Offenlegung im Einklang mit der Offenlegungsverordnung (EU) 2019/2088

1. Integration of sustainability risks in the investment decision‐making process

PATRIZIA is committed to diligent integration of sustainability risks and climate change related risks and opportunities in the investment decision making process.

The PATRIZIA Sustainability Strategy and the related sustainability targets are binding for all investment decisions of the Company. The PATRIZIA Responsible Investment Guidelines translate the corporate strategy in minimum standards and requirements along the investment decision process. Material sustainability risks and sustainability factors are identified in alignment with established regulatory requirements and industry standards and included in an obligatory due diligence checklist which is applied in every acquisition process for every investment.

The results of the due diligence are taken into consideration in the investment decision‐making process.

2. Description of principal adverse sustainability impact

The PATRIZIA Sustainability Strategy defines and prioritizes material ESG factors, metrics and principal adverse sustainability impacts and indicators and embeds such along the investment process. The metrics used to assess the principal adverse sustainability impacts and indicators are based on the annex of the Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulation and other established industry standards, such as UN PRI and GRESB. PATRIZIA Global Partners follows an active investment management approach and in order to create the required transparency on sustainability aspects prioritizes the following basic environmental metrics: energy, water, waste, CO2 emissions, EPC levels and green building certifications if applicable and in alignment with the operating partners of the investments.

3. Description of policies to identify and priorities principal adverse sustainability impacts

PATRIZIA’s corporate Sustainability Strategy is generally translated into PATRIZIA Global Partners’ ESG strategy and fund specific policies. ESG factors, including principal adverse impacts are considered throughout the investment process, from the due diligence phase, to the management and the selection of third-party service providers. The selection criteria are in line with regulatory requirements and industry frameworks and guidelines, for example UN PRI.

4. Engagement policies

PATRIZIA’s engagement policy, as part of the wider Sustainability Strategy, ensures collaboration with stakeholders to find solutions that create a positive sustainability impact, staying in constant dialogue with investors, tenants, service providers and surrounding communities to identify their common needs. The PATRIZIA Supplier Code of Conduct is intended to be part of every service provider agreement and sets out ethical, environmental and social compliance values to be applied by the service providers.

5. References to international standards

PATRIZIA’s Code of Values and Compliance Handbook, commitments to UN PRI, alignment with UN Global Compact and the PATRIZIA Supplier Code of Conduct cement the Firm’s public commitment to internationally recognized standards. The PATRIZIA due diligence checklist in addition to the above is based on the requirements set out in sector specific standards (such as GRESB and INREV Due Diligence Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) 3/3 questionnaire) while the entity specific reporting as well as corporate reporting on sustainability and ESG is aligned with reporting frameworks. PATRIZIA monitors reporting guidelines and aligns its reporting continuously to align and comply with recognized standards.

PATRIZIA has set a corporate target to achieve the objective of the PARIS Agreement and achieve carbon neutrality by latest 2050. This objective is embedded as a central element in the Company’s Sustainability

Strategy and in that course translated to PATRIZIA Global Partners’ ESG strategy and fund specific policies.

6. Renumeration Policy

PATRIZIA has developed a Remuneration Policy with the aim of supporting the PATRIZIA’s business strategy, corporate values and long-term interests. Our remuneration philosophy focusses on rewarding behaviours that generate sustained value for PATRIZIA and reinforcing personal accountability to promote a strong risk and control environment. The risk takers are strongly aligned with PATRIZIA’s responsible investment targets and its principles, including fostering appropriate risk culture as well as compliance with applicable law and regulation. In particular, annual incentive targets of the risk takers take into consideration the PATRIZIA’s responsible investment targets and principles.

The PATRIZIA’s performance management and rewards framework is designed to promote effective risk management, including in particular by:

• Driving sustainable behaviour and therefore holding employees accountable, for actions that may negatively impact business performances and/or sustainability in current or future years;
• Subjecting Risk Taker incentives to mandatory deferral;
• Depending on performance of the AIF instruments to facilitate alignment of interests between employees and external investors, and
• Enabling PATRIZIA to reduce or cancel unvested awards or recover paid compensation in certain situations, such as in the event that the entity in which the relevant employee works suffers a material failure of risk management, or experiences a material deterioration in its financial performance, including in connection with a sustainability risk concerning an investment.