Anti-Money Laundering policy  For each business relationship that the company enters into with other companies, we assess the risk associated with AML/CFT, as well as the risks to which we are exposed. We consider not only transactional and geographical risks, but also all relevant applicable risk factors. Before entering into a transaction involving a non-listed financial security or non-listed financial entity, our management carries out an analysis based on the risk approach. We also gather information on third parties as soon as a transaction is contemplated in order to ensure the best interests of the company. We also collect the necessary information from the company's beneficial owners, send this information to the Luxembourg register of commercial companies and the register of beneficial owners (“RBE”), keep this information up to date and maintain an up-to-date file of beneficial owners. All this information is recorded in the company's KYC files. In addition, as part of our banking relationship, we provide to our banks information relating to our corporate entity, such as the extract from the register of companies and other information relating to our shareholders, beneficial owners and directors of the company.  This helps us to reassure our banks that we are a company that complies effectively with European anti-money laundering and anti-terrorist financing laws. Overall, we have put in an AML procedure based on Luxembourg laws and regulations to mitigate any risk of involvement in the money laundering and financing-terrorism. Therefore, in order to keep up to date with all AML updates, the company organizes regular training programmes for the entire team.