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Sixth Street believes that the evaluation of specific and relevant sustainability and governance factors, considered within our objective of maximizing risk-adjusted returns, helps us deliver financial value to our investors. The firm views the evaluation of these factors as a way to understand the durability of an investment theme or an individual business – namely its ability to create, preserve, or diminish financial value for our investors. With that lens, the firm evaluates these factors to better understand how an investment’s durability matches its expected time horizon, efficacy of downside protection, and the ability to bring creative solutions to bear.
Sixth Street aims to distinguish its responsible investment approach by asset class and strategy. In particular, our access to information and depth of analysis both prior to and following investment, together with our ability to manage the potential impact of specific and relevant sustainability and governance factors on financial value, is dependent on the nature of the instruments we invest in and the level of control or influence we obtain. With respect to the level of control:
Sixth Street seeks to provide training and other tools to its investment professionals, to ensure they understand the Responsible Investment Policy, and can identify, assess, and where appropriate, raise relevant issues. All investment professionals are responsible for annually reviewing and acknowledging this policy. Where appropriate, investment professionals are responsible for raising relevant sustainability and governance issues identified in the process described above to the Responsible Investment Committee. Sixth Street intends to review this Responsible Investment Policy at least once per year and reserves the right to revise its terms at any time to meet the needs of our platforms and the developing norms and expectations of investors and other relevant stakeholders.
Policy Supervision: Responsible Investment Committee Date of Last Review: May 2025