CV s Conference. Speakers

CV s Conference Speakers Dr. Norbert Kloppenburg, Member of the Board, KfW Bankengruppe Date and place of birth: 22 April 1956, Büren (Westphalia), Germany Marital status: Married, two children Educational background 1976 1982 Agricultural economics and social sciences at Bonn University 1989 Agricultural doctorate at Bonn University Professional experience 1983 1984 Adviser at the Planning Ministry, Bujumbura, Burundi 1985 1989 Posting abroad for the Konrad-Adenauer-Foundation in New Delhi and Madras, India 1989 Joined KfW, Frankfurt am Main 1989 1994 Project Manager, West Africa Division 1994 1995 Sector Economist, Sector Policy Department 1995 1998 Director of the KfW Liaison Office to the EU in Brussels 1998 2002 First Vice President, Head of Export and Project Financing Division (Energy and Environmental Technology) 2002 2006 Senior Vice President, Head of Europe and Asia Department Since 1 January 2007 Member of the Managing Board of KfW Dr. Norbert Röttgen, Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Born 2 July 1965 in Meckenheim, Roman Catholic, Married, two sons, one daughter Education 1984 Abitur (higher education entrance qualification) 1984-1989 Law studies at the University of Bonn 1989 First state examination in law

1993 Second state examination in law 2001 Awarded doctorate in law (Dr. iur), Bonn Professional background 1993 Admission to practice as a lawyer, regional court, Cologne 1999 Admission to practice as a lawyer, higher regional court, Cologne Political Career 1982 Joined CDU 1992-1996 Chair of the CDU youth organisation Junge Union, North Rhine- Westphalia Since 1994 Member of the German Bundestag 2002-2005 Chief parliamentary secretary of the CDU/CSU parliamentary group in the Bundestag Since 28 October 2009 Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety Caio Koch-Weser, Vice Chairman Deutsche Bank, Member of High-Level Advisory Group on Climate Finance Mr Caio Koch-Weser is Vice Chairman of Deutsche Bank Group (since 2006) with global responsibilities for strategy; government, regulatory and corporate advisory; and co-ordination and implementation of group-wide business initiatives. He was appointed as German Deputy Minister of Finance (State Secretary) in 1999, a position he held until November 2005. His responsibilities included international finance (G-7 Deputy), European economic and financial affairs, as well as capital markets, banking and insurance. From 2003-2005, Mr. Koch-Weser held the position of Chairman of the EU's Economic and Financial Committee, a committee of treasury directors and deputy central bankers that prepares EU ministerial meetings. He was also Chairman of the Supervisory Board of German Banking and Securities Supervisory Agency (BaFin). From 1973 until 1999, Mr. Koch-Weser held a number of high-level positions in the World Bank in Washington, notably as Division Chief for the China Program (1980-86), Director for West Africa (1986-1990), Deputy Treasurer and Director Treasury Operations (1990-91), Regional Vice President for Middle East and North Africa (1991-95), and Managing Director Operations and Member of the Executive Committee (1996-1999). Other current activities include being a Trustee of the Peterson Institute of International Economics in Washington; a Board Member of BRUEGEL (Brussels European and Global Economic Laboratory); a Member of the Board of TERI (The Energy and Resources Institute) in India; a Board Member at the ECF (European Climate Foundation); and a Member of the Board of CER (Centre for European Reform) in London. He also is Adjunct Professor at the Guanghua School of Management at Beijing University and recently was appointed to the High Level Advisory Group on Climate Fiannce assembled by the UN Secretary General. Mr Koch-Weser studied economics in Germany. He is a German and Brazilian national, born in Brazil. He is married with three children

Pavan Sukhdev, Special Advisor and Head Green Economy Initiative, UNEP Pavan Sukhdev, a senior banker at Deutsche Bank, is currently on secondment to the United Nations to lead UNEP s Green Economy Initiative. The initiative is a major UNEP project designed to assist governments in greening their economies and to demonstrate that the greening process is not in contrast to economic growth. The instruments include the adjustment of policies and the improvement of investment and spending decisions. The initiative does not focus on one sector only but approaches a wide range of sectors. Pavan Sukhdev has extensive experience in finance and economics as he worked in various positions for the Deutsche Bank since 1994. He continues to be Chairman of Deutsche Bank s Global Markets Centre Mumbai. As a member of several Reserve Bank of India committees he also contributed to the development process of India s financial market from 1993 to 1998. In addition to his work in the financial sector Pavan Sukhdev also shows a great dedication in the field of environmental economics and the conservation of natural resources. He is involved in various environmental initiatives like the Green Accounting for Indian States Project and the Conservation Action Trust. He is the author of several publications about financial markets and the challenges of environmental economics. Helen Alexander, Member of the Board, ProCredit-Holding ProCredit Holding is the Frankfurt-based parent company of the global group of 21 ProCredit Banks which operate in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa. The group has total assets of EUR 5 billion and some 3 million clients worldwide. The group aims to provide responsible banking services to very small, small and medium-sized businesses, as well as ordinary people in its countries of operation. The group is steadily building its capacity to expand its green finance activities. Helen Alexander has been a member of the Management Board of ProCredit Holding (formerly IMI) since 2003. Her responsibilities cover oversight for the group s global business operations (including business development for ProCredit s Enterprise and Private Persons sectors), shareholder relations, marketing, IT and internal audit. Her regional responsibilities include Eastern Europe and Africa. She sits on the Supervisory Boards of several ProCredit Banks. Prior to joining ProCredit Holding in 2001, Helen Alexander worked with the London office of Bain and Company, the international consulting firm. Hans-Jürgen Beerfeltz, Secretary of State, Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development Vizepräsident a. D. Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung geboren am 8. April 1951 in Lübeck, verheiratet, 1 Tochter... lernte die Grundzüge der Entwicklungspolitik als Referent bei der Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung kennen seiner ersten beruflichen Station nach dem Soziologiestudium in Hamburg hat als Büroleiter für Otto Graf Lambsdorff in dessen Zeit als Bundeswirtschaftsminister gearbeitet und insbesondere dessen Auslandsreisen in die USA koordiniert und begleitet und mit ihm auch "seine Staatsbesuche" in Deutschland empfangen

hat im Geschäftsbereich des BMI in der internationalen politischen Bildung Besuchs- und Schulungsprogramme vor allem in Mittel- und Südamerika durchgeführt war in der Bundeszentrale für politische Bildung auch für die Aussöhnung mit dem Jüdischen Volk und insbesondere auch für die Journalisten-Besuchsprogramme in Israel zuständig hat während seiner gesamten Zeit als Bundesgeschäftsführer der FDP immer nebenbei und teilweise mehrmals jährlich Entwicklungsberatung im Bereich der kommunalen Selbstverwaltung, der Professionalisierung von NGOs und der Demokratieförderung durchgeführt leistete insgesamt mehr als 100 internationale Einsätze für die verschiedensten Träger mit Schwerpunkten in Mittel- und Südamerika sowie Südostasien arbeitete wissenschaftlich besonders zu allen Themen der Werte- und der Kommunikationsentwicklung, auch als Autor und Mitautor diverser Veröffentlichungen sowie als Gastvorleser an verschiedenen Universitäten in Deutschland und in den USA war 4 Jahre Mitglied im Weltvorstand der Liberalen Internationale und Delegierter in diversen europäischen liberalen Gremien...wurde am 19.03.2010 als neues Mitglied in den Rundfunkrat der Deutschen Welle gewählt... Enrique Garcia Rodriguez, President of the Andean Development Bank (CAF) Enrique García is President and CEO of CAF since December 1991. CAF is a multilateral financial institution committed to sustainable development and regional integration. Member countries include Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Venezuela, Argentina, Brasil, Chile, Costa Rica, Spain, Jamaica, México, Panamá, Paraguay, Portugal, Dominican Republic, Trinidad & Tobago and Uruguay, as well as 14 private financial institutions. Previous positions include: Minister of Planning and Coordination and head of the Economic and Social Cabinet of Bolivia (1989-1991). In this capacity, Governor at the World Bank and the Inter- American Development Bank as well as member of the IMF-IBRD Development Committee representing Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, Perú, Uruguay and Paraguay. Senior positions at the Inter- American Development Bank including Treasurer of the Institution, Division Head in the Project Analysis and Finance Departments and Representative in Argentina (1979-1989). Under- Secretary of Planning and Coordination of the Ministry of Planning and Coordination and Board member of the Central Bank of Bolivia (1975-1978). Managing Director of Banco Industrial S.A. (Bolivia, 1973-1975). Senior Operations Officer, Advisor to the President, Area Chief Loan Division, and Loan Officer of the Inter-American Development Bank (1966-1973). He taught at the Universidad Mayor de San Andrés and Catholic University in Bolivia (1973-1978). Mr. García is a Preferred Member of the Academy of Economic Sciences and Council of Science and Technology of the National Academy of Sciences of Bolivia. Author of several publications. He is Vice President of Canning House, member of the Board of Directors of the Inter-American Dialogue and of the Dialogue s Advisory Group on Membership, the Council on American Politics of George Washington University, the Florida International University s Latin American and Caribbean Center. He was formerly a member of the Advisory Boards of the CID at Harvard University, and the Institute for Advanced Studies in Administration (IESA, Caracas). Mr. Garcia has received doctoral and other honorary degrees from several universities and has been decorated by the Governments of Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador, Perú, Venezuela and the Sovereign Order of Malta. In 2001 he received the Latin American Regional

Integration Award by the Consejo Empresario de América Latina-CEAL and in 2004 the Regional Integration Award by América Economía. Mr. Garcia was elected Man of the Year 2005 by Latin Finance Magazine. In December 2006 he was distinguished as Personality of the Year by the prestigious Bolivian newspapers La Razon and El Nuevo Dia, as well as the Bolivian TV net ATB. He had received the same distinction earlier, in 1990, by the Bolivian newspaper Ultima Hora. Mr. García holds a B.S. and an M.A. in Economics and Finance from St. Louis University and doctoral studies at American University. Jos Delbeke, Director General, EU Commission DG Climate Action Mr Jos Delbeke (1954, Belgium), Director-General of the newly set up European Commission's DG Climate Action, Deputy Director-General of DG Environment from 2008-2010. He was very involved in negotiations on the package on climate change and energy in the EU Council and Parliament. Mr Delbeke has also been a key player in developing Europe's International Climate Change strategy, its legislation on cars and fuels, the European Emissions Trading Scheme, and legislation on air quality and emissions from big industrial installations. He joined the European Commission in 1986 and was very active on market-based instruments, on cost-benefit analysis, and on the new chemicals legislation REACH. For several years he was the European Commission's chief negotiator at the UNFCCC Conference of the Parties. He holds a PhD in economics and has lectured at the University of Louvain in Belgium. In 1985, he worked temporarily for the International Monetary Fund in Washington. Simon Brooks, Vice President, European Investment Bank Simon Brooks has been a Vice President of the European Investment Bank since July 2006. He is a member of the EIB s Management Committee which draws up the Bank's financial and lending policies, and oversees its day-to-day business, and takes collective responsibility for the Bank s performance. Mr. Brooks is responsible for EIB business in the UK, and for the Bank s environment lending and policies. Within the EIB, he is responsible at Management Committee level for all audit matters, liaising with the European Court of Auditors, OLAF and the European Ombudsman, internal audit and compliance. He is also responsible for all matters regarding buildings, facilities and logistics. Benito Mueller, Director Energy and Environment, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Benito Müller, D.Phil. Oxon., Dipl. Math. E.T.H. Dr Müller is currently Director (Energy & Environment) at the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies, which he joined in February 1996, Managing Director of Oxford Climate Policy (a notfor-profit company aimed at capacity building for developing country climate change

negotiators), and Director of the European Capacity Building Initiative (ecbi), an international initiative for sustained capacity building in support of international climate change negotiations. Dr Müller is a Supernumerary Fellow of Wolfson College, Oxford and a member of the Philosophy Faculty of Oxford University. He is Senior Research Associate of Queen Elizabeth House the University s International Development Centre, and an Associate Fellow of its Environmental Change Institute and the Centre for Brazilian Studies. He is on the board of directors of the Stockholm Environment Institute (Oxford) and of Climate Strategies, a London-based academic network organisation focused on developing and delivering research to meet the needs of international climate change policymaking. He is also a Specialist Adviser on Climate Change to the International Development Committee of the UK House of Commons. Dr Müller received his doctorate (D.Phil.) in Philosophy from the University of Oxford specialising in Philosophy of Language and of Science and was formerly a Research Fellow at Wolfson College and a Lecturer in Logic at the Queen's College, Oxford. He has a Diploma in Mathematics from the Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule (ETH) in Zürich, Switzerland. He has also been an expert reviewer of the Assessment Reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC). For a list of publications see www.oxfordclimatepolicy.org Personal Details: Date and place of birth: 28 January 1958, Bern/Switzerland Nationalities: UK and Swiss Married, two children Burkhard Weiss, HSBC Trinkhaus, Product Coordinator HSBC Small/Mid Cap Research, Director, Equity Research Stationen: Geboren 1972 in Düsseldorf 1992-1994: Ausbildung Deutsche Bank Düsseldorf, Bankkaufmann 1994 1999: Otto-Friedrich Universität (Bamberg), Diplom-Kaufmann 1996 Aston University (Birmingham, England) Erasmus Stipendium 1999 Commerzbank (London), Global Equities, Fundamental Research (Sell-side), Analyst Global Utility Team 2000 02/2005 Commerzbank AG (Frankfurt), Commerzbank Securities, Fundamental, Research (Sell-side), Senior Analyst - European Small/Mid Cap team Seit 02/2005 HSBC Trinkaus (Düsseldorf), Fundamental Research (Sell-side), Direktor, Product Coordinator German Small/Mid Cap Research Zusätzlich seit Juli 2007, HSBC (London), Fundamental Research (Sell-side), Direktor, Product Coordination European Small/Mid Cap Product Themenschwerpunkte: Social Responsible Investment (SRI); Solar/Wind/Energie Effizienz Deutsche, Österreichische und Europäische Small- and Mid-Caps

Sonstiges: Thomson Extel (global) SRI/Sustainability Survey 2010; Renewables Research, HSBC team No.1 (ex 51 banks), Burkhard Weiss No. 7 (ex 102 Analysts) Thomson Extel (global) SRI/Sustainability Survey 2010; Integrated Climate Change Research, HSBC team No.1 (ex 30 banks), Burkhard Weiss No. 9 (ex 38 Analysts) Thomson Extel Pan-European Survey, Top Investment Analysts, German Small/Cap Research, durchgehend Top 5 Plätze (2002-2010) Thomson Extel Pan-European Survey, Top Investment Analysts, European Small/Cap Research, durchgehend Top 15 Plätze (2002-2010) Workshop Speakers Workshop A Reducing risks of green investment in developing countries Dan Fleischer, Robert Bosch Stiftung Fellow As a banker, consultant and investor, Dan Fleischer has spent the last 15 years focused on innovative ways to direct the creativity and resources of the private sector towards socially important sectors. Since June 2009, Mr. Fleischer has been based in Germany working on European climate change policy matters and renewable energy investments. Supported by a Robert Bosch Stiftung Fellowship, which is award to 20 American leading young professionals every year, Mr. Fleischer joined the Federal Ministry for the Environment in the Fall of 2009 to assist with efforts around climate change finance and was a member of the delegation in Copenhagen. Since then, Mr. Fleischer has been at E.On Climate & Renewables, as part of the team investing in and developing wind projects in Central Europe. Prior to the Bosch Fellowship, Mr. Fleischer was a Director at UBS Investment Bank where he focused on the global power, infrastructure and renewable energy sectors and led related efforts in Latin America. While at UBS Mr. Fleischer helped take the first wave power company public, sell the Chilean national electric transmission company to financial investors (the largest M&A transaction ever in Chile), and IPO the leading investor in Argentina s electric system (the largest ever in Argentina). Prior to UBS, Mr. Fleischer was an Associate in the Public Sector Energy Infrastructure Group at Goldman Sachs. Previously, Mr. Fleischer was a strategy consultant to leading U.S. healthcare organizations and an advisor to entrepreneurs in Latin America. Mr. Fleischer holds an MBA from Stanford University s Graduate School of Business, a M.Sc. with Distinction in Economic Development from the London School of Economics and undergraduate degrees in Politics and Ecology from Emory University. Andreas Ufer, Global Head Power, Renewables and Water, Senior Vice President, KfW IPEX Bank

Andreas Ufer is responsible for the Power, Renewables and Water division, one of the core origination divisions within KfW IPEX-Bank since 2002. The division consists of three teams with 25 professionals concentrating on export, structured and project finance in the fields of thermal power, renewables, water and waste to energy worldwide. Andreas held various positions in the bank with the focus on Export- Structured- and Project Finance. From 1994 to 1996 he was seconded to the Ministry of Economics in the so called Hermes -Department, responsible inter alia for coordinating ECA-cover for Airbus Aircraft between England, France and Germany. Upon returning to KfW, Andreas joined KfW s aircraft finance division where he headed one of three aircraft finance teams. Dr. Ingo Junker, Head of Department Sustainability, Euler Hermes Kreditversicherungs-AG, Export Credit Guarantee Scheme of the Federal Republic of Germany Working Experience: Since 2000, Dr. Ingo Junker is with Euler Hermes Kreditversicherungs-AG which manages the official export credit guarantee scheme on behalf and for account of the Federal Government of Germany ( Hermes Cover ). He has been working on various positions in the field of export credit guarantees so far. As a lawyer, he started his career in the department of legal and principle affairs. Afterwards, he passed to the newly created department Product Management and Marketing, where he was entrusted with the development of new concepts for the export credit insurance as well as with the enhancement of existing products. In August 2009 he was appointed Head of Department Sustainability. This department inter alia deals with all issues regarding sustainability and corruption prevention in operational, principle and international aspects. In particular, it undertakes the environmental and social review of projects to be covered and accompanies the development of international regulations related to the sustainability of export credit insurance, e.g. the OECD Common Approaches on the Environment and Officially Support Export. Educational Background: He studied law with a focus on business and European law at the universities of Osnabrück, Germany, and Paris, France. A legal clerkship and activities as Attorney-at-law in Hamburg followed. He received a doctoral degree in law from the University of Osnabrück for his research on Constitutionalisation of the Right of Asylum by the French Constitutional Council. Recent Focus on: Dr. Junker is currently preparing the revision of the OECD Common Approaches and the Sector Understanding on Renewable Energies. Workshop B Equity capital for green investment in developing countries Klaus Overbeck, Senior Vice President New Business, DEG (Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbh) Born 13 May 1954 Nationality German Language Skills German: written 5, spoken 5 (mothertongue) English: written 5, spoken 5 French: written 3, spoken 3 Portuguese: written 1, spoken 1

Qualifications: Diploma (Degree) in Business Administration from Cologne University; Management Executive Programme at Babson College, Boston / USA Professional Experience: Undergraduate employment at Siemens, Commerzbank, Krupp, 3M 1981 1985: SMS Schloemann-Siemag AG, Business Planning and Controlling 1985 today: DEG Deutsche Investitions- und Entwicklungsgesellschaft mbh (German Investment and Development Company) 1985 1989: Investment Manager / Senior Investment Manager: Asia / Oceania, specializing in PR China, Korea 1990 1992: First Vice President East Asia / Oceania (Head of Division): in charge of a portfolio of approx. 100million EUR, various directorships in Boards of companies in PR China, Korea, Papua New Guinea 1993 1996: First Vice President Central and South Eastern Europe (Head of Division): portfolio of 150 Million EUR, directorships in Boards of various projects 1996 2000: Senior Vice President Human Resources and Administration 2000 today: Senior Vice President New Business (responsible for acquisition of new business for DEG) Cyrille Arnould, Head of GEEREF team Cyrille Arnould became Head of the GEEREF team in 2009. Previously, he was a Senior Officer in the Africa Caribbean and Pacific department where he oversaw the development of private equity and microfinance portfolios. Prior to joining the EIB, in November 2003, Cyrille was a Senior Investment Officer at the International Finance Corporation s (IFC) SME department, which he joined after four years with IFC s Financial Markets Group, Sub-Saharan Africa Department. He was previously IFC's Senior Investment Officer based in Russia. Before joining IFC, Cyrille worked in Russia for the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), first as Investment Manager for Smolensk Regional Venture Fund and then as Principal Banker in Moscow. Cyrille holds a Diploma from the Political Science Institute and a Master's in Law both from the University of Strasbourg and an MBA from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania. Satish Mandhana, Managing Director, IDFC Private Equity Satish has 28 years of private equity and corporate finance / business strategy experience. He was earlier a Director of CDC Advisors (now Actis an emerging markets PE Fund) where he was involved in many important investments and exits such as privatisation of Punjab Tractor and investing in initial capital of IDFC. He was also CFO and Head of Business Strategy at JK Paper for nearly 3 years, where he raised USD 177 million funds including private equity and

was involved with company s Carbon sequestration initiative. As head of Investment Banking at SRF Finance (now part of GE Capital) he set up the Structured Finance, Corporate Broking, Investment Banking and Private Equity practice of the company and led the company in the areas of securitisation, advisory and investments. Prior to joining the financial sector in 1992, he worked with SRF and Eicher, where he was responsible for generating new business options and establishing the same. He is a member of working group on Power for Eleventh plan (200712) of Government of India, and is a founding member of Cleantech Forum in India. Satish received an MBA from the Faculty of Management Studies, Delhi University, and a BE in Industrial Engineering from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roorkee and is passionate about promoting green infrastructure. MURRAY WARD, Principal Global Climate Change Consultancy (GtripleC) From 1996 to 2002 Murray led the New Zealand Ministry for the Environment s climate change team where he managed the development of domestic climate change policy and was a leading senior negotiator in NZ delegations to international climate change meetings. He is considered to be one of the key architects of the Kyoto Protocol framework. Murray founded Global Climate Change Consultancy (GtripleC) in 2003 to provide high-level strategic counsel to a range of international public and private sector clients. GtripleC s focus is on the policy architecture of an enlarged multilateral climate change regime post-2012, in particular as it relates to carbon markets and climate finance. Workshop C Greening investment standards for the financial sector Kay Walter, Freier Journalist und Korrespondent Geboren 31.08. 60 nov 2006 Berlin 2001-2006 Brüssel 1998-2001 1991-1998 1989-1991 1988-1989 1979 Kontraste, Phoenix, SWR, WDR Phoenix, WDR, SWR, SR und ARD Europamagazin Berlin WDR, Phoenix senior correspondent Deutsche Welle TV Köln, Düsseldorf und Bonn WDR / Phoenix und Arte aktuelle Berichterstattung, Magazinbeiträge, Dokumentation, Reportage, LiveModeration Köln Geschäftsführer Pickup Film Köln Marketingdirektor Pahl-Rugenstein Verlag Bünde und Göttingen Abitur und Studium Germanistik, Publizistik, Geschichte Veranstaltungsmoderation und Medienberatung

seit 2003 Brüssel, Berlin EU Kommission EU Büro der Landesregierung NRW Bundeswehr / DOSB u.a. Sprachen Englisch verhandlungssicher, Französisch fließend, Italienisch Basics Baba Abu, Head of Sustainable Business Advisory, Royal Bank of Scotland Baba Abu heads the Sustainable Business Advisory function of the Royal Bank of Scotland's (RBS) Global Banking & Markets (GBM) division. Baba s responsibilities include the development and implementation of strategies for managing environmental and social risks associated with GBM s clients and helping to realise value from sustainable development issues such as financing renewable power generation plants. Baba has over a decade's experience of structuring and arranging finance for companies in the global oil & gas industry. He co-ordinated the effort which led to the adoption, by RBS, of the Equator Principles and was responsible for the successful delivery, in June 2008, of the UK Low Carbon Economy Summit which involved the launch of the UK Renewable Energy Strategy Consultation. Baba represents RBS in meetings on sustainability matters with a range of stakeholders including commercial banks and international institutions such as the World Bank Group, the European Bank for Reconstruction and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development. His contribution to the development and revision of the Equator Principles was recognised with the Chairman s Award for Leadership in Sustainable Project Finance at the FT Sustainable Banking Awards 2007. Baba is a member of The Royal Institute of International Affairs and the International Association for Impact Assessment. He holds a BSc in Economics from Cardiff University, an MBA from the Cass Business School, London and a Postgraduate Certificate in Sustainable Business from the University of Cambridge Programme for Sustainability Leadership. Dustin Neuneyer, WestLB AG Sustainability Management - Juli 1997 - Sep. 1998, Sustainable Europe Tour -Projekt, Leitung, Freiburg - Okt. 1998 - Jan. 2003, Universität zu Köln Studium der Politikwissenschaft, Germanistik und Kunstgeschichte, Magister Artium - 2000-2003, Freie journalistische Tätigkeit, SZ, FAZ, DW, ARD/WDR etc. - Juni 2003 Juli 2007, Germanwatch, Referent Finanzsektor und Nachhaltigkeit, Bonn - seit Aug. 2007, WestLB AG, Sustainability Management, Düsseldorf

Anna Frazer, Investor Services, Trucost Anna is responsible for business development within the UK, Germany, France and Benelux. Prior to joining Trucost in 2005, Anna spent four years in a business development role at an international human resources consultancy and then joined the client team at EIRIS (Ethical Investment Research Services) with projects including implementation of norms based investing strategies within pension funds. Anna has a degree in European Studies and French from Liverpool John Moores University and a Masters degree in International Relations from Birkbeck, University of London. Michael Wilkins, Managing Director and Head of Global Carbon Markets, Standard & Poor s Ratings Services Michael Wilkins is a Managing Director and Head of Global Carbon Markets for Standard & Poor s Ratings Services based in London. In this role he has responsibility for leading and developing the firm s global business opportunities in the carbon and environmental finance sectors. Prior to assuming this role in February 2009, Michael was leading the integration of Israeli ratings agency Maalot following its acquisition by Standard & Poor s in early 2008. Michael experience at Standard & Poor s includes seven years as Head of Infrastructure Finance Ratings, the analytical group within Standard & Poor s which covers utilities, project finance, PPPs and transportation in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Michael was also cohead of the Corporate Securitisation group. He joined Standard & Poor s in London in January 1994 and has also worked in the Melbourne and Hong Kong offices. Michael s expertise encompasses the European power, water, environmental, transportation and social infrastructure sectors. Over the past 15 years he has also worked on various project financed, PPP/PFI and structured corporate transactions in the power, water and transportation sectors across the globe. Prior to joining Standard & Poor s, Michael worked at the Water Services Association of England & Wales (now Water UK), the trade body representing the UK water industry. He also worked for four years as a journalist on various UK daily regional newspapers and global business publications. Michael is a frequent guest lecturer on project finance at the London Business School MBA programme and until recently a non-executive Director of the International Project Finance Association. Education: 2009 Certificate of Carbon Finance & Analytics, London Business School, England 1995-1997 MBA (Finance), Cass Business School, London, England 1985-1989 Bachelor of Arts, Modern Languages, Bristol University, England

Workshop D Creating the international policy framework Jagjeet Sareen, Programme Officer, UNFCCC, Bonn Jagjeet Sareen has been working with Financial and Technical Support Programme of the UNFCCC since 2007. He provides substantive support to negotiations on finance and governance issues for future climate change regime.. Before joining the UNFCCC, he was working with Climate Change and Sustainability Services at Ernst and Young India Pvt. Ltd. Dr. Armin Sandhövel, CEO Allianz Climate Solutions GmbH Date of Birth : 05 February 1964 STUDIES / DIPLOMA / DEGREE 10.19985-11.1993 Universität Oldenburg / Universität Münster Dr. rer. pol. Summa Cum Laude (Resource Economy / Environmental Economics) PHD Program Environmental and Resource Economics M.A. Political Science PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE RECORD Since 08.2007 CEO Allianz Climate Solutions GmbH, Allianz SE, Munich Sourcing Channel and Investment Advisor for Allianz SE with regards to Renewable Energies, Clean Technologies, Carbon Market 04.2001 07.2007 Chief Risk Office, Dresdner Bank AG, Frankfurt, Head Carbon Risk / Reputational Risk / CoC Renewable Energies Focused on Risk Management, Carbon Risk Reporting, Environmental Risk Compendium / Environmental Risk Management System, ISO 14001, Emissions Trading, Renewable Energy Risks, Reputational Risk Management System 10.1993 03.2001 German Governmental Council of Environmental Advisors, Wiesbaden Project Manager Focused on Energy issues, Infrastructure, Foreign Trade Member of European Environmental Advisory Councils 04.1994-08.2005 Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität, Münster, Lecturer 01.1992 05.1992 Fachhochschule für Öffentliche Verwaltung, Münster, Lecturer ADVISORY EXPERIENCE RECORD Since 11.2008 Counsellor of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, German Chapter Since 10.2008 Lecturer Renewable Energy Finance of Frankfurt School of Finance & Management (Bankakademie HfB) Since 02.2007 Member of the Management Board of Finance Initiative Association Geneva (Switzerland) Since 05.2006 Member of the Advisory Board of Climate Change Investment SA

Luxembourg 03.2006-11.2008 Member of the Advisory Board of Euromoney Annual REFF London 04.2005 Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau, Implementation of Management System Environmental Risks Türkiye Siani Kalkinma Bankasi (TSKB Istanbul) 02.2005 02.2010 Member of the Steering Committee UNEP Financial Initiative (UNEP FI), Chairman Climate Change Working Group 10.1999-11.2000 Gesellschaft für Technische Zusammenarbeit (GTZ), several projects on natural resources and fiscal and legal incentives in Africa (Tanzania, Senegal) 10.1998 07.2000 Member of the Steering Committee European Environmental Advisory Councils (EEAC) Chairman Working Group Evaluation of the 6th EU Environmental Action Programme 09.1998 06.2000 EU Erasmus Project Networked Interdisciplinary European Environmental Management Module