UBS Greater China Conference 2012

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1 9 13 January 2012 Pudong Shangri-la, Shanghai

2 UBS Greater China Conference (GCC) - media briefings As we enter 2012, the prospect of continued economic tightening and faltering global economic growth still looms large. Against this global backdrop, China's ongoing social transformation, and the country's imminent transition in political leadership, will China's leaders chart a new course for its economy? The UBS Greater China Conference, taking place in Shanghai between 9th and 13th January, will address many of the key issues that have the potential to shape China's economy. Now in its 12th year, the Greater China Conference has firmly established itself as the leading China forum in which to discuss the opportunities and challenges facing investors in the region. Last year, more than 2,500 participants, including nearly 1,400 domestic and international investors, attended. While the conference is closed to the media, we are hosting a series of media briefings on 9th and 10th January 2012 at which UBS analysts, economists and bankers will provide insight into a range of topics affecting China's financial markets and economy. Attached is a preliminary program and a list of representatives of UBS who will attend the conference. The number of places available for the media is extremely limited so please let me know if you wish to attend at the earliest opportunity. Best regards, Angel Angel Yeung Corporate Communications, UBS AG, 52/F Two International Finance Centre, 8 Finance Street, Central, HK Tel / (direct); Mobile ; angel.yeung@ubs.com

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4 Preliminary media program* Date: Monday and Tuesday, 9 10 January 2012 Venue: Shanghai room (river wing level 2); Business center room 3 (river wing level 2); Pudong Shangri-la Hotel, Shanghai, 33 Fu Cheng Road, Pudong, Shanghai, China Monday, 9 January 2012 Time Topic and speakers Venue 10:45-11:30 China equities market outlook Nicole YUEN, Head of China Equities 11:30-12:30 Euro debt crisis and China economy Stephane DEO, Head of European Economic Research WANG Tao, Chief China Economist 13:00-14:00 Global asset allocation and China equities strategy CHEN Li, Head of China Equity Strategy 14:30-15:30 China M&A outlook David CHIN, Head of Investment Banking, Asia 14:30-15:30 The challenges of the global commodities sector and the China steel sector Peter HICKSON, Global Basic Materials and Commodities Sector Strategist Hubert TANG, China Steel Sector Analyst 15:30-16:30 On utilities and mining Stephen OLDFIELD, Head of Global and Asian Utilities Research Ghee PEH, Head of Regional Base Metal/Mining Research 15:30-16:30 The potential of China s Internet sector Gary NGAN, Head of HK/China Internet Research Tuesday, 10 January 2012 Time Topic and speakers Venue 10:30-11:30 Drivers and challenges of the insurance sector in Asia & China Bob LEUNG, Regional Head of Insurance Research 11:30-12:30 The banking industry in China LI Yamin, Head of China Financial Sector Research 14:00-15:00 The property sector in China Eva LEE, Head of HK/China Property Research 14:00-15:00 China healthcare sector JI Xuwo, China A-share Healthcare Analyst 16:00-17:00 China consumer sector Spencer LEUNG, China/HK Consumer Analyst *Subject to change, simultaneous translation/consecutive translation will be available

5 Other UBS executives/research analysts attending the UBS Greater China Conference: Paul DONOVAN, Senior Global Economist Alexander FRIEDMAN, Chief Investment Officer, UBS Wealth Management Philip FINCH, Global Banks Sector Strategist Larry HATHEWAY, Chief Economist and Chief Strategist Shoji HIRAKAWA, Chief Japanese Equity Strategist Kris HUANG, Head of China Research Julie HUDSON, Global Head of Sustainability and ESG Research Sir David KING, Senior Science Advisor to UBS CHEN Qi, China Rates Strategist Cameron UMETSU, Senior Japan Economist WANG Yang, China Credit Strategist Cameron UMETSU, Senior Economist for Japan Richard WEI, Head of Asia Transportation Research Duncan WOOLDRIDGE, Chief Asian Economist Kim WRIGHT, Global Real Estate Sector Strategist Atsushi YAMAGUCHI, Senior Analyst, Japan Metal Sector