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    If beta becomes risky:Alpha to hedge anddiversify againstincreasing correlation.

    Asbjrn Trolle Hansen

    February 2010

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    Multi Asset Investment approach

    Implementation of Asset Allocation

    Nordea Multi Asset Fund

    Agenda

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    Multi Asset Investment approach

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    Multi Assets investment strategy: Based on asset allocation in 9 dimensions

    1.

    Curren-cies

    Multi Assets Core Investment Strategies

    2.

    Equityvs. FI

    3.

    EquityCountry

    4.

    EquityIndustry

    5.

    EquityCluster

    6.

    EquityStable

    7.

    FI Credit

    8.

    FI AssetAlloc.

    9.

    Commo-dities *

    Team

    More than 25 investment professionals Proven asset allocation approach run by experienced team

    Strong track record across strategies

    * Exposure to commodities to be implemented at a later stage for the Multi Asset Fund

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    Multi Assets approach: Focus on value creation

    Traditional Approach Multi Assets Approach

    Strategy Top down approach

    Based on business cycles

    Bottom up asset pricing

    Information Flow, Relative Value, Equilibrium Pricing

    Diversification Few strategies with high

    correlation Asset allocation across nine core investment

    strategies with low correlation

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    Overview: Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation

    Time

    Tactical Asset Allocation

    3M 3Y

    1Y

    Information Flows

    Strategic Asset Allocation

    Relative Value Equilibrium

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    Earnings growth 2010

    Long bond yields Trend *) Trailing (reported) 09 est Mean (2010)

    4,1% 45 % 9 % 13 % 43 %

    4,3% 40 % 5 % 9 % 38 %

    4,5% 36 % 2 % 6 % 34 %

    4,7% 31 % -1 % 2 % 30 %

    4,9% 27 % -4 % -1 % 26 %

    5,1% 23 % -7 % -4 % 22 %

    5,3% 20 % -10 % -7 % 18 %

    5,5% 16 % -12 % -9 % 15 %

    5,7% 13 % -15 % -12 % 12 %

    EPS, S&P 500: 77,0 57,9 60,0 76,0

    Expected Performance if the market should reach Fair value at end of 2010:

    Valuation (US stocks)

    4,5%

    -0,6 %

    3,5 %

    -2,2 %

    5,2%

    -4,0 %

    -2,0 %

    0,0 %

    2,0 %

    4,0 %

    6,0 %

    8,0 %

    30Y Govt bond

    Taxes

    RiskPremium

    Inflation

    Cost of Capital

    Fair Value:

    P/E = 1 / 5,2% = 19,3

    Valuation today:

    P/E = S&P500/Est earn 2010

    = 1097 / 76 = 14,4

    Price target end10: 34 %

    Valuation

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    Normalised Valuation

    S&P 500 Earnings

    -

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    Q1,

    88

    Q2,

    89

    Q3,

    90

    Q4,

    91

    Q1,

    93

    Q2,

    94

    Q3,

    95

    Q4,

    96

    Q1,

    98

    Q2,

    99

    Q3,

    00

    Q4,

    01

    Q1,

    03

    Q2,

    04

    Q3,

    05

    Q4,

    06

    Q1,

    08

    Q2,

    09E

    Q3,

    10E

    Quarter

    lyEarnings

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    35%

    40%

    45%

    50%

    NetDebtSe

    rviceCosttoEBITS&P Operating Earninbgs

    US GDP implied earnings

    Debt service cost / EBIT

    S&P 500 Earnings

    -

    5

    10

    15

    20

    25

    Q1,

    88

    Q2,

    89

    Q3,

    90

    Q4,

    91

    Q1,

    93

    Q2,

    94

    Q3,

    95

    Q4,

    96

    Q1,

    98

    Q2,

    99

    Q3,

    00

    Q4,

    01

    Q1,

    03

    Q2,

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    Q3,

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    Q4,

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    09E

    Q3,

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    Quarter

    lyEarnings

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    25%

    30%

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    NetDebtSe

    rviceCosttoEBITS&P Operating Earninbgs

    US GDP implied earnings

    Debt service cost / EBIT

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    Current Year US Earnings Estimates

    Market: 0,8 %Energy 0,4 %Materials 1,6 %Industrials 0,8 %Consumer discretionary 1,2 %Consumer Staples 0,2 %Healthcare -0,1 %Financials -3,4 %Technology 4,6 %Telecom -0,3 %

    Utilities -0,1 %

    Next Year

    Market: 0,9 %Energy 2,3 %

    Materials 1,9 %

    Industrials 0,8 %

    Consumer discretionary 1,1 %

    Consumer Staples 0,0 %

    Healthcare -0,1 %

    Financials -1,6 %

    Technology 3,7 %

    Telecom -0,9 %Utilities -0,5 %

    US Earnings Estimates

    US Sales Estimates

    Market: 0,4 %Energy 1,7 %

    Materials 0,5 %

    Industrials 0,2 %Consumer discretionary 0,2 %

    Consumer Staples 0,0 %

    Healthcare 0,1 %

    Financials 0,5 %

    Technology 1,3 %

    Telecom 0,0 %

    Utilities -0,8 %

    Next Year US Sales Estimates

    Market: 0,6 %Energy 2,1 %

    Materials 1,3 %

    Industrials 0,4 %

    Consumer discretionary 0,4 %

    Consumer Staples 0,0 %

    Healthcare 0,2 %

    Financials 0,6 %

    Technology 1,6 %

    Telecom 0,1 %Utilities -1,3 %

    Current Year

    Cross checking on fundamental momentum

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    PE 12m fwd

    0,0 5,0 10,0 15,0 20,0 25,0

    US Small Cap (Russel 2000)

    MSCI Japan

    MSCI Taiwan

    Denmark (KFX)

    Finland (FNHEXPO)

    Sweden (OMX)

    Australia (SP200)

    MSCI Singapore

    MSCI Malaysia

    MSCI Mexico

    US (S&P500)

    Poland (WIG20)

    Hong Kong (HSI)

    MSCI Brazil

    Germany (DAX)

    Switzerland (SMI)

    UK ( FT100)

    MSCI EMU

    France (CAC40)

    H-Shares

    Norway (MSCI)

    EuroStoxx 50

    MSCI Thailand

    Hungary (B UX)

    MSCI Korea

    MSCI Turkey

    Russia (RTS)

    OECD PPP

    Mexican Peso

    New Turkish Lira

    Po lish Zloty

    South Korean Won

    Hungarian Forint

    Iceland Krona

    British Pound

    New Zealand Dollar

    Canadian Do llar

    Euro

    Japanese Yen

    Swedish Krona

    Australian Dollar

    Swiss Franc

    Norwegian Krone

    Danish Krone

    -80% -60% -40% -20% 0% 20% 40% 60%

    Source: Datasream IBES january 8th 2010. US = S&P 500, Korea = MSCI Korea Source: Bloomberg January 12th 2010

    Getting it aggressively, or

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    Despite recent positive returns of Stable Equities the earnings and dividend yields are still fairly highcompared to bond yields

    We are confident that Stable Equities have clear support on valuation because the implied risk

    premium is relatively high and earnings are more visible

    Cash flows from stable companies have proven historically to be inflation protected and assuch could maybe even be compared to low real rates

    Source: Datastream and Bloomberg. Data as of ultimo December 2009.

    Earnings rev isionsrevisions f or 2010 earnings

    75

    80

    85

    90

    95

    100

    105

    jan-09

    mar

    -09maj

    -09jul-09

    Stable equities MSCI World

    ValuationP/E 12 month fw d

    6,00

    8,00

    10,00

    12,00

    14,00

    16,00

    18,00

    sep-07

    nov-07

    jan-08

    mar

    -08maj

    -08jul-08

    sep-08

    nov-08

    jan-09

    mar

    -09maj

    -09jul-09

    MSCI World Stable equities

    getting it defensively

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    Implementation of Asset Allocation

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    Tactical Asset Allocation: Tools & Output

    Only TAA core bets can be used to operate within themax/min constraints

    A more diversified TAA process can be obtained byincluding the Multi Asset Fund

    To take all TAA risk through the Multi Asset Fund is theidea behind the VaR based approach

    FX

    EQ Cluster

    Commodities

    EQ vs FI

    EQ Country

    EQ Industry

    EQ Stable

    Credit AA

    FI AA

    MultiAssetFund

    EQ

    FI

    TAA core bets

    TAA core(+) bets

    Strategies

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    Bonds 40%

    Emerging Markets bonds

    45%

    5%

    Equities

    Local 0%

    Global 45%

    Total Assets 100%

    Benchmark

    30%

    0%

    10%

    0%

    0%

    Min

    60%

    10%

    60%

    10%

    60%

    Max

    5%

    High Yield bonds

    0% 10%

    Investment grade bonds 5% 0% 10%

    Investment Guidelines

    Example of traditional balanced mandate

    Benchmark portfolio is found by using theOptimiser (efficient frontier)

    Risk budget for TAA is defined by min and max

    restrictions on the individual asset classes (oralternatively by a tracking error limit). Inevitably theabsolute risk level will vary over time.

    Performance is measured as the differencebetween the portfolio and the BM. BM performanceis based on performance of relevant indices e.g.

    MSCI world for Global Equities and EFFAS forbonds.

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    Investment Process Max Loss Based

    SAAMax Loss

    TAAMax Loss

    TotalMax Loss

    distributedon the

    differentrisk types

    Part of total assets is allocated to the Multi Asset Fundaccording to the defined TAA risk budget

    The Multi Asset Fund secures operational efficientexposure to the best 20-30 tactical strategies

    MultiAssetFund

    Dynamic SAA portfolio (uses 10Y return expectations)updated every quarter and re-optimised for a given

    SAA Max Loss level

    Max loss target on the SAA part determined by theoverall risk budget

    Strategic strategies mainly implemented through funds

    Description

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    PF3PF2

    PF1

    Optimal SAA Portfolios

    Expected Return

    3.9%

    4.5%5.6%

    8.6%

    10.1%

    10.0%

    Expected Risk

    3.6%

    3.0%8.2%

    15.3%

    20.0%

    10.0%

    Asset Class

    Bonds

    Government & Mortgage (50/50)

    European Investment GradeGlobal High Yield

    Stocks

    Global Stocks

    Emerging Markets Stocks

    TAA-Overlay

    Multi Asset Fund

    Expected Return

    Expected Risk

    Total

    Bonds

    Stocks

    Value-at-Risk 99%, 1Y

    Value-at-Risk 99%, 1Y, MEUR

    PF1

    49.9%

    15.8%4.3%

    17.8%

    12.2%

    -

    5.6%

    5.8%

    100.0%

    70.0%

    30.0%

    7.8%

    78.0

    PF2

    40.5%

    15.3%4.2%

    22.9%

    17.1%

    -

    6.2%

    7.3%

    100.0%

    60.0%

    40.0%

    10.5%

    105.4

    PF3

    31.2%

    14.7%4.1%

    27.9%

    22.1%

    -

    6.7%

    8.8%

    100.0%

    50.0%

    50.0%

    13.4%

    134.2

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    Allocation between SAA and TAA VaR

    PF2

    40.5%

    15.3%4.2%

    22.9%

    17.1%

    -6.2%

    7.3%

    100.0%

    60.0%

    40.0%

    10.5%105.4

    105.4

    0.0

    100.0%

    0.0%

    Asset Class

    Bonds

    Europe Gov. & Mort. (50/50)

    European Inv. GradeGlobal High Yield

    Stocks

    Global Stocks

    Emerging Markets Stocks

    TAA-Overlay

    Alpha 10Expected Return

    Expected Risk

    Total

    Bonds

    Stocks

    VaR 99%, 1YVaR Total PF 99%, 1Y, MEUR

    VaR SAA PF 99%, 1Y, MEUR

    VaR TAA PF 99%, 1Y, MEUR

    Strategic Share in Risk

    Tactical Share in Risk

    Allocation to TAA from BondsAllocation to TAA from Stocks

    PF2 + TAA1

    34.8%

    14.8%4.5%

    21.6%

    16.4%

    7.9%6.5%

    7.4%

    100.0%

    54.1%

    38.0%

    10.5%105.4

    94.9

    10.5

    90.0%

    10.0%

    74.3%25.2%

    PF2 + TAA2

    29.2%

    14.4%5.1%

    20.1%

    15.3%

    15.9%6.9%

    7.5%

    100.0%

    48.7%

    35.4%

    10.5%105.4

    84.3

    21.1

    80.0%

    20.0%

    71.1%29.0%

    PF2 + TAA3

    24.1%

    13.8%5.6%

    18.6%

    14.1%

    23.8%7.2%

    7.7%

    100.0%

    43.5%

    32.7%

    10.5%105.4

    73.8

    31.6

    70.0%

    30.0%

    69.2%30.6%

    Value-at-Risk 99% Risk Contribution, MEUR

    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    120

    105.4

    PF2

    94.9

    10.5

    PF2+TAA1

    84.3

    21.1

    PF2+TAA2

    73.8

    31.6

    PF2+TAA3

    Strategic Risk Budget Tactical Risk Budget

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    Asset allocation overlay versusMedium Risk Balanced Fund **

    * Bonds: Effas 3-5Y; Global Equities: MSCI World NDR

    50% Bonds / 50% Global Equities *

    Asset allocation overlay clearly outperforms a medium risk balanced fundAsset allocation overlay versus

    Efficient Frontier

    Asset allocation overlay (10% vol.)

    ** Returns are based on an exposure weighted composite of actual overlay accounts for periods January 2004 through to December 2006. During the periods January 2007 through December 2007, returns are based on the Alpha 15 fund with returnsscaled to 10% target volatility. Return figures are shown net of administrative and transaction costs, management fee (1.0% p.a.), and performance fee (20%). Returns for January 2008 and onward are actual (net of fees) results of the Alpha 10 fundshare class B (EUR) for institutional clients. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

    -20%

    -15%

    -10%

    -5%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    25%

    30%

    2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009

    0%

    1%

    2%

    3%

    4%

    5%

    6%

    7%

    8%

    9%

    0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14%

    Expected Risk

    ExpectedReturn

    PF2 + TAA1PF2 PF2 + TAA2 PF2 + TAA3

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    Nordea Multi Asset Fund

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    Domiciled in Luxembourg, regulated by CSSF under UCITs higher diversification rules

    Use of liquid instruments only: No illiquid assets (CDOs, ABS, loans, private equity, etc.)

    Exposure is measured by Value at Risk (VaR)

    Dynamic risk management: If volatility is high, leverage limits are reduced, effectively

    controlling the risk for the fund

    The Fund will not borrow securities or cash to create leverage

    Any short exposure will only be achieved via the use of derivatives

    Rigorous stress testing: Extreme market scenario tests are conducted on a regular basis

    Counterparty risk: Cash at risk with brokers (margins on derivatives) is monitored under

    strict UCIT rules

    Multi Asset Fund (UCIT III): Comparison with traditional non-UCIT Hedge funds

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    Most investors continue to bet their risk budget on the optimization of a limited number

    of beta risks. Why?

    The alpha based Multi Asset approach creates superior risk adjusted returns through

    bottom up asset pricing and diversification across nine low correlated strategies.

    The Nordea 1 Multi Asset Fund encapsulates the complexity of the TAA overlay

    in a UCIT III compliant fund allowing for an easy implementation.

    Allocating risk budget to an alpha based TAA overlay offers higher return potential than

    a pure beta based SAA portfolio without increasing the overall risk budget.

    Summary

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    Appendix

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    Alpha 10 Fund

    Positive Months 49 of 72 68.1%

    Monthly Annually

    Standard Deviation 2.11% 7.32%

    Downside Deviation 1.21% 4.19%

    Value at Risk (95% Confidence) 2.67% 2.26%

    Value at Risk (99% Confidence) 4.11% 7.25%

    Annualised Performance

    EUR

    December 31, 2009

    Characteristics

    This report is for the period Jan 1, 2004 to Dec 31, 2009. Performance and risk figures are based on calculations using monthly time intervals with all figures for periods greater than 1 year annualised. Returns are based on an exposure weightedcomposite of actual overlay accounts for periods January 2004 through to December 2006. During periods January 2007 through December 2007, returns are based on the Cayman Island domiciled Alpha 15 fund. Returns for the series are scaled to 10target volatility with estimated transaction costs of 0.30% p.a. Return figures are shown net of administrative and transaction costs, management fee (1.0% p.a.), and performance fee (20%). Returns for January 2008 and forward are actual (net of fees)results of the Luxembourg domiciled Alpha 10 fund share class B (EUR) for institutional clients. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.

    -6,00%

    -4,00%

    -2,00%

    0,00%

    2,00%

    4,00%

    6,00%

    8,00%

    Jan04

    Apr04

    Jul04

    Okt04

    Jan05

    Apr05

    Jul05

    Okt05

    Jan06

    Apr06

    Jul06

    Okt06

    Jan07

    Apr07

    Jul07

    Okt07

    Jan08

    Apr08

    Jul08

    Okt08

    Jan09

    Apr09

    Jul09

    Okt09

    Monthly Return

    Currency:

    End date:

    Sharpe Ratio 0.96

    Period Product Volatility

    1 year 16.46% 7.24% 2.27

    2 years 5.28% 8.17% 0.65

    3 years 5.42% 7.44% 0.73

    5 years 9.90% 7.11% 1.39

    SinceInception

    9.79% 7.32% 1.34

    Annual Performance

    Product VolatilityReturn/ Risk

    Ratio

    2005 23.60% 4.45% 5.30

    2006 10.74% 7.17% 1.50

    2007 5.69% 5.69% 1.00

    2008 -4.82% 8.02% -0.60

    2009 16.46%

    Return/ RiskRatio

    Period

    NoteMulti Asset Fund performance:

    January 2010: -2.4%

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    Contact for third-party and SICAV investors

    Die genannten Teilfonds sind Teil von Nordea 1, SICAV, einer offenen Investmentgesellschaft luxemburgischen Rechts. Den ausfhrlichen und die vereinfachten Nordea 1, SICAVVerkaufsprospekte und unseren aktuellen Jahresbericht/Halbjahresbericht erhalten Sie kostenlos in Papierform bei unserer Vertriebsstelle in Luxemburg, bei der Zahl- undInformationsstelle in Deutschland oder bei den berechtigten Vertriebsstellen. Zahl- und Informationsstelle in Deutschland ist Nordea Bank Finland plc, Niederlassung Deutschland,Grneburgweg 119, D-60323 Frankfurt am Main. Fremdwhrungsanlagen sind Wechselkursschwankungen unterworfen. Fonds, die in Schwellenlnder anlegen, sind grerenKursschwankungen ausgesetzt. Nordea Investment Funds S.A. verffentlicht ausschlielich produktbezogene Informationen und erteilt keine Anlageempfehlungen. Herausgeber:Nordea Investment Funds S.A., 562, rue de Neudorf, P.O. Box 782, L-2017 Luxemburg. Weitere Informationen bei Ihrem Anlageberater er bert Sie als ein von Nordea InvestmentFunds S.A. unabhngiger Berater. Wertentwicklung errechnet von Nettoanteilswert zu Nettoanteilswert in EUR, bei Wiederanlage der Ertrge, ohne Bercksichtigung desAusgabeaufschlages. Stand 29.01.2010. Wertentwicklungen in der Vergangenheit sind keine Garantie fr zuknftige Ertrge. Der Wert der Anteile kann schwanken und wird nichtgarantiert. Alle geuerten Meinungen sind, falls keine anderen Quellen genannt werden, die von Nordea Investment Funds S.A. Diese Prsentation darf ohne vorherige Erlaubnis

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