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THE 2016 DEPOSITARY RECEIPT

Market Review

MARCH 2017

MESSAGE FROM THE CEO

Dear Clients and Friends

The Depositary Receipt team at BNY Mellon took pride in helping our clients manage the global uncertainty that defined 2016 Low economic growth low or negative interest rates political upheaval and rapid regulatory and technological change were only some of the challenges we faced during the year Despite the turmoil the DR industry enjoyed a solid year proving once again that DRs are an important product for the global financial markets At BNY Mellon we established 32 new sponsored DR programs during the year1 and are proud to work with several leading companies including BMW Banco Santander Novatek and Credit Suisse which are profiled starting on page 4

Our mission at BNY Mellon is simple to improve lives through investing and help our clients reach their full potential In Depositary Receipts we do this by facilitating the investment process and helping issuers raise capital which can foster economic growth job creation and improve living standards all over the world We highlight starting on page 10 three issuers that we helped access the markets or raise the capital that allows them to make a difference in their communities

We know investors are fans of DRs for reasons including cost convenience and liquidity This year we are taking this opportunity to profile three leading institutional investors Lazard Asset Management Dimensional Fund Advisors and Cambiar Investors They all say that DRs are an integral part of their investment practice and they share their views of DRs starting on page 14

Another bright spot was the growth of DR indices in emerging markets such as Brazil and Russia As shown on the heat map on page 21 for the BNY Mellon Classic ADR IndexSM these country indices increased significantly during the year with Brazil up +6905 and Russia up +6102

BNY Mellon is determined to be the highest value provider of investment services globally and is the proud leader of the DR industry with a 57 global market share of sponsored programs and facilities covering 91 of established unsponsored depositary facilities

In 2017 we have several new initiatives on tap We are particularly focused on environmental social and governance issues and investor relations best practices to help our clients navigate the increasingly complex environment I look forward to engaging with you soon

Sincerely

For further information please visit wwwadrbnymelloncom

Christopher Kearns Chief Executive Officer

Depositary Receipts

Section 1 WHY BNY MELLON

Welcome New Clients More issuers have selected BNY Mellon as their depositary bank than all other depositary banks combined Here are a few of the blue-chip issuers that chose BNY Mellon in 2016

BMW GROUP2

In July 2016 Germanyrsquos BMW Group selected BNY Mellon as its depositary bank BMW Groupmdash with its three brands BMW MINI and Rolls-Roycemdash is the worldrsquos leading premium manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles and also provides premium financial and mobility services As a global company BMW Group operates 31 production and assembly facilities in 14 countries and has a global sales network in more than 140 countries

BMW one of hundreds of unsponsored ADR programs brought to market after the US SEC amended an exemption for foreign issuers in 20083 is one of the latest companies to convert its unsponsored DR program to sponsored which can add value in terms of enhanced visibility liquidity and efficiency from being serviced by a single depositary bank In the last three years 21 unsponsored issuers from a dozen countries have switched to sponsored programs with BNY Mellon4

BMW is one of the most widely recognized brands in the world and we look forward to working closely with BMW Group providing the resources and expertise to help the company take its new sponsored DR program to the next level

BANCO SANTANDER5

Based in Spain Banco Santander is a leading retail and commercial bank with a major presence in Spain Germany Poland Portugal the UK Brazil Mexico Chile Argentina and the US The Banco Santander Group includes four entities including Banco Santander that have listed DRs trading in the US In October 2016 Banco Santander selected BNY Mellon as its successor depositary bank joining its NYSE-listed subsidiaries Banco Santander Brasil and Banco

Santander Chile both of which switched their DR programs to BNY Mellon in 2015 Banco Santander first listed its DRs on the NYSE in July 1987 and now has one of the largest DR programs worldwide with more than 470 million DRs outstanding1

NOVATEK6

Russiarsquos Novatek switched sponsorship of its London Stock Exchange-listed DR program to BNY Mellon in February 2016 Novatekrsquos DR program first established in 2005 grew to represent 2999 of its ordinary share capital or more than 91 million DRs the limit for this DR program under Russian regulations

Novatek is Russiarsquos largest independent gas producer and the second-largest natural gas producer in Russia Founded in 1994 the Company is engaged in the exploration production processing and marketing of natural gas and liquid hydrocarbons The Companyrsquos upstream activities are concentrated in the prolific Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Region the worldrsquos largest natural gas producing area

4 THE DEPOSITARY RECEIPT MARKET REVIEW

Novatek is a leader in its industry we look forward to helping the company enhance its DR program

CREDIT SUISSE7

In November 2016 Credit Suisse selected BNY Mellon as its successor depositary bank for its NYSE-listed DR program Credit Suisse a private bank global wealth manager and investment bank initially listed on the NYSE via DRs in September 2001 It provides advisory services solutions and products to companies institutional clients and high-net-worth private clients globally as well as to retail clients in Switzerland Credit Suisse is headquartered in Zurich with operations in over 50 countries and 48200 employees from over 150 different nations

Global financial services companies are among the best positioned issuers to determine a depositary bankrsquos service quality and Banco Santander and Credit Suissersquos successor appointments of BNY Mellon are a testament to our people our level of service and our commitment to the DR business

THE DEPOSITARY RECEIPT MARKET REVIEW 5

THE ROLE OF DEPOSITARY RECEIPTS IN FINANCIAL MARKETS

Depositary Receipts allow companies and investors to connect across borders playing an important role in the global financial markets

2016 HIGHLIGHTS18

1521B DRs valued at $29T traded

Over $80B raised through 37 DR offerings

68 new sponsored DR programs created

65 new unsponsored DR programs created

3492 total DR programs in existence

1521B$29T

$80B68

653492


GLOBAL DEPOSITARY RECEIPT LEADERSHIP1

MARKET SHARE OF SPONSORED DR PROGRAMS We are the leader in the DR industry for a reason

Selecting a depositary bank is an important decision Issuers need to feel confident that they are working with an institution that is well-established trustworthy and consistently considers the performance of the DR program as a priority

BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s


MOST ACTIVELY TRADED DR PROGRAMS8

TOP 10

DR TRADING DR TRADING VOLUME VALUE

COMPANY COUNTRY (BILLIONS) (BILLIONS) EXCHANGE DEPOSITARY

Vale (Com + Pref) Brazil 1103 $ 5235 NYSE Citibank

Petrobras (Com + Pref) Brazil 996 $ 7011 NYSE BNY Mellon

Ambev Brazil 418 $ 2210 NYSE BNY Mellon

ArcelorMittal Luxembourg 414 $ 2369 NYSE Citibank

Gazprom Russia 381 $ 1743 LSEOTC BNY Mellon

Itauacute Unibanco Brazil 399 $ 3656 NYSE BNY Mellon

Alibaba China 373 $ 31716 NYSE Citibank

Nokia Finland 341 $ 1923 NYSE Citibank

Banco Bradesco (Com + Pref) Brazil 341 $ 2576 NYSE BNY Mellon

Cemex Meacutexico 315 $ 2199 NYSE Citibank


IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH INVESTING

Section 2

IMPROVING LIVES THROUGH INVESTING9

BNY Mellon is the investments company for the world and we are an important engine for the global financial markets We safeguard $299 trillion dollars We manage $16 trillion dollars for investors And we process more than one trillion dollars of transactions every day

We have an extraordinary client base that includes the worldrsquos largest financial institutions

investment managers countries corporations of all kinds foundations universities and individual

investors of all sizes Clients trust us with their financial assets because they know we are one

of the safest financial institutions in the world They rely on us for the investments solutions and

technology that connect them to opportunities in 100 markets across 35 countries

And through that work we help investors pursue their goals and financial dreams For more than

230 years our extraordinary people have driven change in the financial markets And our expertise

in all phases of investing has helped our clients find opportunities for growth and progress around

the world

Our Depositary Receipt business is a critical component of BNY Mellonrsquos overall strategy In DRs we help connect more than 1000 issuers from 63 countries to global investors1 Many of our issuer clients are integral parts of their local economies and as we help them connect with international capital markets their growth may help support the growth of the communities where they operate We are proud to highlight a few of our clients who raised capital via DRs in 2016

GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10

Bringing innovative financial services products to more than two million individuals small- and medium-sized companies and larger corporations in Argentina

With origins dating back to 1887 Supervielle offers retail and corporate banking treasury consumer finance insurance asset management and other products and services in Argentina to a broad customer base including individuals small- and medium-sized companies and medium- to large-sized corporations

In December 2015 newly-elected Argentine President Mauricio Macri began lifting capital controls that had been introduced in 2009 after a decade of high volatility This provided an opportune time for Supervielle to explore foreign investment to support and expand its business and which may expand access to capital for its wide range of customers from individuals to corporations

In May 2016 Supervielle raised $280 million via a NYSE-listed DR program in the countryrsquos first initial public offering in DR form in more than 10 years1

ldquoWe saw enormous interestrdquo Controlling shareholder Julio Patricio Supervielle said in an interview with El Financiero Bloomberg TVrsquos Karla Palomo ldquoThe Argentina story is fantastic The recent regulatory changes have awakened the interest from investors and wersquove also seen growing interest in our companyrdquo11


NANO DIMENSION12

Revolutionizing electronic manufacturing and medical research with 3D Printing

Nano Dimension founded in 2012 in Israel is focused on the research and development of advanced 3D printed electronics such as a 3D printer for multilayer printed circuit boards and the development of nanotechnology-based conductive and dielectric inks

Nano Dimension launched a 3D printer in 2016 that combines inkjet 3D printing and advanced nanotechnology in one product with a successful beta distribution to a select group of companies Nano Dimensionrsquos technology also spans into the medical industry In May 2016 the company announced a successful lab-tested proof of concept 3D Bioprinter for stem cells The trial was conducted in collaboration with Accellta Ltd a company focusing on stem cell suspension technologies Nano Dimension and Accelltarsquos combined work has the potential to significantly boost 3D printingrsquos significant role in medical research

As a young company Nano Dimension climbed the ladder of Depositary Receipt accomplishments establishing a Level I DR program in June 2015 upgrading to a Level II NASDAQ listing in March 2016 and then raising capital via a Level III DR offering on NASDAQ in September 2016 Nano Dimensionrsquos

step-by-step DR program establishment was a key component in its plan to increase awareness and expand its presence in the US market1

COVESTRO13

Providing sustainable products that benefit society and lessen impacts on the environment

Covestro a spinoff of the Bayer Group is a leading German material science company with the vision ldquoto make the world a brighter placerdquo It manufactures high-tech polymer materials that serve as substitutes for materials such as glass and steel decreasing the weight of automobiles which in turn reduces fuel consumption Its insulation systems protect buildings against the heat and cold reducing energy consumption The companyrsquos entertainment electronics products support functionality and safety

On December 1 2016 Covestro established its Level I sponsored DR program making it the 21st company in the last 3 years to convert its unsponsored DRs to a sponsored DR program with BNY Mellon4

ldquoThe US is a crucial strategic market for Covestro both operationally as well as in terms of our investor base With the conversion to a sponsored Level I ADR program we aim to facilitate access to the stock for global investors and further broaden our

shareholder base in the long termrdquo said Frank H Lutz CFO of Covestro ldquoIt also enables us to roll out our Employee Share Program Covestment for our US colleaguesrdquo14

ldquoGermany continues to be an important market for US investorsrdquo said Christopher M Kearns CEO of BNY Mellonrsquos Depositary Receipts business ldquoWe look forward to working closely with Covestro and providing the resources and market expertise to help the company take its new sponsored DR to the next levelrdquo14


DR INVESTOR PROFILES

Section 3

TOP 20 DR HOLDERS AS OF DECEMBER 31 201615

Capital World Investors (US) 2164

INSTITUTION NAME PORTOLIO (DREQUITY)

EQUITY AUM ($ BILLION)

DR AUM ($ BILLION)

DOMINANT ORIENTATION CITY

56632 382 Active Los Angeles

Baillie Gifford 1643 11360 1446 Active Edinburgh

Fidelity Management amp Research 1976 80231 246 Active Boston

T Rowe Price 1417 53740 264 Active Baltimore

BlackRock 1467 143188 102 Passive San Francisco

Fisher Investments 1335 5837 2287 Active San Francisco

Dodge amp Cox 1411 15813 892 Active San Francisco

Lazard Asset Management 1116 8027 1390 Active New York

Boston Active 2611153 Wellington Management 44201

Capital Research Global Investors (US) 1069 42546 251 Active Los Angeles

Dimensional Fund Advisors 1110 30924 359 Passive Austin

OppenheimerFunds 952 13935 683 Active New York

The Vanguard Group 1040 213006 049 Passive Malvern

State Street Global Advisors 843 83162 101 Passive Boston

BlackRock Investment Management (UK) 872 30009 291 Active London

Harding Loevner 779 2632 2958 Active NYC Metro

Aberdeen Asset Managers 829 9935 834 Active London

Arrowstreet Capital 671 3893 1725 Passive Boston

Franklin Advisers 743 10020 742 Active San Francisco

Primecap Management 622 10313 603 Active Pasadena


ldquordquo

Firm Strategies AUM by Investment Mandate

Global Equity 102

International Equity 238

Emerging Markets Equity 225

European Equity 24

Asia-Pacific Equity 44

US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14

ldquoLazard Asset Management invests several billions of dollars on behalf of its clients in global and emerging markets equity portfolios made up exclusively of depositary receipts The firm invests in depositary receipts for a number of reasons more specifically they are a very efficient way for retail investors to have a separately managed portfolio Depositary receipts can also complement investments in locally-listed securities offering multiple locations for liquidity as well as extending trading periods throughout the dayrdquo

mdash James Donald Head of Emerging Markets Lazard Asset Management

DR INVESTOR PROFILE LAZARD16

COMPANY OVERVIEW

Lazard Ltd headquartered in New York is a financial advisory and asset management firm operating in 42 cities across 27 countries (including Hong Kong Tokyo Singapore Sydney) with 2523 employees

INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY Lazard offers products across a broad spectrum of asset classes designed for different client types Its traditional and alternative investment services cover listed equity and fixed income investments in a wide range of global regional and country specific strategies

Lazard Asset Management Global AUM (billions)

$179 as of December 31 2016

DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo

ldquoAt Dimensional we take into DR INVESTOR PROFILE DIMENSIONAL17

account all the costs involved COMPANY OVERVIEW when investing in securities

DRs can be cost-effective Dimensionalrsquos primary business is investment management founded in 1981 it is headquartered in alternatives when investing in Austin Texas It conducts portfolio management activities and trading on 4 continents with 12 offices foreign companies In particular in 8 countries and more than 1000 employees investors can benefit from cost INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY savings in the form of lower Dimensionalrsquos investment philosophy has been shaped by decades of research with the belief that security commissions ticket charges prices reflect all publicly available information as intense competition among market participants drives prices toward fair value Dimensional uses the information in market prices combined with fundamental custody and currency trading data to systematically identify differences in expected returns among securities costs In addition for investors

who do not have local custodial Dimensional seeks to add value by building portfolios that target higher expected returns in a cost-effective manner By integrating a dynamic market-driven process with a flexible trading strategy accounts outside the US DRs Dimensional seeks to manage the tradeoffs that it believes matter for performancemdashbalancing competing can provide access to securities premiums diversification and costs

of foreign companies that they might not be able to purchase

Dimensional Investment directlyrdquo Strategies mdash Joseph Chi US Equities 36 Co-Head Portfolio Management

Chairman Investment Committee Non-US Developed Equities 19 Member Investment Research Committee

Emerging Markets Equities 13 Dimensional Fund Advisors

Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6

Dimensional Global AUM (billions)


DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo

DR INVESTOR PROFILE CAMBIAR INVESTORS18

COMPANY OVERVIEW

INVESTMENT PHILOSOPHY Cambiar Investors employs a relative value discipline In their opinion value investing is a straightforward proposition buy business assets cheaply be patient and wait for the stock to reflect the inherent value But the value of business assets is not static It can change over time depreciating or appreciating significantly as technology and markets evolve Indeed uncertainty about the value of

sectors and major geographies

ldquoTodayrsquos extensive ADR universe has enabled Cambiar to purchase a wide range of high quality foreign companies for clients who are best suited to invest through a separately managed account vehicle Over the last ten years ADRs have proliferated to cover a broad range of international stocks across all

ldquobusiness assets is often the manner in which many stock market ldquovaluesrdquo present themselves Cambiarrsquos discipline seeks to invest in value opportunities where they also see appreciating business assets By embedding a tailwind to stock selections they believe the odds of a favorable outcome improve

Cambiar Assets Under Supervision

Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106

International ADR 525

International Equity ORD 197

International Small Cap 01

Global Equity 15

Global Ultra Focus 08

Other 01

Cambiar Investors Global AUM (billions)


DR AUM (billions)

$9015

As the ADR pool broadened to encompass more companies we have been able to increase the overlap between our ADR and ORD portfolios to nearly 100 The ability to invest in ADRs has not only contributed to the growth of our high-net-worth retail channel but also to our strong distribution in the institutional community where it is not uncommon for clients to opt for an ADR portfolio While ordinary shares are preferable in select cases many clients feel more comfortable with dollar denominated ADRs that trade during US market hours and offer streamlined recordkeepingrdquo

mdash Cambiar Investors


BRINGING DR INVESTORS TOGETHER WITH DR ISSUERS

2nd Annual Global ADR Conference New York

Senior Portfolio Manager amp Director of Equity Research South Texas Money Management Ltd

ldquoThe BNY MellonJefferies ADR conference was an unprecedented access event for ADR investors ADR executives are naturally more difficult for American investors to contact and to have so many high quality meetings in the same place at the same time is extremely value-added I will certainly be marking my calendar for next yearrsquos eventrdquo

For the second consecutive year BNY Mellon and Jefferies combined forces to organize the Global and

domestic funds with a history of investing in DRs along with international global and emerging market funds decision makers from across North America from funds with ADR strategies and portfolio managers of US International ADR Conference in New York City The event held in November 2016 attracted investment

ldquo mdash Christian Ledoux CFA

ldquoAs an ADR-focused investor the BNY MellonJefferies conference was a great opportunity to meet with a diverse group of global issuers including both current holdings and watchlist companies We appreciated the invitation as we are often overlooked by the international equity sales teams by being headquartered outside of the traditional money center cities We had two days of great meetings and look forward to attending in 2017rdquo

2016Conference Statistics

231 Investors (representing 118 firms)

58 Companies

711 Meetings


mdash Matt Sinkovitz Director Gratry amp Co rdquo

2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1


68 new sponsored programs established compared to 58 in 2015


Most Actively Traded Depositary Receipt Sectors

TOP 10 IN 2016 BY VALUE (BILLIONS) TOP 10 IN 2016 BY VOLUME (BILLIONS OF DRs)

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks

Oil Gas amp Consumable Fuels

Internet Software amp Services

Internet amp Direct Marketing Retail

Pharmaceuticals

Semiconductors amp Semiconductor Equipment

Beverages

Wireless Telecommunication Services

Communications Equipment

279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology


Value = number of DRs traded multiplied by DR price at trade Volume = number of DRs traded during 2016


SPOTLIGHT INDEX GROWTH IN 201619

Emerging Market Equities Markets Tick Upward Following Political Turmoil

BNY Mellon country indices for Emerging Markets out-perform major market indices in 2016

Emerging markets led by those in South America topped the BNY Mellon DR country index charts in 2016 Brazil (+6905) Argentina (+1924) and Chile (+1998) saw the highest percentage increases compared to the same period last year DR indices for Russia (+6102) South Africa (+2053) and Taiwan (+2294) also posted double-digit gains

All six of these countriesrsquo indices outperformed major market indices at the end of the year As of December 30 2016 the SampP 500 was up +1196 the Dow Jones Industrial Average had gained +1650 while the MSCI EAFE Index was up +108 Companies contributing to the higher DR country index gains included Brazilrsquos Banco Bradesco (+1095) Petrobras (+1351) and Itauacute Unibanco (+843) Argentinarsquos Nortel Inversora (+832) and Pampa Energia (+694) Chilersquos Cencosud (+42) and Enel Americas (+302) and South Africarsquos AngloGold Ashanti (+48)

BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts is in its 20th year of building and maintaining the most comprehensive family of DR indices tracking all depositary receipts trading on the NYSE NYSE MKT NASDAQ LSE and OTC Markets BNY Mellon DR Indices include specific strategies regions countries sectors and themes Currently there are more than 130 indices covering all DRs from issuers in over 69 countries The indices are market capitalization-weighted and calculated on a continuous basis throughout the US trading day The BNY Mellon DR Indices also serve as a benchmark or a referenced index in exchange-traded funds (ETFs) as well as other investment funds such as separately managed accounts (SMAs)


Total Return by Country BNY MELLON CLASSIC ADR INDEX19

shy50 +50

Argentina 1924 Australia 1062 Austria 879 Belgium -1036 Brazil 6905 Chile 1998 China 403 Colombia 3474 Denmark -1729 Egypt -1334 Finland -464 France 405 Germany 334 Greece -1047 Hong Kong -14 Hungary 2401 India -241 Indonesia 2763 Ireland 509 Israel -3353 Italy -208 Japan 212 Malaysia 026 Mexico -942 Netherlands 443 New Zealand 3407 Norway 1871 Peru 12399 Philippines -205 Portugal 348 Russia 6102 Singapore 456 South Africa 2053 South Korea 1773 Spain -146 Sweden -003 Switzerland -512 Taiwan 2294 Thailand 2042 Turkey -847 UK 123


68 In 2016 68 new sponsored programs were established compared with 58 in 2015

3492 There are now 3492 programs in existence 1876 are sponsored

57 BNY Mellon has a 57 market share of all sponsored programs

91 BNY Mellon has a facility established for 91 of the unsponsored facilities

DEPOSITARY RECEIPT PROGRAMS8

2016 Total Sponsored DR Programs

346390 OtherUnlisted US OTC

US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810

Top Five Sectors All Unsponsored Programs

135 104 91 75 70

General Financial Construction Real Estate General Retailers Services Materials Investment Industrials

amp Services


INSTITUTIONAL DEPOSITARY RECEIPT OWNERSHIP15

Region Number of

Institutional Holders DR Value Held

(USD mm) YoY DR Value Change

(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316

Latin America 136 444623 22816

Middle East amp Africa 140 457004 -16223

North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057


TRENDS IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

SIGNIFICANT RISE IN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND STEWARDSHIP CODES20

As global SRIESG assets under management continue to increase the US Sustainable Investment Forum (US SIF) reported an increase of 33 to $872 trillion 2014 ndash 2016 Reflecting the increase in assets allocated to strategies that incorporate environmental social and governance (ESG) criteria there has been increasing pressure on issuers to demonstrate a commitment to best-practice governance principles as well as on investors to actively monitor and engage with the companies in which they invest Accordingly over the past few years regulators and associations in many countries have increasingly issued new or revised corporate governance codes andor stewardship codes Since 2014 no fewer than 25 countries have revised or initiated new governance or stewardship codes accounting for approximately 30 of the total countries (95) that currently have one or both types of codes

BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts continues to be a leader in contributing to the discussion and communication of developments in important governance issues In 2016 BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts conducted investor perception studies on the Japan Governance and Stewardship Codes and Russian Corporate Governance Code A white paper on the Japan study21 was published and quoted in several international business publications in July 2016 Findings from the Russia study were also presented at the BNY Mellon Annual Depositary Receipt Issuersrsquo Forum in Moscow in December 2016


US REGULATION PROPOSED FOR PROXY ADVISORY FIRMS

Proxy advisory firms provide asset managers and ndash mandated procedures will be implemented to asset owners voting recommendations for proposals address complaints before recommendations requiring approval from shareholders For many can be issued investors and asset owners proxy advisory firms also ndash all proxy advisors will be required to register vote their holdings at shareholder meetings Proxy with the SEC and provide regular public reports advisors have long been criticized for among other on their methodology issues alleged outsized influence on the outcome of shareholder meetings conflicts of interests lack of The specific impact of the regulation is unclear competition lack of transparency in their research though potential outcomes include methodologies and the quality and accuracy of their research and recommendations Since 2010 several regulators and associations including those in the US Canada France and the European Union have considered whether regulation of the industry is required

ndash Extraterritorial implications non-US issuers with SEC-registered securities may be included in regulation

ndash SEC-registered investment firms with non-US holdings may also be covered

ndash Non-US investment management firms with

This may soon change as in 2016 the ldquoUS Corporate US operations may also be affected

Governance Reform and Transparency Act of 2016rdquo22

was submitted and approved by a bi-partisan vote of 41-18 by the Financial Services Committee of the US House of Representatives The bill includes the following features

US regulations while not specifically aimed at foreign issuers often have an impact on these companies BNY Mellon Depositary Receipts as we did previously during the SEC Proxy Plumbing Concept Release23 and SEC Proposed Rule Change

ndash corporate issuers will have statutory authority to Amending NYSE Rules 451 and 46524 (Proxy Fees) review proxy advisory reports prior to publication will monitor and respond accordingly to ensure that

ndash proxy advisory firms must employ an the rules applying to foreign issuers are considered ombudsman to receive complaints ldquofrom the during the regulation review period subjectsrdquo of the recommendations


2016 CONFERENCES

1ST QUARTER 2ND QUARTER

201 2ESG Client Roundtable Satildeo Paolo January

Annual Depositary Receipt Issuersrsquo Forum Moscow February

9th Annual Depositary Receipt Issuersrsquo Conference Asia Pacific Okinawa June 20163RD QUARTER 4TH QUARTER

3 4Corporate Access Client Roundtable Mexico City July

ESG Client Roundtable Tokyo July

BNY Mellon DR Capital Markets amp Investor Relations Seminar LondonParis September

6th DR Issuersrsquo Conference Latin America Rio de Janeiro September

DR Issuersrsquo Client Council Riviera Maya Mexico September

Annual South African Issuersrsquo Seminar Johannesburg October

2nd Annual Global ADR Conference New York November

Brexit Forum London December

Annual Depositary Receipt Issuersrsquo Forum Moscow December


2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90

EUROPE MIDDLE EAST amp AFRICA8TOP SECTORS BY DR VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS)

$2903 Pharmaceuticals

$1093 Metals amp Mining

$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology

$2614 Oil Gas amp Consumable Fuels


VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS) VOLUME TRADED (BILLIONS)

$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia

Switzerland South Africa

Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other

TOP FIVE DR PROGRAMS BY DR MARKET CAP1 (BILLIONS) VOLUME

$418

341 Royal Dutch Shell Shire

Teva BP AB InBev Pharmaceuticals

Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis

TOP FIVE DR PROGRAMS BY VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS)

$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other

TOP FIVE DR PROGRAMS BY VALUE TOP FIVE DR PROGRAMS BY

$315 $13037 75

VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS) VOLUME DR MARKET CAP1 (BILLIONS)

$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu

Taiwan Semiconductor Alibaba Baidu

$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom

CTripcom JDcom NetEase CTripcom 168

$6037 Internet Software amp Services


$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors

$1610 Internet amp Direct Marketing

TOP SECTORS BY DR VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS)


LATIN AMERICA8TOP SECTORS BY DR VALUE TRADED (BILLIONS)



$381 Beverages

$223 Construction Materials

$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther

TOP FIVE DR PROGRAMS BY DR MARKET CAP1 (BILLIONS)

$118

103 Petrobras Vale 96

Itauacute Unibanco Banco Bradesco Ambev

Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6

FINANCIAL MARKETS IN 201725

The impact of event risk in the 2016 financial markets looks likely to continue with the incoming Trump administration upcoming

European elections a strong US dollar and a decline in

Chinarsquos FX reserves Simon Derrick BNY Mellonrsquos Chief Currency Strategist examines some issues to watch in 2017

If 2016 proved anything it was that event risk seemed to be back for the financial markets 2017 looks to be just as lively Here are some thoughts on a few issues we suspect may be on the radar

The Incoming Administration and USD Strength A few recurrent themes have emerged in President-elect Trumprsquos pre-and post-election comments and in comments from certain key appointees While it is impossible to say whether or not any of these themes will result in tangible policy shifts such comments should not be dismissed or ignored These themes are

1 Infrastructure spending amp tax cuts appear to be top agenda items12

2 The broad direction of comments from president-elect Trump Steven Mnuchin amp David Malpass indicate a desire to extend the maturities on US government debt345

3 One of the most consistent themes over the past 12 months has been President-elect Trump calling China a currency manipulator That hasnrsquot changed since the election678

4 The incoming administration seems lukewarm towards the Fed910

The collective impact of these key themes (particularly 1 amp 2) has been a sharp steepening of the yield curve in

Key Points

THE INCOMING ADMINISTRATION AND US DOLLAR STRENGTH Early indications from President-elect Trump and his key appointees suggest a policy mix that could sustain USD bullishness While a steepening of the US yield curve isnrsquot automatically USD bullish what most certainly has been supportive of a stronger USD has been the widening out of key international yield gaps at the longer end

THE IMPACT ON CHINA A strong US dollar could provide China with significant policy challenges in 2017 While it certainly doesnrsquot follow that we are about to see a repeat of the type of market volatility that emerged at the end of 2015 and the beginning of 2016 the scale of the declines in Chinarsquos FX

the US (similar in pace to the early stages of the ldquotaper tantrumrdquo in the summer of 2013) over the past month While a steepening of the US yield curve isnrsquot automatically USD bullish (as can be seen by comparing shifts in the 10-year2-year yield gap over the past quarter of a century with the performance of the USD index) what most certainly has been supportive of a stronger USD has been the widening out of key international yield gaps at the longer end As of December 7 the yield gap between 10-year US and the equivalent benchmark German government paper had widened out by close to 35 bp since the election taking it to 2025 bp almost the widest the gap has been in at least a quarter of a century Similarly the USUK spread had moved back out to where it was in late August (just below 100 bp) levels previously seen in 2000 While other moves may have been to less dramatic levels when looked at in historical terms (the USJapan spread is only back to where it was in 2010) the absolute moves have been sharp (the USJapan spread moved out by 47 bp)

Excerpted from ldquoFinancial Markets in 2017 US dollar strength Chinese financial policy European political uncertaintyrdquo mdash Simon Derrick

reserves raises a couple of interesting points that could prove important in 2017 If Chinarsquos FX reserves continue to decline in value both as a result of active intervention in the local market and changes in asset values (with bond price moves being singled out by the regulator) and if US yields continue to rise along with the USD then it could well be that the trend towards reduced holdings of US Treasury securities continues in 2017

US CURRENCY POLICY Irrespective of what China may or may not do the issue of USD strength could become a domestic political issue in 2017 should it persist This would certainly not be the first time that this has occurred in the modern era

The Impact on China A rising USD has in turn fed through into mounting pressure on the CNY (the spread between spot USDCNY and the 1 year NDF on December 7 stood at roughly the same levels that it did in late November of last year) These pressures began to re-emerge in October as the likelihood of a December rate hike by the Federal Reserve began to filter through The first sign of this was the publication on November 7 of the October FX reserve numbers by the Peoplersquos Bank of China (ldquoPBOCrdquo) These numbers showed that reserves fell in value by USD 457 bn in October taking them down to USD 3121 tn the lowest since March 2011 This stood in contrast to the more modest swings seen in the USD value of Chinarsquos FX reserves over the previous seven months (ranging between USD 27 bn down in May and USD 13 bn up in June) While the argument could be made that this decline was connected to valuation effects (the USD index was up 31 mm in October) it is meaningful that the decline seen was significantly larger than that seen in May (USD 279 bn) when the USD index rallied by a similar amount

By late November a number of reports by Reuters indicated that state-owned Chinese banks had been actively selling


USDs in the onshore spot market11 Moreover the mood music out of China began to change On Friday November 26 the WSJ published a story12 saying that the State Council would soon announce a series of measures that would subject many overseas deals to stricter regulatory oversight This was followed the next day by a story in Caixin that the PBOC was considering including cross-border CNY business into its assessment of macro-prudential risks in the countryrsquos financial system The magazine then quoted an unnamed banker as saying this would force banks to ldquodo more incoming CNY business and less CNY outflow activitiesrdquo13

Confirmation that pressures had been mounting over the past month came with the publication of Chinarsquos FX reserve data for November The data showed a decline in the USD value of USD 6905 bn over the course of the month While not quite at the level of November 2015rsquos USD 872 bn decline it was still the most significant drop since January of 2016 (USD 9946 bn) and the eighth largest monthly decline ever Indeed such was the scale of the drop that the State Administration of Foreign Exchange posted a notice on its website saying that the PBOC had to provide capital from its foreign exchange reserves to the market in order to maintain a supply and demand balance in foreign exchange reserves It also noted that fluctuations in asset values and the depreciation of a range of currencies against the USD in the wake of the US election also contributed to the decline (Reuters) To put this into context though it is worth noting that the month-on-month rise in the USD index (316) was not much more than that seen in October (312) or May (301) and slightly less than that seen in November of last year (339) as the market prepared for the December rate hike by the Fed

US Currency Policy Irrespective of what China may or may not do the issue of USD strength could become a domestic political issue in 2017 should it persist This would certainly not be the first time that this has occurred in the modern era Probably the most notable event to come out of such pressures in the past was the signing of the Plaza Accord on September 22 1985 by the Ministers of Finance and Central Bank Governors of France Germany Japan the United Kingdom and the United States In it they agreed that ldquohellipexchange rates should play a role in adjusting external imbalances In order to do this exchange rates should better reflect fundamental economic

conditions than has been the case ldquoThey indicated at the time that policy actions must be implemented and reinforced in order to improve fundamentals further and that in view of present and prospective changes some further orderly appreciation of the main non-USD currencies against the USD was desirablerdquo24

Although it is debatable whether or not the weakness of the JPY against the USD in the run up to the accord was truly due to a deliberate attempt by Japan to manipulate its currency lower (1979 to 1987 was after all the era of the Volker Fed) this had not prevented an increasingly vocal lobby group in the US from asking for protection against foreign competition25

By 1985 the political pressure had grown sufficiently for Congress to begin thinking about trade restrictions In the face of this the White House was pressured into negotiating the accord despite its own free-market instincts (presumably seeing it as the lesser of two evils)

This was not the end of attempts by the US to get the USD to weaken against the JPY Most notably the very early months of President Clintonrsquos first term in office saw what looked a lot like an explicit attempt to take the JPY higher Rumours had already circulated on election night in November 1992 that the new administration would target the exchange rate However investors then chose to ignore these early hints about the direction of policy under the new administration keeping the USD gently bid through until mid-January 1993 The campaign itself kicked off in earnest on February 19 1993 when Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen (at an event at the National Press Club in Washington) emphatically called for a stronger yen26

Two months later President Clinton was asked (following a meeting with Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa) why he expected trade relations with Japan to improve and the trade deficit to narrow He noted ldquothere are three or four things working today which may give us more results Number one the appreciation of the Japanese yenrdquo27

Whether or not the Clinton administration was targeting a stronger JPY was in retrospect irrelevant What did matter was that investors believed it was (between February and August of 1993 the USD fell by around 20 against the JPY)

Why does this matter now Since early November the USD has staged one of its most aggressive rallies against the JPY since the spring of 1995 While the rise in US yields since the presidential election has likely been the most significant factor in driving this move it must be noted that the Bank of Japan (ldquoBOJrdquo) policy has played its part as well thanks to the introduction of ldquoQQE with yield curve controlrdquo28

The first practical example of this policy framework at work came in mid-November when the BOJ stepped into the market by offering to buy unlimited amounts of 5-year JGB notes at -4bp and 2-year paper at -9bp There was little ambiguity as to why they had done this as Governor Haruhiko told the upper house financial affairs committee later the same day ldquoMoves in Treasuries do have an impact on Japanese bond yields That does not mean we have to automatically accept gains in Japanese bond yields every time Treasury yields riserdquo29

While that move was in line with the framework outlined in their September meeting it was noticeable that it came after a very brief period during which key yield gaps had actually narrowed while the USD had dipped back down to JPY 10851 This perhaps suggested that the authorities were keen to avoid the recent USD rally stalling If so then they certainly succeeded

With this in mind it is also worth recalling president-elect Donald Trumprsquos previous comments on the issue of currency manipulation In particular while there has been plenty of focus on what he has had to say about Chinese policy it should be noted that he has also discussed Japanese policy Speaking in North Charleston at the start of the year30 he stated ldquoJapan the same thing They are devaluing mdash itrsquos so impossible for mdash you look at Caterpillar Tractor and whatrsquos happening with Caterpillar and Kamatsu (ph) Kamatsu (ph) is a tractor company in Japan Friends of mine are ordering Kamatsu (ph) tractors now because theyrsquove de-valued the yen to such an extent that you canrsquot buy a Caterpillar tractor And wersquore letting them get away with it and we canrsquot let them get away with itrdquo

Should the USD make substantial gains from here (particularly against the JPY) it will be interesting to see how president-elect Trump responds given his previous comment


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3 US SEC Exemption from Registration Under Section 12(g) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 for Foreign Private issuers httpswwwsecgovrules final200834-58465pdf (accessed February 27 2017)

4 BNY Mellon and other depositary bank websites as of December 31 2016 programs converted from November 18 2012 through December 31 2016

ldquoAbout the Grouprdquo Santander httpwwwsantandercomcsgsSatelliteCFWCSancomQP01en_GBCorporateAbout-The-Grouphtml (accessed February 28 2017) Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

6 ldquoInvestor Relations GDRrdquo Novatek httpwwwnovatekrueninvestorssharesGDR (accessed February 16 2017) Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

7 ldquoAbout Usrdquo Credit Suisse wwwcredit-suissecomusenabout-ushtml (accessed February 27 2017) Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

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13 ldquoOverviewrdquo Covestro wwwcovestrocomencompanyoverview (accessed February 27 2017)

14 ldquoBNY Mellon Selected by Covestro AG for its Sponsored Depositary Receipt Programrdquo BNY Mellon press release January 10 2017 httpswwwbnymellon com usennewsroomnewspress-releasesbny-mellon-selected-by-covestro-ag-for-its-sponsored-depositary-receipt-program-01-10-2017shynewsid-129844jsp (accessed February 16 2017)

Ipreo information from public filings through December 31 2016

16 ldquoAssets under Managementrdquo Lazard as of December 31 2016 httpwwwlazardnetcomaum (accessed February 16 2017) Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

17 ldquoAn Introduction to Dimensional Fund Advisorsrdquo Dimensional Fund Advisors as of December 31 2016 provided and used with permission Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

18 ldquoOur Strategiesrdquo Cambiar Investors as of December 31 2016 httpwwwcambiarcominstitutional (accessed February 16 2017) Material in this section is from this source unless otherwise noted

19 BNY Mellon Classic ADR Index httpswwwadrbnymelloncomindicesclassic-adr-indexoverview (accessed February 16 2017)

US SIF Foundation 2016 Report on US Sustainable Responsible and Impact Investing Trends published November 14 2016 httpwwwussiforgfilesSIF_ Trends_16_Executive_Summary(1)pdf (accessed February 16 2017)

21 ldquoInvestor Sentiment on Japanese Reformrdquo BNY Mellon httpswwwadrbnymelloncomusennews-and-publicationsdr-issuersasset_upload_ file69918_197379pdf (accessed February 26 2017)

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Excerpt from ldquoFinancial Markets in 2017 US dollar strength Chinese financial policy European political uncertaintyrdquo httpswwwbnymelloncomemea enour-thinkingfinancial-markets-in-2017jsp (accessed February 27 2017) This information was released prior to January 20 2017 See page 37 of this brochure for full publication and disclaimer


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MESSAGE FROM THE CEO

Dear Clients and Friends

The Depositary Receipt team at BNY Mellon took pride in helping our clients manage the global uncertainty that defined 2016 Low economic growth low or negative interest rates political upheaval and rapid regulatory and technological change were only some of the challenges we faced during the year Despite the turmoil the DR industry enjoyed a solid year proving once again that DRs are an important product for the global financial markets At BNY Mellon we established 32 new sponsored DR programs during the year1 and are proud to work with several leading companies including BMW Banco Santander Novatek and Credit Suisse which are profiled starting on page 4

Our mission at BNY Mellon is simple to improve lives through investing and help our clients reach their full potential In Depositary Receipts we do this by facilitating the investment process and helping issuers raise capital which can foster economic growth job creation and improve living standards all over the world We highlight starting on page 10 three issuers that we helped access the markets or raise the capital that allows them to make a difference in their communities

We know investors are fans of DRs for reasons including cost convenience and liquidity This year we are taking this opportunity to profile three leading institutional investors Lazard Asset Management Dimensional Fund Advisors and Cambiar Investors They all say that DRs are an integral part of their investment practice and they share their views of DRs starting on page 14

Another bright spot was the growth of DR indices in emerging markets such as Brazil and Russia As shown on the heat map on page 21 for the BNY Mellon Classic ADR IndexSM these country indices increased significantly during the year with Brazil up +6905 and Russia up +6102

BNY Mellon is determined to be the highest value provider of investment services globally and is the proud leader of the DR industry with a 57 global market share of sponsored programs and facilities covering 91 of established unsponsored depositary facilities

In 2017 we have several new initiatives on tap We are particularly focused on environmental social and governance issues and investor relations best practices to help our clients navigate the increasingly complex environment I look forward to engaging with you soon

Sincerely

For further information please visit wwwadrbnymelloncom

Christopher Kearns Chief Executive Officer

Depositary Receipts



BMW GROUP2




BANCO SANTANDER5



NOVATEK6





CREDIT SUISSE7






2016 HIGHLIGHTS18






1521B$29T

$80B68

653492





BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom











BMW GROUP2




BANCO SANTANDER5



NOVATEK6





CREDIT SUISSE7






2016 HIGHLIGHTS18






1521B$29T

$80B68

653492





BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










BMW GROUP2




BANCO SANTANDER5



NOVATEK6





CREDIT SUISSE7






2016 HIGHLIGHTS18






1521B$29T

$80B68

653492





BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










CREDIT SUISSE7






2016 HIGHLIGHTS18






1521B$29T

$80B68

653492





BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom











2016 HIGHLIGHTS18






1521B$29T

$80B68

653492





BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom












BNY Mellon

Citibank

Deutsche Bank

JPMorgan

57

11

16

16

54

Asi

a P

acif

ic

21

14

11

59

12

20

9

Eur

ope

Mid

dle

Eas

t amp

Afr

ica

71

9 6

14

Lati

n A

mer

ica

All

Pro

gram

s



TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










TOP 10















Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










Section 2











the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom



















the world


GRUPO SUPERVIELLE10







NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









NANO DIMENSION12






COVESTRO13









Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










Section 3





DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom













DR AUM ($ BILLION)























ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









ldquordquo


Global Equity 102



European Equity 24


US Equity 118

Fixed Income 139

Real Assets 52

Multi Asset 24

BalancedGTAA 20

Alternatives 14




COMPANY OVERVIEW





DR AUM (billions)

$111615


ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









ldquordquo









Fixed Income 21

Global Equities 6

Other 6



DR AUM (billions)

$11115


rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









rdquo


COMPANY OVERVIEW






Large Cap Value 139

SMID Value 09

Small Cap Value 106




Global Equity 15


Other 01



DR AUM (billions)

$9015














58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

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Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















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bnymelloncom



















58 Companies

711 Meetings



2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









2016 YEAR IN REVIEW

Section 4

YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









YEAR IN REVIEW1






2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

$6130

$3546

$2969

$2529

$2319

$1611

$1162

$1150

$1015

$827

Metals amp Mining

Banks




Pharmaceuticals


Beverages



279

263

230

96

68

66

54

52

51

48

$7198

$3704

$3071

$2103

$2408

$2034

$1035

$1594

NA

$950

-15

-4

-3

20

-4

-21

12

-28

NA

-13

2016 2015 CHANGE VS 2015

222

283

259

12

76

53

79

48

49

66

26

-7

-11

-20

-10

24

-32

9

3

-28



Pharmaceuticals

Metals amp Mining

Banks


Beverages

Semiconductors

Biotechnology












shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom

















shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










shy50 +50










US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom
















US-Listed

LSELuSE

430 810


135 104 91 75 70


amp Services



Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom










Region Number of



(USD mm)

Asia Pacific 461 4876682 115609

Europe 1398 17303459 652316



North America 2835 60740295 2398538

Total 4970 $83822062 $3173057



















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom


























2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom





















2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









2016 CONFERENCES















2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









2016REGIONAL REVIEW

Section 5

109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









109

$90




$1051 Banks

$1001 Biotechnology




$12839

4210

1482

1220 1131

915

751

561

2570 United Kingdom

660

147

142

51 49

47

37

154

35

United Kingdom

Netherlands Russia

Luxembourg Russia


Israel Netherlands

France Switzerland

Belgium Finland

Other Other


$418



Royal Dutch Shell

BP

Teva

Lukoil

Novartis


$1010

VALUE

5020

$88 $66 $54

281 279 220

17 20 45

ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

Grupo Televisa


$70$52

VALUE

VOLUME

10 11

$37 $26 $2240 34 42

85 73

2017 OUTLOOK

Section 6












Key Points


























New York









Latin America




Europe















Asia Pacific
















5

10

15

20

25






































bnymelloncom









ASIA PACIFIC8


$1172

8256

742

682

672 546

818 China

368

197

28

50

37

34

22 China

India India

Japan Taiwan

Taiwan Japan

Australia Australia

Other Other


$315 $13037 75


$924 Alibaba

452 Baidu


$79 $57 $5031 30 12

308 Manufacturing

233 JDcom




$455 Banks

$726 Semiconductors







$381 Beverages


$813 Banks



$375

2646 751

14 212

674

486

408

16

55 Brazil Brazil

Mexico Mexico

Argentina Argentina

OtherOther


$118



Petrobras

Vale

Itauacute Unibanco

FEMSA

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