FRANKLIN TEMPLETON SHARIAH FUNDS

Franklin Templeton Shariah Funds holds an active UCI licence granted under the Law of 17 December 2010, placing it within the UCITS category of collective investment undertakings subject to CSSF supervision. The UCITS framework establishes harmonised rules across the European Union for funds that are eligible to be marketed to retail investors, setting requirements around investment policy, risk management, disclosure, and ongoing regulatory reporting. Franklin Templeton Shariah Funds operates within this framework, meaning it is subject to the same prudential standards applied to other UCI-category vehicles authorised in Luxembourg under the same legislation. The Shariah designation in the fund's name indicates an investment mandate structured in accordance with Islamic finance principles, which typically restricts investments to those compliant with Shariah law — excluding, for example, interest-bearing instruments and certain industry sectors. The application of such principles is governed by the fund's own constitutional and offering documents rather than by the UCI licence itself, which speaks to regulatory authorisation rather than investment strategy. The CSSF licence has been active since 18 July 2012, as recorded in the CSSF official register, which serves as the primary public source for this profile. No registered address is specified in the available data, no Legal Entity Identifier has been registered for this fund, and no RCS number appears in the register. The absence of an LEI means the fund is not currently identified by that international code, which is otherwise widely used in regulatory reporting and transaction identification across financial markets.