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Monthly Report NAV AUGUST 2018 1 YEAR 3 YEARS 5 YEARS SINCE INCEPTION Global Allocation Fund* 100,09-0,46% -3,05% -1,52% -2,47% 47,02% 163,75% 350.000 Performance of 100.000 March 31, 2006 to August 31, 2018 300.000 Global Allocation 263.753 250.000 200.000 150.000 100.000 Euro Stoxx 50 Index 88.042 50.000 Global Allocation Fund* January 1, 2018 to August 31, 2018 105,00 102,50 100,00 97,50 96,83 95,00

Informe Mensual Monthly Report We started the moth of August a little nervous, led by emerging markets, firstly Turkey, which is facing some sanctions due to several disputes with the United States and secondly Argentina, with credit spreads flying and the peso tanking in an ugly way. These tensions were felt in Brazil, South Africa and Mexican markets though this faded somehow after the commercial agreement between Mexico and the USA, and the impasse to find a solution regarding NAFTA with Canada as well. USD ends the months where it was at the beginning but made new maximums in the way. US treasury bonds are giving signal of immediate danger, even at such low rates, with curves almost flat. The difference between 2 and 10 years treasuries is only 20 basis points. Sincerely, we did not expect this flattening to reach those extremes levels, given the current low rates environment. 3 Best recession indicator: 10yr 2yr Yield 2 1 0-1 Recessions -2 1977 1980 1983 1986 1989 1992 1995 1998 2001 2004 2007 2010 2013 2016 Source: Bloomberg Gold has fallen slightly while silver keeps tanking, falling more than 20% from the highs. That is basically what is not working in the last few months. But we must not exasperate. We will see precious metals going much higher sooner or later, we firmly expect this to happen rather soon. It is just a matter of having a real credit problem when markets will jump into precious metals as an asset that does not bankrupt nor devalue. Credit deteriorates again this month, though moderately. It has made lows in Europe. The US credit market deteriorates a little but keeps

Informe Mensual Monthly Report doing better than Europe in aggregate terms (even with the Ford scare, which is about to become High Yield and has more debt that some small countries ). Delinquencies keep growing and we cannot define the scenario as good. Outstanding global credit seems to be just a number for investors, rather than a liability of companies which need to do well for the investor s money to be returned. In equity markets, the party goes in in the US, with the Nasdaq and S&P 500 reaching new maximums, having the latter achieved the longest bull market in history. Apple reaches the 1 trillion valuation and Amazon is just 2% away from that capitalization. Price to free cash flow is more than 35 times for the S&P 500. Crazy levels. Chinese stock market accumulates a 20% fall, Europe does not perform, and Italy is the worst performer YTD after being the best one some months ago. European Bank index ended august at 104, after reaching 140 at the beginning of the year. This divergence was not this big since year 2008. Value funds are collapsing in many instances, while those with a Growth Style, which are generally invested in companies at absurd valuations (like Tesla, which keeps losing money big time) keep making maximums by the day. This will not end well, and the time of reckoning is getting closer.

Treasuries 11/15/44 Sandstorm Gold ETF Physical Silver ETF Physical Gold ETF Itraxx Xover DB Call Bund Strike 168 10/2018 Put S&P 500 Strike 2000 12/2018 Future USA Government bonds Informe Mensual Monthly Report Portfolio 08/31/2018 40% 38,71% 30% 27,38% 20% 10% 3,53% 7,57% 9,48% 9,34% 4,42% 0% -10% * -20% -30% -2,80% -40% EQUITIES +3,53% ETF +26,40% OPTIONS FUTURES FI +38,71%

Monthly Report Monthly Performance JAN. FEB. MAR. APR. MAY JUN. JUL. AUG. SEP. OCT. NOV. DEC. YEAR 2018-2,08% -0,05% 0,35% -0,28% 2,53% -0,62% -2,41% -0,46% -3,05% 2017-0,27% 2,63% 4,09% -1,26% 0,39% -5,71% -2,21% -1,00% 6,19% -0,56% -4,68% 0,92% -2,08% 2016 6,03% 3,56% -5,39% 7,97% -1,12% -17,22% 5,36% 3,42% -1,53% 10,33% 1,77% 2,33% 13,17% 2015 5,12% 5,91% 3,72% 4,31% 1,22% 1,53% 4,22% -11,50% -2,72% -4,49% -3,01% 0,74% 3,65% 2014 3,03% 9,27% 0,64% 2,58% 1,17% -2,15% -3,33% -0,09% 0,44% -1,20% 5,65% -1,07% 15,26% 2013 8,93% -3,41% -1,45% 7,02% 2,95% -8,62% 9,46% 6,21% 7,02% 7,13% -0,11% 0,01% 39,02% 2012 5,46% 2,86% -0,73% -12,30% -17,26% 6,36% -9,13% 17,91% 12,83% 5,48% 8,10% 5,73% 21,13% 2011 9,90% 4,39% -0,85% 3,74% -4,33% 2,29% -3,83% -18,49% -1,74% 5,70% -17,27% 3,81% -19,27% 2010 6,34% 0,84% 4,67% 2,13% -13,65% -4,04% 14,29% 0,43% 2,99% 3,36% -10,95% 7,33% 10,91% 2009-5,60% -8,70% 6,01% 14,20% 5,98% 1,11% 10,07% 5,04% 4,76% -0,89% 0,86% 6,25% 43,83% 2008-9,79% -0,15% -0,06% 2,74% -0,65% -4,73% -0,51% 0,20% -1,95% 2,99% -2,95% -2,91% -16,96% 2007 3,79% -0,79% 1,78% -0,86% 4,53% -4,08% 1,21% 0,26% 0,19% 4,37% -6,99% -4,31% -1,62% 2006-1,31% -6,88% 3,01% 1,74% 1,04% 8,11% 6,01% 0,48% 3,49% 16,00% Historical Annual Returns (March 2006 - ) Monthly Returns Distribution (March 2006 - ) 55% 45% 35% 25% 15% 5% 20% 18% 16% 14% 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% -5% -15% 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2% 0% -25% Currency Exposure Country Exposure (Equities & Bonds) 70% 66,82% 60% 34,45% 65,55% 50% 40% T-BOND&FUTURE&OPTION USA ETF ITRAXX ETF 30% METAL ETC 20% 17,05% EUR USD 10% 9,34% 0%

Monthly Report Performance Risk Analyst Since Inception Last 12 months 3 years Cumulative Return 163,75% -1,52% -2,47% Average monthly return 0,84% -0,09% 0,04% Maximum monthly return 17,91% 6,19% 10,33% Minimum monthly return -18,49% -4,68% -17,22% Annualized return 8,12% -1,52% -0,83% Sortino Ratio % Positive months 0,47 58,39% 33,33% 44,44% CONTACT DIEGO TORRES 91 324 41 91 diego.torres@quadrigafunds.es QUADRIGA INVESTORS - GLOBAL ALLOCATION MANAGEMENT COMPANY CUSTODIAN CURRENCY LIQUIDITY QUADRIGA ASSET MANAGERS SGIIC, SA SOCIÉTÉ GÉNERALE BANK & TRUST EUR DAILY CLASS A CLASS B CLASS C ISIN CODE LU1394718735 LU1394718818 LU1570391562 BLOOMBERG TICKER AUGLALA LX AUGLALB LX AUGLALC LX MINIMUM INVESTMENT 10 1.000.000 20.000 FEES MANAGEMENT 1,50% 1,00% 1,25% PERFORMANCE 9,00% 9,00% 9,00% SUBSCRIPTION NONE NONE NONE REDEMPTION 3% FIRST YEAR 3% FIRST YEAR 3% FIRST YEAR Click here for more information *Performance of Global Allocation FI until 31th of July 2016. Performance of Auriga Investors Global Allocation since then DISCLAIMER The information and data contained in this brochure has been prepared for marketing purposes and does not constitute advice. Whilst every effort has been made to provide accurate and complete information, the information contained in this brochure has been prepared in good faith and with due care and no representation or warranty is made as to the accuracy, adequacy or reliability of any statement, estimates, opinions, plans, diagrams o other information contained in this brochure. Auriga reserves the right to change the contents of this brochure at any time. Auriga disclaim all liability and responsibility for any direct or indirect loss, damage, cost or expense which may be suffered through the use of or reliance on anything contained in or omitted from the information contained in this brochure.