Is there an exception in .NET like Delphi EAbort?

Question

Is there an exception in .NET like Delphi EAbort?

I am currently defining my own "AbortProcess" inheriting Exception. Together with the My.Application.UnhandledException handler, which ignores the "AbortProcess", I'm still wondering if a similar mechanic exists in .NET.

Class AbortProcess
    Inherits System.Exception
End Class

Sub Abort()
    Throw New AbortProcess()
End Sub

Sub AppDomain_UnhandledException(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As ApplicationServices.UnhandledExceptionEventArgs)
    If TypeOf e.Exception Is AbortProcess Then
        e.ExitApplication = False
    End If
End Sub    

Sub PerformActions()
    Action1()
    If Not Action2() Then
        Abort()
    End If
    Action3()
    ...
End Sub

How does a typical .NET developer handle this use case?

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    PerformActions()
} catch (AbortProcess) {
    //do some cleaning up or just ignore
}

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