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Special Presentation: The SwissRe/Conning European Clean Energy Fund, Perspectives for other regions of the world and the UNECE Investment Fund Designer mandate. Presented by Markus van der Burg, Director 0

Contents Overview of Swiss Re and Conning European Clean Energy Fund (ECEF) Investment Fund Designer Mandate Perspectives in other regions of the world 1

Overview of Swiss Re Overview of Swiss Re and Conning Swiss Re Property & Casualty Life & Health Asset Management Reinsurance Commercial insurance Insurance Linked Securities Run-off Mortality reinsurance Health reinsurance Longevity reinsurance Admin Re Asset Classes Rates Credit Equities Swiss Re is one of the world's leading and most diversified reinsurers. A primary objective of Asset Management is to provide enhanced value for Swiss Re s core client base. Swiss Re is rated *A+ by Standard & Poor s and **A1 by Moody s. *A+ as of 18 February 2009 ** A- as of 23 February 2009 2

Conning s Global Locations Overview of Swiss Re and Conning Hartford New York Dublin London Communication, Reporting and Service Overview Global interaction between the portfolio management, credit research, trading and risk management functions as portfolio managers in Hartford and Dublin attend weekly, monthly and ongoing market review meetings to exchange research and opinion. Investment reports can be produced per asset class, aggregrated by entity or group of entities as required. Reports are available to cover compliance, regulatory returns and risk management. Conning s global investment accounting system enables local GAAP and US GAAP to be provided on the portfolios that Conning manages. Ad hoc reports for insurance regulations, tax and statutory reporting are prepared as required by our reporting team. 3

Overview of Conning Overview of Swiss Re and Conning History Founded in 1912 in Hartford, CT. Acquired by Swiss Re in July, 2001. Assumed global responsibility for non-proprietary client investments in 2003. Highlights Ranked among top three U.S. insurance asset managers in terms of assets under management*. Leading U.S. insurance research and publications group. More than 120 institutional clients globally. Team of 231 employees dedicated to the insurance and investment industry. as of 31/3/2009 * IFI Insurance Asset Manager Annual Survey 2007 4

Conning is a Market Leader Overview of Swiss Re and Conning Conning offers global investment products and select alternative investments through external partners. Fixed Income: Governments / Agencies Corporates MBS / CMBS / ABS Tax-Exempts Specialty Fixed Income: High Yield Private Placements Convertibles Equities: Index and Enhanced Index Yield Enhanced Actively Managed Alternative Investments: Private Equity Real Estate Derivatives Structured Products Insurance Linked Securities Hedge Funds Offered via placement/distribution relationship or via a sub-advisory relationship As of 31/3/20009 * Includes Conning s U.S. and Dublin Investment Centers ** Includes Convertible Securities Taxable Municipals $1.9 Asset-Backed Securities $1.8 Private Placements $1.7 Equity Products $0.7 Tax-Advantaged Securities $7.4 Mortgage-Backed Securities $20.4 Assets Under Management Assets Under Advisory Assets Under Management Accounting and Reporting Assets Total Assets Under Contract High Yield Bonds $0.2 Non-US Govt. & Agencies $1.3 Short-Term Obligations $5.2 U.S. Govt. & Agencies $9.4 Corporate Bonds** $27.1 $ 77.1 billion* $ 10.5 billion $ 15.8 billion $103.4 billion 5

Partnership Summary of Principal Terms Summary of Principal Terms European Clean Energy Fund A European-based fund that invests in clean energy projects in Europe, including Central and Eastern Europe Fund Size 354 million Status Closed and currently investing Structure of Funds Commitments English limited partnership with one or more feeder or parallel vehicles to the extent necessary Swiss Re intends to committed 40 million TCW or an affiliate committed 5 million General Partner Term Investment Period A special purpose vehicle jointly owned by TCW and Conning Ten years, with two one-year renewal options Four years from Final Closing Initial Closing 15 May 2006 Takedown of Capital Capital will be drawn down on a minimum of ten business days notice. After the Investment Period, up to 15% of capital commitments will remain available for follow-on investments 6

Conning is a Market Leader Target s Summary of Principal Terms (Cont.) Overview of Swiss Re and Conning s in Europe that are environmentally beneficial and/or generate carbon credits and/or tradable renewable energy certificates. Examples include wind energy, solar energy, hydro-electric, biomass, cogeneration, combined-cycle, fuel switching, geothermal, clean coal, waste-to-energy, district heating and electric, waste fuel, combined heat & power (CHP), efficiency retrofit and related projects and companies Investment Committee Investors Committee Management Fee TCW Investment Committee formed with 6 members, 4 voting members from TCW and one non-voting representative from each of Conning and Swiss Re Environmental & Commodity Markets Group Made up of significant Fund investors, including Swiss Re, to resolve potential conflicts of interest 2% of committed capital during investment period and 2% on par value of outstanding investments following the investment period Preferred Return 7% Catch up None Performance Fee 20% Fee Income The Fund will retain 80% of all ancillary fees (including but not limited to up-front fees, directors fees, monitoring fees and breakup fees on approved investments) The summary is not final, is subject to change and will be qualified in its entirety by the confidential offering memorandum of the Fund. 7

Underlying Issues Perspectives for other regions of the world Why is it that investments in some areas are more time consuming and labour intensive than in others? Why isn t the investment process fluid and the same business as usual in all countries? Is the public sector able to meet the investment demand alone? What are the requirements for the private sector in terms of market formation to allow investments to be made with low transaction costs that produce adequate returns at an acceptable risk within a reasonable period of time? Is the solution is to create a structure which is cost-effective and can be replicated and is scalable? Does it complete or complement other existing initiatives? 8

Who decides? Investment Fund Designer Mandate Which funds are feasible? Investor Risk / Reward Appetite???????? Needs The key decision makers are the investors and project developers 9

Fund Structure Investment Fund Designer Mandate NC NB CB NC = UNECE National Coordinator NB = National Bank/ Ministry of Finance/Ministry of Energy CB = Commercial Bank ALB BLR BIH BGR HRV KAZ MDA ROM RUS SCG MKD UKR NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB NC NB CB Pipeline Development Financing Facility Consultants Technical Finance IG IG IG Development Finance Senior Lenders Mezzanine Funds Investment Decisions = ument IG = Investment Guidelines 10

An Umbrella of Sub-Allocations Investment Fund Designer Mandate Mezzanine Fund Power Allocation Country Allocation Energy Efficiency Allocation 11

UNECE Interaction Investment Fund Designer Mandate Consultant ument Financing Facility Development Finance Senior Lenders Mezzanine Advisory Services National Coordinator Energy Policy Advisory National Participating Institution UNECE 12

Contact Details Walter Blasberg Markus van der Burg Brian Daly Head of Global Business Development Director Senior Portfolio Manager Tel:+ 1 860 299 2330 Tel:+ 44 20 7933 4501 Tel: +1 917 368 4032 Fax:+ 1 860 299 0330 Fax:+ 44 20 7933 6501 Fax: +1 917 368 4032 Email:Walter_Blasberg@conning.com E-mail:Markus_vanderBurg@conning.com E-Mail:Brian_Daly@conning.com Conning & Company Conning Asset Management Limited Conning & Company One Financial Plaza 30 St Mary Axe 55 East 52nd Street Hartford CT 06130 LONDON New York, NY 10055 United States EC3A 8EP USA 13

Disclaimer This document is issued by Conning Asset Management Limited ( CAML ), which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority ( FSA ), on a confidential basis solely for the information of those persons to whom it is transmitted by CAML. It does not constitute an offer to deal in investments or to provide investment services and will not form the basis of any contract. This document is not to be reproduced or used for any other purpose or distributed to or used by any other person without prior written consent. It is transmitted to you on the basis that you would be a Professional Client or Eligible Counterparty of CAML and that such transmission to you will not infringe the laws or regulations of any territory in which you are resident. This document is copyright Conning Asset Management Limited. If services are provided to you directly by an overseas affiliate, all or most of the protections provided by the UK regulatory system will not apply. CAML may also delegate the performance of certain services to overseas affiliates. Conning and Company is the parent company of Conning Asset Management Company ( CAM ) and Conning Research & Consulting, Inc ( CRC ). CAM is an investment management firm registered with the Securities Exchange Commission ( SEC ) under the Investment Advisors Act of 1940. CAM and CRC are registered as Investment Advisors with the SEC. Conning Asset Management (Europe) Limited ( CAMEL ) is authorised and regulated by The Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority. Any statistics contained in this document have been compiled in good faith but do not constitute a forecast, projection or illustration of the future performance of investments. The past performance of investments is not necessarily a guide to future returns. Values of investments may fall as well as rise, and changes in rates of exchange may cause the value of investments to rise or fall in value, such that investors may not receive full return of capital invested. The levels and bases of, and reliefs from, taxation can change. CAML or the Swiss Re Group may have material interests in any investments, or in geographic or market sectors, described herein. CAML / Group VAT number: 244 7975 24 CAML FSA Register Firm Reference Number: 189316 Registered in England No. 3654447 Registered Office : 30 St Mary Axe, London EC3A 8EP 14