The document presents Climate Neutral Investments Ltd., a company that provides a climate neutral investing approach. It discusses socially responsible investing and outlines Climate Neutral's concept of researching portfolio carbon emissions and offsetting them through purchasing carbon credits from certified emission reduction projects. The company aims to neutralize the greenhouse gas emissions of investment portfolios while achieving traditional financial returns and positive social and environmental impacts.

1. Climate Neutral Investments - an innovative
Socially Responsible Investing approach
Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.
A Company of South Pole Holding Ltd.
A Presentation to Net Impact
Bangkok, December 2010

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• Socially Responsible Investing : Overview
• The Climate Neutral Concept
• Who We Are
• Contact

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Socially Responsible Investing has many faces
ESG
SRI
Tripple Bottom Line
Ethical Investing
Socially Conscious Investing
Any type of investing that focusses - beyond financial returns -
on the investments‘ ethical implications
Responsible Investing
Venture Philantophy
Community Investing
Faith Based Investing
Sharia Compliance
Merit Making

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Socially Responsible Investing in practice
•ESG Screening (e.g. Best-in-Class)
•Norm-based approach (International Treaties)
•Sector-based exclusions ((Tobacco, Alcohol, Weapons etc)
•Shareholder Engagement (Dialogue, general meetings, action)
•ESG integration (case-by-case)
New: Screening & Offsetting (Climate Neutral Investments)

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The Market is still Niche – but growing fast
• Over the past two years, the Socially Responsible Investments (SRI) market - in
Europe alone - rocketed from EUR 2.5 trillion to EUR 5 trillion. In the US, it grew
from USD 2.7 trillion to USD 3.1 trillion.
• 92% of SRI assets are from Institutional Investors, with 65% from Pension Plans.
• Europe has now 879 SRI funds, grown 40% in one year to EUR 75 bn, the US has
about 250 SRI funds with AUM of USD 316 bn (55 with 12bn in 1995).
• Asia accounts for 2% (USD 10 bn) of the world‘s SRI AuMs.
• Thailand is reported to offer two SRI vehicles and one faith-based fund. Siam
Cement now leader in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index World.
Among all SRI concerns, eco-efficency and climate change rank highest for
investors
Sources: PWC, Booz & Co, ASRIA

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From Niche to Mainstream?
Source: Booz & Co.
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
Europe
US
Asia
Projected Growth in Responsible Investing
In % of Total AUM
2007
2015
•Strongest growth in Asia: Estimated to be > 150% until 2015
•10 years of ASRIA, the new Hang Seng Corporate Sustainability Index Series, DJSI
Asia-Pacific and Korea, interest from pension plans, UN PRI signatories etc.
•Leaders are Japan, Hong Kong and South Korea

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So, why are there not more SRI investors today?
Primary point of hesitation (48%) towards socially responsible
investing is the fear of financial underperformance

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Responsability and Returns – a contradiction?
•Guerard (1997) finds that social screens have no detrimental impact on his quantitative active management strategy.
•Angel and Rivoli (1997) use CAPM-based analysis by Merton to show that the impact of a shareholder boycott on a company's cost of capital is likely to be
small.
•Waddock and Graves (1997)* show a strong relationship between corporation reputation (as defined by the Fortune most-admired list) and ratings of
corporate social responsibility.
•Russo and Fouts (1997)* find that, after adjusting for everything imaginable, companies with better environmental records appear to have better-than-
average returns on assets.
•McWilliams and Siegel (1999) find that many event studies of socially responsible investing have been marred by methodological errors. Their analysis
forced a reassessment of many studies reporting returns to social variables, and put authors of future event studies on notice that considerable care must
be exercised in both study design and data analysis for their findings to be credible.
•Dibartolomeo and Kurtz (1999) analyzes the Domini Index using a multifactor attribution model and and arbitrage pricing theory model. While agreeing with
earlier attribution studies that style effects are generally a wash and that industry effects are important, Dibartolomeo does not agree that there might be an
SRI effect at work. His model finds no unexplained performance.
•Teoh, Welch, and Wazzan (1999)* find that the South Africa boycott, the largest shareholder boycott to date, had minimal impact on South African
securities and securities of U.S. companies doing business in South Africa.
•Dowell, Hart, Yeung (2000)* show that between 1994 and 1997, U.S. multinational corporations with high global environmental standards tended to have
higher price/book ratios than companies adopting local environmental standards, even after adjusting for factors such as industry membership, R&D
intensity, and advertising intensity.
•Stone, Guerard, Gultekin, and Adams (2001) show that the returns of a stock selection model were not harmed by the implementation of social screens for
the 1984-1997 time period.
•Bauer, Koedijk, and Otten (2002)* measure the risk-adjusted performance of 103 German, U.S., and U.K. screened mutual funds for the 1990-2001 time
period, and find no significant differences betwen their returns and those of unscreened funds.
•Guenster, Derwall, Bauer, and Koedijk (2005)* find that Innovest environmental ratings have a significant relationship with both firm valuation and operating
results.
•Barber (2006)* finds that CalPERS' corporate governance initiatives created over $3 bn in shareholder wealth from 1992-2004.
• Hong and Kacperczyk (2006) show that tobacco stocks have outperformed market averages for decades, and demonstrate that this is true even after
accounting for market risk, size, and valuation effects.
•Edmans (2007)* finds that stocks of firms on Fortune magazine's '100 Best Companies to Work For' list outperformed market averages, even after
accounting for market risk, size, momentum, and style effects.
•Statman and Glushkov (2008)* confirm Hong and Kacperczyk's findings on sin stocks.
Studies show that responsible investments deliver the same or better
returns – and they show the contrary…

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• Socially Responsible Investing : Overview
• The Climate Neutral Concept
• Who We Are
• Contact

10. Climate Change – The Biggest Challenge of Our Times
Source: Lüthi et al. 2008, cited in 2010 World Development Report, World Bank

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We make your client’s current investment emission neutral
A stock owner is also responsible for the emission of the company to the extent of
his/her holding.
Source. Climate Neutral Investments
We research and
calculate the carbon
emissions of each
position to create a
Portfolio Carbon
Assessment.
The value of the carbon
assessment is then offset
with the purchase of our
internationally certified
Carbon Credits.

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Institutions
Managed Funds
The Climate Neutral Concept: Our Clients
Private Wealth
We consult private clients directly or via advisors. We work to place carbon credits in
projects that match each client’s sustainability priorities and objectives. Individuals are
given the opportunity to visit the projects which they have chosen to sponsor with their
carbon credits.
We work with asset management firms to create and maintain updated Portfolio Carbon
Assessments, while handling the mechanical aspects of offsetting via the purchase and
sale of carbon credits. We also provide communications training and help in crafting a
marketing message.
We work with institutions to offset the carbon generated by their directly held public
and private investments, as well as on a look-through basis for assets managed by
outside investors.

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The investor decides to invest climate friendly, we take care of the rest
Portfolio
CO2
Climate Neutral
Investments
Regular Option
Emission
Offsets from
Certified
Projects
CO2
The
Climate Neutral
Option
orInvestor
Source. Climate Neutral Investments

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• For every ton of prevented greenhouse gas emissions - for example by replacing fossil
energies with renewable energy - the emission saving entity receives a reduction
certificate
• This certificate can be sold to companies and individuals who want to reduce their own
emission footprint
• The buyer, with these certificates, offsets his/her own emissions
• This mechanism incentivizes emission reducing investments in developing countries. It
enables progress in a climate-friendly framework.
• Positive effects other than the reduction of CO2 include technology transfer, knowledge
transfer, job creation, education, improved economic conditions and social and
political stability
The climate neutral investment buys certified carbon credits: A robust and
sustainable solution to environmental & social challenges
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.

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Investor chooses from our Greenhouse Gas Emission Reduction Projects and
benefits from measurable Environmental & Social Returns
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.
CO2
Waste water treatment ,Thailand, Reduction: 90,000 tCO2e / Year
• Technology and knowledge transfer with high replication potential
• Creation of new jobs for locals and improvement of living conditions
• Replacement of fossil fuels and contribution to energy savings
• Improvement of water quality
offset
Choose from over 35 Thai and over 160 worldwide certified projects
• This example project reduces 90k tCO2e /Year, while significantely improving living
conditions in the area.
• Thai investors have now the opportunity to - de-facto - buy green electricity.
• The project delivers 18 Million kwh/ year - enough for as many people as living in the
province Phuket.
• Positive effects other than the reduction of CO2 include technology transfer, knowledge
transfer, job creation, education, improved economic conditions and social and
political stability.

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Investor chooses personalized Emission-Reduction & Social Impact Report
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.
We welcome you in
person to„your“
greenhouse gas
emission-reduction
project!

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Where we are at in Europe/ US
• Sharpen the sustainable and responsible profile of your house
- CSR
- Employee engagement
• Engage in dialogue with clients and stakeholders over social and environmental
issues
- Important new topic
- Transaction trigger
• Strengthen emotional ties with clients and stakeholders
- New Business Development
- Client retention
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.

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How to position this in Thailand?
Suggestions
•Create shareholder value through CSR measures,
reporting and disclosures
•Benefit from governmental incentive mechanisms
•Take responsibility for external environmental costs of
business

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• Socially Responsible Investing : Overview
• The Climate Neutral Concept
• Who We Are
• Contact

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South Pole Partnership: A steep success story
Number of Employees
Minority investment from
BP Alternative Energy
Office Jakarta
Office Beijing
Office Bangkok
Office Mexico City
Office Johannesburg
Office Taipei
Office Istanbul
Office New Delhi
Office Hanoi
2006 2007 2008 2009
Minority
investment from
Corisol AG
2010
Founding of
Climate Neutral
Investments Ltd.
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.
Office Zurich

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South Pole
Projects all
around the
globe
South Pole – Rapidly Growing Portfolio Of Projects
Broad project
pipeline
• Over 160 contracted projects in over 20 countries with a total volume of
more than 60 million tonnes of CO2 (tCO2e) until 2012
– ~50% are CDM projects
– ~50% are Gold Standard projects
• Projects in advanced negotiations with roughly 30 million tCO2e until 2012
Most important
project types
• Renewable Energy
(Biomass, Hydro, Wind, Geothermal)
• Waste Treatment (liquid and solid)
• Energy Efficiency
• Reduction of Waste Gas
(Oil, Gas and Chemical Industries)
• Forestry
• Programmatic Approach (PoAs)
Source: South Pole Carbon Asset Management Ltd.

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Your Investment can make the difference! Let us show you
how.
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.

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South Pole Holding Ltd.
Renat Heuberger
CEO
Phone: +41 43 501 35 50
r.heuberger@southpolecarbon.com
Ingo Puhl
Partner, Bangkok
Phone: +66 86 778 28 869
i.puhl@southpolecarbon.com
Climate Neutral
Investments Ltd.
Dr. Maximilian Horster
CEO
Phone: +41 78 613 7291
m.horster@southpolecarbon.com
This marketing communication is issued by Climate Neutral Investments Ltd. It is intended for professional clients only and should not be relied upon by retail clients. While Climate Neutral
Investments uses reasonable efforts to obtain information from sources which it believes to be reliable, Climate Neutral Investments makes no representation or warranty as to the
accuracy, reliability or completeness of the information. The marketing communication is intended merely to highlight issues, and not to be comprehensive or to provide advice. Should you
have any queries on the issues reported here, please contact one of your regular contacts at Climate Neutral Investments
Registered office: c/o South Pole Carbon Asset Management Ltd., Technoparkstrasse 1, CH-8005 Zurich, +41 43 501 35 59 www.Southpolecarbon.com
© Copyright 2010. Climate Neutral Investments Ltd. All rights reserved.
• 14 years experience in climate change
policy
• MD of 550 ppm
• World Bank and International Energy
Agency
• Founder of South Poles Thailand Office
• 4 years investment management with
Capital Group Companies in North
America, Asia and Europe
• Equity and Fixed Income research accross
industries
• Relationship responsibilities to institutional
investors
• 9 years experience in the carbon market
• Closed CDM contracts worth >100 mill EUR
• Managing director and co-founder
of myclimate in 2002
• Finalist of the Swiss Social
Entrepreneur Awards 2005
Contacts

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Who We Are: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.
•Replace the use of fossil fuel
energy with renewable energies
•Encourage technology and
knowledge transfer from the
developed to the developing world
•Foster local job creation and
improved educational standards
•Support the improvement of local
economic conditions and social and
political stability
Our Sustainability Objectives
We neutralize the
greenhouse gas
emissions of
investment portfolios
• We are a partner of South Pole Holding Ltd, a pioneer
and market leader in emission offsetting.
• Our team has a broad mix of experience from the
worlds of finance, consultancy and NGOs.
• We are partnered with well respected thought-
leaders in the green and business communities.
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.

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The Resultant Portfolio: The Best of Both Worlds
Financial Performance
Environmental/SocialPerformance
Traditional Portfolios -
High Financial Returns
- No Social
Responsibility Criteria
Ethical Portfolios -
Focus on green/social
Criteria. Returns
potentially
compromised
Climate Neutral
Investments –
traditional Financial
Returns – Zero
Emissions – Social
Impact
Source: Climate Neutral Investments Ltd.