PROGRAM 2016 INVEST IN MEXICO THE LEADING INVESTMENT SUMMIT IN MEXICO

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1 JUNE 22, 2016 INVEST IN MEXICO THE LEADING INVESTMENT SUMMIT IN MEXICO HACIENDA DE LOS MORALES MEXICO DF PROGRAM 2016 Secure your attendance and participation for the INVEST IN MEXICO SUMMIT 2016

2 THE BANKING & FINANCE SECTOR 8:00 9:00 9:00 9:05 9:05 9:15 9:15 10:00 CHECK-IN / REGISTRATION / COFFEE KITE INVEST WELCOME ADDRESS KEYNOTE WELCOME ROUND TABLE: BANKING & FINANCE CAPITAL MARKETS From painful restructuring to a more sustainable and profitable future. Analysis on Mexico s performance of increased equity and debt capital markets activity Insight to market access, regulatory requirements, and potential hurdles for global operators. ü The role of financial intermediaries as a market maker in facilitating transactions in which there isn t a ready seller to match with a buyer, or vice versa ü Trends for capital markets: revenue streams, balance sheet efficiency, regulation & transparency, risk management & risk culture, technology data & client value optimization ü Perspectives on the Mexican capital market and the outlook for international investors: treasuries versus corporate debt and equity 10:00 10:10 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

3 THE ENERGY SECTOR 10:10 10:25 10:25 11:10 AN OIL & GAS CASE STUDY / PRESENTATION ROUND TABLE: MEXICO S REDEFINED OIL & GAS INSDUSTRY 2015, the year that redefined Mexico s oil and gas industry The main event of Mexico s energy sector is the deep-water auctions taking place during the first half of However, despite the long-awaited opening and an anticipated substantial rise in investment in 2016, excitement occurs against the backdrop of a 36% decline in the price of oil exports with an average of $49/bbl. ü Transformation of the sector and new international partnerships ü 2015 oil price drop and the financial challenge of low prices ü The auctions in review and the entrance of foreign firms: Perspective on the new international landscape of Mexico s oil & gas industry ü Mexico s aim to diversify away from oil and gas (30% of Mexico s income) implications for the energy sector diversification within the sector? 11:10 11:25 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

4 THE BANKING & FINANCE SECTOR 11:25 11:35 11:35 11:50 11:50 12:40 EMPEA MEXICO REPORT PRESENTATION INTRODUCTION BY A KEYNOTE SPEAKER ROUND TABLE: BANKING & FINANCE MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS The road to a successful transaction is filled with challenges Two of the biggest M&A deals announced worldwide involved Mexican companies: América Móvil s acquisition of Telmex International and Carso Global Telecom (combined value of $23 billion excluding debt), and Heineken s $7.34 billion purchase of Mexican brewer Femesa Cerveza. ü Joint ventures and limited partnerships for international investors into Mexico. View on main economic sectors (energy & telecom) after the global reforms ü Transactions activity in emerging markets and the direct correlation between better governance and firm market value and performance ü 2016 Mexico s IPO trends and investors confidence: deals numbers and values compared to prior years 12:40 12:55 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

5 THE ENERGY SECTOR 12:55 13:10 13:10 14:00 A RENEWABLE ENERGY CASE STUDY - PRESENTATION ROUND TABLE: RENEWABLE ENERGY THE OPPORTUNITES ARE ENDLESS Mexico s solar and wind sectors have experienced triple-digit growth rates over the last ten years, making Mexico s renewable energy sector one of the fastest growing world wide and outpacing most developed countries. Foreign and local interest in increasing renewable energy sources: US-based renewable energy company, Pattern Energy, partnered in Q12015 with Mexican construction giant, Cemex, to develop up to 1(GW) in new project capacity. ü Mexico s goal for green energy: 5% of electricity from renewable energy sources by 2018 ü Investments measures in low-carbon and renewable energy infrastructure ü Foreign and local perspectives on wind, geothermal, and solar energy industry 14:00 15:30 NETWORKING LUNCH

6 THE BANKING & FINANCE SECTOR 15:30 15:40 15:45 16:50 A PROJECT FINANCE CASE STUDY / PRESENTATION ROUND TABLE: BANKING & FINANCE PROJECT FINANCE A new era to invest in projects and asset classes that could not have been considered before. Mexican Government announced investments up to $316 billion in infrastructure projects by 2018, including $48 billion for transportation projects and an increase in infrastructure spending of 35% compared to the previous administration. ü Key financing, regulatory, and legislative developments in the Mexican project finance market: risk identification and allocation ü Sources of capital used to finance Greenfield projects, refinance existing project debt, and finance project acquisitions. ü Broad outlook on 2016 project finance. Sectors: power, natural gas, and infrastructure sectors in focus. 16:50 17:00 NETWORKING COFFEE BREAK

7 THE ENERGY SECTOR 17:00-17:10 THE ROLE OF FDI INTO THE MEXICAN ENERGY SECTOR 17:10 17:20 AN ENERGY VALUE CHAIN CASE STUDY / PRESENTATION 17:20 18:10 ROUND TABLE: THE REACH OF ENERGY AND ITS VALUE CHAIN With the opening of Mexico s energy sector, greater infrastructure, and more competitively priced electricity breathe life back into Mexico s petrochemical industry and the entire energy sector s value chain. Petrochemical feels a rejuvenation, as seen by the development launch of Braskem and IDESA plants. ü The impact of Los Ramones and the Etileno XXI Project (petrochemical) and its business attraction - the effects of significant energy infrastructure plans ü Infrastructure and regulations: How they affect Mexico s competitiveness and perspectives on the future outlook of the industry ü Perspectives from international companies on the value chain and betting on Mexico ü Outlook on petrochemicals moving away from relying on imports (US$24.5 billion in 2014) to meet domestic needs

8 BANKING & FINANCE M&A 18:10 18:20 18:20 19:00 KEY NOTE PRESENTATION THE M&A MARKET IS HEATING UP IN LATIN AMERICA Most M&A investors in Latin America are building businesses across the region rather than in a single country, and some countries, such as Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico, are garnering more interest from investors than others. Also, some specific industries, including energy, financial services, health care, and telecommunications are stealing the spotlight. ü Emerging markets in comparison to developed markets with respect to private equity fundraising, investment levels, and fund performance. ü The attractiveness of investing in emerging markets, in particular Mexico, and the remaining challenges. ü Cross border M&A in a globalized world: confronting issues regarding jurisdiction and regulations, and the push for increased transparency ü The expansion of co-investments and the increasing presence and role of venture capital 19:00 OFFICIAL CLOSING REMARKS

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