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Advancing Natural Infrastructure Forum in Canada Natural Infrastructure Financing Thomas Börtzler Chief Innovation Officer Munich Reinsurance Company of Canada Winnipeg, Nov. 14 th, 2018 Image: used under license from Thinkstock

Munich Re Group Reinsurance, Insurance, Asset Management Insurance for insurance companies Insurance companies method of protecting themselves against too great a loss from their operations Reinsurance transaction is an agreement between two or more parties, the reinsured or ceding company and reinsurer The reinsurer agrees to accept a certain fixed share of the reinsured s risk upon terms as set out in the agreement. Established in 1880 Global reach, 30 countries -> 42,000 employees Reinsurance: 31.6bn premium income Insurance: 19.0bn premium income Asset Management: 217.6bn in worldwide assets Image: used under license from shutterstock.com

Reinsurance Munich Re Geo Risks Expertise Munich Re established a natural hazards department in 1974 we have more than 40 years of research More than 25 experienced geoscience experts analyse and evaluate the full spectrum of natural hazards Image: Thinkstock Image: Thinkstock Image: Warren Faidley / Corbis 22 November 2018 3

Climate change - strategic challange and opportunity for Munich Re Climate change requires both adaptation to the adverse effects and mitigation to reduce future impacts Adaptation and prevention to enhance our resilience efforts Mitigation of greenhouse gases to damp economic stress Prospective risk management Risk transfer solutions focused on developing countries (e.g. MCII) Supporting conservation and economic resilience of coral reefs (via The Nature Conservancy) MR Investments into renewable energies Integration of sustainability criteria in our asset strategy Enable new low-carbon technologies via innovative risk transfer solutions, making these technologies more bankable 4

Munich Re risk transfer solutions for renewable energies and new technologies Munich Re provides insurance solutions along the value chain of renewable energies and new technologies. Some cover examples: Solar Performance Guarantee for PV manufacturers PV-Option cover for operators PV-Project cover for investors Performance Guarantee for CSP manufacturers CSP-Delay and Output cover for EPC contractors Wind Serial loss cover for manufacturers and suppliers Offshore logistic delay cover Maintenance cost overrun Solar/Wind/Water Geothermal Coverage of shortage of planned output in running a power plant due to insufficiency of average sunlight / wind / water Cover for Drilling success / exploration risk 5

Insurance evaluating and balancing risk Risk = the possibility of financial loss Traditionally, replacement of what was lost. Image: Thinkstock Indemnity Basis Image: Thinkstock 22 November 2018 6

Alternative models trigger based Image: Weather Network Risk = the possibility of financial loss Remuneration based on very specific evaluation criteria. Example - Flood event for this location, if rainfall >100mm, = potential payout based on defined trigger not on actual loss Parametric Basis Editing footer: Insert > Header & Footer (title of presentation and name of speaker) 22 November 2018 7

What is a Resilience Bond? Resilience Bond Based on a catastrophe bond Trigger based payout (parametric) Explicitly incorporate the risk reduction value of a specific resilience project Two step process Issuer uses models to validate if and how much a resilience project reduces expected losses. This sets the value of the resilience rebate from the reduced cost of coupon payments to investors. These cost savings are then passed on to the bond sponsors which can be used to finance risk reduction investments. 22 November 2018 8

Environmental Impact Bond (EIB) Example: Washington, DC Reducing incidence and volume of combined sewer overflows Performance risk shared amongst DC Water and the investors ( pay for success ) Additional payment of $ 3.3m in case of significant under/-over performance after 5 years 30-year tax exempt municipal bond, proceed from EIB provide up front capital needed $25 million, mandatory tender after 5 years Final report will be reviewed by independent validator Image: Thinkstock Atlanta is considering a similar bond allowing city residents to invest in improving their city. 22 November 2018 9

Risk Reduction and Risk Transfer coupled in one solution Remaining restoration cost Investment amortization Risk reduction effects Resilience Investment yr1 yr2 yr3 yr4 Risk premiums Insurance Coverage Investment in risk reducing measures and risk transfer combined Resilient investment reduces underlying risk Risk-mitigating impact is monetized over the time period via reduced premiums Incentive both for risk-reducing infrastructure and risk transfer resulting in increased community resilience 22 November 2018 10