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GenWell – a new theme

We are introducing a new theme to Thematic Investing – Generation Wellbeing (GenWell)1. This new theme taps into the potential of a large and increasingly influential generation – Gen Z and the closely related Millennials. We aim to benefit from structurally changing consumption patterns driven by social and demographic change.

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