRISTOPHER

RINSEMA, JURRIEN DETMAR

ØSTBY, TROND OLE

SANDVIK, THOMAS

MEYER, JOAKIM

JENSEN, ARNHILD LANGAAS

EILERTSEN, OLE BENDIK

2,400

TILLER, TORSTEIN

2,400

WIIK, LARS

CALINE, YANN

HANDELAND, OLE KJETIL

2,360

TENGESDAL, ELI SKJÆVELAND

2,360

LINDBERG, TORE

ACAY, LINDA BEATHE

HELGESEN, EINAR NORDVIK

ROVIK,

HÅKON

KJØLBERG, STEIN

2,320

HOVLAND, STEIN

2,320

ROKSVÅG

, ØYSTEIN

IVERSEN, HERMAN HERVIK

GUJORD, ROGER

2,302

BIRKELAND, ØRJAN

2,302

JØRSTAD, THERESE

TEIGE, MATS INGE MOLTU

TORP, VANJA

RAMSTAD, LARS RØED

LERVIK, TOM CHRISTIAN

2,247

PAU, LOUIS FRANCOIS JEAN-MARIE

2,247

HOAAS, ASBJØRN NIKOLAI

ÅRBØ

, MORTEN

RUSAANES, ØYVIND RINDE

BLUM, DIETER THOMAS

THOMMESEN, CARL-OTTO

GABRIELSEN, STEIN RUNE

LOW GUANG XING, MARCUS

ENGSTRØM, THOMAS BULITIA

HOBBERSTAD, GRO

BOLSET, ERIK MAGNE

KRISTENSEN, SIGURD

2,164

FIGUEIRA, BRENDAN MARCUS

2,164

KOESTLER, VALENTIN JOHANNES

PIHLSTRØM, NICKLAS

MYRE, VIDAR NILSEN

SINNES, SVEINUNG

NILSEN, ELI MARGRETHE

SAGNES HOLDING AS

WILLEMSEN, ANNE LENE THORSDATTER AASE

BECH-AASE, JUSTINE MARIA THORSDATTER ORVEDAL

RØNEID, HEIDI

ABELTUN, RAYMOND NYBØ

BRÅTEN

, FREDRIK NYSTUEN

TØLLEFSEN, VETLE MÆLAND

29,116

RUMMELHOFF, IRENE

29,116

MOE, JAHN GUNNAR SIMMERØY

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ANGELVIK, SILJE

SØFTELAND, FREDRIK ALEXANDER

111,144,668

Auditor's statement

regarding coverage of

remaining restricted equity

Statsautoriserte revisorer

Ernst & Young AS

Vassbotnen 11a Forum, 4313 Sandnes

Postboks 8015, 4068 Stavanger

Foretaksregisteret: NO 976 389 387 MVA

Tlf: +47 24 00 24 00

www.ey.no

Medlemmer av Den norske Revisorforening

A member firm of Ernst & Young Global Limited

To the Shareholders’ Meeting of Equinor ASA

Statement on coverage for restricted equity in connection with a capital

reduction

We have verified that there is coverage for the remaining share capital and other restricted equity in

connection with the capital reduction in Equinor ASA.

The Board of Directors’ responsibility

The Board of Directors is responsible for ensuring that the capital reduction does not exceed an

amount that ensures full coverage for the Company’s restricted equity pursuant to the Norwegian

Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 12-2.

Auditor’s responsibility

Our responsibility is to make a statement on whether there is full coverage for the Company’s

restricted equity pursuant to the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 12-2.

We conducted our examination and issue our statement in accordance with the Norwegian

standard SA 3802-1 “The auditor’s statements and reports pursuant to Norwegian company

legislation”. The standard requires that we plan and perform our work to obtain reasonable

assurance for the fact that there is coverage for the remaining share capital and other restricted

equity, having considered events subsequent to the balance sheet date and any loss likely to be

incurred. The examination includes testing the calculations for which the Board of Directors is

responsible and an assessment of whether events subsequent to the balance sheet date that can

result in an inadequate coverage, have been sufficiently considered.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis

for our opinion.

Opinion

In our opinion, there is coverage for the remaining share capital and other restricted equity

subsequent to the capital reduction of NOK 430,913,885.00 from NOK 7,938,675,397.50 to

NOK 7,507,761,512.50, and distributions in excess of the nominal value of NOK 39,893,455,758.00

less USD 104,405,182.61, in accordance with the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies

Act.

Stavanger, 31 March 2023

ERNST & YOUNG AS

Tor Inge Skjellevik

State Authorized Public Accountant (Norway)

This is a translation of the original official Norwegian document and is provided for information

purposes only.

Minutes of annual general

meeting in Equinor ASA

10 May 2023

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MINUTES OF

THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

OF EQUINOR ASA

10 MAY 2023

The annual general meeting of Equinor ASA was held on 10 May 2023 in Equinor Business Center, Forusbeen 50,

4035 Stavanger and via Lumi AGM for digital attendance.

The chair of the board, Finn Kinserdal from the corporate assembly, the president and CEO, general counsel and the

company’s auditor attended. Company secretary Marte Johanson Hanasand recorded the minutes of the meeting.

The agenda was as follows:

1. Opening of the annual general meeting

Based on a resolution from the corporate assembly, the annual general meeting was opened by Finn

Kinserdal, shareholder-elected member of the corporate assembly.

2. Registration of represented shareholders and proxies

Overview of shareholders represented at the annual general meeting, either by personal or digital

attendance, by proxy, or by advance voting, is attached in Appendix 1 to these minutes.

3. Election of the chair of the meeting

The general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“Finn Kinserdal, shareholder-elected member of the corporate assembly, is elected chair of the meeting.”

4. Approval of the notice and the agenda

The general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The notice and proposed agenda are approved.”

5. Election of two persons to co-sign the minutes together with the chair of the meeting

The general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“Georg Fredrik Rabl and Fride Seljevold Methi are elected to co-sign the minutes together with the chair of

the meeting.”

6. Approval of the annual report and accounts for Equinor ASA and the Equinor group for 2022,

including the board of directors’ proposal for distribution of fourth quarter 2022 dividend

The chair of the meeting informed the general meeting that the annual report and accounts and the

auditor’s report have been made available on the company’s website.

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The annual accounts and the annual report for 2022 for Equinor ASA and the Equinor group are

approved. A fourth quarter 2022 ordinary dividend of USD 0.30 per share and an extraordinary dividend

of USD 0.60 per share are approved to be distributed.”

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7. Authorisation to distribute dividend based on approved annual accounts for 2022

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The general meeting of Equinor ASA hereby authorises the board of directors to resolve the payments of

dividend based on the company’s approved annual accounts for 2022, cf. the Norwegian Public Limited

Liability Companies Act section 8-2, second paragraph.

The board of directors shall, when using the authorisation, make its decision in accordance with the

company’s approved dividend policy. The board of directors shall before each decision to approve the

payment of dividends consider if the company, after the payment of dividends, will have sufficient equity and

liquidity.

The authorisation shall be valid until the next annual general meeting, but no later than 30 June 2024.”

8. Proposal from shareholder to ban the use of fiberglass rotor blades in all new wind farms, commit to

buy into existing hydropower projects and to conduct research on other energy sources such as

thorium

Shareholder Roald Skjoldheim had proposed that the company ban the use of fiberglass rotor blades in all

new wind farms, commits to buy into existing hydropower projects and conduct research on other energy

sources such as thorium.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

9. Proposal from shareholders to identify and manage risks and possibilities regarding climate, and

integrate these in the company’s strategy

Shareholders WWF and Greenpeace had proposed that the company identify and manage risks and

possibilities regarding climate and integrate these in the company’s strategy.

The chair of the meeting read the following statement from the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries:

The state expects cf. Meld. St. 6 (2022 – 2023) - Greener and more active state ownership (white paper

on the State’s direct ownership of companies) that

i) The company identifies and manages risks and opportunities relating to climate and

integrates these into the company’s strategies.

ii) The company sets targets and implements measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in

both the short and long term in line with the Paris Agreement, and reports on goal attainment.

The targets shall be science-based when available.

iii) The company reports on direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions and climate risk, and

uses recognized standards for reporting greenhouse gas emissions and climate risk.

These expectations, which were presented in the white paper in October 2022 and discussed

in the Storting in February 2023, are communicated to Equinor's board of directors and are

followed up in the ownership dialogue the state has with the company. The state expects the

board and administration to work actively with the state's expectations and to assess whether

and how they should be taken into account in the company's energy transition plan and

related reporting. The state voted in favor of Equinor's energy transition plan at the general

meeting in 2022, i.a. based on the company being clear that the long-term value creation

supports the goals of the Paris Agreement, cf. the state's statement at the annual meeting last

year. It is the board's responsibility to manage the company, including setting the company's

strategy, cf. the division of roles between the owner, board of directors and the general

manager set out in company law, and on generally recognized principles and standards for

corporate governance. The state does not consider it appropriate to adopt expectations for

the company at the general meeting, but follows them up in the dialogue with the company.

The shareholders’ proposal was not adopted.

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10. Proposal from shareholder to stop all exploration and drilling by 2025 and provide financial and

technical assistance for the repair of and development of Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

Shareholder Guttorm Grundt had proposed that the company stops all exploration and drilling by 2025 and

provides financial and technical assistance for the repair of and development of Ukraine’s energy

infrastructure.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

11. Proposal from shareholder to develop a procedure for greatly improved process for responding to

shareholder proposals

Shareholder Even Bakke had proposed that the company develops a procedure for greatly improved

process for responding to shareholder proposals.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

12. Proposal from shareholder to end all plans for activity in the Barents Sea, adjust up the investments in

renewables/low carbon solutions to 50 percent by 2025, implement CCS for Melkøya and invest in

rebuilding of Ukraine

Shareholder Gro Nylander had proposed that the company ends all plans for activity in the Barents Sea,

adjusts up the investments in renewables/low carbon solutions to 50 percent by 2025, implements CCS for

Melkøya and invests in rebuilding of Ukraine.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

13. Proposal from shareholder to stop all exploration and test drilling for oil and gas, become a leading

producer of renewable energy, stop plans for electrification of Melkøya and present a plan enabling

Norway to become net-zero by 2050

Shareholder Bente Marie Bakke had proposed that the company stops all exploration and test drilling for oil

and gas, becomes a leading producer of renewable energy, stops plans for electrification of Melkøya and

presents a plan enabling Norway to become net-zero by 2050.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

14. Proposal from shareholder to let the results of global warming characterise its further strategy, stop

all exploration for more oil and gas, phase out all production and sale of oil and gas, multiple its

investment in renewable energy and CCS and become a climate-friendly company

Shareholder Gro Nylander had proposed that the company’s management let the results of global warming

characterise its further strategy, stops all exploration for more oil and gas, phase out all production and sale

of oil and gas, multiplies its investment in renewable energy and CCS and becomes a climate-friendly

company.

The shareholder’s proposal was not adopted.

15. The board of directors’ report on Corporate Governance

Jon Erik Reinhardsen, chair of the board of directors, presented the board’s report on Corporate

Governance. The report is included in the annual report.

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The general meeting endorses the board of directors’ report on Corporate Governance.”

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16. The board of directors’ remuneration policy on determination of salary and other remuneration for

leading personnel and remuneration report for salary and other remuneration for leading personnel

Jon Erik Reinhardsen, chair of the board of directors, presented the board’s remuneration policy on

determination of salary and other remuneration for leading personnel and report for salary and other

remuneration for leading personnel.

16.1. Approval of the board of directors’ remuneration policy on determination of salary and other

remuneration for leading personnel

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The general meeting approves the board of directors’ Remuneration policy.”

16.2. Advisory vote of the board of directors’ remuneration report for leading personnel

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The general meeting endorses the board of directors’ 2022 Remuneration report.”

17. Approval of remuneration for the company’s external auditor for 2022

The general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“Remuneration to the auditor for 2022 of NOK 49,894,487 for Equinor ASA is approved.”

18. Determination of remuneration for the corporate assembly members

In accordance with the proposal from the nomination committee, the general meeting adopted the following

resolution:

“The remuneration to the corporate assembly is adjusted effective from 11 May 2023 as follows:

From

Chair

NOK 137,600/annually

NOK 143,700/annually

Deputy chair

NOK 72,600/annually

NOK 75,800/annually

Members

NOK 51,000/annually

NOK 53,250/annually

Deputy members

NOK 7,340/meeting

NOK 7,670/meeting”

19. Determination of remuneration for the nomination committee members

In accordance with the proposal from the nomination committee, the general meeting adopted the following

resolution:

“The remuneration to the nomination committee is adjusted effective from 11 May 2023 as follows:

From

Chair

NOK 13,650/meeting

NOK 14,260/meeting

Members

NOK 10,130/meeting

NOK 10,580/meeting”

20. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market to continue operation of the company’s

share-based incentive plans for employees

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The board of directors is authorised on behalf of the company to acquire Equinor shares in the market. The

authorisation may be used to acquire own shares at a total nominal value of up to NOK 27,500,000.

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Shares acquired pursuant to this authorisation may only be used for sale and transfer to employees of the

Equinor group as part of the group’s share saving plan and long-term incentive plan, as approved by the

board of directors.

The minimum and maximum amount that may be paid per share will be NOK 50 and NOK 1,000,

respectively.

The authorisation is valid until 30 June 2024. This authorisation replaces, from the time of registration in the

based incentive plans for employees granted by the annual general meeting on 11 May 2022.”

21. Reduction in capital through the cancellation of own shares and the redemption of shares belonging to

the Norwegian State

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“As part of the implementation of the company’s share buy-back programme, the company’s share capital

will be reduced by NOK 430,913,885.00 from NOK 7,938,675,397.50 to NOK 7,507,761,512.50. Of the total

capital reduction amount:

(i) NOK 142,201,582.50 will be used to annul 56,880,633 own shares, and

(ii) NOK 288,712,302.50 will be used to redeem and annul 115,484,921 shares owned by the

Norwegian State by the Ministry of Trade, Industry and Fisheries.

In addition to the capital reduction amount described in item (ii) above, the Norwegian State by the Ministry

of Trade, Industry and Fisheries shall receive NOK 39,893,455,758.00, with a deduction for fourth quarter

2022 dividend of USD 0.90 per share and corresponding interest compensation. The part of the amount

paid to the Norwegian State that exceeds the nominal value of the shares, shall be covered by retained

earnings.

With effect from the time the capital reduction has been registered, Article 3 of the company’s Articles of

Association will be amended to read as follows:

“The share capital of the company is NOK 7,507,761,512.50 divided into 3,003,104,605 shares of NOK 2.50

each.””

22. Authorisation to acquire Equinor ASA shares in the market for subsequent annulment

In accordance with the proposal from the board, the general meeting adopted the following resolution:

“The general meeting of Equinor ASA hereby authorises the board of directors to acquire in the market, on

behalf of the company, Equinor shares with a face value of up to NOK 235,000,000.

The minimum and maximum amount that can be paid per share will be NOK 50 and NOK 1,000,

respectively. Within these limits, the board of directors shall itself decide at what price and at what time

such acquisition shall take place.

Own shares acquired pursuant to this authorisation may only be used for annulment through a reduction of

the company’s share capital, pursuant to the Norwegian Public Limited Liability Companies Act section 12-1.

This authorisation shall be valid until the next annual general meeting, but no later than 30 June 2024.”

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There were no further matters for discussion and the annual general meeting was closed.

Stavanger, 10 May 2023

_______[Signed]______

_______[Signed]_______

Finn Kinserdal

Georg Fredrik Rabl

Fride Seljevold Methi

Appendix 1: Overview of shares represented at the annual general meeting, either by personal or digital attendance,

by proxy, or by advance voting.

Appendix 2:

The voting results for the individual items.

Attendance Summary Report

Equinor ASA

AGM

10 May 2023

Registered Attendees: 59

Total Votes Represented: 2,477,420,547

Total Accounts Represented: 3,260

Total Voting Capital: 3,111,049,146

% Total Voting Capital Represented: 79.63%

Total Capital: 3,175,470,159

% Total Capital Represented: 78.02%

Company Own Shares: 64,421,013

Sub Total: 59 0 2,477,420,547

Capacity Registered Attendees Registered Non-Voting Attendees Registered Votes Accounts

Shareholder 26 0 2,127,682,631 26

Shareholder (web) 28 0 26,787 28

3rd Party Proxy 2 0 7,832 4

Styrets leder med fullmakt 1 0 3,387,690 456

Styrets leder med instrukser 1 0 235,170,939 2448

Forhåndsstemmer 1 0 111,144,668 297

Freddy Hermansen

DNB Bank ASA

Utsteder Service

EQUINOR ASA GENERAL MEETING 10 MAY 2023

As scrutineer appointed for the purpose of the Poll taken at the General Meeting of the

Members of the Company held on 10 May 2023, I HEREBY CERTIFY that the result of the Poll

is correctly set out as follows:-

Issued voting shares:

VOTES

FOR

% VOTES

MOT/

AGAINST

% VOTES

AVSTÅR/

ABSTAIN

VOTES

TOTAL

% ISSUED

VOTING

VOTED

NO VOTES

IN MEETING

2,476,994,520

100.00

18,488

0.00

288,448

2,477,301,456

79.63%

119,091

2,477,021,354

100.00

16,186

0.00

274,065

2,477,311,605

79.63%

108,942

2,477,017,113

100.00

15,850

0.00

278,642

2,477,311,605

79.63%

108,942

2,466,707,645

99.61

9,544,525

0.39

1,062,376

2,477,314,546

79.63%

106,001

2,475,753,559

100.00

58,615

0.00

1,502,372

2,477,314,546

79.63%

106,001

5,426,824

0.22

2,464,972,960

99.78

6,914,769

2,477,314,553

79.63%

105,994

88,014,856

3.57

2,376,259,889

96.43

13,041,138

2,477,315,883

79.63%

104,664

7,734,891

0.31

2,462,198,694

99.69

7,381,368

2,477,314,953

79.63%

105,594

4,832,697

0.20

2,462,511,159

99.80

9,967,919

2,477,311,775

79.63%

108,772

8,681,345

0.35

2,461,210,441

99.65

7,422,971

2,477,314,757

79.63%

105,790

9,590,822

0.39

2,460,308,550

99.61

7,415,160

2,477,314,532

79.63%

106,015

9,673,614

0.39

2,460,220,393

99.61

7,420,525

2,477,314,532

79.63%

106,015

2,476,629,098

99.99

359,116

0.01

325,745

2,477,313,959

79.63%

106,588

16.1

2,437,143,525

98.99

24,841,385

1.01

15,329,214

2,477,314,124

79.63%

106,423

16.2

2,441,575,788

99.15

20,832,274

0.85

14,898,463

2,477,306,525

79.63%

114,022

2,475,316,999

99.99

152,124

0.01

1,838,350

2,477,307,473

79.63%

113,074

2,476,901,955

100.00

79,928

0.00

321,867

2,477,303,750

79.63%

116,797

2,476,900,253

100.00

87,913

0.00

323,018

2,477,311,184

79.63%

109,363

2,461,709,738

99.78

5,462,799

0.22

10,141,422

2,477,313,959

79.63%

106,588

2,476,985,614

100.00

50,743

0.00

277,602

2,477,313,959

79.63%

106,588

22 2,471,042,818 99.76 6,002,075 0.24 269,231 2,477,314,124 79.63% 106,423

Freddy Hermansen

DNB Bank ASA

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