1. GLOBAL VISION CREDIT
FUNDADVISED BY CAVENHAM CAPITAL LIMITED and SERAPHIM ASSET MANAGEMENT LLP
HIGH RISK ADJUSTED RETURNS
IN GLOBAL CREDIT
March 2016
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ISIN: KYG3935W1309 SEDOL: BYYQ3C4

2. Fund Overview
Global Vision aims at equity style returns by targeting mispriced credit instruments.
 Our focus: high yield and EM special situations
Main investment themes will be cornered around the following:
 Idiosyncratic risk – deep fundamental analysis
 Low market correlation
 No leverage
 Asymmetric risk profile (market price dislocations discounting lower recovery values)
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3. Source: Bank for International Settlements – presentation by Claudio Borio 10 February 2016
Interest rates sink as debt soars
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More debt is not a substitute for demand!
Macro Overview
 High and rising debt levels are not delivering economic growth – growth is stalled or declining
 Central banks are fully engaged at the zero bound and are having to adopt increasingly aggressive unorthodox policy
 QE/money printing appear to have lost potency and effectiveness
 The traditional channel of bank lending is unable to transmit monetary stimulus effectively

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 Markets are progressively replacing banks as a source of funding for companies - surge in USD denominated credit
to non-banks outside the United States
 However the traditional marketmakers are unable to provide liquidity due to restrictive regulations
Where does this lead?
Price of Assets within the remit of Central Banks inflated : underlying risks not factored in
Increasing levels of defaults in the asset classes out of the remit of CBs: over USD 1trn debt globally
pricing a 50% default probability over the 5 year term (over 1000 bps spread)
EM credit highly sensitive to US monetary policy and commodity cycles
Poor liquidity increases market volatility

5. Opportunities and Capital Allocation
Full consideration of market risks offers the opportunity to participate in recovery at the most
senior level of the capital structure taking advantage of price dislocation and market volatility
Alpha will be generated by special situations with low market correlation:
 Systemically important corporations hit by adverse cyclicality or political risk
 Traditionally good businesses with an unsustainable capital structure
 Established exporters in weak economies
 Best in class corporates within distressed sectors
Returns will be sought with no or very low use of leverage
Buying assets with low dollar prices reduces downside risk
We prioritise capital preservation by pursuing asymmetric trades with limited downside
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6. Advantages of our approach
 Downside protection and safety in lower dollar prices
 Claim is on real assets – distress brings the underlying real asset closer
 Versatility: entry and exit is easier for a smaller fund without moving market
 Investable universe of assets is larger for a smaller fund
Discipline in focusing on specific, high value added situations
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7. Investment Process
Macro Overlay
•Identify where we are in the
cycle and assess visibility
•Identify technical market
drivers such as liquidity and
sentiment
Fundamental Research
Comprehensive
assessment of
individual risks
•Business Drivers
•Industry Dynamics
•Management
•Country Risk
•Financial Metrics
Portfolio Construction
Top down and bottom-up
factors both drive the optimal
allocation of capital
•Diversification Targets
•Beta Objectives
•Issuer Weights
•Portfolio Liquidity
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8. Trade - example
Samarco Mineracoes bonds 4.125% 2022 (US$1bn outstanding)
 Brazilian iron ore producer
 Top 10 exporter
 50% owned by BHP Billion / 50% by Vale
 2014 revenues: US$2.7bn 2014 net profit: US$1bn
 November 2015 – Tragic dam accident in Minas Gerais – 17 fatalities
Bonds traded down to 35% of face value – 22% yield (December 2015/January 2016)
 Extensive action taken by Fund to recover environmental damage
 Full support from shareholders
 2 March – deal reached with Brazilian government to create US$5bn restoration fund
Bonds traded up to 60% of face value (March 2016)
 Difficult to imagine that Vale and BHP could do anything other than support Samarco in every
way, including financially
 Underlying fundamentals extremely strong
 Cash to pay all obligations for years – despite disaster recovery costs
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9. Bruce Goodwin
Bruce (56) is a highly experienced emerging
market trader and portfolio manager, with a
strong all-round skill-set and global macro
perspective.
Bruce is a veteran of the credit markets
beginning his career in 1982 with SG Warburg
& Co. He moved to Chemical Bank in 1994 and
was a leading trader within the emerging
market debt team at Chase Manhattan,
following its merger with Chemical Bank in
1996.
In 1999 he became a founding partner of Hydra
Capital, a distressed debt hedge fund focused
on emerging markets. In 2001 he joined Credit
Suisse in a proprietary trading role, profitably
navigating the Argentine crisis and the
recovery in Russia.
In 2003 he returned to the buy side as a fund
manager at Cavenham Capital, and at Armored
Wolf where he was Portfolio Manager from
2009 to 2011. In addition from 2007 to 2015
Bruce managed Global Vision’s USD special
situations fund (the predecessor to the existing
fund). Bruce delivered a profitable
performance in 2008 during the most difficult
period of the 2008-09 financial crisis.
Luca Villanti
Luca (43) is a highly experienced accountant and credit
analyst, with a strong background in high yield debt.
He started his career as a chartered accountant in Italy
advising SMEs on M&A and general corporate finance.
Luca advised several leading Italian companies in the
pharmaceutical, energy and luxury goods sectors.
In 2000 he moved abroad working as credit manager
for the international division of Intesa Sanpaolo, the
third largest banking group in Europe, arranging
bilateral and syndicate lending facilities for several
large Scandinavian and UK corporates.
Over the past 8 years Luca ran the High Yield and
Distressed portfolio for the proprietary desk of Allied
Irish Banks. The approach used to trade corporate
credit was based on fundamentals complemented
with an attentive consideration of macro
developments.
Through 2008, Luca achieved a zero default rate on his
long positions.
Luca is a chartered accountant in Italy and holds a
degree in Economics and Business Administration
from University of Rome, La Sapienza.
Adam Cleary
Adam (42) is a highly experienced investment manager
and entrepreneur, with a strong background in credit
analysis and a deep knowledge of emerging markets
and the dynamics of distressed debt in that context.
Adam started his career at Intercapital Securities in
London in 1995, broking emerging market debt in the
wake of the 1994 Mexican crisis. In 1997 Adam joined
Kleinwort Benson Limited, latterly Dresdner Bank, as a
proprietary trader on the emerging market desk,
where was involved in buying and restructuring
distressed bonds and loans following the Russian and
Asian crises in 1998-99. In 2000, he moved to Mizuho
Securities in a similar role in London before relocating
to the Hong Kong office in 2001. In 2003, Adam
joined ING Bank NV in London as Director of Emerging
Market Debt Research, heading a team of 5 analysts
covering Russia and CIS.
In 2005, Adam founded Cavenham Capital Limited,
where he established a specialist hedge fund focused
on frontier emerging market equities. In addition to
supporting the Global Vision Credit Fund Adam
continues to act as Chief Investment Officer of
Cavenham Capital Limited advising a number of
managed accounts focused on emerging market debt
and global macro.
Adam has a Masters in Economic History and a
BSc(Economics) from the London School of Economics.
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10. GLOBAL VISION Performance since inception (Bruce Goodwin)
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GV Performance vs Emerging Markets Credit Index
EMBIV Index BG - Global Vision BG - Armoured Wolf*
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GV Performance vs SPX 500
SPX Index BG - Global Vision BG - Armoured Wolf*
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
LV up to 2013* vs SPX 500
SPX Index LV
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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
LV up to 2013* vs Markit Eur High Yield Index
Markit Iboxx Eur HY Index LV
* Data presented are indicative only since they refer to unaudited management accounts from Allied Irish Banks.
Performance since inception (Luca Villanti)

11. Summary
• Large market opportunity
• Specialised fund focused on distressed credit
• Experienced managers with complementary expertise and a track record of outperformance
through the cycle
• High risk adjusted returns
• Rigorous risk management framework
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12. The Fund is advised by 2 established UK FCA regulated investment management firms:
Seraphim Asset Management LLP is an asset management and advisory firm
specialising in bespoke investment solutions for high net worth individuals,
sophisticated investors and financial institutions. Seraphim is an appointed
representative of Met Facilities LLP, which
is regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
Founded in 2005 to advise clients on emerging market investments,
Cavenham Capital Limited is an investment management firm based in
London and regulated by the UK Financial Conduct Authority.
Investment advisors:
Appendix
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13. The Fund is supported by strong partners and service providers:
Global Prime Partners is a multi-award winning financial services firm based
in London that provides prime brokerage, execution, clearing and custody
services to hedge funds, broker-dealers, asset managers, family offices and
professional traders. GPP is regulated by the FCA.
Trinity is a leading fund administrator with offices in Dublin, Cyprus, the
Cayman Islands, New York and Brazil. Trinity is regulated by the Central Bank
of Ireland and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority.
Baker Tilly (Cayman) Ltd. is a leading firm of Chartered Accountants and
Auditors in the Cayman Islands, and is a member of the Baker Tilly
International group.
Service providers
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