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SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT SDG Evolution Flexibel (balanced fund) Mayence Fair Value Bond Fund (fixed income fund) Absolute Return-Strategies with european focus Suitable for conservative investors As


  1. SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT SDG Evolution Flexibel (balanced fund) Mayence Fair Value Bond Fund (fixed income fund) Absolute Return-Strategies with european focus Suitable for conservative investors As at December 2 nd 2019 Only for professional investors. No delivery to private investors. 1

  2. ESG PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT Agenda Overview of Sustainable Investments • Investment Process of ESG Portfolio Management GmbH • Investment Solutions: Our Funds • Summary • Contact • Attachments • 2

  3. ESG & SDG SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT ESG – Environmental, Social, Governance SDG – Sustainable Development Goals 2015 introduced by UN as „Agenda 2030“. 193 countries promised to work for these 17 goals: 3

  4. Sustainable Investments Selecting corporations and countries with high positive Investments influence our SDG impact increases the environment and economy. portfolios‘ SDG impact. Selecting issuers with high We expect - beginning 2019 - ESG qualities reduces the the regulatory requirement negative impact and the risk to report ESG qualities and of investments. CO 2 -emissions Constructing sustainable Certifications for sustainability portfolios requires special such as UN PRI reporting and research, compliance to FNG-Siegel are gaining standards and dedicated importance investment processes 4

  5. ESG in Germany – Sustainable Investments Sustainable Strategies in Germany (in bn. Euro) Source: Forum nachhaltige Geldanlagen FNG, Study 2019 5

  6. ESG in Germany – Sustainable Investments Funds and Mandates (in bn. Euro) Source: Forum nachhaltige Geldanlagen FNG, Study 2019 6

  7. Development of Sustainable Investments 2006 1898 2016 Impact-Investing is Founding of 2000 Introduction of SDG: Friends Fiduciary endorsed by Pension funds in Norway 2010 193 countries agree to with sustainable Rockefeller- and U.S.A commit to endowment 17 goals and 169 sub- investment Harvard starts sustainability goals guidelines Initiative for responsible investments (IRI) 2006 1986 Foundation of UN PRI Nuclear desaster in (Principles for 2009 2018 Tschernobyl Responsible Investing Bloomberg Founding ESG Portfolio Signatories‘ AuM: 4 tn. $ integrates significant 2012 Management GmbH 2001 sustainability news Morgan Stanley starts and ESG data Fondation: FNG the Investing with Forum Impact Platform (IIP) Nachhaltiger Geldanlagen e.V. 7

  8. ESG Portfolio Management GmbH SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT Focusing on Issuers Strict Exclusion Positive Impact High ESG Qualities Aiming for with low CO 2 - Criteria for Solutions towards Performance also of all portfolio emissions selecting the SDGs in difficult market positions corporations and environment using countries active risk management 8

  9. ESG Portfolio Management GmbH SUSTAINABLE INVESTMENTS WITH HIGH ESG-QUALITY AND POSITIVE SDG-IMPACT Positive Impact Solutions High ESG Qualities Strict Exclusion Criteria Low CO 2 -emissions Active Risk Management SDG Evolution Flexibel Mayence Fair Value Bond Fonds Conservative balanced fund Conservative fixed income fund Equity weighting: average 30 percent Average credit rating min. BBB Majority in European corporations with high credit quality Selective investments in impact bonds Prudent portfolio construction Risk reduction with Put-options. 9

  10. SDG Impact Measurement for SDG Evolution Flexibel 41.4% 17.3% 16.0% 2.4% 2.0% Source: MSCI ESG, December 2 nd 2019, own calculations 10

  11. Example Impact Bond: 2,25% Xylem INC. 2023 very positive Impact for SDG 6 Source: http://www.xylem.com • Xylem INC. is a designer, manufacturer and service provider for water and wastewater applications • The company addresses the full-cycle of water from collection, distribution and return to the environment • In February 2019 Xylem INC. received an ESG Rating upgrade to AAA from MSCI ESG. The reasons have been the further reduction of waste and the increasing focus on research and development of new products Both funds of ESG Portfolio Management invested in this bond 11

  12. Example: Impact Equity: Novo Nordisk A/S Very positive Impact for 2 of the 17 SDGs Source: https://www.novonordisk.com/research-and-development.html • Global pharmaceutical company with focus on Diabetes (Insulin supply) • Novo Nordisk understands the SDGs as opportunities and uses them for orientation and implements them in their business strategy and processes • (https://www.novonordisk.com/sustainable-business/performance-on-tbl/more-about-how-we-work-and- report/the-sustainable-development-goals.html) The fund SDG Evolution Flexibel is invested in this equity 12

  13. Example: Green Bond: 1,1% NRW 2034 Very positive Impact for 6 of the 17 SDGs Source: https://www.nachhaltigkeit.nrw.de/fileadmin/download/nrw-nachhaltigkeitsstrategie_broschuere.pdf • 15-year green bond of the state Nordrhein-Westfalen, volume EUR 2,25 bn. • The sustainability strategy of NRW includes goals like social fairness, alternative energy, climate protection and sustainable public transport • Moody‘s Aa1, S&P AA -, Fitch AAA • Issuance at March 6th 2019 at 99,835 (Swap + 10), price October 15 th 2019: 113.17 (Swap - 1) Boths funds of ESG Portfolio Management invested in this bond 13

  14. Example Impact Bond: 7,25% Hylea Group S.A. 2022 very positive Impact for 6 of the 17 SDGs Source: imug Source: http://www.hylea1884.com/de/ • Founded 1884, since 1919 trading with brazil nuts of highest quality • Hylea protects ca. 10 Mio. ha. rainforests, as brazil nut trees only grow within intact rainforests. • Hylea established it‘s own marketing brand and integrates end consumers into the value chain. • Healthy margins enable Hylea to pay high wages and to invest in local schools and infrastructure. Both funds of ESG Portfolio Management invested in this bond 14

  15. Example Impact Bond: 5,75% Deutsche Lichtmiete 2023 Very positive Impact for 3 of 17 SDG‘s Source: http://www.lichtmiete.de • Deutsche Lichtmiete AG offers energy efficient rental LED lights • Energy savings exceed rental costs • Significant clients like Unilever, Clariant, Knorr-Bremse and Saint-Gobain • Deutsche Lichtmiete received the Deutschen Exzellenzpreis award in 2018 and 2019 The bond fund invested in Deutsche Lichtmiete 2023 15

  16. Example ESG Risks: Vale, January 25th 2019 Tailings dam collapse of the mining company Vale near the brazilian town of Brumadinho 300 persons died Pollution of surrounding water Source: Der Spiegel, February 8 th 2019 16

  17. Our ESG rating provider MSCI ESG assigned Vale a weak B rating even before the tailing dam collapse As the minimum ESG rating of our investments is BBB, we did not own any Vale bonds or equity Source: MSCI ESG, January 30 th 2019 17

  18. Quantitative Credit Rating Models including ESG factors Source: https://www.bwi.uni-stuttgart.de/abt3/files/forschung/Forschungsbericht-1-19-Klein.pdf 18

  19. Carbon Footprint is relevant for credit quality Quantitative Credit Rating Models including ESG factors Source: MSCI ESG Research: “ The Greenhouse Gas Mitigation Strategy Score (ranging from 0 to 10) is calculated based on the combination of the three mitigation data points: 1) Use of cleaner sources of energy: This data point indicates our assessment of how aggressively the company has sought to mitigate its carbon emissions through the use of cleaner sources of energy such as solar, wind, geothermal, co-generation, or natural gas in place of oil or coal. 2) Energy consumption management and operational efficiency enhancements. This data point indicates our assessment of how aggressively the company has sought to mitigate its carbon emissions by managing energy consumption and improving the energy efficiency of its operations. 3) CDP disclosure: This data point indicates whether the company reports its carbon emissions to the CDP. Possible values: 'Yes' or 'No’. “ Source: https://www.bwi.uni-stuttgart.de/abt3/files/forschung/Forschungsbericht-1-19-Klein.pdf 19

  20. We use the model for screening and simulations  Module 6: Quantitative credit rating models including ESG factors Source: Bloomberg, MSCI ESG, ESG Portfolio Management 20

  21. The exclusions of our funds are extensive and strict: We control our exclusions with ESG Screen 17 (www.screen17.com) Corporates are excluded when they operate in the areas: Weapon production Nuclear energy Coal or fracking Oil sands Companies are excluded when they generate more than five percent of sales in the areas: alcohol, gaming, pornography, oil, tobacco, gene technology or animal testing Countries are excluded when they are involved in Severe controversies, death penalty, conflicting human rights, corruption (source: Transparency International), or conflicting with non-proliferation treaty, authoritarian regime (source: Freedom House Ranking) 21

  22. Exclusions: Considering unwanted consequences Example 1: Example 2: Reduce carbon-emissions – Investments No tobacco in utilities are not allowed Question: Do you use heating in a cold Question: What about supermarkets? winter? Possible solution: Possible solution: No investment, if the company generates Only invest in utilities with highest more than five percent of sales with energy efficiency and best filter tobacco technology 22

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