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The most up-to-date & complete information service available on Latin America’s pension funds & their investment practices Confidential – Not for release without prior written permission from the authors Copyright July all rights reserved to Campollo Consulting LLC & Wall’s Street Advisor Services LLC. Nothing in this presentation or the service it describes should be considered either legal or investment advice.

The Guide to Latin America Pension Funds The Presentation  - LatAm Pension Funds’ Potential  - Extensive Coverage  - Detailed Data Coverage  - Reporting on Investment Contexts  - Value for Your Business  - A little about us 2

LatAm Pension Funds’ Potential Latin America is quickly becoming a “strategic marketplace for money management ” – State Street Bank (Nov. 2011) …. WHY?  Have scale - Pension Funds’ assets at end-2011 estimated at $700 bn.  Steady high growth - demographics (generally young populations) & national policies (promoting retirement funding) underlay growth prospects – AuM to grow over the next 5 years at about 13% p.a.  Opportunities for new financial products and services - surging contributions’ growth, prudential need for asset diversification, and regulators’ recognition of the virtues of diversification, in both domestic & foreign assets, are opening opportunities.  Important Investors which need more ‘space’ - Pensions’ investments in local stocks in 2010 were estimated at 40% of the region’s stock markets‘ value – they are out-growing their home markets. 3

LatAm Pension Funds’ Potential 4

Extensive Coverage The Guide 2011 covers:  11 countries - all those in Latin America with mandatory funded contribution plans  400 pension funds  $690+ bn. in assets (as of end-2010)  The Guide 2012, with year-end 2011 information, is in process 5

Detailed Data Coverage  Data on each pension fund’s asset allocations across 23 asset categories  5 years’ time series data  Data in local currency & US$  1-year & 3-year changes in asset allocations  Provided in excel format for easy use 6

Reporting on Investment Contexts 7

Value for Your Business 8

A little about us …  Campollo Consulting LLC was established by Carmen Campollo. Over the past 20 years Carmen has worked for firms such as the World Bank, International Finance Corporation, Standard & Poor’s, FTSE, and Russell Investments. She has developed a review system covering Emerging Managers for U.S. institutional investors, a database and a guide for Emerging Markets pension funds and designed products like an Index Multistrategy of Emerging Managers Fund of Funds. With years of experience in various asset classes from the index portfolio construction, she provides consulting services on Emerging Markets, Emerging Managers, Environment, Social, Governance (ESG) Reporting, Hedge Funds, Commodities, REITS and Alternatives.  Wall’s Street Advisor Services LLC (WSAS) specializes in innovations in financial information services for investors and researchers interested in emerging markets and socially responsible investing. Founder and CEO Peter Wall has over 30 years’ experience in developing and marketing financial information services, with International Finance Corporation (IFC), FTSE International, and Microfinance Information Exchange, Inc. (MIX), as well as in his own capacity. Besides his contributions to the Latin America Pension Funds Guide, he is the creator & compiler of the WSAS MFI Shareholder Value Index series. More can be seen about WSAS at 9