1. 19 th October 2010 No. 7 Kildare Centre Wheelan Road Newlands, 7700 Cape Town South Africa Tel: +27 21 671 8024 Fax: +27 21 671 3322 Building an Optimal Private Equity Program

2. Private Equity Workshop Agenda ≈ Principles of Private Equity - Summary ≈ Building an Institutional Private Equity Program  Ways to access Private Equity investment. – A single strategy fund. – A portfolio of funds.  The due diligence process.  Requirements of institutional investors. Private Equity Workshop Agenda

3. Outperforms listed Equities & Bonds Better risk adjusted return Entry Return Leverage Return Operational Return Exit Return α Long Term Capital Alignment of Interests A CTIVE V ALUE M ANAGEMENT P RIVATE E QUITY I NDUSTRY D IFFERENTIATORS O UTPERFORMANCE What is Private Equity? Principles of Private Equity - What is Private Equity?

4. Principles of Private Equity – How a Fund Works A Single Private Equity Fund C OMMITMENTS Y EAR 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Distributions A stream of cashflows Performance fees only charged on realisations Drawdowns

5. Principles of Private Equity – The J Curve Standard J Curve

6. Principles of Private Equity - Drawdowns & Realisations Drawdown and Realisation Profile

7. Private Equity Workshop Agenda ≈ Principles of Private Equity - Summary ≈ Building an Institutional Private Equity Program  Ways to access Private Equity investment. – A single strategy fund. – A portfolio of funds.  The due diligence process.  Requirements of institutional investors. Private Equity Workshop Agenda

8. What is Private Equity? Ways to Access Private Equity Investment 1 C OMPANY I NSTITUTIONAL I NVESTOR

9. What is Private Equity? Ways to Access Private Equity Investment 1 C OMPANY I NSTITUTIONAL I NVESTOR P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS 8 TO 10 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND

10. Drawdown and Realisation Profile A Single Private Equity Fund

11. Drawdown and Realisation Profile A Single Private Equity Fund

12. What is Private Equity? Ways to Access Private Equity Investment 1 C OMPANY I NSTITUTIONAL I NVESTOR P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS 8 TO 10 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS TO 10 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS 8 TO 10 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS 8 TO 10 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS ANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND P RIVATE E QUITY I NVESTMENTS 80 TO 120 C OMPANIES P RIVATE E QUITY F UND

13. What is Private Equity? A Portfolio of Funds

14. Drawdown and Realisation Profile A Single Private Equity Fund

15. Drawdown and Realisation Profile A Portfolio of Funds Stays consistently invested across the business cycles

16. Portfolio of funds (fund-of-funds) A Portfolio of Funds

17. Improvement in Blended Return Comparing the Two... B LENDED R ETURN = 18%B LENDED R ETURN = 25%

18. What is Private Equity? Further Considerations - Diversification

19. Further Considerations - Liquidity Portfolio of funds Cumulative Cashflows Portfolio of Funds mean realisations spread across different years

20. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership Further Considerations – Top Quartile Returns (%) – Total Gross IRR Since Fund Inception Realised and Unrealised The 2009 results in THIS figure include the IRR levels for 45 respondents managing R71.98 billion at 31 December 2009

21. Private Equity Workshop Agenda ≈ Principles of Private Equity - Summary ≈ Building an Institutional Private Equity Program  Ways to access Private Equity investment. – A single strategy fund. – A portfolio of funds.  The due diligence process.  Requirements of institutional investors. Private Equity Workshop Agenda

22. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership What is Private Equity? Evaluation Criteria  Sourcing Components of the investment process:  Screening  Due Diligence  Structuring  Exit  Execution  Management

23. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership Who Are We Looking For?

24. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership Due Diligence F UND S CREENING D UE -D ILIGENCE O N -G OING M ONITORING Evaluation Criteria: Team cohesion & dynamic Proof of Concept Track record Fund thesis Investment Strategy Proprietary dealflow Terms Information: Info Memo/Offering Memo VPEF Questionnaire Quantitative Analysis Team Meeting: One-on-one and together Individual capabilities Share of carry Succession Key-Man risk Reference Calls: Other LPs CEOs – site visits Co-Investors Departed team members Personal checks Fund monitoring: Advisory Board for conflicts Valuations Committee Deal flow monitoring Deal workout updates Independent risk evaluation Investor report-back: Monthly NAVs & Factsheet Bi-annual updates Comprehensive reporting Underlying company accounts ProceedProceedRejectReject ProceedProceed RejectReject Pro-active process

25. Private Equity Workshop Agenda ≈ Principles of Private Equity - Summary ≈ Building an Institutional Private Equity Program  Ways to access Private Equity investment. – A single strategy fund. – A portfolio of funds.  The due diligence process.  Requirements of institutional investors. Private Equity Workshop Agenda

26. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership Requirements of Institutional Investors A LIGNMENT W ELL - DEVELOPED E VALUATION C RITERIA T RANSPARENCY ESG I NDEPENDENT R ISK O VERSIGHT

27. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership Socially Responsible Investing SRI = long term sustainable investing = economic prosperity. Adoption of ESG standards is essential in creating a sustainable world-class company. ESG is an integral part of the Africa “value-add” process (sustainable, efficient & productive). ESG policy must be fully transparent.

28. Advantages of Private Equity as a Form of Shareholder Ownership In Summary...  Single Private Equity Fund:  Focussed exposure  Limited diversification  Risk of exposure to one team  Need for liquidity management  A Portfolio of Funds:  J Curve effect minimised  Manager strategy diversification  Vintage diversification  Industry & company diversification  Requirements of Institutional Investors:  Transparency, alignment, independent risk oversight, comprehensive DD