1 Innovative financing for social enterprises The Social Stock Exchange

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3  an investment approach seeking regulated securities whether private or public  intentionally seeking to create both financial return and positive social or environmental impact  impact is actively measured  typical sectors: health, education, social housing, charity finance, sustainable agriculture, sustainable transport, renewable energy, clean-tech, waste/water/recycling  an investment style, not an asset class, that accentuates positive impact Impact Investing Defined

4  platform that aggregates impact investment opportunities (not a transaction venue)  raise the global visibility of businesses that generate social and environmental impact*  connect social impact businesses with global impact investors (lower cost-of-search)  validation and articulation of social or environmental impact  grow the number of publicly-listed social impact businesses  retail primarily invests in publicly-traded securities About the Social Stock Exchange *We describe these as ‘Social Impact Businesses’ PM Launch at G8 Social Impact Investment Forum

5 Primary Health Properties Plc Accsys Technologies Plc Places for People Group Plc Straight Plc Ashley House Plc Good Energy Group Plc Halosource Inc ITM Power Plc Assura Group Scope V22 Plc ValiRx Plc SSE Member Companies

6  improved access to finance  visibility amongst aligned investors  input, assistance, know-how from experienced investors  mission lock and control through corporate form, authenticated impact reporting or social objects  enabling environment: commissioning, tax incentives, pension fund stimuli, technical assistance Entrepreneurs’ Needs

7  fair returns: market rates on a risk-adjusted basis  evidence of impact: engaged investor relationship  impact outcomes are actively measured  good business plans, good management teams, good market opportunities  exit potential  product and portfolio Investors’ Needs

8  increased visibility and improved access to capital  public securities with a yield or growth profile  on-going brand awareness with global impact investors  validation and articulation of social or environmental impact  opportunities universe from which to create retail products The SSE Proposition

9 TraditionalResponsibleSustainableThematicImpact-FirstPhilanthropy Competitive Returns ESG Risk Management ESG Opportunities High-Impact Solutions Limited or no focus on ESG factors of underlying investments Focus on ESG risks ranging from a wide consideration of ESG factors to negative screening of harmful products Focus on ESG opportunities through investment selection, portfolio management and shareholder advocacy Focus on one or a cluster of issue areas where social or environmental need creates a commercial growth opportunity for market-rate or market-beating returns Focus on one or a cluster of issue areas where social or environmental need requires some financial trade-off Focus on one or a cluster of issue areas where social or environmental need requires 100% financial trade-off Focus Examples Finance only Impact only Social Impact Business No regard for societal impact Impact Intensity Operational practices (ESG) do not create negative societal impact Operational practices (ESG) create some or significant positive societal impact Core business model (product or service) generates positive outcomes for the population at large Core business model (product or service) generates positive outcomes for underserved groups Impact Investment SSE No evidence Impact Evidence Disclosure in self- prepared CSR report UNPRI Global Compact Disclosure against ESG standards: FTSE4Good, GRI For SSE: impact report on a/the business unit creating societal value For SSE: mandatory impact report using expert providers. Impact is measured; intentionality is sought through articulation of problem to be solved For SSE: mandatory impact report using expert providers. Impact is measured; intentional model to solve market failure problem for underserved PE firm integrating ESG risks into investment analysis; Negatively-screened ‘ethical’ investment fund “Best-in-Class” SRI or ESG funds; Long- only public equity fund using deep integration of ESG to create additional value Clean energy company; Emerging markets healthcare fund; Micro-finance structured debt fund Fund providing debt or equity to social enterprises and/or trading charities. Nestle McDonalds Unilever Kingfisher Accsys, PHP, Good Energy, Straight (SSE current or targets) FSE Fund, SCOPE bond BAT, William Hill

10 Please get in touch with SSE’s experienced team members to find out more. We invite you to join us as we work together to help demonstrate that public markets can deliver both financial and social value. Contact Pradeep Jethi Tomas Carruthers Alison Fort Jon Grayson Serena VentoDiana Robinson Get in Touch