A product indexed to an index of international GreenTech stocks

Publish-editorial — INSTRUMENTS PRESENTING A RISK OF CAPITAL LOSS DURING THEIR LIFE AND AT MATURITY

The performance of the product presented below is indexed to the price of an index. The funds raised during the marketing of the product presented below are therefore not directly intended for the financing of projects or companies linked to GreenTech.

Only the index underlying the product is constructed in such a way as to select the shares of companies active in the GreenTech sector.

The funds invested in the products by the investor do not participate directly in the financing of the companies that make up the index.

The 100% UniCredit DE000HB2ZB20 Certificate backed by the Global Green Technologies index (DE000A3CU4J7) can be a way to position yourself on companies active in this field.

The Global Green Technologies index thus traces the evolution of the share price of a maximum of 25 international companies (excluding the United States) active in the field of renewable energies, recycling or new means of mobility. At the time of inclusion of a company’s shares in the index, that company must have a market capitalization of at least €250 million and its shares must have a three-month daily trading volume of at least 1 million euros on average.

Companies whose shares make up the index (as of 11.10.2022):

The composition of the index is adjusted semi-annually and weighted equally. In special cases, for example in the event of the takeover of one company by another, extraordinary adjustments may be made. The net distributions of the stocks included in the index are reinvested.

Defining GreenTech

For many, GreenTech immediately echoes renewable energy and sustainable development. To understand how GreenTech will be structuring for the future, we must look to the past. At the end of 2015, the representatives of 195 countries ratified the Climate agreements in Paris, unveiling ambitious objectives applying on a global scale. These climate and environmental goals cannot be achieved with traditional means and methods. Meeting these challenges requires the use of innovative environmental technologies.

Renewable energies are of course part of it, but the circular economy, recycling, alternative mobility, energy efficiency and raw materials are also listed by the German consultancy firm Roland Berger according to a study by the German Federal Ministry of Health. ‘environment.

Source: Roland Berger study, “GreenTech made in Germany 2021”, February 2021

Warning

The public offering of these securities is made in accordance with the prospectus “DIP 2022 – Securities Note for Securities with Single-Underlying (without capital protection) I”, dated 18.05.2022, approved by the German Federal Financial Supervisory Authority (BaFin) and notified in France under the European passport to the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF). This support is established by UniCredit Bank. This approval of the prospectus does not constitute a favorable opinion from the authorities on the securities offered. This information does not constitute investment advice, nor a proposal, request or recommendation to enter into a transaction.

100% CERTIFICATES ARE DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND SECURITIES AND ARE SOLELY INTENDED FOR EXPERIENCED INVESTORS WITH THE NECESSARY KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE TO ASSESS BENEFITS AND RISKS.

Investors are advised to read the prospectus carefully before making an investment decision in order to fully understand the potential risks and benefits associated with the decision to invest in the securities of UniCredit Bank AG and to refer to the section ” Risk Factors” of the prospectus available on the website www.bourse.unicredit.fr/documentation.

Due to their nature, these securities may involve liquidity risks which could result in a partial or total loss of the investment. This investment is also exposed to the credit risk of UniCredit Bank (S&P BBB+/ Moody’s A2/ Fitch BBB). The investor is also exposed to the risk of default, bankruptcy and resolution of UniCredit Bank. Potential investors must therefore ensure, before investing in the 100% Certificates, that they fully understand these instruments and the resulting risks.

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