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Effective June 30, 2025, the Statement of Additional Information (SAI) for John Hancock Financial Opportunities Fund (ticker BTO), John Hancock Investors Trust and John Hancock Premium Dividend Fund is updated to reflect two governance changes:
- Paul Lorentz has resigned as a non-independent Trustee of each fund.
- Kristie M. Feinberg, already serving as each fund’s President and CEO of John Hancock Investment Management, has been appointed as a non-independent Trustee effective the same date and will stand for shareholder election in 2026.
The SAI now lists Ms. Feinberg’s extensive leadership background, including her roles at Manulife Investment Management, Invesco and Oppenheimer Funds, underscoring her experience in finance, strategy and product distribution. The board-class assignment for the Financial Opportunities Fund and Premium Dividend Fund places her term expiring in 2026. The John Hancock Fund Complex comprises 186 funds as of April 30, 2025.
No portfolio, financial or strategic policy changes are disclosed; the supplement is solely a board-composition update, to be read in conjunction with the current SAI.