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ETFs as a source of Income June 2013 PRESENTED BY GARETH STOBIE

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ETFs as a source of Income

June 2013

PRESENTED BY GARETH STOBIE

Introduction to Grindrod Bank’s ETF suite:

Tax efficient, 7.48%

No long term growth to income stream

Preference

Shares

6.95% taxable

Long term growth to income stream

Property

Grindrod: Exchange Traded Products

Your share of the South African listed property market

Liquid and cost effective

Growing income stream > 6%

Tangible investment secured by ‘bricks and mortar’

Regulated and transparent

Historical performance

PROPTRAX : PROPERTY ETFs

(20)

(10)

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2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

Income Price

Average annual income

return 11.01

Listed Property Returns and How They are

Derived?

Average annual returns: 26.08 percent

Average annual income: 11.01 percentage points or 43 percent of total return

Source: I-Net

Scorecard

SA Short Rates + Notwithstanding recent spike in bond yields,

generally low yields set to continue

SA Property Fundamentals 0

Industrial and retail doing well

Office continues to struggle

Forecast 6-8% pa distribution grow next 2-3 years

SA Valuations 0 Recent pull-back healthy for the market but yields

remain below historical average

Funding + Extremely low funding rates available to property

companies

Demand / Supply for SA

Listed Property 0

REIT legislation to be positive for sector

Numerous new issuances pose some supply side

risk but the issues remain over-subscribed

TOTAL + 2 Mildly positive outlook

Property Prospects

Investment Portfolio Portfolio with Property

Stocks 60.00% 50.00%

Bonds 30.00% 30.00%

Cash 10.00% 10.00%

Listed Property 0.00% 10.00%

100.00% 100.00%

10 Years, annualized

Return 16.80% 17.33%

Risk 10.40% 9.78%

Risk vs. Return : An Investors Quandary?

SAPY TEN

Index SAPY Customized, top ten

equally weighted

Yield(1) 6.78% 7.12%

Size R108m R141m

Share PTXSPY PTXTEN

1 Year(2) 26.0% 21.9%

3 Year(2) 21.6% n/a

PTX TEN & SAPY

Source: I-Net

(1) As at 14 June 2013

(2) Source: SIM. Performance annualised, gross of fees

Do Large Funds Become Expensive Index

Trackers?

Large local actively managed property CISCA fund

> R5billion AuM

TER: 1.49%

SAPY Large Fund

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120

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200

Rebased to

100

Source: I-Net as at 1 June 2013

SA’s Preference share ETF

Hybrid investment: part Equity, part Debt

High yielding 7.48% fixed income investment

Significant pick-up in after tax yields relative to cash

Tax efficient (max DWT @ 15%)

Comparable to bonds and cash but must invest > 12 months

Very attractive after surprising pull back in valuations

Prefs vs. Cash since start of Financial Crisis

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J251T STFIND

53%

23%

Rebased to

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On an after tax basis the J251 has outperformed the Stefi

Source: I-Net as at 07 June 2013

Buying Opportunity in Preference Share Market

Source: I-Net as at 07 June 2013

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2011 Budget speech

changes to tax regime

2012 Budget speech

adjust DWT rate from

10% -15%

BATP (1.5bn)

IVTP (750m) MAQP1 (125m)

Financial Crisis

J251Avg

Moving Avg J251, 200 day

J251[Cl]

The J251 Preference Share Index is currently priced 3.23% below the average price since

inception

Scorecard

Interest Rates - Prime remains at historical low and likely to

remain so for now

Valuations +

Yield relative to asset class historical yields and

relative to other Fixed Income asset classes is

very competitive

Regulatory/strategic + Tax changes finalized, competing strategies

successfully challenged

Demand / Supply for listed

prefs 0

Recent issuances (Brait/Invicta) have put

pressure on market. No new issuances

announced

TOTAL + Positive outlook

PREFEX Prospects

Source: I-Net & Grindrod Asset Management, Performance annualised, net of fees

Index J251 (FTSE/JSE Preference share Index)

Yield 7.48%

Size R211m

Share PREFEX

Index construction Market cap weighted

(> 75% major banks)

1 Year 0.22%

PREFEX

Source: Source: BlackRock as at end of 2012

Core: Broad diversification by closely mirroring asset

class benchmarks

Consistent performance relative to a benchmark

Low costs

Improved risk management

Satellite: Precise exposure to a wide range of discrete

market sectors, specific styles or market capitalisations indices

Exposure to selected market segments at low costs

Eliminating security selection or manager selection risk

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Grindrod Securities Capital Markets

Taryn Mulligan

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Fax: +27 (0)11 388 2341

Email: [email protected]

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