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ENVESTNET PMC ActivePassive PMC ETF Portfolios Blending the best of both styles into one solution By bringing together two seemingly opposite investment approaches, the ActivePassive PMC ETF Portfolios offer the potential benefits of both approaches while limiting their shortcomings. Comparing Active and Passive Investing Active and passive investing are two different ways an investor can put their money into the market and over the years we've found that there are pros and cons to both. Active Fund Management D Advantages Possibility of outperforming the index Flexibility to adapt to changing market conditions □9 Disadvantages Higher fees - fees are often higher to pay managers for research and security selection Relies on manager's ability - some are better than others Open Architecture Passive Fund Management D A dvantages Lower fees given automated security selection Performance is expected to be in line with the index □9 Disadvantages Inflexible - cannot adapt to changing market conditions Limited opportunity - designed to track, not outperform the index The PMC ActivePassive Portfolios are made up of a collection of investment managers, cost-effectively adding passive and systematic factor exposures. � Dimensional V d� iShares� by BlackRock We include exposure to industry leading third party asset managers, all identified and selected through our ETF research and due diligence process. SAGE INVEST W1TII WISDOM Hii ihi◄HiiMH ndon ::: mp y ·••causewa y LAZARD GW&K 0 In addition to these third-party ETFs, our ActivePassive models consist of our own ActivePassive ETFs that feature subadvisors that have been selected and packaged through our extensive research process. For more information, go to investpmc.com Envestnet I PMC FOR INVESTMENT PROFESSIONAL USE ONLY. █████████████████ Ì200008MU9,Î