Purpose Investments Inc. Announces Redesignation of Class D Units of Longevity Pension Fund

Purpose Investments Inc.

TORONTO, May 19, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Purpose Investments Inc. (“Purpose Investments”) is announcing today that effective as of May 30, 2022, Class D1 units, Class D2 units, Class D3 units, Class D4 units, Class D5 units, Class Accumulator D units and Class Accumulator DT5 units of the Longevity Pension Fund (the “Fund”) will be redesignated as follows based on the relative net asset value per unit of the Fund on May 27, 2022.

Fund	Existing Class	Redesignated To
Longevity Pension Fund	Class D1 units	Class F1 units
	Class D2 units	Class F2 units
	Class D3 units	Class F3 units
	Class D4 units	Class F4 units
	Class D5 units	Class F5 units
	Class Accumulator D units	Class Accumulator F units
	Class Accumulator DT5 units	Class Accumulator FT5 units

About Purpose Investments Inc.

Purpose Investments is an asset management company with more than $13 billion in assets under management. Purpose Investments has an unrelenting focus on client-centric innovation, offering a range of managed and quantitative investment products. Purpose Investments is led by well-known entrepreneur Som Seif and is a division of Purpose Unlimited, an independent, technology-driven financial services platform that is reshaping the industry by connecting and creating opportunities across asset management, wealth management and small business financial services.

For further information please contact:
Keera Hart
Keera.Hart@kaiserpartners.com
905-580-1257

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