Governance

The Audit committee consists of 3 independent directors. Audit committee members must have special expertise in financial and/or accounting matters.

The Audit committee oversees the review of internal accounting procedures. In addition, the Audit committee consults with the statutory auditors and assists the Board of directors in overseeing corporate accounting and financial reporting.

Its main duties are to monitor:

• the process used to prepare financial information
• the effectiveness of internal control, internal audit and risk management systems relating to financial and nonfinancial accounting information
• the statutory audit of the Antin’s stand-alone and consolidated financial statements by the statutory auditors
• the independence of the statutory auditors, and
• the mechanisms and procedures in place to ensure the dissemination and application of policies and best practices, particularly about compliance.

The Nomination and Compensation committee consists of 2 independent directors.

It assists in reviewing and making recommendations to the Board of directors with respect to its compensation and appointments tasks.

Regarding appointments, the Nomination and Compensation committee primarily assists the Board in

• nominating directors and committee members; and
• reviewing the independence of directors annually.

Regarding compensation, the Nomination and Compensation committee primarily assists the Board in

• reviewing and making proposals on the compensation of Antin’ executive officers
• reviewing the method of allocating independent directors’ attendance fees, and
• consulting and making proposals on the compensation for any special assignments conferred upon individual members of the Board of directors.

The Sustainability committee consists of 3 directors.

It oversees the implementation of Antin’s Sustainability strategy, which is built around two core objectives:

• acting as a responsible investor, ensuring that Environmental, Social and Governance matters are incorporated at all stages of the investment cycle; and
• acting as a responsible company, actively working on improving the environmental and social impacts of our corporate activities.

It reviews the strategic direction and priorities of Antin’s Sustainability strategy, monitoring sustainability progress at all levels of the organisation and formulating recommendations on relevant sustainability related matters.

More specifically, the Sustainability committee is responsible for overseeing the implementation of Antin’s Responsible Investment Policy, thereby ensuring that sustainability issues are properly integrated in investment processes and actively managed at the portfolio company level throughout the holding period. It also helps shape policies and practices aimed at improving the environmental and social impacts of Antin’s corporate activities.