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    Canara RobecoEquity Diversi ed

    S M A R TIn v e s t m e n t P l a n

    A smarter way to invest in the India growth story

    August 2010

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    The Income Punctures rising expenses & falling value of money

    In ation The Invisible Killer!!!

    1 of 221Rate of In ation assumed at 6%. Analysis: CRAMC

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    Present

    Present

    5 Years

    5 Years

    10 Years

    10 Years

    15 Years

    15 Years

    20 Years

    20 Years

    10,000

    20,000

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    60,000

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    44,771

    59,914

    R i s i n g

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    i s i n g C o s t

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    Monthly Expenses

    0

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    80000

    100000

    120000

    Present 5 Years 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years

    29,011

    39,529

    53,862

    73,390

    100,000 T h e T i m e V a l u e o f M o n e y a t P l a y . . .

    Savings

    Present 5 Years 10 Years 15 Years 20 Years

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    The Income Punctures the shift from Luxury to NEED

    Lifestyle In ation...Am I ready for the needs of the future???

    The above table is for illustration purposes only. 2 of 221

    Items 2000 2010 2020

    Internet Connectivity Personal Desktop

    Cable / Satellite TV

    Owning a Car

    Mobile

    Laptop

    Global Positioning System (GPS)

    International Vacation

    Home Security Solutions

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    The Income Punctures ballooning costs (educational expenses)

    Some Expenses are de ating my Income!!!

    Source: www.iimahd.ernet.in, www.india-server.com, Analysis :CRAMC 3 of 221

    IIM Ahmedabad Fees

    6,000 for Two Years

    12,50,000 for Two Years

    CAGR of 21.85%

    in the last 27 Years

    1983 2010

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    How can I beat In ation?

    My Future GoalsWill they be met?

    How do I make ends meet in these volatile environment?

    SAVINGS is the only answer to these questions

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    Saving

    Income

    Expense

    Expense

    Income

    Saving

    Income Savings Expenses the chain change(rearranging priorities)

    The Changed Equation : Income Savings = Expenses

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    Income Savings Expenses

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    Need to revisit the Asset Class selection

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    Savings Bank Account

    Fixed Deposits

    PPF

    Life Insurance

    Postal & Other Small Saving Schemes

    Gold

    Equities (Direct Equity & Mutual Funds)

    The MostCommon Avenue

    for Savings

    The More CommonAvenue for Savings

    Common Avenuefor Savings

    Where do all the savings go?

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    Asset Class Returns(post tax)

    Taxing Times Ahead!Equity helps you to have Relaxing Times Ahead!!!

    7 of 22 Data as on 30th June, 10Long Term Taxation Methodology: Equity Nil, Debt (Bank FD) 30.90% & Gold 20.60%.Source: Bloomberg, Analysis: CRAMC.

    0.00%

    7 Years

    Gold Equity Debt Ination

    10 Years 15 Years 20 Years 25 Years

    3.00%

    6.00%

    9.00%

    12.00%

    15.00%

    18.00%

    21.00%

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    The Power of Compounding

    Analysis: CRAMC. 8 of 221

    The Power of Compounding bene ts as the return on investment goes up for the same invested amount

    Below is the value of Rs. 60,000 invested at diff erent rate of growth at the end of 30 years

    -10 6% 8% 10%

    Value of Investment (Rs. In lacs)

    Value of Investment (Rs. In lacs)

    3.45 6.0410.47

    15% 20%

    39.73

    142.43

    10

    30

    50

    70

    90

    100

    130

    150

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    The Expense of Timing the Market

    Timing the Market is a High Risk Strategy...Timeless investing is the Mantra

    Source: Bloomberg, Analysis: CRAMC. Data from June 2000 to June 2010 9 of 221

    Annualised Return of BSE Sensex from 2000-2010

    -10

    Investing at all days Missed 10 Best Days Missed 20 Best Days

    Missed 30 Best Days Missed 40 Best Days

    14.06%

    5.75%

    0.29%

    -4.24%

    -7.99%

    -5%

    0%

    5%

    10%

    15%

    20%

    Its not about timing the market, its TIME in the market!!

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    Be the First to take the First Step(Start Early)

    Higher Investment Amount cannot compensate for the Growth Potential of Starting Early!!!

    10 of 22Growth Rate assumed @ 15%. Analysis: CRAMC.

    Mr. Ram

    Invests at the Age 25 Yrs.Investment Period 10 Yrs.

    Stops Investing at the Age 35 Yrs.

    Investment Amt. (p.m.) 5,000

    Mr. Shyam

    Invests at the Age 40 Yrs.Investment Period 20 Yrs.

    Stops Investing at the Age 60 Yrs.

    Investment Amt. (p.m.) 15,000

    Investor Investment Amount Value of Investment at Age 60 Yrs.

    Mr. Ram 660,000 48,093,160

    Mr. Shyam 3,780,000 21,385,822

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    3 Simple Steps for Wealth Creation

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    SSIIPP

    SMART Investing Early is the Key The Longer you save, the more you make

    INVESTMENT Investing in the Right Asset Class Risk Return Balance to optimize growth

    PLAN Investing with a Plan Consistent & Continuous Investment

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    Indian economy ready to take o ff

    Slow start: Took 16 years to reach USD 500 billion from 1988,Acceleration: Took 5 years to reach USD 1st trillion from there,

    Take Off : May be 5-6 years for the next trillion4 trillion dollar economy by 2020

    Source: Motilal Oswal Research 12 of 221

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    GDP Growth Drivers India in a sweet spot

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    Consumption + Savings + Infrastructure = GDP Boost

    Infra-structure

    Consumption

    Savings

    Backbone tothe Economy

    Higher Income tolead to higher savings

    Lower DependencyRatio to boostConsumption

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    Expertise comesin knowing

    what to pick.

    Expertise comesin knowing

    what to pick.

    Canara Robeco Equity Diversi ed (An Open-Ended Equity Scheme)

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    Presenting Canara Robeco Equity Diversi ed

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    Canara Robeco Equity Diversied follows predominantly bottom-up approach of focusing on well-managedcompanies that are likely to deliver superior capital appreciation over the medium-term

    The fund aims to provide an investment opportunity in thebest in class Indian companies with sustainablebusiness models to gain from the India growth story

    The fund should form the CORE part of an investors portfolio as it has a moderate risk pro le

    Growth Value Blend

    Large Cap Mid Cap Small Cap

    Diversi ed Thematic Sector

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    Fund Characteristics

    As on 30th July, 201016 of 221

    Investment Objective: To generate capital

    appreciation by investing in equity and equityrelated securities

    Asset Allocation

    Instruments Minimum (%) Maximum (%)

    Equity and equity

    related instruments 85 100

    Money Market

    Instruments 0 15

    Inception Date 16-Sep-03

    Fund Manager Anand ShahEntry Load Nil

    Exit Load (Lump 1% - if redeemed/switched out

    sum / SIP / STP) within 1 year from the date of

    allotment.AUM (INR crs) 349.88

    Minimum SIP Inv. Rs. 1,000 (Monthly SIP) &

    Amt (Rs.) Rs. 2,000 (Quarterly SIP) & in

    multiples of Re.1 thereafter

    Benchmark Index BSE 200

    Investment Options Growth, Dividend Payout,

    Dividend Reinvestment, Bonus

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    Portfolio Characteristics

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    Top 3 sectors account for 39.80% and Top 5

    sectors account for 53.07% of net assets

    Well diversied portfolio with 43 stocks

    accounting for 87.49% of net assets

    Top 10 holdings of the portfolio account for

    37.87% of net assets

    Name of the Company Industry Classication % of Net Assets

    Bharti Airtel Ltd Telecom - Services 5.37%HDFC Bank Ltd Banks 5.02%Reliance Industries Ltd Petroleum Products 4.31%Tata Consultancy Services Ltd Software 4.14%Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd Industrial Capital Goods 3.73%GAIL (India) Ltd Gas 3.46%State Bank Of India Banks 3.35%Punjab National Bank Banks 2.99%Oil India Ltd Oil 2.76%Pantaloon Retail (India) Ltd Retailing 2.74%

    Asset Allocation (%)

    Equity & Equityrelated instruments

    Money MarketInstruments

    12.51

    87.49

    Sector Allocation (%)

    12.51% 20.76%

    10.68%

    8.36%

    7.53%

    5.74%

    34.42%

    Banks | 20.76%

    Pharmaceuticls | 10.68%

    Software | 8.36%

    Petroleum Products | 7.53%

    Media & Entertainment | 5.74%

    Other Equity | 34.42%

    MMI & Others | 12.51%

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    Consistent portfolio indicates lower churn ratio

    Canara Robeco Equity Diversi ed Consistency in Portfolio

    18 of 22 Analysis: CRAMC.

    Top 5 Sectors Allocation (Q-o-Q)

    Sep-08 Dec-08 Mar-09 Jun-09 Sep-09 Dec-09 Mar-10 Jun-10Sectors

    Banks

    Pharmaceuticals

    Petroleum Products

    SoftwareOil

    Power

    Media &

    EntertainmentTelecom - Services

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    Why Invest in Canara Robeco Equity Diversied

    19 of 22# Please refer to the disclaimers at the end of this presentation.

    Opportunity to participate in theIndia Growth Story

    Focused large cap holdings with fewhigh conviction mid capideas

    Blend of Growth & Value Style of Investingto provide a well diversied portfolio

    Should form a part of theCORE portfoliofor an investors equity portfolio

    A4 Star rated fund by Value Research Online# , Platinum rated fund by ET Investors

    Guide# & 4 Star rated fund by Morningstar#

    Outperformance vis--vis its Benchmarkacross various time periods

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    What is Smart Investment Plan?

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    SIP is a strategy whereby an investor commits to invest axed amount at specied intervals

    Follows the similar principle of Recurring Deposit with a Bank

    Focus on consistent & continuous investments Fixed Money for Fixed Period of time to

    bene t from market volatility

    Imparts Discipline in investing The most needed quality for a long term investor

    Simple & Quick Hassle Free investments with one time instruction

    Law of Averaging at work Rupee Cost Averaging at its best

    Small Ticket Sizes do not impact the wallet too!

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