TITLE: AUTHOR: EVENT | PRESENTATION: Long Term Investing in a Low Return World Roland Winn KANGANEWS, NZ DCM SUMMIT 5 AUGUST 2015 Manager – Investment.

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TITLE: AUTHOR: EVENT | PRESENTATION: Long Term Investing in a Low Return World Roland Winn KANGANEWS, NZ DCM SUMMIT 5 AUGUST 2015 Manager – Investment Analysis

Performance since inception Further details available at

Defining our endowments We can ride-out short term volatility Genuine contrarian investor We can invest in private market and illiquid assets We pay lower tax in some jurisdictions (sovereign status) Favourably regarded as a potential co-investor and business partner Long Horizon Certainty of Liquidity Operational Independence Location & Crown Owner C3 - RESTRICTED CONFIDENTIAL\ SD# \ PG 3

Separate opportunity from access point

A Surprising Lower for Longer US 30Y Treasury Yields ( )

What does main street tell us? US Capital Equipment Spend ROA (%) Debt to Assets (%) = ?

Market Behaviour Lower for longer means both growth and rates stay low. What about volatility? Risk taking behaviour in lower for longer world. –Moving up the risk spectrum to achieve an absolute return can be self- defeating. Flight to quality (asset classes, sectors, markets & regions). –How much should you pay for a good thing? Hard mandate limits, fixed claims & slow-moving expectations almost guarantee distortionary behaviour.

Opportunities Factors - Value vs Growth Factors - Low beta/low volatility strategies Taking advantage of market risk constraints Emerging Markets

Conclusion We are endowed with a long horizon and liquidity. As a long horizon investor we enjoy all the opportunities a short term investor has, plus a lot more. A stable risk aversion allows us to exploit short term disequilibrium pricing in markets.