INTRODUCTION PROMOTING CLIMATE RESILIENCE CLOSING THE PROTECTION GAP INDUCING POSITIVE SOCIETAL CHANGE GOVERNANCE APPENDIX Our Carbon Footprint We have focused on better understanding and managing our 2019 environmental footprint and are pleased to have reduced our absolute 2022 2021 2020 Baseline GHG emissions by 43% compared to 2019, our baseline year. Scope 1 tCO e 55 82 77 54 2 The Covid-19 pandemic presented both challenges and opportunities, Scope 1+2 tCO e 1,772 2,246 2,171 2,602 and we learned from the efficiencies and sustainable practices we (market-based) 2 implemented during this period. We enhanced online collaboration, Scope 1+2 tCO e 1,604 1,598 1,630 1,887 improved the energy efficiency of our offices and adopted renewable 2 energy sources in our European-based operations. Additionally, (location-based) we leveraged cloud technology which contributed to increased Scope 3 tCO2e 8,846 3,918 6,873 16,361 efficiencies, supporting a reduction in the carbon footprint of our Total tCO2e 10,450 5,516 8,503 18,248 data centers. (location-based) Liquid fuel 7,885 13,715 12,239 5,350 consumption litres back-up generator and vessel (company vessel and back-up generator) Energy consumption – offices MWh 2,567 2,562 2,602 3,016 To promote transparency and compliance, we partnered (electricity and gas in offices) with Turley, a recognized third-party assurance provider, Energy consumption – data 903 1,271 1,241 1,259 to validate our 2022 GHG data. Turley attested to the centres MWh accuracy and completeness of our emissions data, with (electricity in data centres) the verification process guided by the principles set out tCO e/FTE tCO e 15 9 14 35 in ISO 14064-3. 2 2 (location-based) See GHG Assessment Verification Statement in appendix Energy consumption/SqFt KWh 15 15 15 18 (electricity and gas in offices) For further information about our GHG data and methodology, please refer to the appendix. 23