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Asset ManagementGIPS ReportBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. December 31, 2020

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 2Asset ManagementÍndice01Our Commitment to Transparency02About GIPS 03BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.Company04BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.’s firmin compliance with GIPS 05GIPS compliance statement06Verification Report07Calculation and Presentation of Performance08Composites09Information by Composite10Appendix I: Benchmarks

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 301. Our commitment to transparencyDaniel OlivaresThe Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS ), hereinafter “GIPS”, are internationalethical standards used to measure performance by investment management firms and disclosethis information objectively, transparently and in full. Accepted in 35 countries, the standards’ mainaim is to enable investment management firms to provide fair, accurate, full and relevant details oftheir performance in a comparable format for the entire industry, allowing potential investors toselect the firms and investment strategies that best meet their investment objectives, preferenceand risk profile.Requiring investment management firms to adhere to the highest standards for calculating andpresenting performance helps to guarantee that this information is fairly and fully disclosed.The GIPS have therefore become an important tool for current and potential clients in assessinginvestment manager quality and skils in managing discretionary portfolios.We at BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. are certain of the advantages of complying with theseethical standards, as is demonstrated by the fact that we were among the first firms to adopt them inSpain. Our actual and potential clients have benefited from the confidence bestowed by the provisionof fair and full performance information, independently verified each year, since 1 January 2002.We SExecutiveCommitteeinJanuary2010.The performance of all of BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.’s composites is disclosed inthis report in accordance with the GIPS. In the preparation of this report, we have verified that thecalculation and presentation methods used by BBVAAsset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. comply withGIPS requirements. Additional details of these methods or a copy of the report can be requested bye-mail at performance@bbva.com in writing at BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. CalleAzul, 4 – Madrid (28050), Spain.Madrid, December 2020Daniel OlivaresHead of Global Risk BBVA AM&GWGlobal Financial Risk & PerformanceBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.GIPS is a registered trademark of CFA Institute. CFA Institute has not been involved in the preparation or review of this report.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 402. About GIPS GIPS were first published by the AIMR (Associationof Investment Management and Research, now the CFAInstitute) in April 1999. In January 2010 the GIPS ExecutiveCommittee adopted a revised version, incorporating inGIPS best practices of 35 Country Sponsors to ensurethat GIPS is the global standard for the calculation andpresentation of investment performance.This latest release updates the 2005 edition, the secondrevision since its introduction in 1999. Compliancewith GIPS standards improves investor’s confidencebecause the Standards helps to ensure that performancepresentations are fair, accurate and comparable betweenasset managers.The GIPS are ethical standards for the fair and fulldisclosure of investment performance, requiring assetmanagement firms to present annual performancedetails for at least five years or since creation for firms orstrategies in existence for less than five years.These standards require that management firms groupfee-paying, discretionary portfolios sharing an investmentstrategy or objective in order to present aggregatedperformance. These groups, known as “composites”,enable any current or potential client to understand thedifferentiating features of a strategy and assess the resultsobtained and potential risks.The GIPS establish a number of requirements andrecommendations, defining generally accepted principlesand criteria relating to input data, account aggregationcriteria based on common investment strategies(composite construction), accepted methods forcalculating performance, the minimum information tobe included, the performance record and other relevantinformation required by current clients or potentialinvestors to gain a sufficient understanding of risks.The GIPS require firms to use specified calculation closures.The most significant aspects of calculation and .A.,S.G.I.I.C.are as follows: All portfolios are measured daily at market value, withthe exception of portfolios allocated to the Hedge Fundscomposite, which are valued monthly due to the natureof the underlying investments Transactions are recognised using trade date or accrualdate accounting. Daily total returns are calculated, including realised andunrealised gains and losses plus interest earned. Netand gross returns are calculated based on the net assetvalue of the investment vehicles (investment funds),allowing the calculation of returns adjusted for externalcash flows. Daily gross and net account returns aregeometrically linked to obtain monthly account returns. Composite returns are calculated on a monthly basisby weighting the monthly returns of the investmentfunds allocated to the composite by net asset value atthe beginning of the monthThe GIPS set a number of requirements that firmsmust follow to achieve compliance, as well as optionalrecommendations.Relevant,full and fair disclosure requiresnot only compliance with the minimal requirements. We espiritbehind these standards and. in line with our commitment toexcellence and transparency, have taken on the majority ofthe GIPS recommendations and undertake to adopt more,provided that they are relevant to our current and potentialclients.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 503. BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. CompanyBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. is the unitresponsible for managing mutual funds in the BBVAGroup. A global leader in the asset management industry,it operates through multiple management centersworldwide and offers investment solutions that caterevery client’s needs.The investment process is developed by exclusive teams,interrelated and guided by a strategic asset allocationcommittee. We endeavor to combine our vision and globalstrategies with action and adaptation to local markets.BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. has becomethe second best mutual fund manager in Spain, andholds leading positions in other markets due to itsstrategy made up of the following principles: continuousinnovation - BBVA AM was a pioneer in introducing ETFsto Spain, sector funds, guaranteed funds, internationalequity funds, and funds of hedge funds -; operationalexcellence - it is the first financial institution to obtainthe ISO 9000 quality standards certificate -; team spirit -highly qualified and experienced teams allow BBVA AM toachieve remarkable results in terms of performance.Finally, we operate on the premise that the best way ofmaintaining our leadership position is to keep stronglyfocused on improving all aspects of our business whichsummarize in listening to our clients and offering theminvestment solutions adapted to their profile.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 6Asset Management04. BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C.’s firm in compliance withGIPS 4.1Definition of the firm4.2Significant events4.3Total Firm Assets

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 704. BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.’sfirm in compliance with GIPS 4.1. Definition of the firm4.2. Significant eventsThe GIPS must be applied on a firm-wide basis. Thefirm may be defined as an investment firm, subsidiary,or division held out to clients or potential clients as adistinct business entity.The BBVA Group aims to adopt the broadest, mostmeaningful definition of the firm to all group entitiesin compliance with the GIPS. The GIPS firms in theBBVA Group are therefore defined as the autonomousmanagement pooled funds, which are also legal entitiesengaged in the management of a type of investmentvehicle.The operation of investment funds is basically governedby Law 35/2003 of 4 November 2003, on collectiveinvestment undertakings and the Royal Decree 1082/2012of 13 July, which regulates this law, and other generallyapplicable legal provisions.No significant events have taken place during the yearended December 31, 2020.BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. The firm solely and exclusively comprises the pooledinvestment funds and exchange traded funds managed byBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. The firm’s basic activity is the management ofcollective investment undertakings that invest inrights, transferrable securities or other financialassets, as well as in other collective investmentundertakings that in turn invest in assets, rights,transferrable securities or other financial assets.The firm is held out to clients or potential clients as adistinct business entity belonging to the BBVA Group. Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, S.A. is a privately heldcompany governed by the legislation and regulations forbanks operating in Spain. It operates from branches andagencies throughout Spain and abroad.In 2008 the GIPS firm changed its name from BBVAGestión, S.A., S.G.I.I.C., to BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C.4.3. Total Firm AssetsThe table below presents total net asset value assetsmanaged by BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. at31 December each annual period:DateDecember 31, 2020Fund net assets (MM of Euros)38.337December 31, 201940.763December 31, 201839.293December 31, 201737.949December 31, 201632.622December 31, 201530.009December 31, 201428.580December 31, 201322.176December 31, 201218.945December 31, 201119.477December 31, 201022.194December 31, 200931.343Only active accounts at 31 December each year wereconsidered when calculating total firm assets. The netasset value of each fund (total assets less managementand custody fees and commissions, expenses and taxesaccrued during the period) is decreased by an amountequal to the total assets reinvested in other investmentpooled funds managed by the GIPS firm BBVA AssetManagement, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. so that the fund assetsmanaged are not duplicated.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 805. GIPS compliance statementBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. claimscompliance with the Global Investment PerformanceStandards (GIPS ) and has prepared and presentedthis report in compliance with the GIPS standards.BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. has beenindependently verified for the periods ended 31December 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013,2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 byKPMG Asesores, S.L. The verification report(s) is/areavailable upon request.Verification assesses whether the firm has complied withall the composite construction requirements of the GIPSstandards on a firm-wide basis and the firm’s policiesand procedures are designed to calculate and presentperformance in compliance with the GIPS standards.Verification does not ensure the accuracy of any specificcomposite presentation.BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. has madeevery possible effort to verify that the information containedherein is fully and fairly disclosed, but cannot guarantee theabsence of errors or omissions caused by factors beyondour control in the preparation process. The recipient of thisreport can notify us of any errors or omissions identified bye-mail at performance@bbva.com or in writing at BBVAAsset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.; Calle Azul, 4 – Madrid(28050), Spain.This performance report is for information purposes onlyand should not be interpreted as investment advice or arecommendation to buy or an offer to sell securities orrelated financial instruments.Past performance does not predict future results. Thisperformance report has been prepared to assist current management.The returns received by a client may differ from thosepresented for each composite in this report, as clientsmay incur additional costs – subscription and redemptionfees – that are not reflected in the calculation of gross andnet returns. Furthermore, the measurement of returnspecified by the GIPS and presented in this report isolatesthe effect of external flows (subscriptions, redemptionsand increases or decreases in unit holders).Please also note that general market indices are notmanaged and therefore incur no management ortransaction.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 906. Verification Report

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Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 11Asset Management07. Calculation and presentation ofperformance7.1Portfolio Valuations7.2Exchange rates7.3Composite and benchmark returns7.4Use of leverage and financial derivatives7.5Internal dispersion measure7.6Further information

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 1207. Calculation and presentation of performance7.1. Portfolio Valuations7.2. Exchange ratesAll portfolio valuations are carried out by the Valuationsdepartment of BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.This department is encompassed within the Global RiskArea of BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C., fullyindependent of the Investment Management area.This department is responsible for defining andimplementing Global Valuation procedures as well asverifying the prices for all securities included in anyportfolio managed by BBBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C.Portfolio valuations are subject to strict control proceduresprior to the publication of fund’s net asset values. An assetspecific valuation methodology for all type of securities hasbeen defined and applied consistently throught the time andthough all portfolios.The assets making up composite portfolios are valueddaily using their fair values (defined as the amount at whichan investment could be exchanged in a current arm’slength transaction between willing parties in which theparties each act knowledgeably and prudently). If it is notpossible, the valuation is based on objective, observable,unadjusted quoted market price for an identicalinvestment in an active market on the measurement date.If it’s not available, assets are valued according to the bestof BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. estimate ofmarket value. The fair value includes accrued income.There isa detailed asset pricing and valuationmethodology document whose objective to provide fairvalues to all assets. Further information on the valuationmethodology used by BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C., can be requested by e-mail at performance@bbva.com or in writing at BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C., Calle Azul, 4 – Madrid (28050), Spain.Portfolio transactions, i.e purchases, sales and corporateactions are recognised applying trade date or accrualdate accounting.Interest earned on fixed-income assets is accrued dailyfollowing generally accepted financial criteria. Dividendsare recognised when accrued (as of the ex-dividend date).Composites are valued daily based on the net assets of thecorresponding funds. However, composites containingfunds whose net asset value is calculated monthly arealso measured on a monthly basis.Instruments denominated in currencies other than thefund reference currency are valued at the spot exchangerates published by Reuters and Bloomberg at 17:30.All accounts currently allocated to a composite aredenominated in the same reference currency (Euro) andthe presentation currency of all composites is the Euro.Returns on benchmarks denominated in currencies otherthan that of the composite are translated to Euros at thespot exchange rates published by Reuters and Bloombergat 17:30, as there cannot be exchange differences betweenthe returns on the composite and its benchmark.7.3. Composite and benchmarkreturnsBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. presentscomposite returns both net (of management fees, entvehicles)and gross-of-fees (return on assets,net of transaction costs).Composites Net-of-fees returns are calculated monthlybased on the monthly returns of the allocated funds(through chain linking of daily fund net returns calculatedfrom their net asset value) by asset-weighting monthlyfund returns by the net fund assets of each of the accountsthat form the composite at the beginning of the month.Dividends are also included for the net returns os thosecomposites including funds distributing capital gains. Thenet monthly composite returns are geometrically linked toobtain the annual net composite return.Composites Gross-of-fees returns are calculated using asimilar approach, but based on the gross monthly returnsof allocated funds. Daily gross-of-fees fund returns arecalculated by adding back to the net fund assets all feesand expenses accrued, except for transaction costs.Monthly gross-of-fees fund returns are calculated bychain linking daily gross-of-fees fund returns.The gross or net asset value of a fund includes all accruedincome, non-deferrable realised returns and realised andunrealised gains and losses. All returns are calculatedafter the deduction of transaction and brokerage costs forboth cash transactions and forward transactions, suchas those involving financial derivatives. Non-reclaimablewithholding taxes are deducted from net asset value,enabling total return to be measured in accordance withGIPS requirements.Annualised composite returns are calculated providedthat more than twelve consecutive months of compositereturns are available.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 13The return on a composite’s benchmark is calculatedmonthly, weighting the monthly return on the benchmarksof the investment funds allocated to the compositeby their respective net asset values. Investment fundbenchmark returns are calculated based on the closingprices of the general market indices specified in the fundinvestment policy. All composite benchmark weightingsare recalculated on a daily basis. If a composite includesfunds with no benchmark (as specified in the fundbrochure, such as guaranteed fixed- and variable-incomefunds), no contribution is accounted for this fund in thecomposite benchmark.Hedged indices are used in some global investmentstrategies in which the fund manager fully or partiallyhedges currency risk. The return on these indices iscalculated by simulating a currency risk hedging structureusing forward contracts at three months.Monthly benchmark returns are geometrically linked toobtain the annual return.7.4. Use of leverage and financialderivativesFinancial leverage is used when specifically mentioned inthe strategy of a composite. If the use of financial leverageis not specified, it should be understood that it is not used.Derivative instruments are generally used to: Hedge the portfolio or currency risk. Manage the portfolio efficiently, replacing directinvestment in securities with derivative instruments.The instruments most frequently used to hedge currencyrisk are quarterly forward exchange rate contracts.7.5. Internal dispersion measureThe measure of internal dispersion corresponds to thestandard deviation in the annual returns on the fundsallocated to the composite, solely considering accountsthat have been allocated to the composite throughoutthe entire year for which dispersion is measured. Forthe calculation of standard deviation, expected returnis considered to be the annual return on the composite(rather than the mean value of sample returns). Aninternal dispersion value is provided when more thanthree portfolios have been allocated to the compositethroughout the entire year.The volatility of the composite is measured as theannualised standard deviation of its monthly compositereturns. Standard deviation measures the dispersionof scores around the mean and gives an idea of theextent of variability in the distribution of scores. Thelarger the standard deviation, the greater the volatilityof the composite and so the higher the risk of a differentoutcome.7.6. Further informationFurther information on the calculation method andpresentation criteria used by BBVA Asset Management,S.A.,S.G.I.I.C.,can be requested by e-mail at performance@bbva.com or in writing at BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C., Calle Azul, 4 – Madrid (28050), Spain.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 14Asset Management08. Composites8.1Definition of composites8.2Discretionary accounts8.3Investment strategyActive composites at December 31, 2020Inactive composites at December 31, 20208.4List of composites

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 1508. Composites8.1. Definition of composites8.2. Discretionary accountsOne important requirement of GIPS is that performancemust be presented separately for each composite. Acomposite is an aggregation of one or more portfoliosmanaged according to a similar investment mandate,objective or strategy and is the primary vehicle forpresenting performance to prospective clients. All fundshave been included in at least one composite in linewith the concordance of the investment policy with thecomposite definition criteria.The composites specifically and consistently includethe new funds, once they are managed by the entityand from the first day of the month after the month inwhich the calculation of the net asset value of the vehiclecommenced. The composites also exclude terminatedportfolios (funds which have been liquidated, mergedor the management of which has been transferred toanother managing entity), which are included in thehistorical performance of the composite up to the last fullmeasurement period in which the portfolios were undermanagement.Performance records for composites classified usingthe Lipper system have been kept since 1 April 2005, orsince the date on which the strategy commenced, if morerecent.All the funds managed by BBVA Asset Management,S.A., S.G.I.I.C. are, to all intents and purposes, fee-payingdiscretionary portfolios. According to our GIPS policy, anaccount is considered discretionary when there are nosignificant restrictions to its management by BBBVAAsset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C., therefore enablingimplementation of the investment strategy defined by theBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. investmentcommittee.The legal structure of all the funds under the GIPSfirm BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. guaranteesthat they can be considered as fee-paying discretionaryportfolios.New funds are allocated to composites in the firstcomplete month since their creation (date of the firstcalculation of net asset value). No timing of inclusion(initial minimum period for implementing the investmentstrategy) has been established for any composite withregard to the investment strategy, and no minimum assetlevel have been established for accounts to be includedin a composite (or removed from a composite shouldthey be below the minimum level). Liquidated or mergedfunds (absorbed funds) are excluded from the calculationof composite performance in the month in which theliquidation or merger takes place. The performancerecord of the absorbed fund remains in the composite towhich it was allocated prior to the merger.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 168.3. List of CompositesActive composites at December 31, 2020Type of asset/geographical region Name of compositeMoney Markets &Short-Term FixedIncome Money Markets EURBond EUR –Short TermBond US Dollar – Short TermBond Global– Short TermFixed Income Bond EUR – CorporateBond Euro ZoneBond Euro Zone – Medium TermBond EUR – Medium TermBond GlobalEquity Equity GlobalEquity North AmericaEquity JapanEquity Euro ZoneEquity EuropeEquity SpainEquity Asia-Pacific Ex-JapanEquity Emerging Markets – GlobalEquity Emerging Markets – Latin AmEquity Industry Sectors – Banks andOther Financials Equity Industry Sectors – Technology,Media and Telecommunication Services Equity Industry Sectors – CommoditiesGuaranteed Bond Guaranteed Equity GuaranteedMixed Assets Mixed Assets EUR – ConservativeGlobal Mixed Assets EUR – Balanced Global Mixed Assets EUR – Flexible Global Mixed Assets EUR – Aggressive GlobalAbsolute Return Absolute Return EUR Low Absolute Return EUR HighTarget Maturity Target Maturity Bond Euro 2020 Target Mat Equity EUR 2020 Inactive composites at December 31, 2020Inactive composites according to the Lipper Classificationsystem are as follows:Type ofmarketName of compositeTargetMaturity Target Maturity Bond Euro 2015 Target Mat Equity EUR 2015 2020Structured Structured Products2016FixedIncome Bond EUR2015Equity Equity Europe – Small & Mid Cap Equity Emerging Markets – Europe Equity Industry Sectors – Pharma &Health Care Equity Brazil Equity Greater China200920092009 Mixed Asset EUR Cons - EuroZon2018MixedIdle since20122018Information on terminated composites can be requestedby e-mail al performance@bbva.com, or in writing atBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C., Calle Azul, 5 –Madrid (28050), Spain8.4. List of composite descriptionsAs required by the GIPS Standards, a copy of the list ofcomposite descriptions may be requested by e-mail atperformance@bbva.com or in writing at BBVA AssetManagement, S.A., S.G.I.I.C., Calle Azul, 5 – Madrid(28050), Spain.

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 17Asset Management09. Information by composite9.01.Money Market Eur Currency: Euro9.02. Bond Eur Short Term Currency: Euro9.03. Bond Usd Short Term Currency: Euro9.04. Bond Global Short Term Currency:Euro9.05. Bond Eur Currency: Euro9.06. Bond Eur Corporates Currency: Euro9.07.Bond Eurozone Currency: Euro9.08. Bond Eurozone Medium TermCurrency: Euro9.09. Bond Eur Medium Term Currency:Euro9.10.Bond Global Currency: Euro9.11.Equity Global Currency: Euro9.12.Equity North America Currency: Euro9.13.Equity Japan Currency: Euro9.14.Equity Eurozone Currency: Euro9.15.Equity Europe Currency: Euro9.16.quity Spain Currency: Euro9.17.Equity Asia Pacific Ex Japan Currency:Euro9.18.Equity Emerging Mkts GlobalCurrency: Euro9.19.Equity Emerging Mkts Latin AmCurrency: Euro9.20. Equity Sector Banks & FinancialCurrency: Euro9.21.Equity Sector Tech Media&TeleCurrency: Euro9.22. Equity Sector Commodities Currency:Euro9.23. Target Maturity Bond EUR 2020 :Euro9.24. Target Mat Equity EUR 2015 Currency: Euro9.25. Target Mat Equity EUR 2020 Currency: Euro9.26. Equity Guaranteed Currency: Euro9.27.Bond Guaranteed Currency: Euro9.28. Mixed Asset Eur Cons - GlobalCurrency: Euro9.29. Mixed Asset Eur Bal - Global Currency:Euro9.30. Mixed Asset Eur Aggressive-GlobalCurrency: Euro9.31.Mixed Asset Eur Flex - GlobalCurrency: Euro9.32. Absolute Return Eur Low Currency:Euro9.33. Absolute Return Eur High Currency:Euro

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 189.01. Money Market Eur (Currency: Euro)Creation Date:December 2008Inception Date:1 April 2005Compliance StatementBBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. claims compliance with the Global Investment Performance Standards (GIPS )and has prepared and presented this report in compliance with the GIPS standards. BBVA Asset Management, S.A.,S.G.I.I.C. has been independently verified for the periods ended 31 December 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014,2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020 by KPMG Asesores, S.L. The verification report is available upon request.Composite DescriptionAll pooled funds managed by BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. that seek capital appreciation by investing inshort-term fixed-income securities with an average residual life to maturity of less than 12 months or cash instrumentsdenominated in Euros.Fee ScheduleThe funds included in this aggregate has a fixed management fee calculated based on the daily net assets. The maximunannual management fee of this composite is fixed at a rate of 0,3%. The management fee borne by each of the Fundsmay be less than the maximum fee specified.Use of leverage andderivativesVehicles included in this aggregate are UCITS, so that the use of leverage and derivative is defined by the relevant directive.Specifically, managers can use derivatives to gain exposure to the market, but only up to 100 % of the investment.Composite Gross and Net of Fees 05200620072008-1,00%20092010-0,37%20112012Rdto. 2020-0,03%-0,28%-0,46%-0,48%-0,33%-0,03% -0,72%-0,78%Rdto. BrutoBenchmarksThe benchmark associated with this composite at year end, as well as the returns of the indices that comprise thisbenchmark, are as follows:Year 2020YieldWeightICE BofAML Gov Bills Europe-0,39%79,26%ICE BofAML Spanish Goverment Bill. Duraprox 0.42Tipo Euribor 3M CU-0,37%6,01%-0,43%14,73%The changes in the Benchmark of the Composite aredue to updates of the benchmarks of its portfolios,which cause a rebalancing of the basket.Additional note: The calculation of the total annual return of the composite benchmark (see below) may not reflect the total weighted returns of the indices that comprise itat 31 December as a result of variations in the constituent indices during the year and changes to the benchmarks of the funds allocated to the composite.The weights at 31 December each yea

Composite Presentation · December 31, 2020 / P. 2 Asset Management Índice 01 Our Commitment to Transparency 05 GIPS compliance statement 03 BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C. Company 07 Calculation and Presentation of Performance 09 Information by Composite 02 About GIPS 06 Verification Report 04 BBVA Asset Management, S.A., S.G.I.I.C.'s firm in compliance with GIPS