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Ireland Strategic Investment Fund 21 April 2016 The Convention Centre Dublin Conor OKelly Chief Executive, NTMA Michael Noonan, TD Minister for Finance Eugene OCallaghan Director, Ireland Strategic Investment Fund T +353 1 238 4066 E


  1. Ireland Strategic Investment Fund 21 April 2016 The Convention Centre Dublin

  2. Conor O’Kelly Chief Executive, NTMA

  3. Michael Noonan, TD Minister for Finance

  4. Eugene O’Callaghan Director, Ireland Strategic Investment Fund T +353 1 238 4066 E eocallaghan@ntma.ie

  5. Progress & Opportunities

  6. Fund Size and Structure Total Fund Size € 21.4 bn Discretionary Available for investment in Directed Portfolio accordance with ISIF’s Portfolio Public policy investments in € 13.5 bn objectives AIB and Bank of Ireland € 7.9 bn € 2.3 billion committed 6

  7. A Unique and Challenging Mandate Invest on a commercial basis to support economic activity and employment in Ireland 7

  8. A Unique and Challenging Mandate Double Bottom Line Economic Investment Investment Returns Returns Impact Economic Impact 8

  9. Commercial Investment Return and Debt and/ Tenor Flexibility Innovative Commerciality or equity Risk adjusted No set regulatory or Seek new ways to expected return Long term horizons return on capital play a role in the requirements market Participate in all levels of capital Third Party investors structure - validate commerciality Equity, Mezzanine, Work with public and Senior Debt, etc No restrictions Ownership / Control private sector parties on tenor not key driver to develop financing No “Soft Money” solutions 9

  10. Economic Impact Economic Impact Framework - Key Concepts Additionality Deadweight Displacement 1 0

  11. ISIF sits at the centre of an extensive and powerful investment network Government Co-Investors Debt Finance Dept. of Finance | Dept. of Taoiseach Irish & International Asset Managers Irish Banks Dept. of Jobs | Enterprise & Innovation Sovereign Wealth Funds International Banks Dept. of Public | Expenditure and Reform Intl. Pension Funds Non-bank credit funds Dept. of Health | Dept. of Agriculture Irish Pension Funds EIB Other Government Departments | Embassies State Agencies / Bodies Equity Finance ISIF Enterprise Ireland | IDA Irish VC Central Bank of Ireland International VC Universities Irish & International PE funds Science Foundation Ireland | Teagasc Multi-nationals Project Entrepreneurs /Sponsors Advisors Key NTMA Entities Start Ups | Growth Businesses | SME Corporate Finance NAMA Accountancy SBCI Large & Mid-Cap | Housing NewERA Multi-nationals | Infrastructure Legal Commercial Semi-States | IBEC Consultancy NDFA 1 1

  12. Where do we think we can Invest…with Impact? ISIF Illustrative Allocation Bucket Theme € m +/- range € m Water 700 +/- 100 Infrastructure 850 +/- 150 Energy 800 +/- 100 SMEs 900 +/- 200 Food & Agriculture 500 +/- 50 Real Estate Based 1,000 +/- 200 Businesses Venture 500 +/-50 Direct Private Equity 400 +/-40 Innovation / Big Idea 1,000 +/-200 ? Other 750 +/-50 Total Fund Size 7,400 2x multiple 14,800 1 2

  13. Commitments to Date - € 2.3 billion € 450 m € 304 m € 75 m Water Infrastructure Energy € 2.3 bn € 30 m € 475 m € 355 m Food & Agri Real Estate SME committed to date ? € 56 m € 434 m € 92 m Direct Equity Venture Other 1 3

  14. Transactions Completed € 50m € 45m € 11m € 10m € 54m Funding Round € 759m committed in 2015 with continued strong pipeline $30m € 150m € 325m € 50m € 92m Funding Round *Conditional on global fundraising completion + € 110m committed in 2016 YTD 1 4

  15. Snapshot of Underlying Investees ISIF supporting Irish-based companies through commercial investments 1 5

  16. Strong Future Pipeline of Investment Opportunities 350 + 53 € 10m - € 100 m In excess of 350 engagements The active pipeline consists Typically opportunities range to date, with 83 current of 53 opportunities across in size between € 10 million engagements a diverse range of sectors and € 100 million 1 6

  17. Flexible, Long-Term, Sovereign Investment Partner  Investment proposals welcome  No specific criteria, just commercial risk adjusted return and economic impact  Early stage proposals, concepts and even ideas welcome - as we can be constructive in shaping the transaction  Strong, supportive partner for corporate Ireland, public entities and international investment funds 1 7

  18. Observations (1) • Every transaction is different • Investment not the same as spending … – Resources not depleted, economic impact benefits “free” – Economic impact can be repeated as assets are recycled • Additionality for ISIF derives from…. – Flexibility in capital structure & risk spectrum – Long term time horizons – Attractiveness of commercial sovereign fund as investment partner – More complex situations, less plain vanilla • Time lags are inherent – Originating, negotiations and executing complex investments takes time – Private market transactions take time – Time lag between contract execution and drawdown 1 8

  19. Observations (2) • Marketplace is constantly evolving … – “Plain vanilla” elements gradually normalising post -crisis – Finance gaps evident between prudent lenders and insufficient equity – Finance gaps often either at smaller end of market or in complex situations – Equity culture improving, especially in SME sector • ISIF has a strong and varied pipeline…. – Differentiated ISIF can deliver to economy’s investment needs – But … need to maintain commercial discipline – Execute investments directly or through funds / platforms according to competencies and resources required – Total pipeline of € 3.0 billion • Clear multi-year road towards full investment 1 9

  20. A Unique and Challenging Mandate Next sessions today: Progress & Opportunities 2 0

  21. Looking Back What have we done so far?

  22. Rosheen McGuckian Chief Executive Officer

  23. NTR € 250m Wind Fund – Rosheen McGuckian • Onshore wind projects Ireland / UK – we buy, build and operate for lifetime • Long-term yield proposition • Closed February 2016: 6 acquisitions / € 100m equity deployed 6 X Multiplier on ISIF € 35m Crowding Blue Chips Into Ireland “Irish Sovereign” Fund € 250m € 670m + Promoter Irish Mkt € 80m € 200m + 2 3

  24. Robert Gallagher Chief Executive Officer

  25. Activate Capital – Robert Gallagher • A specialist lender to the residential development sector - € 500M of capital available from ISIF and KKR - Financing site acquisition and working capital - Targeting Dublin, Cork, Galway and Limerick - Committed to responding with clarity, consistency and speed • How ISIF assisted - Provided € 325M of senior debt facilities - Committed for long term-8 years - Eligibility Criteria defined upfront - Monies repaid can be recycled in first 6 years • What differentiated ISIF Capital - Deep knowledge of underlying development sector - Practical but challenging in negotiation 2 5

  26. Steve Collins Founder / Chief Technology Officer

  27. Swrve – Steve Collins Real-time mobile marketing automation 20% 37% 89% 2X 9B increase of CTR on hi-res engagement rate open rate for Events Daily push notifications app store rating in-app messages on conversations 1.8B Installs 100K+ Events/sec 2 7

  28. Chris Mairs Principal

  29. Leeds Equity Partners – Chris Mairs Founded in 1993, a leading North American private equity firm focused exclusively on investing in the Knowledge Industries (education, training and information services) • Compelling sector dynamics supported by underlying secular growth • Vast – $3 trillion market • Diverse – Wide spectrum of subsectors and companies • Growing at 2x GDP • Experienced professionals • 12 investment professionals; over 150 years of cumulative principal investing experience • 8 member Board of Advisors, including General Colin Powell, Tim Shriver and Hon. Richard Riley • Domain expertise developed over 20 years of immersion • Better Access to opportunities – Advantaged Sourcing and Closing • Superior Ability to create value – Value Maximization • Shared perspective on double bottom line 2 9

  30. Ciaran McGivern Finance Director

  31. DCU – Ciaran McGivern • About Dublin City University • DCU Campus Development Plan • The Capital Funding Challenge • European Investment Bank • Ireland Strategic Investment Fund • Approach • Structure of Loan Facilities • Outcome for DCU 3 1

  32. Seán Molloy Director of Strategy

  33. Glanbia – Seán Molloy Post Quota Investment Ireland’s #1 Dairy Long-term Major Market ‘Volatility’ Industry Company Opportunities Feature € 235mn (2013-2015) € 100 million ISIF Fund Tailored Specifically to Partnership Sectoral Requirement International First Key Catalyst 3 3

  34. David Raethorne Partner

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