Squarepoint OPS LLC (“OPS”) is a Delaware limited liability company, with its principal place of business in New York, New York, and was formed in April 2014. OPS together with its affiliated entities, including Squarepoint Capital LLP (“UK OpCo”) and Squarepoint Operations Private Limited (“Singapore OpCo”), and certain non-advisory affiliates form the “Squarepoint Group”. UK OpCo and Singapore OpCo are relying advisers to OPS and therefore are parties to this brochure, and all three collectively referred to as “the OpCos”. On December 16, 2014, OPS, along with certain affiliated entities, was acquired from Barclays Bank PLC (“Barclays”) by entities owned by key management personnel who previously had operated a systematic global trading business within Barclays. The Squarepoint Group’s majority owners are Olivier Durantel, Antoine Fillet, Maxime Fortin and Grégoire Schneider. The Squarepoint Group has its main offices in New York, London, and Singapore. There are also offices in Paris, France; Zug, Switzerland; Geneva, Switzerland; Montreal, Canada; Bangalore, India; Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Madrid, Spain; Houston, Texas; Boston, Massachusetts; Los Angeles, California; and Hong Kong. The Squarepoint Group provides investment advisory services to certain privately offered pooled and non-pooled investment vehicles (the “Funds”) as well as research and advisory services to corporate clients. Non-advisory affiliates, including Squarepoint Services UK Limited, Squarepoint Services Singapore Pte. Ltd and Squarepoint Services US LLC (together “Squarepoint Group Service Entities” or “SGS”), provide treasury, accounting, legal, tax, risk, compliance. operations, technology, human resources, quantitative research and development, and other corporate consultancy services (collectively “Non- Advisory Services”) across entities within the Squarepoint Group as well as to the Funds and to corporate clients pursuant to one or more written agreements. The Funds, with respect to which the Squarepoint Group provides investment advisory services, are each managed according to the investment objectives and policies set forth in their respective offering materials using systematic and semi-systematic models to trade a variety of asset classes and financial instruments globally. Aside from non-pooled investment vehicles, OPS does not tailor the Funds’ investment programs for any particular Fund investor. The investment management agreements of the Funds, the private placement/offering memoranda and other governing documents of the Funds are collectively referred to in this document as “Governing Documents”. The

Funds are formed as either standalone structures, master-feeder structures, or similar structures and investment activities are primarily conducted at the master fund or equivalent level. For tax, regulatory or other reasons, Funds can effect their investment activities indirectly by investing through one or more trading vehicles operated by the Squarepoint Group from time to time. Further, certain standalone funds, non-pooled funds and master funds invest in other commingled funds managed by the one or more of the OpCos. Please see Item 6 Performance Fees and Side by Side Management for details covering additional related potential conflict disclosures including cash management practices. OPS is appointed as the investment manager of the Funds and has overall responsibility for the discretionary investment management of the Funds’ portfolio. OPS has appointed UK OpCo and Singapore OpCo as sub-managers to conduct discretionary management functions on behalf of the Funds during respectively the UK and Singapore business hours. In such circumstances, such investment activities of UK OpCo and Singapore OpCo in relation to the investment management of the Funds are subject to the overall control and responsibility of OPS. OPS monitors and has the right to instruct UK OpCo and Singapore OpCo in relation to their management of the portfolios of the Funds. OPS also monitors the risk profiles of the Funds’ portfolios against global parameters and has the power to require UK OpCo and Singapore OpCo to take remedial action if needed. UK OpCo is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority of the UK. Singapore OpCo is authorized and regulated by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (“MAS”) and is also registered with the Kanto Local Finance Bureau in Japan as a “high speed trade operator”. Each of OPS, UK OpCo, and Singapore OpCo performs its functions primarily by placing investment orders with counterparties within the region covered by that advisor (the Americas for OPS, the Europe, Middle East, and Africa (“EMEA”) region for UK OpCo, and the Asia and Pacific (“APAC”) region for Singapore OpCo.) The resources of each master fund form a single pool of collateral available to the OpCos for purposes of their trading activities. Rather than making a defined amount of the collateral pool available to each OpCo, each OpCo is subject to the global position and risk limits determined by OPS. OPS does not manage any assets on a non-discretionary basis. As of December 31, 2022, OPS had approximately USD 72,711,083,719 of regulatory assets under management. This figure does not disregard Funds’ investments in other Funds.