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FPI INVESTMENTS - IL&FS SECURITIES SERVICES LTD.

Broad Economic Outlook About IL&FS 3 5 AGENDA About IL&FS Ltd. 7 IL&FS Offering For Foreign Investors 9 FPI Regime 11 Operational Process 15 WHY IL&FS Ltd. 21

BROAD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

POPULATION GDP GROWTH RATE BENEFICIAL ACCOUNT HOLDER (NSDL) 14.00 13.50 13.00 12.50 12.00 11.50 11.00 in Million(number) 2011-12 2012-13 2013-14 Apr 13 - Dec. 13 Apr 14 - Dec. 14 INDIA GROWTH STORY One of the fastest growing economies in the world ~ GDP Annual Growth Rate 7% Robust savings ~ over 22,000 INR Billion Huge potential for growth/greater penetration particularly in BROAD ECONOMIC OUTLOOK INIDA LABOR FORCE PARTICIPATION RATE many sectors, particularly infrastructure, consumer products, financial services Financial inclusion policy drive of the Indian Government. FII/FPI Investments - Strong buyers of Indian equities over past few years Source: www.tradingeconomics.com & www.sebi.gov.in

ABOUT IL&FS

IL&FS Financials (INR Million) Description 2013 2014 2015 Equity Capital 1,168 1,181 1,312 Net-worth 27,433 38,669 50,000* Corporate Profile Infrastructure Financial Services Ports Power Transportation BUSINESS SUMMARY Detailed Financials at: http://www.ilfsindia.com/financials.aspx?id=8&cid=2 *approximate figure Shareholders Summary Central Bank of India, 7.67 Housing Dev. Finance Corpn. Ltd., 9.02 Abu Dhabi Investment Authority, 12.56 State Bank of India, 6.42 ILFS Employee Trust & Others, 13.77 India Discovery Fund, 0.86 Life Insurance Corporation of India, 25.34 Orix Corporation, Japan, 23.54 UTI-Unit Linked Insurance Plan UTI Asset Management Co Pvt Ltd, 0.82 Founded in 1988, Institutional Pedigree with Global shareholders IL&FS has a Net-worth of Rs 38.66 billion and a total asset base of more than Rs 123 Billion Has business interests in diverse sectors, such as infrastructure, financial services, ports, power, private equity and transportation Exclusive linkages with external stakeholders including the government

ABOUT IL&FS SECURITIES (ISSL)

Products & Services Product & Services Offering Depositary Services Additional Services Escrow Management Shareholders IL&FS Employee Welfare Trust, 9.01 (Mr Vibhav Kapoor, Mr Ramesh C Bawa & Mr K Ramchand), 0 ORIX Corporation, Japan, 4.75 Croupier Prive Mauritius, 5 IL&FS & Others 81.24 BUSINESS SUMMARY Loan Against Share Summary Clearing Equity / Debt / Derivatives * Designated Depositary Participant FPI Securities Lending & Borrowing * Custodial Services National Pension Scheme Fund Accounting Loan book administration Broking Back-Office outsourcing Trustee Services IL&FS Ltd (ISSL) is the subsidiary of IL&FS, part owned by Foreign Investors ISSL is having a custody presence in India for more than 17 years ISSL is the largest Professional Clearing Member in India (for Equity Derivatives). ISSL is the largest clearer for the Stock Lending and Borrowing (SLB) segment in India Strong systems and IT resources in-house Leader in domestic Hedge Funds (end to end services custody/clearing/fund accounting/trustee)

IL&FS OFFERING FOR FOREIGN INVESTORS

WE OFFER YOU END-TO-END SOLUTIONS Foreign Portfolio Investment Foreign Direct Investment Foreign Venture Funds In-House Expertise PAN Processing Demat Account Domestic Trustee Escrow Services Custody Derivatives Clearing Stock Lending Global Fund Services Our Partner Eco-system Broking Partners We work with all leading brokers including Algo / HFT specialists Legal / Tax Advisory To cater to your global fund structuring as well as India taxation advisory CPA Partners Local CPA is mandatory, you can appoint from our panel or your own CPA Portfolio Advisory Looking for Indian Markets expertise we can introduce Advisors to you Banking Partners We work with leading domestic and foreign banks for your Banking needs FOREIGN INVESTOR OFFERINGS ISSL already has a critical mass of FPI clients across geographies. We understand your need for fast turn-around for your India registration and account setups. We have created a comprehensive eco-system of services to create a seamless experience for You!

FPI REGIME

FPI Eligibility : The Applicants Items Features description Is a person not resident in India Is a resident of a country whose securities market regulators is a signatory to SEBI MoU/IOSCO s MMoU Is resident of a country meeting FATF requirements If being a Bank, should be resident of a country whose Central Bank is a member of the Bank for International Settlements SEBI Registration, Fees Custody A/c PAN No. / CA Bank A/c Demat Mandatory; Due diligence and registration will be done by Designated Depository Participant (DDP). USD 1000 per year fee for Cat II, USD 100 fee for Cat III Mandatory Mandatory to obtain PAN Card, file tax returns in India Foreign currency + INR account allowed One per Depository allowed FPI REGIME Is not a Non Resident Indian (NRI) Brokers Multiple trading members allowed, order placement directly with Brokers Is legally permitted to invest in Securities outside his country Is authorized by its MoA & AoA (or equivalent document) Investment s Types Listed securities only permitted; Infra bonds allowed in unlisted also Equity, Mutual Funds Debt (Government, Corporate) Equity, Currency and Interest Rate Derivatives Has sufficient experience, good track record, is professionally competent, financially sound generally good reputation of fairness and integrity Does not have a opaque structure (protected / segregated cell company or similar where ultimate beneficial owners are ring fenced from each another) Investment Limits Taxation ODI/Pnotes Investment in the Equity Shares of a Company by a Single FPI or a Group of FPIs shall be < 10% of the Issued Capital of the Company. Government Debt: USD 31 Bn, Corporate Debt USD 50 Bn Separate position limits in the Derivatives Standard tax rates for all categories, no TDS Categories I and II FPIs may issue, subscribe to or otherwise deal in ODIs FPI Categories Government and Government related foreign investors such as Foreign Central Banks, Governmental Agencies, Sovereign Wealth Funds International/ Multilateral Organizations/ Agencies Regulated broad based funds such as Mutual Funds, Investment Trusts, Insurance Regulated entities such as Banks, Asset Management Companies, Investment Managers/Advisors, Portfolio Managers etc. Broad based funds whose investment manager is appropriately regulated University Funds and Pension Funds All other eligible foreign investors not eligible under Category I and II such as Endowments, Charitable Societies/Trust, Foundations Corporate Bodies Trusts Individuals Family Offices III II I

Equity Debt Derivatives Shares, Debentures and Warrants, listed or to be listed (both Primary / Secondary) - Units of domestic Mutual Fund Schemes, whether listed or not - Units of schemes floated by a Collective Investment Scheme - Derivatives traded on a recognized Stock Exchange - Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs) - Other instruments as permitted from time to time - Dated Government Securities - Commercial Papers issued by an Indian Company - Rupee denominated Credit Enhanced Bonds - Security Receipts issued by Asset Reconstruction Companies - Perpetual Debt instruments and debt capital instruments, as specified by RBI from time to time - Non Convertible Debentures / Bonds issued by an Indian Company in the Infrastructure sector - Non Convertible Debentures / Bonds issued by NBFCs categorized as Infrastructure Finance Company by RBI - Rupee denominated bonds or units issued by Infrastructure Debt Funds - Such other instruments specified by SEBI from time to time - Equity - Interest Rate - Currency FPI REGIME FEATURES: INVESTMENT TYPES

India FPI/FII Net Investments - INR Million Equity Debt Total 2008-09 (477,060) 18,950 (458,110) 2009-10 1,102,210 324,380 1,426,580 2010-11 1,101,210 363,170 1,464,380 2011-12 437,380 499,880 937,260 FPI / FII INVESTMENT DETAILS 2012-13 1,400,330 283,340 1,683,670 2013-14 797,090 (280,600) 516,490 2014-15 1,113,330 1,661,270 2,774,610 2015-16 (296,960) 75,590 (221,370)

OPERATIONAL PROCESS

Overseas Bank A/c Remittance Funding Start PAN KYC / FPI Registration Bank A/c CP Code (EQ) DP A/c CP Code (Der) 14 Days 3 Days 5 Days 3 Days I: ACCOUNT OPENING FLOW Trading A/c 2 Days Orders Custodian would facilitate the entire account opening process Expected timelines for entire setup and go live are about 1 month

Individuals Proof of Identity (Passport mandatory) Proof of Address Bank Proof Bank Letter PAN Non-Individuals Constitutive Documents (MoA, Trust Deed, Partnership Deed) Certificate of Incorporation Regulatory Affiliation details Proof of Address Bank Account Details Bank Letter stating satisfactory relationship (Cat III only). Board Resolution stating that entity is allowed to invest Shareholding details and Ultimate Beneficiaries # Details Financials Senior Management Credentials / Photo Authorized Signatories Details PAN II: KNOW YOUR CLIENT This is an indicative list. Exact KYC details to be consulted with Custodian at the time of account opening # Natural person or persons who ultimately own, control or influence a client and / or persons on whose behalf a transaction is being conducted. It also includes those persons who exercise ultimate effective control over a legal person or arrangement (>25% in case of Companies & > 15% in case of other entities) For PAN card application: In case of non-individual entities, the certificate of incorporate must be counselarized from Indian Embassy. Rest all supporting documents are to be notarized / attested by Banks

Foreign Portfolio Investor.. Broker 1 Broker 2 Broker 3 Broker 4 Exchanges Multi-Broker Setting MF Investments IPO / Buy-back / Primary Debt Custodian Equity/Debt/Derivatives Clearing & Settlement Bank A/c Demat A/c AMC/Company III: ORDER MANAGEMENT & CLEARING Equity is settled on T+2 basis MF Redemptions are settled on T+1 basis Government Debt is settled T+1 basis Corporate Debt is settled on T+0 / T+1 basis FPI can make use of Stock Lending and Borrowing segment to manage any short sales.

Item Description Derivatives Initial Margins Extreme loss margin/ Exposure Margin MTM Equity Cash Segment Margins As per the exchange, and levied on all Category of clients. ISSL shall raise an alert when the initial margin reached 70% of the trading limits set by ISSL and make a margin call on the utilization reaching 80% (In manual acceptance mode of trade) As per Exchange USD INR - 1% of MTM value of gross open position IRF - 0.50% of value of the gross open positions Equity F&O- Index options and Index futures contracts - 3% Option contracts & Futures Contract on individual Securities - The higher of 5% or 1.5 standard deviation of the notional value of gross open position in futures on individual securities and gross short open positions in options on individual securities in a particular underlying. MTM adjusted on EOD positions & debited from Collaterals For Cat I & II clients, there are no margin levied to the brokers, as these are considered institutional Trades. For Cat III (Individual /Corp) margin will be levied on brokers for T day Margin will be levied on the Custodian from T1 basis therefore Custodian will have to make payments (funds & securities) on T1 basis for all Categories Corporate Bonds Government Securities Cash Can purchase via the PD/Banks Convert into Demat A/C of FPI Place as collateral - PCM/DDP IV: EXCHANGE MARGINS & DERIVATIVES CLEARINGS

Item Broker Custodian Client CA Bank Advisor KYC SEBI Registration DP A/c Bank A/c Exchange CP Trade Execution Advisory Client Relationship CA Certification V: ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES SEBI /NSDL Reporting RBI Reporting Client Reporting Compliance 20

WHY IL&FS SECURITIES SERVICES LTD.

Vital Statistics Nil observations through multiple regulatory inspections >$ 50 bn Peak Clearing Volume Systemically important intermediary Technology has never failed the markets Over $ 4500 Bn value cleared every year 2 mn. Avg. Daily transactions Largest Clearing Member on Exchange Traded Derivatives Dominant market share of 25% - literally every 4 th trade in the Exchange gets cleared thru IL&FS Governance and Compliance amongst best in industry Largest Custodian for Category III AIFs and Managed Accounts 1,500+ Institutional Customers. IT enabled services with proprietary platforms that are built to enable scale WHY ISSL - A CLEAR LEADER Resilience Serviced Market participants through ups and downs of markets Maintained positioning as largest clearing member The only intermediary in the country with multiple licences in Innovation Partnered with Stock Exchanges for launch of multiple new products Peak Transactions over 4.0 million on a single day 22

STATE OF THE ART Technology Systems/Process Neutral Player does not have broking/advisory products, no proprietary trading thus no conflict with fund management. ISSL has a core focus on Clearing and Custody services alone. Facility for auto confirmation of trades Clearing trades within the blink of an eye (in few milli seconds) WHY ISSL: USP - DERIVATIVES CLEARING Customized Reporting as per client requirement & maintains globally accepted reporting standards for clients spread across the globe (providing GMI format reporting to clients)

WHY ISSL: CLIENTELE Clientele spread across the globe HFT Traders Algo Players Domestic Hedge Funds Banks Trusts Family Offices Category II Broad Based Funds Brokers HNI Ultra HNI Individuals

Contact Person Name : Suhel Plasar Email Id : suhel.plasar.issl.co.in Name : Sunny Sureka Email id : sunny.sureka@issl.co.in Exclusive Email ID for FPI related query : fpidesk@issl.co.in Name : V. Hans Prakash Email ID : For Escalation v.hansprakash@issl.co.in Phone : 022-4249 3000 ext. 3620 Direct : 022 42493620 Fax : 022-28576134 Mobile : (+91) 99204 92241 Weblink : www.issl.co.in Address : IL&FS House, Plot No 14, Raheja Vihar, Chandivli, Andheri (E), Mumbai- 400072 THANK YOU