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Environmental & Social Capital

Agenda 1 Introduction to Environmental & Social Capital 2 Investment Manager Mandates: Fund overview 2.1 Africa Agriculture and Trade Investment Fund 2.2 European Energy Efficiency Fund 2.3 Global Climate Partnership Fund 2 2

Mission and Vision Mission Joining efforts with our reputable public sector partners, we create a socially responsible impact by structuring innovative and transparent investment products that offer attractive risk-adjusted returns to our clients Vision We aspire to be a leading provider of socially responsible and commercially viable investment opportunities in a variety of emerging regions and across asset classes We seek to crowd-in the opportunities of the private sector into an area whose current potential is limited by its finite resources, public or private 3 3

Environmental & Social Capital Universe Microfinance Energy Efficiency Renewable Energy SME Agriculture + Fair Trade Healthcare Social Venture Fund Education Waste Water 4 4

The cornerstones of Environmental & Social Capital Broad range of asset classes allowing to achieve different social and environmental objectives Sustainable investment opportunities with solid risk-adjusted, double/triple bottom-line returns Microfinance Renewable Energy Energy Efficiency Agriculture Assets Investors Ultra High Net Worth Individuals Pension Funds, Insurers Socially Oriented Institutions (e.g. foundations) Retail Investors (future) World Bank, IFC KfW, DEG, GTZ Asian Development Bank, Inter-American Development Bank Partners (Public Sector) Structures Any feasible structure, e.g.: Funds Securitizations Principal Investments Increasing the impact by leveraging public sector/philanthropic money Innovative and thought-through structures allowing for an appropriate risk allocation to different investor classes 5 5

Agenda 1 Introduction to Environmental & Social Capital 2 Investment Manager Mandates: Fund overview 2.1 Africa Agriculture and Trade Investment Fund 2.2 European Energy Efficiency Fund 2.3 Global Climate Partnership Fund 6 6

Africa Agriculture and Trade Investment Fund Mission AATIF is dedicated to uplift Africa's agricultural potential for the benefit of the poor by improving food security and providing additional employment and income to farmers, entrepreneurs and labourers alike AATIF offers financing to local financial institutions or other intermediaries (such as agribusinesses) which on-lend to the agricultural sector In addition, the Fund can provide direct financing to cooperatives, outgrower schemes, commercial farms, processing companies, i.e. along the entire value chain Key data of AATIF Currently invested portfolio: USD 103.5m Committed investments into the Fund: USD 142m Target beneficiaries are small, medium and large scale agricultural companies in all African countries Portfolio strategy by category Investments in cooperatives, outgrower schemes, commercial farms, processing companies Investments in intermediaries for agribusinesses Investments via financial institutions (debt only) Direct investments into projects (Debt, equity, single investor transactions) www.aatif.lu Interest Rate Requirement: financing at market rates Investment Size: USD1-15m (other currencies possible) Portfolio Q2 2014: USD 140m, 4 direct investments: GADCO, a Ghanaian rice farm; Chobe, a Zambian wheat and soy farm; Balmed Ltd., a Sierra Leonean cocoa and coffee trading company; Wienco Ltd., a Ghanian agribusiness intermediary company 3 financial institutions: Chase Bank, a Kenyan SME focused financial institution; the COMESA development bank PTA; ABC Holdings Ltd., a Botswana-based financial institution Maturity: Fund has no final maturity 7 8/18/2014 2010 DB Blue template

European Energy Efficiency Fund Mission EEEF aims to provide market based financing for commercially viable public energy efficiency (EE) and renewable energy (RE) projects within the European Union EEEF contributes with a layered risk/return structure to the enhancement of EE and fostering RE in the form of a targeted private public partnership, primarily through the provision of dedicated financing via direct finance and partnering with financial institutions EEEF supports of the EU member states to achieve the 20/20/20 goals, cutting GHG emissions by 20%, increasing RE usage by 20%, and cutting energy consumption through improved EE by 20% Key data of EEEF Currently invested portfolio: EUR 45.4m Committed investments into the Fund: EUR 265m Geographical focus on EU 28 member states Portfolio strategy by category Energy saving and EE investments (70%) Investments in small-scale RE sources (20%) Investments in clean urban transport (10%) Target beneficiaries are: municipal, local and regional authorities public and private entities acting on behalf of those authorities such as utilities, public transportation providers, social housing associations, ESCOs etc. Interest Rate Requirement: financing at market rates Investments via financial institutions (debt only) Direct investments into projects (Debt, equity, single investor transactions) www.eeef.eu Investment Size: EUR5-25m Maturity: Fund has no final maturity 8 8/18/2014 2010 DB Blue template

Global Climate Partnership Fund Mission GCPF aims to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions in emerging markets across the world For Financial Institutions, GCPF offers commercial financing, tied to on-lending into sustainable energy projects, as well as coinvestments into sustainable energy projects GCPF can provide direct financing to sustainable energy projects In addition, the Fund s technical assistance activities can also be supported through contributions made directly to the facility Key data of GCPF Currently invested portfolio: USD 256m Committed investments into the Fund: USD 370m Geographical focus Portfolio strategy by category Energy saving and EE investments Investments via financial institutions (debt only) Investments in RE sources Direct investments into projects (Debt, equity, single investor transactions) www.gcpf.lu Primary target countries Target beneficiaries are mainly households, home owner associations, leasing companies, SMEs, corporates and municipal entities Typical projects include: building envelope upgrades, energy efficient lighting systems, decentralized electricity generation from renewable sources, etc. Interest Rate Requirement: financing at market rates Investment Size: USD5-25m (other currencies possible) Maturity: Fund has no final maturity Further potential target countries 9 8/18/2014 2010 DB Blue template

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