Treasurer Paul Andersen. Financial Results 2014 Audit 2014 – Through December 31 st Registration Revenue$17,180,220 2014 Expenses$16,329,920 Operating.

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Treasurer Paul Andersen

Financial Results 2014 Audit 2014 – Through December 31 st Registration Revenue$17,180, Expenses$16,329,920 Operating Result$ 850, Investment Result$1,182,301 Net to Reserves$2,032,601 Full Report at arin.net 2

Cost Impacts of the 2015 Engineering Surge 3 3 CategoryAdditional to Base Budget Description Salaries and Benefits $ 1,732,000Additional Engineers for SW Development/Testing/OPS Team and one consultant to work with the software development engineers Travel Expenses $ 24,000Travel to support Engineering efforts Additional Office Space/Build out $ 25,000Build out for additional office space, as a capitalized expense, would cover switches, firewalls, routers, printer, and wireless access points. Equipment will be capitalized. Additional Equipment/Furniture $ 53,000Laptops, monitors, furniture and accessories. These expenses will be capitalized. Additional Office Space Recurring Costs $ 3,000Recurring cost include Mpbs circuit, utilities, supplies Additional Office Space Move $ 2,000Move furniture and other items, one time expense Total Budget Items Added to Base Budget $ 1,839,000

2015 Budget Effect on Reserves Reserve as of 2014$ 33,210,975 Projected net 2015 $ -1,269,822 Projected year end reserves $ 31,941,153 Full 2015 Budget: arin.net > About Us > Corporate Documents > Budget 4

Investment Reserves The Board of Trustees has designated net assets for the following purposes: – Legal Defense Reserve Fund – To fund legal challenges as they arise. Balance at 12/31/14 $2,078,739 – Operating Reserve Fund – To provide short-term financial stability for ARIN. Balance at 12/31/14 $2,837,447 – Long Term Reserve Fund – To provide long-term financial stability for ARIN. Balance at 12/31/14 $26,956,173 5

ARIN Investment Mix by Dollars The following represents ARIN’s assets at fair value at December 31, 2014 Description Totals Mutual funds, balanced funds Growth funds$ 9,359,594 Bond fund 6,746,893 US blended funds 2,601,439 Foreign blended funds 1,168,057 Bank Loan 1,100,513 Multialternative 994,959 Commodities Funds 591,359 Total $22,562,814 Fully exchange traded funds $ 4,403,448 Certificates of Deposit 3,474,666 Money market funds 1,431,431 Total $31,872,359 6

ARIN Investment Mix by % EQUITY% Actual% Target by Policy Large Cap:37.3%33.0% Mid Cap 7.4% 7.0% Small Cap: 5.1% 5.0% International Equity: 15.2%15.0% FIXED INCOME 28.7%35.0% ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS 6.3% 5.0% 7

Reserve and Investment Return History 8

A word from our Investing Firm First quarter portfolio performance for the ARIN Long Term reserves was strong on an absolute and relative basis, appreciating by 2.48%. Performance contributions from active management were generally positive during the quarter. We are pleased with these results, which outperformed the three benchmarks outlined in the ARIN Investment Policy Statement. We continue to believe the valuations remain compelling in equities relative to fixed income and as such, remain overweight relative to policy targets across all equity asset classes and underweight fixed income. We anticipate transitioning a portion of our domestic equity exposure to non-U.S. equities over the course of the year as valuations on domestic equities have become richer relative to their international counterparts. James K. Meek, Graystone Consulting, a business of Morgan Stanley 9

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