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Triodos

Triodos Bank is a Dutch bank with branches in Belgium, Germany, the United Kingdom and Spain and with over 750,000 account holders worldwide.

For more than forty years the bank has been based on an ethical, transparent and sustainable banking model and has aimed to make money work for positive social, ecological and cultural change. The bank’s investments include organic food and farming, renewable energy, corporate socially responsible, microcredit, arts and culture, fair trade and sheltered workshops.

With Triodos Bank depository receipts for shares, you invest in Triodos Bank itself. The bank is able to use this investor money for positive change. Holders of depository receipts share in the bank’s profit as well as in its possible losses, just like any ordinary shareholders. For more information on investing in Triodos and on Triodos Bank depository receipts for shares, visit https://www.triodos.com/investor-relations.

For more information about Triodos and 3D Global trading platform, click on the button below to visit the dedicated Triodos page.

3D Global is required to safeguard orderly trading conditions on the MTF. In case there is a significant price movement, 3D Global may be required to temporarily halt or constrain trading. These trading halts must have appropriate parameters to make sure that significant price movement can be detected. The parameters used by 3D Global are a certain percentage above and below the latest transaction price. The combination of this percentage above and below the latest transaction price results in a price bandwidth. This percentage and any subsequent amendments will be published by 3D Global on its website.

Trading in the Triodos Bank Depository Receipts on the MTF takes place by way of a weekly auction. If a certain auction results in a transaction price that falls outside or exactly on the price bandwidth, this means that this auction does not deliver a transaction price and the next auction round will start, provided that, submitted orders will remain in the order book and participate in the next trading round unless such orders are expire or are cancelled.

Currently, for the trading round, the parameters to halt trading are set at 40% above and below the last closing price. Depending on the development of trade, this percentage can be gradually adjusted based on the observed price movements during the weekly auctions.