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PENSIONS<br />

PENSION INVESTMENT PLUS<br />

quarter 1, 2012


Contents<br />

Market Commentary 2<br />

Key Metrics 3<br />

Our Investment Partners 4<br />

Highlighted Fund for Quarter 1<br />

Elements (<strong>pension</strong>) 5<br />

Investing & Risk 6<br />

Lifestyle Pension Funds<br />

Retirement Funds (IRIS) 8<br />

Consensus IRIS 10<br />

Pension Indexed Eurozone Long Bond Fund 11<br />

Low Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Cash Fund 12<br />

Medium Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Gilt Fund 13<br />

Elements (<strong>pension</strong>) 14<br />

Protected Assets Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 15<br />

BNYM Global Real Return Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 16<br />

Medium to High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Income & Growth Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 17<br />

Pension Evergreen Fund 18<br />

Pension Managed Fund 19<br />

Ethical Managed Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 20<br />

Pension Consensus Fund 21<br />

KBI Pension Managed Fund 22<br />

Friends First Mixed Fund 23<br />

Bloxham Defensive High Yeild Pension Fund 24<br />

High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Bloxham High Yield Equity 25<br />

Trilogy II Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 26<br />

Discovery (<strong>pension</strong>) 27<br />

Innovator (<strong>pension</strong>) 28<br />

Alternative Energy (<strong>pension</strong>) 29<br />

Water Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 30<br />

Spotlight (<strong>pension</strong>) 31<br />

Pension Equity Fund 32<br />

Pension International 33<br />

Ethical Equity Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 34<br />

Pension North American 35<br />

Pension UK Equity Fund 35<br />

Pension European Fund 36<br />

Euroland Equity Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 36<br />

Pension Pacific Basin 37<br />

Pension Japanese Fund 37<br />

Pension Property Fund 38<br />

Pension Index Funds 39<br />

Pension Indexed All Equity Fund 40<br />

Very High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Irish Equity 41<br />

Bloxham Geared High Yield Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 42<br />

Performance Summary<br />

IRIS 43<br />

Pension 44<br />

Pension 45<br />

1


2<br />

MARKET COMMENTARY<br />

MARKET<br />

Turmoil Returns<br />

COMMENTARY<br />

2011 turned out to be another difficult year as markets More significantly the investment journey provided by our<br />

were hit by a number of issues that dented investor medium months risk of concerted funds, including political effort. our hugely While this successful goes on,<br />

confidence.<br />

After a relatively<br />

The early<br />

calm<br />

part<br />

first<br />

of<br />

half<br />

2011<br />

of<br />

showed<br />

the year<br />

some<br />

and a<br />

strong<br />

quiet<br />

Protected markets will Assets remain Fund, volatile. has been much smoother for<br />

Background<br />

Although it it is is useful in in these pages to to focus focus on on where where rate In short, environment. there is is no Turmoil doubt in that Libya the the last is last unlikely decade to was affect was a a oil<br />

equity July, things gains with changed commentators in August quite and optimistic September. on theA<br />

investors So there when is a lot compared of good news to traditional the economic managed front funds. but<br />

The wave the markets world last of quarter uncertainty continues are at has at a point a seen to washed point be a an continuation time, interesting over time, it’s markets important it’s of place important many as that and politics of that<br />

the prices<br />

a There very few difficult very are much,<br />

large a one number unless one risks for for of it investors. spreads<br />

the positives, economic This to however. This was other<br />

recovery the was and first Volatility the bigger<br />

that first need<br />

oil is<br />

global economy. However, the Libyan crisis, the When the Eurozone debt crisis escalated we had very<br />

Sunshine first every quarter now and of then 2011 then we was we take take very a step a eventful. step back back and Markets think and think are producing decade in many nations. many where Finally, where risk dominated government risk dominated reward. debt is reward. likely to<br />

Japanese and issues economics that<br />

earthquake<br />

have repeatedly disrupted<br />

and more<br />

investment clashed, significantly leaving markets<br />

the investors over<br />

various<br />

the The few to not be Local calls overcome. bad from Market – investors volatile There markets in these no easy can funds. offer fix and Why? rich these pickings Because issues for<br />

The about how our funds are performing in in the longer term. be However, a big problem even if if for this peripheral was the case, eurozone the figures countries above in the<br />

down feeling last 12 strong overall months battered<br />

market in and Euro and continued rally<br />

bewildered.<br />

terms of late to the contribute 2011<br />

First first has 3 we to months had investors’ so far<br />

EU/IMF bailouts all served to dampen this optimism. the of Globalisation these They are, after all, long term funds – they are designed short-term will active take funds time managers delivered doesn’t show that, and for those a to big work mean and on who problem out. what investors customers Global they willing promised. had for the the stomach rest policy make to of makers the ride During same out the hang West are the<br />

on on in<br />

continued<br />

The 2011, amazing concerns. last mainly quarter<br />

into<br />

spectacle Sovereign 2012, as has a result leaving<br />

seen of debt of the<br />

the issues negative Eurozone US<br />

average<br />

Government continued returns debt<br />

managed<br />

crisis in to March. nearly<br />

fund be takea<br />

decisions these to provide a good balance of risk and reward for money<br />

the working storm turbulent in through<br />

long<br />

are hard term. in every often on times long marketplace, rewarded they term protected solutions. for even their investors see patience the from same the and<br />

up the worst of times, the the downside wasn’t as as<br />

centre Many major running<br />

some of stage concern. 8%* the<br />

that investors<br />

out yet in human want<br />

of<br />

the again. In cash<br />

first May, stories The 3 months<br />

to to put put away<br />

because Portugal markets – from of became the<br />

away for for the<br />

Republicans confidence the year. revolution the Were in latest<br />

the long long run. run. For<br />

and the it in products. severe determination. ups Most and downs Irish Globally, investors of the most markets. face companies a somewhat remain unusual in<br />

not For<br />

extreme as the peak-to-trough figures would have you<br />

ability Tunisia Eurozone Democrats<br />

for the of and country the losses<br />

instance, take couldn’t Egypt Eurozone to many to Evergreen agree the investors countries an<br />

as as a despair<br />

an budget. EU/IMF are and to bailout<br />

an example This<br />

still destruction protect looking<br />

of a of typical led package.<br />

a typical to their US<br />

to in choice However, Outlook solid shape, believe.<br />

even with with lower increasing levels interest of debt, rates higher borrowing cash<br />

Outlook<br />

– a portfolio of global assets, mainly shares with a<br />

recoup, currency Japan Portugal – have non-guaranteed<br />

joined enormous diversified<br />

<strong>Ireland</strong> consequences managed<br />

and Greece for fund where<br />

in people’s seeking<br />

many remains<br />

Different<br />

quite<br />

fund<br />

cheap.<br />

managers<br />

Global<br />

will have<br />

economic<br />

different<br />

growth<br />

opinions<br />

remains<br />

on<br />

Government<br />

I suspect waivered.<br />

debt<br />

a<br />

losing<br />

Italian lot of<br />

its<br />

money 10<br />

coveted<br />

year managers bond<br />

AAA<br />

yields<br />

status<br />

would stayed<br />

from<br />

be bit The balances of short bonds, and term with lower outlook little cost or bases no always exposure than 5 is years to uncertain. <strong>Ireland</strong> ago. Finally, itself, The<br />

happy worryingly lives assistance investors but probably invested when it not in became the much last no of decade. an longer impact There possible on is is the no no for global point it to strong where It’s vital<br />

and equity however<br />

companies markets<br />

that that we are will<br />

learn we<br />

generally move in<br />

learn from the from<br />

in decade. very the<br />

the<br />

good short<br />

decade.<br />

shape term.<br />

rating<br />

to<br />

agency<br />

leave over it the<br />

S&P<br />

at that 7%<br />

for the<br />

and level<br />

first<br />

sit with in<br />

time<br />

cash Spanish<br />

in<br />

for<br />

70<br />

the yields<br />

years.<br />

rest also of<br />

Of managed Eurozone lost among by debt a the crisis global noise will asset of remain global manager; centre markets or stage a has deposit markets been with the<br />

the rising economy. raise in talking funds They about on international are, Evergreen’s however, markets 9%* 9%* another return return – at in layer least 2010 in of 2010 not and risk at and the for – Interestingly Investment so there is risk, a the positive consensus which for backdrop view<br />

for many years for years stock appears seemed markets, to be<br />

like like a<br />

that<br />

course,<br />

year. significantly.<br />

there<br />

Perhaps<br />

was<br />

even This<br />

very<br />

more resulted<br />

little chance<br />

encouragingly, yet another<br />

the US<br />

market<br />

would an look quietly Irish to European bank, remarkable typically leaders improvement with to take some strong in form <strong>Ireland</strong> concerted of underlying Inc. action The<br />

a the<br />

volatility emergency<br />

markets price 10%* being return to worry asked in 2009 about by investors. without and their acknowledging impact should the the falls not falls in be in short equities theory, term will<br />

proved at perform least. itself itself to 2011 positively<br />

to be be all looks too between<br />

all too real. like real. being Unprotected now<br />

Unprotected a and tale the of funds end<br />

actually<br />

–<br />

run<br />

which meeting<br />

out of<br />

spiked of EU<br />

cash,<br />

sharply leaders<br />

but problem<br />

the in second December<br />

was triggered<br />

half that of guarantee to economy stabilise from now the looks the currency Irish set to State. and grow the at Most Eurozone a faster retail pace customers economy. in 2011 two<br />

2011 finally<br />

dismissed 2007 and 2008. too lightly. Further unrest in the Arab world worlds of like funds<br />

the Evergreen year.<br />

like – developing Evergreen<br />

I am can however provide can countries provide<br />

a excellent strong outgrowing excellent<br />

believer returns that<br />

returns for investors<br />

West, short<br />

by the<br />

– saw has some<br />

much<br />

come concrete<br />

broader<br />

down considerably. proposals put<br />

issue of the<br />

Investors forward<br />

huge amount<br />

are to deal no<br />

of view Global than the expected growth latter is offering expected – despite as to the be the slowdown sluggish “risk free and rate”, there global for the will<br />

with<br />

could The ongoing<br />

some of<br />

increase Greece<br />

the fundamental<br />

an already debt saga volatile continued<br />

issues facing<br />

oil price with<br />

the<br />

to levels the latest<br />

Euro<br />

longer that companies<br />

term but investors they the need but markets<br />

having they to be need able very<br />

is notoriously little be withstand able debt to difficult<br />

while withstand periods to<br />

Governments<br />

of call periods extreme so I do<br />

money the<br />

quick<br />

US<br />

to<br />

owes;<br />

take fright<br />

it also highlighted<br />

every bit of<br />

the<br />

bad<br />

deepening<br />

news or continue<br />

economy.<br />

to be<br />

Irish<br />

concerns<br />

Government<br />

over the<br />

Bonds<br />

major world<br />

meanwhile<br />

economies<br />

have<br />

currency. This included increased fiscal unity among<br />

benchmark by which other potential investments should<br />

negative would aid You instalment are seriously very very likely of likely hamper €12 aware aware billion economic that euro that Evergreen, being Evergreen, growth. released like Meanwhile most like by most the<br />

have not volatility. of extreme try far to call too volatility.<br />

much, short term. peripheral The issues eurozone that drive countries short<br />

divisions<br />

headline,<br />

on Capitol<br />

it seems.<br />

ability to stay out of recession. Markets will continue to<br />

Eurozone countries and Hill a more and raises active serious role for the questions ECB. be<br />

the managed nuclear funds, crisis suffered in suffered Japan a peak-to-trough is a already peak-to-trough having fall of<br />

grapple<br />

been measured. one<br />

with<br />

of<br />

these<br />

the With best 5<br />

issues<br />

year performing deposit<br />

over<br />

assets<br />

the<br />

rates<br />

next<br />

of in over the<br />

number<br />

5% world, p.a.<br />

of<br />

as<br />

EU/IMF. This followed a divisive Greek parliament serious fall vote of struggling term market while movements the big core change countries too frequently.<br />

over the management of the economy and country as a (gross) months. investors readily realise accessible, that the Irish why Government take the push risk for probably of structural putting will<br />

Clouds<br />

Towards political which approximately passed impact a 40% around further in in the the austerity the<br />

period period world<br />

from package from –<br />

the<br />

while the collapse amid collapse the riots Green<br />

of on of<br />

Outlook<br />

whole. The the<br />

Lehmans to to the<br />

words end of<br />

the “double December<br />

bottom of of the market<br />

dip recession” the ECB offered<br />

market in March in March 2009.<br />

started your changes pay money its debts in into return after volatile all. for The markets? loans. graph Plenty below In fact, of shows opportunities 2012 the may recent be<br />

Of<br />

for<br />

2009.<br />

Although it it can be be difficult to to lift lift our our heads heads out out of our<br />

Party the course streets. risks <strong>Ireland</strong> Work remain is continuing and the issues<br />

without a on single a second that led<br />

Dail bailout to all the<br />

Eurozone seat, the for I prefer to focus on the longer term picture which of our is in<br />

reappearing.<br />

banks access to 3 year term funding in an the It That figure casts casts a long a long shadow shadow over over the fund the but<br />

investors increase is also year worth that but<br />

to in<br />

domestic make price noting many money, of that Irish the<br />

economic but Government customers global a<br />

problems, our<br />

need economy<br />

our to finally keep bonds a continues become<br />

funds<br />

close from<br />

funds are<br />

eye just<br />

market<br />

effort German Greece to<br />

volatility which alleviate doesn’t tell<br />

Green is in due<br />

tell the the full<br />

party possible<br />

the to past<br />

story<br />

is be<br />

full story of<br />

now finalised strains<br />

few years<br />

how of Evergreen<br />

the on by dominant bank<br />

have mid September. funding<br />

not gone<br />

how Evergreen has<br />

force in keeping with my own long term investment ideals. I<br />

investors<br />

to<br />

on €0.60 grow.<br />

has driven risk<br />

are driven by<br />

to along<br />

Globally,<br />

again.<br />

the<br />

almost the<br />

most<br />

by global<br />

We way. €0.95.<br />

the global economy<br />

all<br />

companies<br />

know It will<br />

economy and<br />

that be remain<br />

and the<br />

a deposit<br />

outlook<br />

bit of solid<br />

rates time shape,<br />

the outlook is on<br />

can’t before<br />

away. 2012. is on<br />

Baden With no Württemberg, sign a permanent<br />

performed for for investors a<br />

investors over stronghold solution,<br />

over the term of<br />

the of Angela you can<br />

their Merkel’s expect assess my investment prospects by asking simple<br />

Just as A As<br />

the total I write<br />

US of crisis €489 this commentary,<br />

began billion to in fade, funds the<br />

the were headline<br />

eurozone lent in to the<br />

crisis the with lower levels of debt, higher cash balances and lower<br />

term of their<br />

remain economic balance<br />

higher growth<br />

positive.<br />

than As mortgage translates always, As always, risks rates into abound. indefinitely better employment<br />

risks abound.<br />

but with<br />

business banks In<br />

ruling Greece’s investments.<br />

party debt for issues past to 6 influence decades. investment World economic markets questions such as ‘Do I believe economies will continue<br />

re-erupted<br />

on news these sections<br />

and another<br />

terms. reads It<br />

dread-word<br />

was “Spain hoped bond<br />

–<br />

that yields<br />

“contagion”<br />

the banks jump cost bases than 5 years ago. There remains plenty of<br />

– Irish numbers In particular, and<br />

pressures we have on<br />

a couple the the euro euro<br />

of area more<br />

area tough well are<br />

budgets<br />

would well<br />

growth for some use<br />

is time some<br />

unlikely come. of this money to buy the debt of room<br />

banks<br />

to grow for over further<br />

now<br />

the improvement<br />

among the best<br />

longer term’ or as ‘Do equity<br />

capitalised<br />

I think markets<br />

in Europe,<br />

above 6%”, as if we needed a reminder that the<br />

that the remain issues<br />

came back into common to be affected, usage. but the This attractiveness<br />

time it was the on documented. the way, but Equally for our there customers are are concerns – the about Irish about how people how the –<br />

peripheral Eurozone countries and so help alleviate the far<br />

troubling<br />

below need the to<br />

markets<br />

high fill the points deposit<br />

at present<br />

achieved book<br />

will<br />

in at<br />

be<br />

2007. any cost is fast<br />

eurozone credit crisis has a long way to run yet. US<br />

resolved positively<br />

debt<br />

from troubles The Fund an investment Centre on on our our perspective website is is a of very very clean useful vs. tool tool dirty for US will US fare will when fare when monetary monetary support support comes comes to an end. to industries for<br />

Even crisis.<br />

in<br />

judging judging<br />

the mighty While<br />

Greece<br />

this<br />

the the probably long long<br />

US is<br />

and<br />

term term a having step<br />

their<br />

in<br />

continuing<br />

will performance performance<br />

strong the right<br />

(the Kleinworth of of<br />

questions direction<br />

inability<br />

funds. funds. You asked it is<br />

to disappearing. there may finally The be first light two at pillars the end of the of Irish the tunnel. banking As<br />

employment numbers, a key measure of the strength of over the longer term?’ If the answer is ‘Yes’ then I can<br />

not collect Benson can end.<br />

Investors can about likely taxes,<br />

graph graph its ability to be cut sufficient costs<br />

the Alternative progress the progress to manage and/or<br />

of Energy the of the its its<br />

unit unit debt. own. pay<br />

Fund price price The There what<br />

for is up one for US<br />

to up congress they no short owe. system Investing uncertainty have is the begun and commitment affordability the process of are money of the cutting two order biggest deposit to achieve barriers rates.<br />

the world’s largest economy, have disappointed<br />

of the to the the<br />

more is expect<br />

last few 10 On the other my investment side, fears to of a perform double well dip recession (over the in longer<br />

term French, the<br />

equity last set to<br />

fix German<br />

years. 10 agree<br />

to the<br />

funds At years. an<br />

the in At time positive the increase<br />

fundamental and Italian banks<br />

of time writing territory of in writing the<br />

and<br />

US<br />

complex have considerable<br />

the this most the debt<br />

quarter). most ceiling<br />

problems For<br />

a to financial customers the remaining<br />

return. doing In<br />

state-owned<br />

the business case of with our<br />

banks,<br />

investment us, this the is situation good funds news this<br />

of<br />

often than not of late. Performance of the<br />

recent recent other above big is term).<br />

price was US a long<br />

On are This<br />

the fading. term is the commitment.<br />

other side, In essence Germany, of While<br />

fears of confidence long term it is important investing.<br />

a double dip levels recession are to very pay<br />

facing exposure the to Euro. Greek Markets government are looking debt, for leading reassurance to fears Irish for taxpayers our industry subsidising too. high deposit rates must surely in<br />

engine price $14.3<br />

for 31 was of trillion world<br />

December for 31 in growth, December the<br />

2010.<br />

next China, 2010. I<br />

few is<br />

produced I as produced weeks. much dependent<br />

a<br />

While a graph graph this attention<br />

of strong. the US Worldwide, to the short<br />

are fading. corporates term market<br />

In Germany, are confidence for movements the most levels part and in<br />

that European recent bank leaders recapitalisation are committed efforts to protecting were the not be are<br />

The of agreement Evergreen Evergreen US continues prices is prices practically which which to a allowed grow, certainty, allowed me albeit me warnings compare compare at a from the the slightly price debt particular Many coming<br />

managing risks how to<br />

very strong. costs remain an this end.<br />

Worldwide, very impacts in 1<br />

well the year market<br />

corporates and on deposit the keeping as investors discussed rates look<br />

are a close risk<br />

for the eye above destined<br />

on politics as economics and the impact of the current<br />

appetite,<br />

most on that<br />

Euro enough. currency Italian and sovereign are willing bond to yields take the rose strong to worrying action to<br />

disappointing agencies price that investor an about investor pace, might rating might China have downgrades have paid continues for paid a for unit US to a in unit grow debt the in fund the are at at<br />

a<br />

it will debt. is dip important<br />

part managing<br />

make below for 3% not<br />

costs<br />

turbulent to and lose the Irish sight average 5<br />

very well<br />

markets Year of the managed long<br />

and keeping<br />

in the term<br />

a<br />

short fund nature has<br />

handover close eye<br />

term.<br />

that levels; needed.<br />

of leadership<br />

Government Bond Price<br />

fund anytime at<br />

Italy’s<br />

anytime<br />

credit The deal<br />

over the over<br />

rating previous the previous<br />

was December<br />

the Communist<br />

cut<br />

10 years 10<br />

and should years<br />

rumours go<br />

party with price the<br />

had some<br />

is<br />

of<br />

to returned the<br />

slightly new issue alarming for markets pace to contend and a with. two-tier Neither Europe the as US is at However, investment. 8%*<br />

on debt. over the I the am past longer once 3 months, again term reminded I maybe believe Irish of these a investors Warren<br />

something will be<br />

way 95<br />

be price quashed to providing no-one<br />

31 December at 31 that this in<br />

December France reassurance. the West can<br />

2010. It is useful 2010. might It to is lose Ultimately, predict<br />

break useful its<br />

the to AAA a with solution any<br />

decade break status. the may Buffet<br />

into This is the nature of investment. The risk and rewards<br />

struggling or investment to pull markets together. themselves At time are of used writing to any resolved actually quote<br />

90 simply consider “I never<br />

because investing attempt<br />

they again to make<br />

must. in 2012? money on the<br />

certainty. to<br />

We have seen<br />

Politicians<br />

the Euro the<br />

decade three: into scrambled<br />

problems<br />

three:<br />

will<br />

contain<br />

be reached<br />

the crisis<br />

because<br />

but struggled<br />

simply stock<br />

go hand<br />

market.<br />

in hand.<br />

I buy<br />

The<br />

on<br />

wide<br />

the<br />

range<br />

assumption<br />

of funds<br />

that<br />

included<br />

they could<br />

ECB question looks being about raised to announce about the an increase world’s number in interest 1 possibly 85<br />

put, there is no alternative.<br />

This is the (and nature hopefully) of investment. the worst The fall risk in markets and rewards any of<br />

to agree, or act quickly enough, or provide enough * close<br />

here NIA the Pension market<br />

80allows investors Consensus the next<br />

choose Fund day and<br />

the up mix 7.9% not reopen<br />

that for they Q1 it<br />

are 2012. for ten<br />

Bright<br />

rates economy’s spells go hand in hand. The wide range of funds included<br />

1. Those and who Portugal ability with to a risk<br />

invested looks repay of<br />

in set debt. heavy<br />

the to A showers<br />

period get real a January so-called sign of the<br />

2001 bailout times us are likely experience in the run up to the equity<br />

detail to give investors the confidence and reassurance to Source: years.”<br />

comfortable 75 www.newireland.ie<br />

The with. With all of the funds the best risk<br />

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1. Those who invested in the period January 2001 to here allows investors choose the mix that they are<br />

December<br />

we the live global escalating<br />

form in. outlook Eurozone could be debt summarised crisis erased follows: the equity the market bottom March 2009. It is worth noting that the<br />

2004 of a very and remain expensive invested: loan – whatever about 70<br />

eurozone gains they management tool is time.<br />

December<br />

so of desperately earlier economy 2004 in and the is sought likely year remain and to struggle, invested: sent many possibly index slipping returns Happy S&P comfortable <strong>New</strong><br />

65 500 index Year. with. has With nearly all of doubled the funds (in the local best currency risk<br />

a These bail-out investors it’s certainly suffered the not full a brunt hand-out). of the market Increasing<br />

back into On These the into the economic investors recession red. This suffered front, this impact in year; the was the Eurozone full naturally US brunt economy there of much the continues is market likely more management tool is time.<br />

interest collapse. However, none of these investors were down<br />

terms) 60<br />

* Performance<br />

since that<br />

is quoted<br />

market<br />

gross<br />

bottom.<br />

of taxation<br />

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in the<br />

severe Against<br />

collapse.<br />

rates this<br />

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backdrop while several<br />

none<br />

the<br />

of<br />

average countries<br />

these investors<br />

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unemployment on<br />

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original investment<br />

between<br />

indices;<br />

at the<br />

stronger<br />

the S&P<br />

end of 2010.<br />

core<br />

500<br />

countries<br />

finished Source: Bloomberg & Factset. Returns are local<br />

to grow, albeit quite slowly; and the Chinese economy<br />

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the down on year their some back original 6% where and investment it struggling August started at while and to the make another end Eurostoxx of ends 2010. 2.5% meet 50 On in currency and for prices indices.<br />

will average of probably Germany they do are quite and up by well, France, somewhere assuming whose in politicians the economies region don’t of do are our are<br />

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estimates managed fund only<br />

is quoted increasing are<br />

gross<br />

not by a<br />

of<br />

reliable approx. taxation<br />

guide 55%* and<br />

to since net<br />

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** Source: www.newireland.ie Performance is quoted<br />

anything 12%*. performing crazy. strongly, Against and this the backdrop, weaker peripheral global market performance<br />

1.5% p.a. bottom. fund<br />

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investment. is still ground charges.<br />

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make<br />

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corporations countries who should continue continue to struggle. to make This steady disparity profits. will this Source: not<br />

given<br />

a does reliable<br />

are <strong>New</strong> estimates<br />

show <strong>Ireland</strong>. guide the to<br />

only<br />

future power<br />

and<br />

performance.<br />

of<br />

are<br />

the<br />

not<br />

market<br />

a reliable<br />

to<br />

guide<br />

performing<br />

resolve<br />

only was the assets scale of of the year, loss troublesome as strong demand for investors led The 2. Those who invested between January 2005 and<br />

to the performance of your investment. Past<br />

yields Despite likely extent result<br />

July<br />

2. Those the<br />

2008<br />

who difficulties, in further<br />

and remain<br />

invested the interest<br />

invested:<br />

between global rate economy hikes as<br />

January continues the ECB<br />

2005 and to serious issues given the time. The key for us at times<br />

but the falling<br />

to<br />

manner from<br />

which<br />

3.3%<br />

economic<br />

of the to loss 1.9% too over<br />

growth<br />

– 12 markets months*.<br />

and corporate<br />

regularly performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

profitability perform keeps its<br />

These<br />

July 2008 well eye is reflected<br />

investors<br />

and and on inflation.<br />

remain the corporate stock market<br />

are still<br />

invested: sector growth remains depends, low in such<br />

currently down on their<br />

performance.<br />

as these is to maintain our focus on the longer term<br />

oscillated between strong growth in the morning and big<br />

to I debt<br />

investments.<br />

These<br />

think a large and it<br />

investors<br />

is extent, quite worth profitable. on drawing<br />

The worst<br />

are<br />

whether<br />

affected<br />

still<br />

attention Most investors<br />

currently metrics remain the<br />

were those<br />

down suggest performance sanguine<br />

who<br />

on stock their picture.<br />

markets The<br />

losses<br />

US economy<br />

the afternoon;<br />

invested<br />

investments. are around continues<br />

or<br />

in May<br />

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07 and<br />

worst value”, to<br />

vice<br />

be<br />

versa,<br />

they<br />

affected but quite with resilient<br />

depending<br />

are currently<br />

were plenty<br />

down<br />

those of and overand<br />

whether<br />

we<br />

on<br />

or of our scared medium at risk the funds risks during play; this period in the where current they<br />

by<br />

who<br />

behaved<br />

around<br />

invested under-valued now<br />

the exactly<br />

20%*.<br />

in<br />

seen<br />

latest May companies<br />

On average<br />

07<br />

as 8<br />

news<br />

continuous<br />

was coming<br />

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we would<br />

those<br />

they the are<br />

have quarters<br />

from<br />

mix.<br />

who<br />

currently<br />

liked of them invested in<br />

down<br />

positive<br />

US,<br />

environment, greed can turn to panic in a matter of to * Source: Moneymate. Performance of the Pension Managed<br />

this<br />

by<br />

behave. economic<br />

Europe or Asia.<br />

days.<br />

period<br />

around<br />

are<br />

20%*.<br />

In growth. particular,<br />

down<br />

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approximately<br />

average This the has BNY<br />

those supported Mellon<br />

10%*.<br />

who invested<br />

Global US markets Fund from 10<br />

in<br />

Real<br />

this<br />

th March 2009 to 30 th June 2011 is quoted gross<br />

Return Outlook though period are<br />

fund concerns down<br />

produced<br />

approximately still remain a positive over 10%*. how performance the economy during will of tax and fund management James charges. Skehan,<br />

2011 Outlook<br />

The react credit of when 2.3%** crisis the with started stimulus Elements in the measures commercial falling by are just sector removed. 0.9%**.<br />

Pension Sales Manager,<br />

with<br />

This sub-prime<br />

3. Many Those of the who key invested influencers since of July market 2008 returns and remain over the<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

Concerns<br />

is remarkable<br />

invested: 3. Those who continue mortgages performance<br />

invested to and grow since<br />

a about collapsing given<br />

July China’s<br />

the<br />

2008<br />

banking year<br />

economy and<br />

system. that we<br />

remain as<br />

had. It<br />

next<br />

has The few<br />

now average months<br />

largely<br />

will managed shifted<br />

be political. fund to the fell Unfortunately,<br />

sovereign by some 2.5%**. sphere<br />

as we<br />

–<br />

Again, inflation invested:<br />

corporate have seen all becomes of debt so these often<br />

a<br />

is pretty investors bigger the<br />

and<br />

low, past are bigger<br />

government up and on to their issue.<br />

such debt investments. This<br />

extremes<br />

looks<br />

is pretty<br />

In likely Again, fact to those result all who of in higher these invested interest investors after rates March are which 2009 up will did on dampen very their<br />

enormous. recently, markets Risks tend remain to expect high action in many much areas. faster<br />

well investments. indeed. In fact those who invested after March<br />

Quantitative economic<br />

than politicians<br />

activity. easing can<br />

Recently,<br />

deliver (Governments it.<br />

China<br />

Solving printing once<br />

the money) current<br />

again<br />

cannot displayed 2009 Warning: did<br />

continue<br />

very Past<br />

the well sheer forever,<br />

indeed. performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Greek crisis (“solving”<br />

scale<br />

really nor of can its<br />

means the capabilities current stopping low in opening interest it from<br />

the<br />

spreading<br />

Jiaozhou<br />

to<br />

bay<br />

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bridge,<br />

countries;<br />

the worlds<br />

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longest<br />

itself is<br />

cross<br />

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which<br />

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decades)<br />

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is<br />

miles<br />

likely<br />

long.<br />

to take many


KEY METRICS<br />

KEY MACRO FACTORS INFLUENCING FUND PERFORMANCE IN QUARTER 1<br />

Numerous economic factors may create either a positive or negative impact on the performance of investment funds and<br />

specific asset classes over time. We have captured below a number of key metrics, some of which will have had an<br />

influence on <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>'s Investment funds over the past number of months.<br />

Interest Rates*<br />

Current rate as at<br />

31 March 2012<br />

31 December 2011 31 March 2011<br />

EUR 1 1 1<br />

GBP 0.5 0.5 0.5<br />

USD 0.25 0.25 0.25<br />

Source: Bloomberg & Factset<br />

Stock Markets**<br />

As at 31 March 2012 1 Month change QTD change 12 Months change<br />

S&P 500 1408.47 2.58 10.71 5.87<br />

Nasdaq 100 2755.27 4.42 17.33 15.11<br />

FTSE 100 5768.45 -2.76 3.40 -2.43<br />

Eurostoxx 50 2474.79 -1.88 7.07 -18.22<br />

Topix 854.35 1.86 14.72 -1.76<br />

ISEQ 3254.81 2.26 10.85 11.68<br />

Source: Bloomberg & Factset. Price Return in Local Currency of each Index<br />

Exchange Rate Movements**<br />

As at 31 March 2012 1 Month change QTD change 12 Months change<br />

EUR/ GBP 0.8335 -1.69 -0.22 -6.22<br />

EUR/ USD 1.3317 -0.80 2.52 -6.56<br />

GBP/ USD 1.1998 1.66 0.22 5.86<br />

EUR/JPY 109.5906 1.38 8.86 -7.32<br />

Source: Bloomberg & Factset<br />

Commodities**<br />

As at 31 March 2012 1 Month change QTD change 12 Months change<br />

Brent Crude Index ($) 123.67 -0.48 12.98 6.88<br />

Gold USD/oz 1668.35 -6.95 6.27 14.15<br />

Source: Bloomberg & Factset<br />

10 Year Government Bond Yields<br />

Current Yield As at<br />

31 March 2012<br />

31 December 2011 31 March 2011<br />

US 2.21 1.88 3.47<br />

UK 2.20 1.98 3.69<br />

Germany 1.79 1.83 3.35<br />

China 3.52 3.44 3.91<br />

Source: Bloomberg & Factset<br />

* Interest rates quoted are the ECB main refinance rate, UK Bank of England official bank rate and the Fed funds target rate.<br />

** Note: Figures are based on movements from 01 March 2012 to 31 March 2012, from 01 January 2012 to 31 March 2012 and 01 April 2011 to 31 March 2012.<br />

3


OUR INVESTMENT PARTNERS<br />

About <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

Established in 1918, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong> was the<br />

first wholly Irish owned life assurance company to<br />

transact business in the country. A wholly owned<br />

subsidiary of Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> since 1997, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

is one of <strong>Ireland</strong>'s largest life assurers, providing a<br />

comprehensive range of investment, protection,<br />

savings and <strong>pension</strong>s products.<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> has evolved and grown over what is<br />

nearly a century of business to ensure that our clients'<br />

changing needs are always met through a quality,<br />

professional service. Headquartered in Dublin, <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong> employs over 1,000 people<br />

throughout <strong>Ireland</strong>.<br />

Since its launch in 2001 and in conjunction with our<br />

investment partners, we have won 17 of MoneyMate's<br />

Investment Fund Awards.<br />

In today's investment market investors have many<br />

different needs and wants. To ensure that we can<br />

meet this array of needs we have chosen a range of<br />

investment partners that combine different strengths<br />

which present a robust investment offering such as a<br />

choice of investment styles, from active to passive<br />

investing across asset classes, countries and sections.<br />

These partners include: State Street Global Advisors<br />

(SSgA), Bloxham, Kleinwort Benson Investors and<br />

BNY Mellon Asset Management.<br />

State Street Global Advisors<br />

State Street Global Advisors (SSgA), the asset<br />

management business of State Street Corporation,<br />

established its 10th investment centre, State Street<br />

Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited, with the acquisition of<br />

Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> Asset Management in January 2011.<br />

State Street Global Advisors is a global leader in asset<br />

management relied on by sophisticated investors<br />

worldwide for their disciplined investment process,<br />

powerful global investment platform and access to<br />

every major asset class, capitalization range and style.<br />

SSgA is the asset management business of State<br />

Street, one of the world's leading providers of financial<br />

services to institutional investors.<br />

Bloxham<br />

Bloxham is an independent financial services provider<br />

that has been operating in <strong>Ireland</strong> for over 100 years.<br />

Bloxham's Wealth Management division was set up in<br />

2000, and aims to add value for investors through<br />

objective analysis and innovative strategic thought.<br />

Bloxham manages a number of funds available to <strong>New</strong><br />

<strong>Ireland</strong> including Trilogy II, Discovery, Bloxham High<br />

Yield Fund and Bloxham Geared High Yield Fund.<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors (formerly KBC Asset<br />

Management) is known for developing and managing a<br />

diversified range of unique investment products for both<br />

Irish and international clients. The company has a<br />

global client base with clients located in <strong>Ireland</strong>, US,<br />

Canada, UK, Japan, Korea, and Taiwan. The company<br />

is part of the RHJI Group and is a sister company of<br />

Kleinwort Benson, the UK financial services institution<br />

with roots dating back to the 1850s. RHJI is publicly<br />

listed on the Brussels Euronext stock exchange and<br />

has offices in Tokyo, Brussels, Zurich, London and <strong>New</strong><br />

York.<br />

BNY Mellon Asset Management<br />

BNY Mellon Asset Management is a global investment<br />

leader. The company operates a multi-boutique model<br />

with a number of expert boutique investment managers.<br />

This allows BNY Mellon to benefit from international<br />

scale yet harness the skill of world-class specialists,<br />

including for example, <strong>New</strong>ton Investment<br />

Management. Each investment manager employs their<br />

own unique investment philosophy and proprietary<br />

investment management process and each are leaders<br />

in their field. The BNY Mellon structure provides these<br />

boutique investment managers with access to the<br />

resources and financial backing of a global investment<br />

firm. This allows them to stay ahead of market trends<br />

and to be at the forefront of investment management.<br />

BNY Mellon Asset Management is represented<br />

internationally with offices based in major financial<br />

centres throughout the globe.<br />

4


HIGHLIGHTED FUND FOR QUARTER 1 -<br />

ELEMENTS (PENSION) – 2 YEARS ON<br />

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portfolio has - already including<br />

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Bloxham,<br />

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investors<br />

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INVESTMENT RISK FACED BY PENSION INVESTORS<br />

Risk to Capital Value<br />

This is the risk most familiar to investors and the one on which most investors focus - the risk that the value of their<br />

investment will fall. This risk is of particular importance to investors with a short time horizon - e.g. one or two years - as<br />

they are most likely to be affected by a fall in capital values. For longer-term investors, the risk to the value of their capital is<br />

reduced as investment returns in the long run are more likely to be positive. For long term investors other risks become<br />

significantly more important, especially inflation risk.<br />

Inflation Risk<br />

This is perhaps the most important risk facing medium to long-term investors but one that is often overlooked in favour of<br />

the more obvious Capital Value risk, outlined above. The inflation risk relates to purchasing power. If your investments are<br />

earning a return of, say, 2% p.a. but prices are rising at 5% p.a., you are actually losing purchasing power at the rate of<br />

approximately 3% p.a. - even though the value of your fund is rising, prices are rising even faster so with every year that<br />

goes by, your money is able to buy you less and less.<br />

Annuity Rate Risk<br />

This risk is somewhat specific to <strong>pension</strong> investors. When you come to retire, a substantial portion of your accumulated<br />

fund may be used to purchase a <strong>pension</strong>. The amount of <strong>pension</strong> you can purchase depends on annuity rates at the time<br />

you retire and these can be somewhat volatile. The main factor leading to this volatility is long-term interest rates - if longterm<br />

interest rates fall, the cost of purchasing a <strong>pension</strong> can increase and vice versa. If the cost of purchasing a <strong>pension</strong><br />

increases immediately before retirement, you may not be able to afford as much of a <strong>pension</strong> as you had hoped. Note that<br />

this risk is typically not relevant to money which will be invested in ARFs or taken as tax-free cash at retirement.<br />

Risk Trade-offs<br />

Unfortunately there is no one investment that protects you from all these risks - it's a question of finding the right balance,<br />

depending on your investment needs. The following table summarises how each investment type protects against each<br />

risk:<br />

Asset Type Capital Risk Inflation Risk Annuity Rate Risk<br />

Cash Maximum protection Little or no protection No protection against<br />

movements in long-term interest<br />

rates<br />

Equities No protection Good protection over the long<br />

term<br />

Fixed interest<br />

Some protection over the long<br />

term<br />

No protection<br />

No protection against<br />

movements in long-term interest<br />

rates<br />

With the right type of bonds,<br />

maximum protection<br />

For more information on risk and the different level of risks faced by investors, you can log on to the Financial Regulators<br />

website - www.itsyourmoney.ie.<br />

Catering for many kinds of investors' risk appetite<br />

At <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> we classify our wide range of funds into 6 different risk categories - Low to Very High Risk and Lifestyle - to<br />

help you understand the risks to capital associated with each of these funds. These categories are explained in more detail<br />

on the next page:<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

6


INVESTMENT RISK FACED BY PENSION INVESTORS<br />

Lifestyle<br />

• Lifestyle funds follow investment strategies designed to meet the needs of investors saving for retirement<br />

• They are specifically aimed at investors who will be using the majority of their fund to buy an annuity, i.e. a regular <strong>pension</strong><br />

payment, at their retirement date. Depending on your term to retirement, the Lifestyle fund for you may invest heavily in:<br />

- stocks and shares, property and other growth assets<br />

- OR long-dated government bonds<br />

- OR a mixture of both these asset types plus cash<br />

• Typically lifestyle funds start with most of their money in equities and switch to long-dated bonds and cash closer to retirement.<br />

Lifestyle funds can be quite volatile, i.e. their value can fluctuate significantly. It is important that you discuss your retirement plans<br />

with your financial advisor to help select the fund that suits you best. Note that Lifestyle funds may not be suitable for <strong>pension</strong><br />

investors who intend investing in an Approved Retirement Fund (ARF), particularly if they are within 5 years of retirement<br />

Low Risk<br />

• Low risk investments aim to provide a return in line with, or slightly better than deposits<br />

• Low risk investments involve very little risk to investors' capital, provided certain conditions are met such as remaining invested for<br />

a specific period of time<br />

• Typically investments in this category will promise that the investor will get back a minimum of 100% of their capital at some point,<br />

e.g. in 5 years time<br />

• However investors may get back less than they originally invested if they access their investment at any other time<br />

Medium Risk<br />

• Medium risk investments offer the potential for returns in excess of deposits but do not promise a minimum return at any time<br />

• Medium risk investments tend to invest in a range of assets, which would normally include lower risk assets such as government<br />

bonds and investment grade corporate bonds<br />

• However, they can also invest in other assets such as equities, property and alternatives (e.g. commodities). At times these<br />

investments may be a significant portion of the fund.<br />

• Investors' capital is less exposed to market fluctuations than most other investments but investors may get back less than they<br />

originally invested<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

• Medium to High risk funds aim to generate a return higher than deposits and inflation<br />

• Medium to High risk funds typically invest significant portions in assets such as equities, property and alternatives (e.g.<br />

commodities). They usually hold smaller amounts in lower risk assets such as government bonds and investment grade corporate<br />

bonds.<br />

• Within these asset classes, risk can be reduced by investing across sectors and geographic regions<br />

• Investors' capital is not secure and can fluctuate, sometimes significantly and investors may get back less than they originally<br />

invested<br />

High Risk<br />

• The potential return from high risk investments is much higher than deposits and inflation<br />

• High risk funds focus on maximising the potential return to investors, rather than minimising risks<br />

• Some high risk funds may consist almost entirely of one asset class based for example in one geographic region or in one sector<br />

• Investors' capital is not secure, may fluctuate significantly and investors may get back less than they originally invested<br />

Very High Risk<br />

• Very High risk funds aim to generate exceptional returns for investors, but involve a significant level of risk<br />

• This may include using bank borrowings to "leverage" returns<br />

• In a worst case scenario, investors in a very high risk fund could lose all of their original investment<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

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IRIS - INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT INVESTMENT<br />

STRATEGY<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

One of the most important factors influencing a successful<br />

investment strategy for a <strong>pension</strong> plan is the length of time<br />

until retirement. Investment strategies for individuals with a<br />

long time to go until they reach retirement will differ from<br />

those approaching retirement sooner.<br />

IRIS consists of a series of different investment funds,<br />

allowing us to group together investors with similar terms<br />

until their expected retirement date. The investment<br />

strategy of the funds is designed with term to retirement in<br />

mind. So, for example, if you are expecting to retire in the<br />

year 2018, your contributions would be invested in the IRIS<br />

Fund 2018-2019, which only contains investors with a<br />

similar term to retirement as yourself.<br />

You remain invested in one IRIS fund, which gradually<br />

changes its asset mix as your retirement date approaches<br />

in order to protect your retirement benefits. Where the term<br />

is greater than 10/12 years there is a significant equity<br />

weighting - typically 85%. As the term to retirement<br />

shortens the equity content is reduced and the fixed<br />

interest and cash content increases. This means that you<br />

will be investing in a fund with investors who have similar<br />

investment requirements to you.<br />

Probably the most clever thing about IRIS is that it takes the<br />

hard work out of <strong>pension</strong>s investing. By simply choosing a<br />

year of retirement, IRIS will then look after the asset mix to<br />

ensure that your <strong>pension</strong> fund is invested in assets that<br />

match your personal needs.<br />

There is one other decision that you will need to make, and<br />

that is whether to utilise the experience of a leading fund<br />

manager, or instead to choose to follow a consensus<br />

strategy.<br />

The options available to you, IRIS Retirement Fund and<br />

Consensus IRIS, are outlined over the next two pages.<br />

It should however be noted that these funds may not be<br />

suitable in all circumstances particularly if you qualify for and<br />

intend to avail of the Approved Retirement Fund (ARF)<br />

option at retirement.<br />

Progression of IRIS Fund Asset Split<br />

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Group 1, 1, Cash Retirement value of Fund 0.6% 2024 which Onwards, is 1% of Total Retirement value Fund of 100%.<br />

2, Fixed Interest value of 4% which is 4% of 2024 Fund Onwards.<br />

3, Equities of 91.7% is 92% of Retirement Fund 2024 2024 Onwards.<br />

Item Group 4, 2, Property Retirement value Fund of 3.7% 2018-2019, which is Total 4% of value Retirement of 100%. Fund 2024 Onwards.<br />

1, 2, Cash Fixed value Interest of value 2% which of 16.4% is 2% which of Retirement is 16% of Fund Retirement 2018-2019.<br />

3, Equities of 76.3% is 76% of Retirement Fund Fund 2018-2019. 2018-2019.<br />

Item Group 4, 3, Property Retirement value Fund of 5.3% 2014-2015, which is Total 5% of value Retirement of 100%. Fund 2018-2019.<br />

1, 2, Cash Fixed value Interest of value 14.8% of which 50.8% is which 15% of is Retirement 51% of Retirement Fund 2014-2015.<br />

3, Equities of 32.3% is 32% of Retirement Fund Fund 2014-2015. 2014-2015.<br />

Item 4, 100%<br />

Group 4, Property Retirement value Fund of 2.1% 2010-2011, which is Total 2% of value Retirement of 100%. Fund 2014-2015.<br />

1, 2, Cash Fixed value Interest of value 24.2% of which 75.8% is which 24% of is Retirement 76% of Retirement Fund 2010-2011.<br />

3, Equities of No is of Fund 2010-2011.<br />

Item 4, Property value of No data which is 0% of Retirement Fund 2010-2011.<br />

End of image description.<br />

80%<br />

Cash<br />

60%<br />

Fixed<br />

Interest<br />

40%<br />

Equities<br />

20%<br />

Property<br />

0%<br />

Retirement Fund 2024<br />

Onwards<br />

Retirement Fund 2018-<br />

2019<br />

Retirement Fund 2014-<br />

2015<br />

Retirement Fund 2010-<br />

2011<br />

Suitable for Lifestyle Investors - Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Figures as at 31 March 2012. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. Past performance is not a reliable guide to<br />

future performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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RETIREMENT FUNDS (IRIS)<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

Active management means that State Street Global<br />

Advisors (SSgA) will decide which geographical regions to<br />

invest in, and also the specific assets within those regions<br />

that the fund should hold.<br />

They will also decide the relative levels of the various assets<br />

classes, while keeping within the parameters of the IRIS<br />

strategy.<br />

IRIS Retirement Fund Asset Splits as at 31 March 2012<br />

Equities % Property % Fixed Interest % Cash %<br />

Retirement Fund 2010-2011 0 0 76 24<br />

Retirement Fund 2012-2013 0 0 76 24<br />

Retirement Fund 2014-2015 32 2 51 15<br />

Retirement Fund 2016-2017 60 4 29 7<br />

Retirement Fund 2018-2019 77 5 16 2<br />

Retirement Fund 2020-2021 81 6 11 2<br />

Retirement Fund 2022-2023 86 5 8 1<br />

Retirement Fund 2024 Onwards 91 4 4 1<br />

IRIS Retirement Fund Performance Figures as at 1 April 2012<br />

Over last<br />

month %<br />

Over last 3<br />

months %<br />

1 Year % 3 Years %<br />

p.a.<br />

5 Years %<br />

p.a.<br />

10 Years %<br />

p.a.<br />

Retirement Fund 2010-2011 -0.1 3.1 8.5 4.6 0.9 3.2<br />

Retirement Fund 2012-2013 -0.1 3.0 7.0 8.5 -1.6 2.1<br />

Retirement Fund 2014-2015 0.3 5.3 6.3 12.4 -3.1 1.5<br />

Retirement Fund 2016-2017 0.7 7.5 5.7 14.6 -3.2 1.4<br />

Retirement Fund 2018-2019 0.9 8.9 5.9 15.6 -3.5 1.3<br />

Retirement Fund 2020-2021 0.9 9.2 5.6 16.3 -3.9 1.1<br />

Retirement Fund 2022-2023 0.9 9.6 5.5 16.8 -3.8 1.2<br />

Retirement Fund 2024 Onwards 0.9 10.1 5.6 16.9 -3.7 1.2<br />

Suitable for Lifestyle Investors - logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.<br />

Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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CONSENSUS IRIS<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

Consensus IRIS gives you access to all of the benefits of<br />

the IRIS approach, but without any of the perceived risks of<br />

choosing a single investment manager. While following the<br />

IRIS strategy of tailoring the asset mix to reflect the length<br />

of time until a member retires, Consensus IRIS differs from<br />

the actively managed approach by basing its choice of<br />

underlying assets on the average choices of all the<br />

Pension Fund Managers in the Irish market.<br />

The relative weightings of the various asset classes is also<br />

based on the views of the average fund manager in the Irish<br />

market, while keeping within the parameters of the IRIS<br />

strategy. Consensus IRIS is available to Group Pensions<br />

Investors and for <strong>New</strong> Business Individual Pensions<br />

Investors.<br />

Consensus IRIS Asset Splits as at 31 March 2012<br />

Equities % Property % Fixed Interest % Cash %<br />

Consensus IRIS 2010-2011 0 0 76 24<br />

Consensus IRIS 2012-2013 0 0 76 24<br />

Consensus IRIS 2014-2015 28 2 53 17<br />

Consensus IRIS 2016-2017 56 3 31 10<br />

Consensus IRIS 2018-2019 73 4 17 6<br />

Consensus IRIS 2020-2021 79 5 12 4<br />

Consensus IRIS 2022-2023 85 4 8 3<br />

Consensus IRIS 2024 Onwards 90 3 5 2<br />

Consensus IRIS Performance Figures as at 1 April 2012<br />

Over last<br />

month %<br />

Over last<br />

3 months<br />

%<br />

Year to<br />

Date %<br />

1 Year % 3 Years %<br />

p.a.<br />

5 Years %<br />

p.a.<br />

Consensus IRIS 2010-2011 -0.4 2.7 2.7 7.6 4.3 0.6 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2012-2013 -0.3 2.8 2.8 6.3 8.3 -1.7 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2014-2015 0.2 4.9 4.9 5.6 12.4 -2.8 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2016-2017 0.5 6.6 6.6 5.1 15.0 -2.7 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2018-2019 0.8 7.8 7.8 5.4 16.1 -3.1 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2020-2021 0.9 8.1 8.1 5.4 17.2 -3.4 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2022-2023 1.0 8.5 8.5 5.5 17.8 -3.2 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2024 Onwards 1.0 8.7 8.7 5.6 17.9 -3.2 -<br />

10 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Suitable for Lifestyle Investors - logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.<br />

Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION INDEXED EUROZONE LONG BOND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

To match the cost (approx.) of buying a <strong>pension</strong> annuity by investing in Eurozone<br />

Government long-dated bonds<br />

Passively Managed<br />

Bonds<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€7.7m<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -0.4%<br />

3 Months 3.6%<br />

1 Year 9.8%<br />

3 Years 4.6% p.a.<br />

5 Years 4.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pen Indexed Eurozone Long points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 S6 R.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 4, 04/04/2007 5, 05/04/2007 0%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 -0.4%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 -0.4%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 -0.7%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 -1.3%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 -1.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 -1.3%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 -0.9%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 -1.3%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 -1.4%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 -0.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 -1.1%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 -1.4%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 -1.3%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 -0.5%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 -1.2%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 -1.4%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 -1.1%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 -1%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 30%<br />

45, 15/05/2007 -1.1%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 -1.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 -2.1%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 -2%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 -2.1%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 -2.2%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 -2.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 -2.4%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 -2.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 -2.6%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 -2.8%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 -3.2%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 -3.4%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 -3.1%. 20%<br />

70, 09/06/2007 -3.9%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 74, 13/06/2007 -4.3%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 -4.6%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 -5%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 -5.1%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 -5.3%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 -5.7%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 84, 23/06/2007 -5%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 -5.1%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 -4.7%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 -4.4%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 -3.9%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 10%<br />

94, 03/07/2007 -4%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 -3.3%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 -3.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 -4.3%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 -4.8%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 -4.9%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 102, 11/07/2007 -4.9%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 104, 13/07/2007 -4.1%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 -4.6%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 -4.1%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 -4.3%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 -3.9%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 -3.6%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 -2.5%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 -2.7%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 -2.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 -2.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -1.3%.<br />

0%<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 123, 01/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -2%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 139, 17/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 -10%<br />

143, 21/08/2007 144, 22/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -1%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -1.3%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -1%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 0.3%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 0%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -2.2%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -2.4%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -2.5%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -2%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -2.6%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 186, 03/10/2007 -1.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -1.5%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -1.6%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -1%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -1.4%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -1.5%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 -1.1%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -1.4%. -1.7%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

4.0% 1.4% 2.7% 10.3% -2.1%<br />

Image description.<br />

Geographic Pie chart with Split 8 items. as at 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, France Italy 25% 26% 25. 26.<br />

3, 4, Germany Spain 9% 21% 9. 21.<br />

5, 6, Netherlands Belgium 6% 6. 7% 7.<br />

Item 7, 8, Austria Other 2% 4% 2. 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Geographic Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

France 26%<br />

Italy 25%<br />

Germany 21%<br />

Spain 9%<br />

Netherlands 7%<br />

Belgium 6%<br />

Austria 4%<br />

Other 2%<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION CASH FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Risk<br />

To maintain the value of investors' capital while generating a return in line with shortterm<br />

deposit rates, before charges<br />

Actively Managed<br />

The fund invests primarily in cash deposits, high quality floating rate notes and other<br />

similar short-dated investments/instruments<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

Low risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.1%<br />

3 Months 0.2%<br />

1 Year 1.0%<br />

3 Years 1.1% p.a.<br />

5 Years 2.3% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.4% p.a.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Cash Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 5, 05/04/2007 6, 06/04/2007 7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 19, 19/04/2007 20, 20/04/2007 21, 21/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 26, 26/04/2007 27, 27/04/2007 28, 28/04/2007 29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 34, 04/05/2007 0.3%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 40, 10/05/2007 41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 0.4%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 49, 19/05/2007 50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 0.5%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 55, 25/05/2007 56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 63, 02/06/2007 0.6%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 68, 07/06/2007 0.7%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 70, 09/06/2007 71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 74, 13/06/2007 75, 14/06/2007 76, 15/06/2007 77, 16/06/2007 78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 0.8%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 84, 23/06/2007 85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 0.9%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 89, 28/06/2007 90, 29/06/2007 91, 30/06/2007 92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 96, 05/07/2007 97, 06/07/2007 98, 07/07/2007 99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 1%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 1%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 103, 12/07/2007 104, 13/07/2007 105, 14/07/2007 106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 1.1%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 110, 19/07/2007 111, 20/07/2007 112, 21/07/2007 113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 1.2%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 117, 26/07/2007 118, 27/07/2007 119, 28/07/2007 120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 123, 01/08/2007 124, 02/08/2007 125, 03/08/2007 126, 04/08/2007 127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 1.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 132, 10/08/2007 133, 11/08/2007 134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 1.4%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 138, 16/08/2007 139, 17/08/2007 140, 18/08/2007 141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 146, 24/08/2007 147, 25/08/2007 148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 1.5%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 152, 30/08/2007 153, 31/08/2007 154, 01/09/2007 155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 158, 05/09/2007 159, 06/09/2007 160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 1.6%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 168, 15/09/2007 169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 1.7%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 173, 20/09/2007 174, 21/09/2007 175, 22/09/2007 176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 179, 26/09/2007 1.8%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 181, 28/09/2007 182, 29/09/2007 183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 1.9%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 187, 04/10/2007 188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 193, 10/10/2007 194, 11/10/2007 2%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 2.1%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

13%<br />

10%<br />

8%<br />

5%<br />

3%<br />

0%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

1.0% 1.0% 1.9% 4.3% 3.8%<br />

Yield as at 31 March 2012 0.46%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 0.4%<br />

3 Years 0.7% p.a.<br />

5 Years 1.7% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.8% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Yield is quoted gross of taxation and policy charges. This yield is<br />

variable and will change daily. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION GILT FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Risk<br />

To generate medium to long term capital growth by investing in a range of<br />

government securities and top quality corporate bonds.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Bonds<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

Medium Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.2%<br />

3 Months 4.4%<br />

1 Year 10.2%<br />

3 Years 5.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years 5.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years 5.5% p.a.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Gilt Edge Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 -0.3%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 -0.3%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 -0.3%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 -0.5%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 -0.6%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 -0.9%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 -1.3%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 -1.1%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 -0.8%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 -0.6%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 -0.9%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 -0.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 -0.7%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 -0.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 -0.8%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 -0.3%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 -0.2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 35, 05/05/2007 -0.9%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 40, 10/05/2007 -0.6%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 -0.7%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 -1.1%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 -1.2%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 -1.3%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 -1.2%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 -1.3%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 -1.4%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 -1.6%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 -1.5%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 -1.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 -1.7%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 -1.8%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 -2%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 -2.2%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 -2%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 -2.6%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 74, 13/06/2007 -2.8%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 -3.1%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 -3.4%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 -3.5%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 -3.6%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 -3.3%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 -3.4%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 -3.3%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 -3.4%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 -3.1%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 -2.9%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 -2.5%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 -2.6%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 -2.7%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 -2.2%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 -2.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 -2.8%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 -3.1%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 -3.3%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 -3.3%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 -3.2%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 104, 13/07/2007 -2.6%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 -3%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 -2.9%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 -2.5%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 -2.7%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 112, 21/07/2007 -2.3%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 116, 25/07/2007 -1.5%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 -1.4%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 -1.2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -0.8%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -0.9%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 125, 03/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.7%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -0.7%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 144, 22/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -0.2%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -0.5%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 0%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 0.9%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 0.7%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 168, 15/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 0.4%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 179, 26/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -0.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 186, 03/10/2007 -0.3%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 188, 05/10/2007 -0.2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 0.1%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 193, 10/10/2007 -0.2%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 0.1%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -0.2%. -0.4%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

30%<br />

20%<br />

10%<br />

0%<br />

-10%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

3.9% 2.0% 4.5% 10.1% -0.1%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 7.6%<br />

3 Years 4.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years 3.6% p.a.<br />

10 Years 4.4% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

ELEMENTS (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To earn long term capital growth for investors with lower risk than that experienced by<br />

traditional managed funds<br />

Actively Managed and strong focus on the management of investment risk.<br />

Highly Diversified<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€37.5m<br />

Medium Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.5%<br />

3 Months 5.1%<br />

1 Year 4.3%<br />

3 Years -<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

1 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 367 April points. 2012<br />

Line 1, 1, Elements 01/04/2011 S6 R.<br />

2, 02/04/2011 0%.<br />

3, 03/04/2011 4, 04/04/2011 5, 05/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

6, 06/04/2011 7, 07/04/2011 8, 08/04/2011 0.4%.<br />

9, 09/04/2011 is 10, 10/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

11, 11/04/2011 12, 12/04/2011 13, 13/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

14, 14/04/2011 0%.<br />

15, 15/04/2011 16, 16/04/2011 0.1%.<br />

17, 17/04/2011 18, 18/04/2011 19, 19/04/2011 0.2%.<br />

20, 20/04/2011 0%.<br />

21, 21/04/2011 0.1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2011 0.5%.<br />

23, 23/04/2011 24, 24/04/2011 25, 25/04/2011 26, 26/04/2011 27, 27/04/2011 0.7%.<br />

28, 28/04/2011 29, 29/04/2011 0.8%.<br />

30, 30/04/2011 1.1%.<br />

31, 01/05/2011 32, 02/05/2011 33, 03/05/2011 34, 04/05/2011 1.2%.<br />

35, 05/05/2011 1.1%.<br />

36, 06/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

37, 07/05/2011 0.7%.<br />

38, 08/05/2011 39, 09/05/2011 40, 10/05/2011 0.9%.<br />

41, 11/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

42, 12/05/2011 1.3%.<br />

43, 13/05/2011 1.2%.<br />

44, 14/05/2011 1%. 5%<br />

45, 15/05/2011 46, 16/05/2011 47, 17/05/2011 0.9%.<br />

48, 18/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

49, 19/05/2011 0.7%.<br />

50, 20/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

51, 21/05/2011 0.9%.<br />

52, 22/05/2011 53, 23/05/2011 54, 24/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

55, 25/05/2011 56, 26/05/2011 0.5%.<br />

57, 27/05/2011 0.7%.<br />

58, 28/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

59, 29/05/2011 60, 30/05/2011 61, 31/05/2011 62, 01/06/2011 1%.<br />

63, 02/06/2011 1.2%.<br />

64, 03/06/2011 0.9%.<br />

65, 04/06/2011 0.8%.<br />

66, 05/06/2011 67, 06/06/2011 68, 07/06/2011 3%<br />

69, 08/06/2011 0.4%.<br />

70, 09/06/2011 0.1%.<br />

71, 10/06/2011 0%.<br />

72, 11/06/2011 0.3%.<br />

73, 12/06/2011 74, 13/06/2011 75, 14/06/2011 76, 15/06/2011 0.1%.<br />

77, 16/06/2011 0.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2011 79, 18/06/2011 80, 19/06/2011 81, 20/06/2011 82, 21/06/2011 -0.1%.<br />

83, 22/06/2011 -0.2%.<br />

84, 23/06/2011 85, 24/06/2011 0.2%.<br />

86, 25/06/2011 87, 26/06/2011 88, 27/06/2011 89, 28/06/2011 -0.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2011 -0.2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2011 0%.<br />

92, 01/07/2011 0.3%.<br />

93, 02/07/2011 0.6%. 0%<br />

94, 03/07/2011 95, 04/07/2011 96, 05/07/2011 97, 06/07/2011 98, 07/07/2011 99, 08/07/2011 is 0.8%.<br />

100, 09/07/2011 1.1%.<br />

101, 10/07/2011 102, 11/07/2011 103, 12/07/2011 1.1%.<br />

104, 13/07/2011 0.8%.<br />

105, 14/07/2011 0.5%.<br />

106, 15/07/2011 0.7%.<br />

107, 16/07/2011 108, 17/07/2011 109, 18/07/2011 110, 19/07/2011 0.4%.<br />

111, 20/07/2011 0.1%.<br />

112, 21/07/2011 0.4%.<br />

113, 22/07/2011 0.6%.<br />

114, 23/07/2011 0.8%.<br />

115, 24/07/2011 116, 25/07/2011 117, 26/07/2011 -3%<br />

1%.<br />

118, 27/07/2011 119, 28/07/2011 0.9%.<br />

120, 29/07/2011 121, 30/07/2011 0.7%.<br />

122, 31/07/2011 123, 01/08/2011 124, 02/08/2011 125, 03/08/2011 0.5%.<br />

126, 04/08/2011 -0.1%.<br />

127, 05/08/2011 -0.5%.<br />

128, 06/08/2011 -1%.<br />

129, 07/08/2011 130, 08/08/2011 131, 09/08/2011 -2.1%.<br />

132, 10/08/2011 133, 11/08/2011 -3.3%.<br />

134, 12/08/2011 -3.7%.<br />

135, 13/08/2011 -2.9%.<br />

136, 14/08/2011 137, 15/08/2011 138, 16/08/2011 -2.5%.<br />

139, 17/08/2011 140, 18/08/2011 -1.9%.<br />

141, 19/08/2011 -1.4%.<br />

142, 20/08/2011 -5%<br />

-2.5%.<br />

143, 21/08/2011 144, 22/08/2011 145, 23/08/2011 146, 24/08/2011 -3%.<br />

147, 25/08/2011 -2.5%.<br />

148, 26/08/2011 -2.4%.<br />

149, 27/08/2011 150, 28/08/2011 151, 29/08/2011 152, 30/08/2011 -2.5%.<br />

153, 31/08/2011 -1.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2011 -1.6%.<br />

155, 02/09/2011 156, 03/09/2011 -1.1%.<br />

157, 04/09/2011 158, 05/09/2011 159, 06/09/2011 -1.7%.<br />

160, 07/09/2011 -2.3%.<br />

161, 08/09/2011 -2.4%.<br />

162, 09/09/2011 -1.3%.<br />

163, 10/09/2011 -1.1%.<br />

164, 11/09/2011 165, 12/09/2011 166, 13/09/2011 -2%.<br />

167, 14/09/2011 168, 15/09/2011 -2.5%.<br />

169, 16/09/2011 -2.4%.<br />

170, 17/09/2011 -1.7%.<br />

171, 18/09/2011 172, 19/09/2011 173, 20/09/2011 -1.2%.<br />

174, 21/09/2011 -1.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2011 176, 23/09/2011 -1.6%.<br />

177, 24/09/2011 -3.5%.<br />

178, 25/09/2011 179, 26/09/2011 180, 27/09/2011 -3.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2011 -3.2%.<br />

182, 29/09/2011 -2.4%.<br />

183, 30/09/2011 -2.8%.<br />

184, 01/10/2011 -2.6%.<br />

185, 02/10/2011 186, 03/10/2011 187, 04/10/2011 -3%.<br />

188, 05/10/2011 -3.7%.<br />

189, 06/10/2011 -3.9%.<br />

190, 07/10/2011 -3.4%.<br />

191, 08/10/2011 -2.7%.<br />

192, 09/10/2011 193, 10/10/2011 194, 11/10/2011 -2.6%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2011 is -2%.<br />

1 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2011<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2012<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Corporate Equities 26% Bonds 26. 38% 38.<br />

3, 4, Government Alternative Investments Bonds 10% 9% 10.<br />

5, Emerging Markets 8% 8. 9.<br />

Item 6, 7, Property Cash 4% 5% 4. 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North Eurozone American ex Ire Equities 13% 13. 53% 53.<br />

3, 4, UK Pacific Equities Basin 9% Equities 9.<br />

5, Non-Euro ex UK 8% 8. 8% 8.<br />

Item 6, 7, Japanese Irish Equities Equities 3% 3. 6% 6.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Corporate Bonds 38%<br />

Equities 26%<br />

Government Bonds 10%<br />

Alternative Investments 9%<br />

Emerging Markets 8%<br />

Property 5%<br />

Cash 4%<br />

North American Equities 53%<br />

Eurozone ex Ire 13%<br />

UK Equities 9%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 8%<br />

Non-Euro ex UK 8%<br />

Japanese Equities 6%<br />

Irish Equities 3%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

Advanced Micro Devices<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

JP Morgan Chase &<br />

Company<br />

Microsoft<br />

Novartis<br />

Safran<br />

Shaw Group<br />

Staples<br />

Wells Fargo & Company<br />

Western Digital Corporation<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PROTECTED ASSETS FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Risk<br />

To deliver long term capital growth for investors while explicitly managing market risk<br />

Dynamic investment strategy with explicit downside protection*<br />

Exposure to global stock markets<br />

Medium Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -0.3%<br />

3 Months 3.4%<br />

1 Year -2.3%<br />

3 Years -<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

1 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 367 April points. 2012<br />

Line 1, 1, Protected 01/04/2011 Assets 0%. Fund S6.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2011 03/04/2011 4, 04/04/2011 5, 05/04/2011 6, 06/04/2011 7, 07/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

8, 08/04/2011 0.2%.<br />

9, 09/04/2011 is 10, 10/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

11, 11/04/2011 12, 12/04/2011 0.3%.<br />

13, 13/04/2011 0.1%.<br />

14, 14/04/2011 -0.5%.<br />

15, 15/04/2011 -0.4%.<br />

16, 16/04/2011 -0.6%.<br />

17, 17/04/2011 18, 18/04/2011 19, 19/04/2011 -0.4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2011 -0.9%.<br />

21, 21/04/2011 -1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2011 -0.2%.<br />

23, 23/04/2011 24, 24/04/2011 25, 25/04/2011 26, 26/04/2011 27, 27/04/2011 0%.<br />

28, 28/04/2011 0.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2011 0.2%.<br />

30, 30/04/2011 31, 01/05/2011 32, 02/05/2011 33, 03/05/2011 34, 04/05/2011 35, 05/05/2011 36, 06/05/2011 37, 07/05/2011 0.4%.<br />

38, 08/05/2011 39, 09/05/2011 40, 10/05/2011 0.5%.<br />

41, 11/05/2011 0.3%.<br />

42, 12/05/2011 43, 13/05/2011 0.7%.<br />

44, 14/05/2011 0.3%. 2%<br />

45, 15/05/2011 46, 16/05/2011 47, 17/05/2011 0.2%.<br />

48, 18/05/2011 -0.1%.<br />

49, 19/05/2011 -0.5%.<br />

50, 20/05/2011 -0.3%.<br />

51, 21/05/2011 0%.<br />

52, 22/05/2011 53, 23/05/2011 54, 24/05/2011 -0.3%.<br />

55, 25/05/2011 -1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2011 -1.1%.<br />

57, 27/05/2011 -0.7%.<br />

58, 28/05/2011 -0.8%.<br />

59, 29/05/2011 60, 30/05/2011 61, 31/05/2011 62, 01/06/2011 -0.6%.<br />

63, 02/06/2011 -0.2%.<br />

64, 03/06/2011 -0.9%.<br />

65, 04/06/2011 -1.6%.<br />

66, 05/06/2011 67, 06/06/2011 68, 07/06/2011 69, 08/06/2011 -1.7%. 0%<br />

70, 09/06/2011 -2%.<br />

71, 10/06/2011 -2.2%.<br />

72, 11/06/2011 -1.8%.<br />

73, 12/06/2011 74, 13/06/2011 75, 14/06/2011 -2.2%.<br />

76, 15/06/2011 -2.3%.<br />

77, 16/06/2011 -1.7%.<br />

78, 17/06/2011 79, 18/06/2011 -2.2%.<br />

80, 19/06/2011 81, 20/06/2011 82, 21/06/2011 -2%.<br />

83, 22/06/2011 -2.1%.<br />

84, 23/06/2011 85, 24/06/2011 -1.6%.<br />

86, 25/06/2011 87, 26/06/2011 88, 27/06/2011 89, 28/06/2011 90, 29/06/2011 -2.2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2011 -1.9%.<br />

92, 01/07/2011 -2%<br />

-1.4%.<br />

93, 02/07/2011 -0.9%.<br />

94, 03/07/2011 95, 04/07/2011 96, 05/07/2011 97, 06/07/2011 98, 07/07/2011 -0.6%.<br />

99, 08/07/2011 is -0.5%.<br />

100, 09/07/2011 -0.2%.<br />

101, 10/07/2011 102, 11/07/2011 103, 12/07/2011 -0.8%.<br />

104, 13/07/2011 105, 14/07/2011 106, 15/07/2011 -1.5%.<br />

107, 16/07/2011 -1.7%.<br />

108, 17/07/2011 109, 18/07/2011 110, 19/07/2011 111, 20/07/2011 -1.8%.<br />

112, 21/07/2011 -2%.<br />

113, 22/07/2011 -1.6%.<br />

114, 23/07/2011 -1%.<br />

115, 24/07/2011 116, 25/07/2011 117, 26/07/2011 -0.9%.<br />

118, 27/07/2011 -4%<br />

-1.2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2011 -1.4%.<br />

120, 29/07/2011 -1.9%.<br />

121, 30/07/2011 -1.6%.<br />

122, 31/07/2011 123, 01/08/2011 124, 02/08/2011 125, 03/08/2011 -2.1%.<br />

126, 04/08/2011 -3.1%.<br />

127, 05/08/2011 -3.6%.<br />

128, 06/08/2011 -4.1%.<br />

129, 07/08/2011 130, 08/08/2011 131, 09/08/2011 -4.4%.<br />

132, 10/08/2011 -4.5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2011 -4.4%.<br />

134, 12/08/2011 135, 13/08/2011 -4.5%.<br />

136, 14/08/2011 137, 15/08/2011 138, 16/08/2011 139, 17/08/2011 140, 18/08/2011 141, 19/08/2011 -4.4%.<br />

142, 20/08/2011 -6%<br />

143, 21/08/2011 144, 22/08/2011 145, 23/08/2011 146, 24/08/2011 147, 25/08/2011 148, 26/08/2011 149, 27/08/2011 150, 28/08/2011 151, 29/08/2011 152, 30/08/2011 153, 31/08/2011 154, 01/09/2011 -4.5%.<br />

155, 02/09/2011 156, 03/09/2011 -4.4%.<br />

157, 04/09/2011 158, 05/09/2011 159, 06/09/2011 160, 07/09/2011 161, 08/09/2011 162, 09/09/2011 163, 10/09/2011 164, 11/09/2011 165, 12/09/2011 166, 13/09/2011 167, 14/09/2011 -4.5%.<br />

168, 15/09/2011 -4.6%.<br />

169, 16/09/2011 170, 17/09/2011 171, 18/09/2011 172, 19/09/2011 173, 20/09/2011 174, 21/09/2011 175, 22/09/2011 176, 23/09/2011 -4.5%.<br />

177, 24/09/2011 178, 25/09/2011 179, 26/09/2011 180, 27/09/2011 -4.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2011 182, 29/09/2011 183, 30/09/2011 184, 01/10/2011 185, 02/10/2011 186, 03/10/2011 187, 04/10/2011 -4.5%.<br />

188, 05/10/2011 189, 06/10/2011 190, 07/10/2011 191, 08/10/2011 192, 09/10/2011 193, 10/10/2011 194, 11/10/2011 Point 195, 12/10/2011 is -4.6%. -4.4%.<br />

1 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2011<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2012<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 3 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Stock Cash 32% Market 32. Exposure 66% 66.<br />

Item 3, Protection Asset 2% 2.<br />

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Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

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Index Pie chart Split with as 5 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Eurostoxx S&P 500 29% 50 45% 29. 45.<br />

3, 4, FTSE Nikkei 100 22511% 10% 11.<br />

Item 5, Emerging Market 10. Equities 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Index Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Stock Market Exposure 66%<br />

Cash 32%<br />

Protection Asset 2%<br />

Eurostoxx 50 45%<br />

S&P 500 29%<br />

FTSE 100 11%<br />

Nikkei 225 10%<br />

Emerging Market Equities 5%<br />

Price as at 02 April 2012 0.957<br />

Protected Price (after charges) as at 02 April 2012 0.880<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some of the money that you invest.<br />

* For the Protected Assets Fund, the Governor and Company of the Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> is the current provider of the protection and the return to <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

<strong>Assurance</strong> Company plc (<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>). <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> will pass on the full value of the amounts it receives from Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> to investors. If for any reason<br />

Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> cannot meet its obligations, investors could lose some or all of their investment in this Fund. Performance is based on the price calculated for<br />

01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation<br />

and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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BNYM GLOBAL REAL RETURN FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

Aims to deliver a long-term return that exceeds Cash (1-month EURIBOR) +4% p.a.<br />

over a rolling 5 year period (gross of tax and charges).<br />

Actively managed and strong flexibility<br />

Investment is spread across a wide array of assets (multi-asset)<br />

<strong>New</strong>ton Investment Management, one of BNY Mellon Asset Management's specialist<br />

asset managers<br />

€229.1m<br />

Medium Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -1.3%<br />

3 Months 0.8%<br />

1 Year 3.4%<br />

3 Years -<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

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1 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 367 April points. 2012<br />

Line 1, 1, BNYM 01/04/2011 Global Real 0%. Return Fund (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2011 03/04/2011 4, 04/04/2011 5, 05/04/2011 0.4%.<br />

6, 06/04/2011 0.8%.<br />

7, 07/04/2011 1%.<br />

8, 08/04/2011 9, 09/04/2011 is 1.1%.<br />

10, 10/04/2011 0.9%.<br />

11, 11/04/2011 12, 12/04/2011 13, 13/04/2011 0.9%.<br />

14, 14/04/2011 0.4%.<br />

15, 15/04/2011 0.2%.<br />

16, 16/04/2011 0.1%.<br />

17, 17/04/2011 18, 18/04/2011 19, 19/04/2011 0.5%.<br />

20, 20/04/2011 0.7%.<br />

21, 21/04/2011 0.4%.<br />

22, 22/04/2011 0.8%.<br />

23, 23/04/2011 24, 24/04/2011 25, 25/04/2011 26, 26/04/2011 27, 27/04/2011 0.9%.<br />

28, 28/04/2011 0.8%.<br />

29, 29/04/2011 0.9%.<br />

30, 30/04/2011 1%.<br />

31, 01/05/2011 32, 02/05/2011 33, 03/05/2011 34, 04/05/2011 1.2%.<br />

35, 05/05/2011 1.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2011 1%.<br />

37, 07/05/2011 0.5%.<br />

38, 08/05/2011 39, 09/05/2011 40, 10/05/2011 0.8%.<br />

41, 11/05/2011 1.4%.<br />

42, 12/05/2011 1.9%.<br />

43, 13/05/2011 2.3%.<br />

44, 14/05/2011 1.8%.<br />

45, 15/05/2011 46, 16/05/2011 47, 17/05/2011 1.9%.<br />

48, 18/05/2011 1.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2011 1.7%.<br />

50, 20/05/2011 1.6%.<br />

51, 21/05/2011 2.1%.<br />

52, 22/05/2011 53, 23/05/2011 54, 24/05/2011 2.2%.<br />

55, 25/05/2011 2.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2011 1.8%.<br />

57, 27/05/2011 2.1%.<br />

58, 28/05/2011 2.2%.<br />

59, 29/05/2011 60, 30/05/2011 61, 31/05/2011 2.5%.<br />

62, 01/06/2011 2.6%.<br />

63, 02/06/2011 2.7%.<br />

64, 03/06/2011 2.8%.<br />

65, 04/06/2011 2.1%.<br />

66, 05/06/2011 67, 06/06/2011 68, 07/06/2011 3%<br />

69, 08/06/2011 1.5%.<br />

70, 09/06/2011 0.7%.<br />

71, 10/06/2011 0.3%.<br />

72, 11/06/2011 0.4%.<br />

73, 12/06/2011 74, 13/06/2011 75, 14/06/2011 0.7%.<br />

76, 15/06/2011 77, 16/06/2011 0.4%.<br />

78, 17/06/2011 0.8%.<br />

79, 18/06/2011 0.3%.<br />

80, 19/06/2011 81, 20/06/2011 82, 21/06/2011 83, 22/06/2011 -0.2%.<br />

84, 23/06/2011 -0.1%.<br />

85, 24/06/2011 0.2%.<br />

86, 25/06/2011 87, 26/06/2011 88, 27/06/2011 89, 28/06/2011 0%.<br />

90, 29/06/2011 -0.5%.<br />

91, 30/06/2011 -0.4%.<br />

92, 01/07/2011 0%.<br />

93, 02/07/2011 0.4%. 0%<br />

94, 03/07/2011 95, 04/07/2011 96, 05/07/2011 0.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2011 1.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2011 1.2%.<br />

99, 08/07/2011 is 1.5%.<br />

100, 09/07/2011 1.9%.<br />

101, 10/07/2011 102, 11/07/2011 103, 12/07/2011 104, 13/07/2011 2.2%.<br />

105, 14/07/2011 1.6%.<br />

106, 15/07/2011 107, 16/07/2011 108, 17/07/2011 109, 18/07/2011 110, 19/07/2011 1.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2011 1.9%.<br />

112, 21/07/2011 1.8%.<br />

113, 22/07/2011 2.2%.<br />

114, 23/07/2011 2.4%.<br />

115, 24/07/2011 116, 25/07/2011 117, 26/07/2011 -3%<br />

2.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2011 2.6%.<br />

119, 28/07/2011 120, 29/07/2011 2.5%.<br />

121, 30/07/2011 2.2%.<br />

122, 31/07/2011 123, 01/08/2011 124, 02/08/2011 125, 03/08/2011 2%.<br />

126, 04/08/2011 1.6%.<br />

127, 05/08/2011 0.9%.<br />

128, 06/08/2011 0.5%.<br />

129, 07/08/2011 130, 08/08/2011 131, 09/08/2011 -2.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2011 -2.9%.<br />

133, 11/08/2011 -4.7%.<br />

134, 12/08/2011 -3.2%.<br />

135, 13/08/2011 -4%.<br />

136, 14/08/2011 137, 15/08/2011 138, 16/08/2011 -3%.<br />

139, 17/08/2011 -2.5%.<br />

140, 18/08/2011 -2.4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2011 -2%.<br />

142, 20/08/2011 -5%<br />

-1.9%.<br />

143, 21/08/2011 144, 22/08/2011 145, 23/08/2011 -3.2%.<br />

146, 24/08/2011 -2.4%.<br />

147, 25/08/2011 -1.9%.<br />

148, 26/08/2011 -2.1%.<br />

149, 27/08/2011 -2.3%.<br />

150, 28/08/2011 151, 29/08/2011 152, 30/08/2011 -2.9%.<br />

153, 31/08/2011 -2.4%.<br />

154, 01/09/2011 -1.7%.<br />

155, 02/09/2011 -1.2%.<br />

156, 03/09/2011 -0.7%.<br />

157, 04/09/2011 158, 05/09/2011 159, 06/09/2011 -0.8%.<br />

160, 07/09/2011 -1.1%.<br />

161, 08/09/2011 -1.2%.<br />

162, 09/09/2011 -0.6%.<br />

163, 10/09/2011 -0.2%.<br />

164, 11/09/2011 165, 12/09/2011 166, 13/09/2011 0.4%.<br />

167, 14/09/2011 -0.9%.<br />

168, 15/09/2011 -1.2%.<br />

169, 16/09/2011 -0.8%.<br />

170, 17/09/2011 -0.7%.<br />

171, 18/09/2011 172, 19/09/2011 173, 20/09/2011 174, 21/09/2011 175, 22/09/2011 -0.5%.<br />

176, 23/09/2011 -0.1%.<br />

177, 24/09/2011 -1.4%.<br />

178, 25/09/2011 179, 26/09/2011 180, 27/09/2011 -2.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2011 -2.4%.<br />

182, 29/09/2011 -1.6%.<br />

183, 30/09/2011 -1.4%.<br />

184, 01/10/2011 -2.1%.<br />

185, 02/10/2011 186, 03/10/2011 187, 04/10/2011 -1.8%.<br />

188, 05/10/2011 -1.7%.<br />

189, 06/10/2011 -1.9%.<br />

190, 07/10/2011 -2.4%.<br />

191, 08/10/2011 -1.6%.<br />

192, 09/10/2011 193, 10/10/2011 194, 11/10/2011 -1.4%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2011 is -1.5%. -1.1%.<br />

1 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2011<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2012<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Cash 23% 50% 23. 50.<br />

Item 3, 4, Bonds Other 5% 22% 5. 22.<br />

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Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, European North American Equities Equities 32% 32.<br />

3, UK Equities 22% 22. 29% 29.<br />

4, 5, Japanese Other 6% 6. Equities 6% 6.<br />

Item 6, Pacific Basin Equities 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Equities 50%<br />

Cash 23%<br />

Bonds 22%<br />

Other 5%<br />

European Equities 32%<br />

North American Equities 29%<br />

UK Equities 22%<br />

Japanese Equities 6%<br />

Other 6%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 5%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

Barrick Gold Corp<br />

Reynolds American<br />

Bayer<br />

Roche Holdings<br />

Glaxosmithkline<br />

Sanofi<br />

<strong>New</strong>crest Mining<br />

Total<br />

Novartis<br />

Yamana Gold<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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INCOME & GROWTH FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate modest capital growth over the long term by investing in a range of<br />

income generating assets (with income re-invested in the fund) across geographic<br />

regions<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€61.1m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -0.2%<br />

3 Months 4.7%<br />

1 Year 3.7%<br />

3 Years 8.9% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years 3.3% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Income & Growth Fund S.6. points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.4%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 0.9%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.1%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 2.1%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 2%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 2.4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 2.1%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 1.4%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 1.5%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 1.8%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 1.5%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 1.6%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 2.1%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 2.5%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 2%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 1.9%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 1.7%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 1.6%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 1.8%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 1.7%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 97, 06/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 2.4%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 1.7%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 2%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 2.4%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 2%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 1.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.4%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 0.1%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 123, 01/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 0.4%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 0.5%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 0.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.9%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -1%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -2.4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 147, 25/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 0.3%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 0.4%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -0.2%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -0.5%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -2.2%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -0.6%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -1%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -0.7%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -0.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 0.4%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 0.5%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 0.8%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 1.1%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 1%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 1.1%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 1%. 0.7%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

10%<br />

0%<br />

-10%<br />

-20%<br />

-30%<br />

-40%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

0.1% 5.8% 12.3% -24.2% -4.3%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Euroland U.K. Equities Equities 23% 33% 23. 33.<br />

3, 4, Non-Euro North American Equities Equities 16% 16.<br />

5, Pacific Basin Equities 11% 15% 11. 15.<br />

Item 6, Irish Equities 2% 2.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Euroland Equities 33%<br />

U.K. Equities 23%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Fixed Interest 37% 37.<br />

3, Property 25% 36% 25. 36.<br />

Item 4, Cash 2% 2.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Non-Euro Equities 16%<br />

North American Equities 15%<br />

Equities 37%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 11%<br />

Irish Equities 2%<br />

Fixed Interest 36%<br />

Property 25%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

Cash 2%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

1 Great St Helens, London Imperial Tobacco<br />

Basf SE<br />

<strong>New</strong> Mersey Retail Park<br />

BP<br />

Orkla<br />

Conocophillips<br />

Sanofi<br />

DNB ASA<br />

Total<br />

1 Year 5.4%<br />

3 Years 6.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years 0.9% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.7% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

17


Image description.<br />

PENSION EVERGREEN FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a mix of assets across<br />

geographic regions<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€891.9m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.9%<br />

3 Months 7.1%<br />

1 Year 5.2%<br />

3 Years 11.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -3.1% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.5% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Evergreen Fund points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 S 6.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 6, 06/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.4%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.5%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 41, 11/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2.4%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 3.9%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 3.8%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 4%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 4.3%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 3%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.2%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 3.1%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3.2%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.1%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 119, 28/07/2007 0.2%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -0.3%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 0.5%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 0.7%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 1.4%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -2.9%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -0.7%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 0.2%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 -0.5%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -2.1%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -1.8%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -3.3%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -2%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -1.3%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -1.1%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -0.3%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 0.5%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 0.6%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 0.9%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 1.4%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 1.2%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 1.3%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 1.2%. 0.8%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-2.0% 11.2% 14.4% -32.4% -5.8%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 14% Equities 14. 36% 36.<br />

3, 4, Euroland Non-Euro Equities 13% 10% 13.<br />

5, Pacific Basin Equities 10% 10.<br />

6, Japanese Equities 9% 9. 10.<br />

Item 7, Irish Equities 8% 8.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 36%<br />

U.K. Equities 14%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Property 56% 24% 56.<br />

3, Fixed Interest 16% 24.<br />

Item 4, Cash 4% 4. 16.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Euroland Equities 13%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 10%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 10%<br />

Equities 56%<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Irish Equities 8%<br />

Property 24%<br />

Fixed Interest 16%<br />

Cash 4%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

HSBC<br />

BP<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Chevron<br />

Microsoft<br />

CRH<br />

Wal-Mart<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

Top 10 Properties (in alphabetical order)<br />

1 Great St Helens, London<br />

Eversheds House -<br />

Manchester<br />

15 Dacre Street, London Jodenbreestraat 11-25<br />

15 Grosvenor Street London <strong>New</strong> Mersey Retail Park<br />

27/29 Long Acre, Covent<br />

Garden<br />

58 Mosley Street,<br />

Manchester<br />

Princes Exchange, Leeds<br />

SSgA Europe Ex UK Index<br />

Real Estate Mutual Fund<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

18


Image description.<br />

PENSION MANAGED FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a spread of assets across<br />

different geographic regions<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€1819.5m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.9%<br />

3 Months 8.9%<br />

1 Year 6.1%<br />

3 Years 14.7% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.4% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.1% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Managed Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.6%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 4%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 5.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4.9%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 5%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 5.3%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 6.1%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 4%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 3%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 5.5%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 5.3%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 3.2%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 3%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.7%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -0.8%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -1.4%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.9%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -2.8%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -2.8%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -5.4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -4.7%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 -3.3%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -2%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -3.3%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -2.8%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -1.8%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -1.7%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -3%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -3.8%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -2.8%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -3.4%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -5.3%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -3.9%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -2.1%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -2.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -3.7%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -3.3%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -2.2%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -1.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -0.1%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 0.2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 0.5%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 1.2%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 0.9%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 1.1%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 1%. 0.5%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-3.6% 11.8% 22.8% -33.8% -8.0%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North Euroland American Equities Equities 15% 15. 36% 36.<br />

3, 4, U.K. Pacific Equities Basin Equities 14% 14.<br />

5, Japanese 10% 10.<br />

Item 6, 7, Non-Euro Irish Equities Equities 7% 7. 9% 9.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 36%<br />

Euroland Equities 15%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Fixed Interest 77% 77.<br />

3, Property 5% 5. 16% 16.<br />

Item 4, Cash 2% 2.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

U.K. Equities 14%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 10%<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Equities 77%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 9%<br />

Irish Equities 7%<br />

Fixed Interest 16%<br />

Property 5%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

Cash 2%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

HSBC<br />

BNP Paribas<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

BP<br />

Microsoft<br />

CRH<br />

Orkla<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 13.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

19


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ETHICAL MANAGED FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing on an ethical basis.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Property, Bonds, Cash<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€5.1m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 2.1%<br />

3 Months 9.0%<br />

1 Year 7.9%<br />

3 Years 16.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.1% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Ethical Managed Fund S points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 6.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 19, 19/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 2%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.9%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 3.3%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 4.1%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 5.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 5.2%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5.9%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 4%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 4.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 5%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.5%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 3%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 3.1%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 1.8%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -0.8%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 123, 01/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -3.3%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -2.9%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -3.7%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -5.5%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -5%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -4.1%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -3.8%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -2.8%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -3.2%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -2.6%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 -2.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -3.5%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -4.5%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -3.5%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -3.6%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -3.3%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -4.3%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -6.1%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -5.4%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -3%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -3.8%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -3.9%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -4.7%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -4.6%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -3.3%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -3.1%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -2.2%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -0.8%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 -0.4%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 0.3%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 0.2%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 0.3%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 0.1%. -0.2%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-2.0% 13.8% 24.0% -34.6% -9.9%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 10% Equities 10. 58% 58.<br />

3, 4, Japanese Pacific Basin Equities Equities 9% 9% 9.<br />

5, Non-Euro 7% 7. 9.<br />

Item 6, 7, Euroland Irish Equities Equities 2% 2. 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 58%<br />

U.K. Equities 10%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Fixed Interest 76% 76.<br />

3, Property 4% 4. 17% 17.<br />

Item 4, Cash 3% 3.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 9%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 7%<br />

Equities 76%<br />

Euroland Equities 5%<br />

Irish Equities 2%<br />

Fixed Interest 17%<br />

Property 4%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

Cash 3%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Conocophillips<br />

Microsoft<br />

CRH<br />

Occidental Petroleum<br />

Intel Corporation<br />

Pepsico Capital<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

PNC Financial Services<br />

Lowes<br />

Statoil<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 13.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION CONSENSUS FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To mirror the general investment strategy followed by the average Irish Pension Fund<br />

Manager, thereby avoiding the risks associated with a single manager.<br />

Passively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€301.8m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.9%<br />

3 Months 7.9%<br />

1 Year 5.5%<br />

3 Years 15.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years -1.8% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.7% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Consensus Fund points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 5, 05/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 1%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 2.7%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 3.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 3%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.1%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 4.5%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 3.4%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 4%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.4%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 3.1%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 4%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 0.3%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -0.6%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.7%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 0.4%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 1%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -3.5%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -2.6%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -1%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -1%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 0.3%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 0.8%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -1.7%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -1.8%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -3.1%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -2.2%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 179, 26/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -1.3%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -0.3%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -0.2%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 0.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 1.6%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 0.4%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 3.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 2.7%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 2.6%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 2.9%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 2.7%. 2.5%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-2.6% 13.3% 22.4% -34.9% -3.0%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North Eurozone American ex Ire Equities 15% 15. 35% 35.<br />

3, 4, UK Pacific Equities Basin 14% Equities 14.<br />

5, Non Eurozone 9% 9. 13% 13.<br />

Item 6, 7, Irish Japanese Equities Equities 8% 8. 6% 6.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 35%<br />

Eurozone ex Ire 15%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Bonds 16% 75% 16. 75.<br />

Item 3, 4, Cash Property 5% 4% 5. 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

UK Equities 14%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 13%<br />

Non Eurozone 9%<br />

Equities 75%<br />

Irish Equities 8%<br />

Japanese Equities 6%<br />

Bonds 16%<br />

Cash 5%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

Property 4%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Apple<br />

HSBC<br />

BP<br />

Kerry Group<br />

CRH<br />

Nestle<br />

Elan<br />

Ryanair<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Samsung Electronics<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 13.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

21


Image description.<br />

KBI PENSION MANAGED FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in range of assets across<br />

geographic regions<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors Dublin (previously known as KBC Asset Management)<br />

€197.9m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.6%<br />

3 Months 7.1%<br />

1 Year 4.8%<br />

3 Years 13.9% p.a.<br />

5 Years -3.8% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.1% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, KBI Pension Managed Fund points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 (6)*.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 20, 20/04/2007 21, 21/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.6%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 0.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 34, 04/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 2%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 49, 19/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 4.5%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 4.5%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 4.3%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.7%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.5%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 5.1%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.6%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 2.7%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 0%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 0.8%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 139, 17/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -4.4%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -4%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -3.8%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 147, 25/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 151, 29/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1.9%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -0.6%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -1.9%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -3.6%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -1.9%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -2%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -1.7%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -2.4%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -3.9%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -2.2%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -1.9%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -1.7%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -0.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 0.1%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 1.2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 1.5%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 1.6%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 1.4%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 2.1%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 2.2%. 1.3%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-2.3% 13.4% 18.3% -38.0% -4.2%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 5 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Fixed Interest 76% 76.<br />

3, Cash 4% 4. 13% 13.<br />

Item 4, 5, Property Alternative 4% Investments 4. 3% 3.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Equities 76%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 8 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North UK Equities American 13% Equities 13. 38% 38.<br />

3, 4, Emerging Euroland Markets 12% 12. 12.<br />

5, 6, Non Irish Equities Equities 8% 8. 9% 9.<br />

Item 7, 8, Japanese Pacific Basin Equities Equities 4% 4% 4. 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 38%<br />

UK Equities 13%<br />

Emerging Markets 12%<br />

Euroland Equities 12%<br />

Non Euro Equities 9%<br />

Irish Equities 8%<br />

Japanese Equities 4%<br />

Fixed Interest 13%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 4%<br />

Cash 4%<br />

Property 4%<br />

Alternative Investments 3%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Apple Inc<br />

Basf SE<br />

CRH<br />

Elan Corporation - ADR<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

HSBC<br />

Nestle<br />

Ryanair<br />

Total<br />

Vodafone<br />

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Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

22


Image description.<br />

FRIENDS FIRST MIXED FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a balanced spread of assets<br />

across geographic regions<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities, Bonds, Properties, Cash<br />

F&C <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€18.9m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 1.2%<br />

3 Months 8.0%<br />

1 Year 3.4%<br />

3 Years 14.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.9% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.3% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Friends First Mixed Fund points.<br />

1, 01/04/2007 (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 5, 05/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 14, 14/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 26, 26/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 2.4%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.2%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.3%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 35, 05/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 3.3%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 3%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.1%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 63, 02/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 74, 13/06/2007 3%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 77, 16/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 4.3%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 5%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.4%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 4%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 2.7%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 0.4%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 0.7%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 0.4%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 1.2%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -4.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -2.6%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -0.7%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -1.5%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 0.4%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 1.1%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 0%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -2.1%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -1%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -2.8%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -2%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -0.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -0.5%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -0.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -1.2%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -0.1%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 0.2%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 0.9%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 1.9%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 2.2%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 194, 11/10/2007 2.9%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 3.1%. 2.9%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-5.5% 13.2% 22.2% -36.9% -2.5%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North Pacific American Basin Equities Equities 16% 36% 16. 36.<br />

3, 4, U.K. Euroland Equities 16% 15% 16.<br />

5, Non-Euro 7% 7. 15.<br />

Item 6, 7, Japanese Irish Equities Equities 5% 5. 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 36%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 16%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Equities Fixed Interest 76% 76.<br />

3, Cash 5% 5. 15% 15.<br />

Item 4, Property 4% 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

U.K. Equities 16%<br />

Euroland Equities 15%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 7%<br />

Equities 76%<br />

Japanese Equities 5%<br />

Irish Equities 5%<br />

Fixed Interest 15%<br />

Cash 5%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

Property 4%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Apple<br />

Pfizer<br />

CRH<br />

SAP<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Vodafone<br />

GlaxoSmithKline<br />

Wal-Mart Stores<br />

Microsoft<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 13.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

23


Image description.<br />

BLOXHAM DEFENSIVE HIGH YIELD FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth with a relatively high, yet sustainable, flow of<br />

dividend income for the fund with the potential to increase over time<br />

An actively managed equity fund that employs a strict risk management strategy with<br />

the aim of reducing risk<br />

High Yield Global Equities (Shares that typically pay an above average dividend<br />

yield)<br />

Bloxham<br />

39<br />

€13.2m<br />

Medium to High Risk<br />

Bloxham Defensive<br />

HY S6 R<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 10 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Financials Consumer 19% Staples 19.<br />

3, Industrials 13% 13. 17% 17.<br />

4, 5, Technology Healthcare 10% 10% 10. 10.<br />

6, 7, Energy Materials 10% 8% 10.<br />

8, Consumer Discretionary 8.<br />

9, Communications 3% 3. 7% 7.<br />

Item 10, Utilities 3% 3.<br />

End of image description.<br />

1<br />

Month<br />

3<br />

Months<br />

1<br />

Year<br />

0.4% 3.4% - -<br />

3 Years<br />

FTSE World Index 1.1% 8.5% 3.7% 17.9%<br />

p.a.<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

- - - - -<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

3M<br />

Abbott Lab<br />

Canon Inc<br />

General Mills<br />

Petrochina<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Financials 19%<br />

Consumer Staples 17%<br />

Industrials 13%<br />

Technology 10%<br />

Healthcare 10%<br />

Energy 10%<br />

Materials 8%<br />

Consumer Discretionary 7%<br />

Communications 3%<br />

Utilities 3%<br />

Royal Dutch Shell<br />

Syngenta<br />

Teliasonera<br />

Toronto-Dominion<br />

Unilever<br />

Image description.<br />

Performance Bar chart with versus 4 groups FTSE with World 2 items Index<br />

Y scale titled Scale label.<br />

per group.<br />

Group 1, 1, Bloxham 1 Month.<br />

Item 2, FTSE World Defensive Index 1.1. HY S6 R 0.4.<br />

Group 1, 2, Bloxham 3 Months.<br />

Item 2, FTSE World Defensive Index 8.5. HY S6 R 3.4.<br />

Group 1, 3, Bloxham 1 Year.<br />

Item 2, FTSE World Defensive Index 3.7. HY S6 R No data.<br />

Group 1, 4, Bloxham 3 Years.<br />

Item 2, FTSE World Defensive Index 17.9. HY S6 R No data.<br />

% End Performance of image description. (p.a.)<br />

Performance versus FTSE World Index<br />

% Performance (p.a.)<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years<br />

Bloxham Defensive HY S6 R<br />

FTSE World Index<br />

5 Best Performing Equities (Over 1 Month)<br />

Performance Contribution to Fund<br />

Staples 11.4% 0.29%<br />

Abbott Lab 8.5% 0.21%<br />

M&T Bank 7.3% 0.19%<br />

Coca Cola 6.9% 0.17%<br />

Syngenta 5.9% 0.15%<br />

Image description.<br />

Geographic Pie chart with Split 4 items. as at 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North European American Equities Equities 20% 20. 49% 49.<br />

Item 3, 4, Pacific U.K. Equities Basin 18% 13% 18. 13.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Geographic Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 49%<br />

European Equities 20%<br />

Pacific Basin 18%<br />

U.K. Equities 13%<br />

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Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION BLOXHAM HIGH YIELD EQUITY<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth with a relatively high, yet sustainable, flow of<br />

income for the fund<br />

Actively Managed<br />

High yield equities<br />

Bloxham<br />

46<br />

€120.1m<br />

High Risk<br />

Blox High Yld Equity<br />

S6<br />

1 3 1 3 Years<br />

1.7% 6.4% 6.6% 17.5%<br />

p.a.<br />

FTSE World Index 1.1% 8.5% 3.7% 17.9%<br />

p.a.<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-2.5% 17.7% 22.3% -37.7% -9.2%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

HSBC<br />

Imperial Tobacco<br />

Johnson & Johnson<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Microsoft<br />

Pepsico<br />

Pfizer<br />

Royal Dutch Shell<br />

Siemens<br />

Image description.<br />

Performance Bar chart with versus 4 groups FTSE with World 2 items Index<br />

Y scale titled Scale label.<br />

per group.<br />

Group 1, 1, Blox 1 Month.<br />

Item 2, FTSE High World Yld Index Equity 1.1. S6 1.7.<br />

Group 1, 2, Blox 3 Months.<br />

Item 2, FTSE High World Yld Index Equity 8.5. S6 6.4.<br />

Group 1, 3, Blox 1 Year.<br />

Item 2, FTSE High World Yld Index Equity 3.7. S6 6.6.<br />

Group 1, 4, Blox 3 Years.<br />

Item 2, FTSE High World Yld Index Equity 17.9. S6 17.5.<br />

% End Performance of image description. (p.a.)<br />

Performance versus FTSE World Index<br />

% Performance (p.a.)<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years<br />

Blox High Yld Equity S6<br />

FTSE World Index<br />

5 Best Performing Equities (Over 1 Month)<br />

Performance Contribution to Fund<br />

JP Morgan Chase 17.14% 0.60%<br />

Pepsico 5.41% 0.21%<br />

Pfizer 7.18% 0.18%<br />

Prudential 7.23% 0.18%<br />

Canon Inc 6.36% 0.16%<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 10 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Consumer Financial 18% Staples 18. 30% 30.<br />

3, 4, Industrial Energy 9% 13% 9. 13.<br />

5, 6, Technology Basic Materials 6% 6% 6.<br />

7, Diversified 6% 6. 6.<br />

8, 9, Communications Consumer Discretionary 6% 6.<br />

Item 10, Mining 2% 2. 4% 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Geographic Pie chart with Split 5 items. as at 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 23% Equities 23. 43% 43.<br />

3, 4, Pacific European Basin Equities 19% 19.<br />

Item 5, Irish Equities 2% 2. 13% 13.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Geographic Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Consumer Staples 30%<br />

Financial 18%<br />

Industrial 13%<br />

Energy 9%<br />

Technology 6%<br />

Basic Materials 6%<br />

Diversified 6%<br />

Communications 6%<br />

Consumer Discretionary 4%<br />

Mining 2%<br />

North American Equities 43%<br />

U.K. Equities 23%<br />

Pacific Basin 19%<br />

European Equities 13%<br />

Irish Equities 2%<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

25


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TRILOGY II FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth with a sustainable flow of income for the fund by<br />

investing in three distinct asset classes (equities, bonds and property), and using<br />

borrowings to increase exposure to property.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

High Yield Equities, Corporate Bonds, Geared Property<br />

Bloxham<br />

46<br />

€154.0m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.8%<br />

3 Months 3.7%<br />

1 Year 3.2%<br />

3 Years 10.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -9.9% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Trilogy II Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.3%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 1.4%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.5%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 41, 11/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 2.1%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 2.2%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 3%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 3%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 3.5%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 2%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 1.3%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 1.5%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 2%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 1.8%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 1.9%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 84, 23/06/2007 3%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 2.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 1.9%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.2%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 1.6%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 2%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 1.4%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 1.1%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 1.6%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 2%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 2%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 1.4%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 1.7%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 1.1%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 1.6%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 0.6%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 0.4%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -1.3%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -1.7%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -2%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.2%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 139, 17/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -4%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -2.9%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -2.5%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -1.8%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -0.6%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -1.7%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -3%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -3.5%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -2.7%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -3%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -2.8%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -3.6%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -5%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -4.4%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -3.5%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -3.2%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -3.7%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -4.4%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -4.2%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -3.5%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -3.7%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -3.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -2.4%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -1.8%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -1.4%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -1.6%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 -1.4%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -1.6%. -1.8%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-1.0% 14.6% 2.4% -45.6% -7.6%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 3 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, High Geared Yield Property Equities 39% 51% 39. 51.<br />

Item 3, Corporate Bonds 10% 10.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

High Yield Equities 51%<br />

Geared Property 39%<br />

Top 10 Properties (in alphabetical order)<br />

1 Great St Helens, London<br />

Eversheds House -<br />

Manchester<br />

15 Dacre Street, London Galleri K Nominees<br />

15 Grosvenor Street London Jodenbreestraat 11-25<br />

27/29 Long Acre, Covent<br />

Garden<br />

58 Mosley Street,<br />

Manchester<br />

Noisy Le Grand<br />

Princes Exchange, Leeds<br />

Corporate Bonds 10%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

Microsoft<br />

HSBC<br />

Pepsico<br />

Imperial Tobacco<br />

Pfizer<br />

Johnson & Johnson Royal Dutch Shell<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Siemens<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 13.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. The company reserves the right to restrict encashment or switches in<br />

the event of outflows from the fund. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

26


Image description.<br />

DISCOVERY (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a diversified portfolio of medium<br />

sized companies that are growing strongly and represent attractive investment<br />

opportunities.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

Bloxham<br />

55<br />

€22.5m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 1.7%<br />

3 Months 11.7%<br />

1 Year 10.9%<br />

3 Years 23.4% p.a.<br />

5 Years 0.8% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Discovery (6) RP. points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 3.3%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 3%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 32, 02/05/2007 2.2%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 35, 05/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2.4%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 2.2%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 2.5%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 3.9%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 3%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 1.4%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 1.8%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 2%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 1.9%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 4.5%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 3.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 2.8%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 2.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 3.5%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 4.8%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 98, 07/07/2007 5.3%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 5.7%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 5.7%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 5.8%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 4.6%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 4%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 4.6%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 4%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -0.7%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -1.6%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 0.5%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -0.4%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 0.6%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -0.5%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 1.4%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0.2%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -1.3%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -6.8%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -6.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -5.9%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -5.7%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -3.7%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -3.6%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -3.3%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -5%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -4.2%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -3.1%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -1%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 0.2%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 -1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -3.9%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -2.4%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -2.5%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -3.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -4.4%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -6%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -5.1%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -4.1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -3.4%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -3%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -4.6%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -4.2%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -4.6%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -4%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -2.9%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -1.4%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -0.7%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -0.9%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -0.8%. -0.7%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

0.1% 24.0% 31.9% -36.2% -8.2%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 5 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North European American Equities Equities 31% 31. 35% 35.<br />

3, 4, UK Irish Equities 26% 26.<br />

Item 5, Pacific Basin Equities 2% 2.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 35%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

Airgas<br />

Ecolab<br />

Alexion Pharmaceuticals Ensco<br />

CAF<br />

Petrofac<br />

Davita<br />

Principal Finl Group<br />

Delticom<br />

Stericycle<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 10 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Industrial Consumer 24% Staples 24.<br />

3, Financial 11% 11. 16% 16.<br />

4, 5, Consumer Basic Materials Discretionary 9% 9. 9% 9.<br />

6, 7, Energy Other 7% 9% 7. 9.<br />

8, 9, Technology Funds 5% 5. 5% 5.<br />

Item 10, Communications 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Industrial 24%<br />

Consumer Staples 16%<br />

Financial 11%<br />

Consumer Discretionary 9%<br />

Basic Materials 9%<br />

Energy 9%<br />

Other 7%<br />

Technology 5%<br />

Funds 5%<br />

Communications 5%<br />

European Equities 31%<br />

UK Equities 26%<br />

Irish Equities 6%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 2%<br />

5 Best Performing Equities (Over 1 Month)<br />

Performance<br />

Playtech 19.32% 0.33%<br />

Gemalto 15.40% 0.31%<br />

Alexion Pharmaceuticals 10.88% 0.29%<br />

Principal Finl Group 7.40% 0.20%<br />

Petrofac 9.32% 0.20%<br />

Contribution to<br />

Fund<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

27


Image description.<br />

INNOVATOR (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in alternative investment themes<br />

including alternative energy, water, commodities, emerging markets and climate<br />

change.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors Dublin (previously known as KBC Asset Management)<br />

€89.8m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.2%<br />

3 Months 9.8%<br />

1 Year -3.6%<br />

3 Years 15.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.7% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Innovator(6).<br />

points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.4%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 12, 12/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 2%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 20, 20/04/2007 3.2%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 3.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 3.4%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 3.8%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 3.9%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 34, 04/05/2007 35, 05/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 4.1%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 47, 17/05/2007 3.9%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 3.3%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 3.5%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 56, 26/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.9%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5.7%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 6.7%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 6.4%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 5.5%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 5.3%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 6.6%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 7.2%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 84, 23/06/2007 7.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 88, 27/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 6.5%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 6.4%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 6.5%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 7.2%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 96, 05/07/2007 7.5%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 8.2%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 8.4%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 8.5%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 8.5%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 9.1%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 9.7%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 8.9%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 8.6%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 9.4%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 9.8%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 9.5%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 9.1%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 8.7%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 9.6%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 9.6%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 119, 28/07/2007 8.7%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 6.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 7.3%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 7.6%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 6.8%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 7%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 5.8%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 133, 11/08/2007 134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 6.5%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 4.5%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 5.2%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 5.1%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 4.2%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 1.5%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 1.2%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 2.8%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 3.2%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 3.5%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 3.9%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 2.5%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 3.4%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 5.8%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 5.9%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 6.7%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 5.5%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 3.8%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 3.3%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 3.9%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 4.2%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 4.6%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 4.5%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 3.7%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 5.1%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 6.9%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 6.6%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 6.9%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 7.3%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 6.7%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 7.4%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 8.3%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 8.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 8.9%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 9.8%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 9.2%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 10.6%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 10.5%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 11.4%. 11.5%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-14.5% 18.1% 32.7% -47.8% 15.7%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 8 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Environmental Emerging Markets Solutions 24% 24. 30% 30.<br />

3, 4, Commodities Water 12% 12. 19% 19.<br />

5, 6, Solar Climate 8% Change 8.<br />

7, Alternative Energy 4% 2% 4.<br />

Item 8, Cash 1% 1.<br />

2.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Environmental Solutions 30%<br />

Emerging Markets 24%<br />

Commodities 19%<br />

Water 12%<br />

Solar 8%<br />

Climate Change 4%<br />

Alternative Energy 2%<br />

Cash 1%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

ABB Limited<br />

Cooper Industries<br />

CSX Corporation<br />

Danaher Corporation<br />

Elster Group<br />

Emerson Electric Company<br />

Johnson Controls<br />

Kurita Water Industries<br />

Pentair<br />

SIG<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

28


Image description.<br />

ALTERNATIVE ENERGY (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in companies in the alternative<br />

energy sector<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors Dublin (previously known as KBC Asset Management)<br />

53<br />

€6.4m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -2.0%<br />

3 Months 10.6%<br />

1 Year -27.5%<br />

3 Years -4.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

3 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1097 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Alternative Energy (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2009 02/04/2009 0%.<br />

3, 03/04/2009 -0.4%.<br />

4, 04/04/2009 2.3%.<br />

5, 05/04/2009 6, 06/04/2009 7, 07/04/2009 5.7%.<br />

8, 08/04/2009 9, 09/04/2009 is 7.2%.<br />

10, 10/04/2009 5.5%.<br />

11, 11/04/2009 12, 12/04/2009 13, 13/04/2009 14, 14/04/2009 15, 15/04/2009 6.2%.<br />

16, 16/04/2009 9%.<br />

17, 17/04/2009 10.1%.<br />

18, 18/04/2009 9.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2009 20, 20/04/2009 21, 21/04/2009 10.3%.<br />

22, 22/04/2009 11.3%.<br />

23, 23/04/2009 7.6%.<br />

24, 24/04/2009 7.8%.<br />

25, 25/04/2009 9.6%.<br />

26, 26/04/2009 27, 27/04/2009 28, 28/04/2009 10.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2009 30, 30/04/2009 11.7%.<br />

31, 01/05/2009 11.5%.<br />

32, 02/05/2009 14.2%.<br />

33, 03/05/2009 34, 04/05/2009 35, 05/05/2009 36, 06/05/2009 14.4%.<br />

37, 07/05/2009 24.2%.<br />

38, 08/05/2009 24%.<br />

39, 09/05/2009 25.7%.<br />

40, 10/05/2009 41, 11/05/2009 42, 12/05/2009 43, 13/05/2009 25.3%.<br />

44, 14/05/2009 24.4%.<br />

45, 15/05/2009 23%.<br />

46, 16/05/2009 18.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2009 48, 18/05/2009 49, 19/05/2009 19.3%.<br />

50, 20/05/2009 20.1%.<br />

51, 21/05/2009 21.8%.<br />

52, 22/05/2009 53, 23/05/2009 54, 24/05/2009 55, 25/05/2009 56, 26/05/2009 24%.<br />

57, 27/05/2009 58, 28/05/2009 25.9%.<br />

59, 29/05/2009 25.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2009 28.1%.<br />

61, 31/05/2009 62, 01/06/2009 63, 02/06/2009 64, 03/06/2009 27.1%.<br />

65, 04/06/2009 26.9%.<br />

66, 05/06/2009 28.8%.<br />

67, 06/06/2009 25.7%.<br />

68, 07/06/2009 69, 08/06/2009 70, 09/06/2009 25.9%.<br />

71, 10/06/2009 26.9%.<br />

72, 11/06/2009 25.3%.<br />

73, 12/06/2009 26.1%.<br />

74, 13/06/2009 27.7%.<br />

75, 14/06/2009 76, 15/06/2009 77, 16/06/2009 29.2%.<br />

78, 17/06/2009 28.8%.<br />

79, 18/06/2009 27.1%.<br />

80, 19/06/2009 25.7%.<br />

81, 20/06/2009 23%.<br />

82, 21/06/2009 83, 22/06/2009 84, 23/06/2009 23.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2009 25.5%.<br />

86, 25/06/2009 21.2%.<br />

87, 26/06/2009 20.5%.<br />

88, 27/06/2009 23.4%.<br />

89, 28/06/2009 90, 29/06/2009 91, 30/06/2009 24.2%.<br />

92, 01/07/2009 23.8%.<br />

93, 02/07/2009 24%.<br />

94, 03/07/2009 24.2%.<br />

95, 04/07/2009 24.8%.<br />

96, 05/07/2009 97, 06/07/2009 98, 07/07/2009 99, 08/07/2009 is 23.2%.<br />

100, 09/07/2009 20.5%.<br />

101, 10/07/2009 18.3%.<br />

102, 11/07/2009 18.1%.<br />

103, 12/07/2009 104, 13/07/2009 105, 14/07/2009 18.5%.<br />

106, 15/07/2009 17.5%.<br />

107, 16/07/2009 18.9%.<br />

108, 17/07/2009 19.7%.<br />

109, 18/07/2009 22.6%.<br />

110, 19/07/2009 111, 20/07/2009 112, 21/07/2009 23%.<br />

113, 22/07/2009 114, 23/07/2009 23.2%.<br />

115, 24/07/2009 25%.<br />

116, 25/07/2009 26.5%.<br />

117, 26/07/2009 118, 27/07/2009 119, 28/07/2009 28.1%.<br />

120, 29/07/2009 29.4%.<br />

121, 30/07/2009 30.8%.<br />

122, 31/07/2009 28.5%.<br />

123, 01/08/2009 27.7%.<br />

124, 02/08/2009 125, 03/08/2009 126, 04/08/2009 127, 05/08/2009 29.8%.<br />

128, 06/08/2009 29.2%.<br />

129, 07/08/2009 29.4%.<br />

130, 08/08/2009 28.7%.<br />

131, 09/08/2009 132, 10/08/2009 133, 11/08/2009 28.5%.<br />

134, 12/08/2009 29%.<br />

135, 13/08/2009 29.4%.<br />

136, 14/08/2009 28.5%.<br />

137, 15/08/2009 28.7%.<br />

138, 16/08/2009 139, 17/08/2009 140, 18/08/2009 29.2%.<br />

141, 19/08/2009 29%.<br />

142, 20/08/2009 26.1%.<br />

143, 21/08/2009 26.5%.<br />

144, 22/08/2009 26.3%.<br />

145, 23/08/2009 146, 24/08/2009 147, 25/08/2009 27.3%.<br />

148, 26/08/2009 28.5%.<br />

149, 27/08/2009 150, 28/08/2009 29.2%.<br />

151, 29/08/2009 28.7%.<br />

152, 30/08/2009 153, 31/08/2009 154, 01/09/2009 27.9%.<br />

155, 02/09/2009 28.3%.<br />

156, 03/09/2009 26.1%.<br />

157, 04/09/2009 24.4%.<br />

158, 05/09/2009 24%.<br />

159, 06/09/2009 160, 07/09/2009 161, 08/09/2009 25.5%.<br />

162, 09/09/2009 163, 10/09/2009 27.5%.<br />

164, 11/09/2009 29%.<br />

165, 12/09/2009 30%.<br />

166, 13/09/2009 167, 14/09/2009 168, 15/09/2009 31%.<br />

169, 16/09/2009 30.4%.<br />

170, 17/09/2009 30.2%.<br />

171, 18/09/2009 32.2%.<br />

172, 19/09/2009 34.7%.<br />

173, 20/09/2009 174, 21/09/2009 175, 22/09/2009 34.9%.<br />

176, 23/09/2009 177, 24/09/2009 35.5%.<br />

178, 25/09/2009 33.1%.<br />

179, 26/09/2009 31.4%.<br />

180, 27/09/2009 181, 28/09/2009 182, 29/09/2009 30.4%.<br />

183, 30/09/2009 30.6%.<br />

184, 01/10/2009 32.6%.<br />

185, 02/10/2009 32.9%.<br />

186, 03/10/2009 32.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2009 188, 05/10/2009 189, 06/10/2009 28.1%.<br />

190, 07/10/2009 27.9%.<br />

191, 08/10/2009 28.8%.<br />

192, 09/10/2009 30%.<br />

193, 10/10/2009 30.4%.<br />

194, 11/10/2009 Point 195, 12/10/2009 is 29.6%.<br />

3 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

40%<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2009<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2009<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2010<br />

06/<br />

05/<br />

2010<br />

14/<br />

08/<br />

2010<br />

22/<br />

11/<br />

2010<br />

02/<br />

03/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

06/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

09/<br />

2011<br />

27/<br />

12/<br />

2011<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-30.4% -12.8% 25.2% -55.1% -<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Other Biomass 36% 18% 36.<br />

3, Wind Energy 14% 18.<br />

4, Solar 12% 12. 14.<br />

Item 5, 6, Utilities Fuel Cells 12% 8% 12. 8.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Other 36%<br />

Biomass 18%<br />

Wind Energy 14%<br />

Solar 12%<br />

Utilities 12%<br />

Fuel Cells 8%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

Cosan 'A'<br />

Covanta Holding<br />

EDP Renovaveis<br />

Itron<br />

Johnson Controls<br />

Liquidities And Others<br />

Memc Elt.Materials<br />

Novozymes<br />

Prysmian<br />

Sechilienne<br />

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Image description.<br />

WATER FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in companies in the water sector<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

Kleinwort Benson Investors Dublin (previously known as KBC Asset Management)<br />

46<br />

€7.8m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 2.0%<br />

3 Months 13.0%<br />

1 Year 10.8%<br />

3 Years 22.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

3 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1097 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Water Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2009 02/04/2009 0%.<br />

3, 03/04/2009 -1.1%.<br />

4, 04/04/2009 3%.<br />

5, 05/04/2009 6, 06/04/2009 7, 07/04/2009 5.8%.<br />

8, 08/04/2009 6.8%.<br />

9, 09/04/2009 is 7%.<br />

10, 10/04/2009 5.8%.<br />

11, 11/04/2009 12, 12/04/2009 13, 13/04/2009 14, 14/04/2009 15, 15/04/2009 6.3%.<br />

16, 16/04/2009 9.6%.<br />

17, 17/04/2009 8.2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2009 9.3%.<br />

19, 19/04/2009 20, 20/04/2009 21, 21/04/2009 11.2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2009 13.3%.<br />

23, 23/04/2009 10.5%.<br />

24, 24/04/2009 11.8%.<br />

25, 25/04/2009 12.1%.<br />

26, 26/04/2009 27, 27/04/2009 28, 28/04/2009 11.4%.<br />

29, 29/04/2009 12.8%.<br />

30, 30/04/2009 13.5%.<br />

31, 01/05/2009 13%.<br />

32, 02/05/2009 14.6%.<br />

33, 03/05/2009 34, 04/05/2009 35, 05/05/2009 36, 06/05/2009 14.7%.<br />

37, 07/05/2009 15.4%.<br />

38, 08/05/2009 18.4%.<br />

39, 09/05/2009 19.6%.<br />

40, 10/05/2009 41, 11/05/2009 42, 12/05/2009 18.2%.<br />

43, 13/05/2009 20.5%.<br />

44, 14/05/2009 17.7%.<br />

45, 15/05/2009 17.5%.<br />

46, 16/05/2009 14.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2009 48, 18/05/2009 49, 19/05/2009 15.1%.<br />

50, 20/05/2009 15.6%.<br />

51, 21/05/2009 18.4%.<br />

52, 22/05/2009 53, 23/05/2009 54, 24/05/2009 55, 25/05/2009 56, 26/05/2009 19.5%.<br />

57, 27/05/2009 58, 28/05/2009 18.6%.<br />

59, 29/05/2009 16.8%.<br />

60, 30/05/2009 17%.<br />

61, 31/05/2009 62, 01/06/2009 63, 02/06/2009 64, 03/06/2009 16.7%.<br />

65, 04/06/2009 16.1%.<br />

66, 05/06/2009 19.6%.<br />

67, 06/06/2009 18.6%.<br />

68, 07/06/2009 69, 08/06/2009 70, 09/06/2009 19.3%.<br />

71, 10/06/2009 20.2%.<br />

72, 11/06/2009 21.2%.<br />

73, 12/06/2009 74, 13/06/2009 21.9%.<br />

75, 14/06/2009 76, 15/06/2009 77, 16/06/2009 23.5%.<br />

78, 17/06/2009 23.3%.<br />

79, 18/06/2009 21.9%.<br />

80, 19/06/2009 20.2%.<br />

81, 20/06/2009 20.4%.<br />

82, 21/06/2009 83, 22/06/2009 84, 23/06/2009 19.8%.<br />

85, 24/06/2009 20%.<br />

86, 25/06/2009 18.2%.<br />

87, 26/06/2009 16.5%.<br />

88, 27/06/2009 17.9%.<br />

89, 28/06/2009 90, 29/06/2009 91, 30/06/2009 20.5%.<br />

92, 01/07/2009 21.1%.<br />

93, 02/07/2009 22.5%.<br />

94, 03/07/2009 95, 04/07/2009 21.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2009 97, 06/07/2009 98, 07/07/2009 99, 08/07/2009 is 20.5%.<br />

100, 09/07/2009 19.6%.<br />

101, 10/07/2009 16.7%.<br />

102, 11/07/2009 16.1%.<br />

103, 12/07/2009 104, 13/07/2009 105, 14/07/2009 15.8%.<br />

106, 15/07/2009 107, 16/07/2009 16.1%.<br />

108, 17/07/2009 18.1%.<br />

109, 18/07/2009 20.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2009 111, 20/07/2009 112, 21/07/2009 21.1%.<br />

113, 22/07/2009 114, 23/07/2009 20.9%.<br />

115, 24/07/2009 21.9%.<br />

116, 25/07/2009 23%.<br />

117, 26/07/2009 118, 27/07/2009 119, 28/07/2009 24%.<br />

120, 29/07/2009 24.7%.<br />

121, 30/07/2009 25.1%.<br />

122, 31/07/2009 25.3%.<br />

123, 01/08/2009 25.6%.<br />

124, 02/08/2009 125, 03/08/2009 126, 04/08/2009 127, 05/08/2009 26.8%.<br />

128, 06/08/2009 26.5%.<br />

129, 07/08/2009 27.2%.<br />

130, 08/08/2009 25.8%.<br />

131, 09/08/2009 132, 10/08/2009 133, 11/08/2009 24.6%.<br />

134, 12/08/2009 26.5%.<br />

135, 13/08/2009 136, 14/08/2009 27.2%.<br />

137, 15/08/2009 27.7%.<br />

138, 16/08/2009 139, 17/08/2009 140, 18/08/2009 27.9%.<br />

141, 19/08/2009 27.2%.<br />

142, 20/08/2009 25.1%.<br />

143, 21/08/2009 144, 22/08/2009 26.7%.<br />

145, 23/08/2009 146, 24/08/2009 147, 25/08/2009 28.1%.<br />

148, 26/08/2009 29.3%.<br />

149, 27/08/2009 29.5%.<br />

150, 28/08/2009 30%.<br />

151, 29/08/2009 152, 30/08/2009 153, 31/08/2009 154, 01/09/2009 31.6%.<br />

155, 02/09/2009 30.2%.<br />

156, 03/09/2009 29.3%.<br />

157, 04/09/2009 28.2%.<br />

158, 05/09/2009 27.7%.<br />

159, 06/09/2009 160, 07/09/2009 161, 08/09/2009 28.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2009 163, 10/09/2009 29.5%.<br />

164, 11/09/2009 29.8%.<br />

165, 12/09/2009 31.1%.<br />

166, 13/09/2009 167, 14/09/2009 168, 15/09/2009 32.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2009 170, 17/09/2009 32.3%.<br />

171, 18/09/2009 33.5%.<br />

172, 19/09/2009 34.6%.<br />

173, 20/09/2009 174, 21/09/2009 175, 22/09/2009 34.4%.<br />

176, 23/09/2009 177, 24/09/2009 33.3%.<br />

178, 25/09/2009 31.9%.<br />

179, 26/09/2009 31.2%.<br />

180, 27/09/2009 181, 28/09/2009 182, 29/09/2009 30.4%.<br />

183, 30/09/2009 29.5%.<br />

184, 01/10/2009 31.4%.<br />

185, 02/10/2009 31.8%.<br />

186, 03/10/2009 31.2%.<br />

187, 04/10/2009 188, 05/10/2009 189, 06/10/2009 28.1%.<br />

190, 07/10/2009 26.5%.<br />

191, 08/10/2009 28.2%.<br />

192, 09/10/2009 29.5%.<br />

193, 10/10/2009 29.3%.<br />

194, 11/10/2009 Point 195, 12/10/2009 is 30.5%.<br />

3 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

100%<br />

75%<br />

50%<br />

25%<br />

0%<br />

-25%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2009<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2009<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2010<br />

06/<br />

05/<br />

2010<br />

14/<br />

08/<br />

2010<br />

22/<br />

11/<br />

2010<br />

02/<br />

03/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

06/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

09/<br />

2011<br />

27/<br />

12/<br />

2011<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-5.6% 23.4% 30.4% -39.5% -<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 3 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Infrastructure Technologies 42% 32% 42.<br />

Item 3, Water/Wastewater Utility 26% 32. 26.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Water Infrastructure 42%<br />

Water Technologies 32%<br />

Water/Wastewater Utility 26%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Aecom Technology<br />

Ebara<br />

Elster Group<br />

Flowserve<br />

Itron<br />

Kurita Water Ind.<br />

Pentair<br />

Severn Trent<br />

Suez Environnement<br />

United Utilities<br />

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Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

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Image description.<br />

SPOTLIGHT (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a portfolio of global equities<br />

(approx 15-40) which have been carefully selected by SSgA <strong>Ireland</strong>'s investment<br />

team.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€8.6m<br />

High Risk<br />

1<br />

Month<br />

3<br />

Months<br />

1<br />

Year<br />

3 Years<br />

Spotlight S6 2.3% 13.1% 6.0% 20.1%<br />

p.a.<br />

MSCI The World Index<br />

(Net TR)<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

1.7% 8.8% 7.2% 20.1%<br />

p.a.<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-7.1% 19.2% 37.6% -32.7% -<br />

Image description.<br />

Performance Bar chart with versus 4 groups MSCI with The 2 items World per Index group. (Net TR)<br />

Y Group scale 1, titled 1 Month. Scale label.<br />

Item 1, 2, Spotlight MSCI The S6 World 2.3.<br />

Group 2, 3 Months. Index (Net TR) 1.7.<br />

Item 1, 2, Spotlight MSCI The S6 World 13.1.<br />

Group 3, 1 Year. Index (Net TR) 8.8.<br />

Item 1, 2, Spotlight MSCI The S6 World 6.<br />

Group 4, 3 Years. Index (Net TR) 7.2.<br />

Item 1, 2, Spotlight MSCI The S6 World 20.1. Index (Net TR) 20.1.<br />

% End Performance of image description. (p.a.)<br />

Performance versus MSCI The World Index (Net TR)<br />

% Performance (p.a.)<br />

25<br />

20<br />

15<br />

10<br />

5<br />

0<br />

1 Month 3 Months 1 Year 3 Years<br />

Spotlight S6<br />

MSCI The World Index (Net TR)<br />

Image description.<br />

Geographic Pie chart with Split 7 items. as at 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 12% Equities 12. 52% 52.<br />

3, 4, Japanese Euroland Equities 9% 11% 9. 11.<br />

5, 6, Pacific Non-Euro Basin Equities Equities 5% 7% 5. 7.<br />

Item 7, Irish Equities 4% 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Geographic Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Advanced Micro Devices Metlife<br />

CRH<br />

Microsoft<br />

Hanesbrands<br />

PNC Financial Services<br />

HSBC<br />

Shaw Group<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Western Digital<br />

North American Equities 52%<br />

U.K. Equities 12%<br />

Japanese Equities 11%<br />

Euroland Equities 9%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 7%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 5%<br />

Irish Equities 4%<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 9 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Financial Technology 21% 18% 21.<br />

3, Industrial 16% 16. 18.<br />

4, 5, Consumer Energy 8% Discretionary 8. 13% 13.<br />

6, 7, Basic Healthcare Materials 7% 7. 8% 8.<br />

Item 8, 9, Consumer Utilities 3% Staples 3. 6% 6.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Financial 21%<br />

Technology 18%<br />

Industrial 16%<br />

Consumer Discretionary 13%<br />

Energy 8%<br />

Basic Materials 8%<br />

Healthcare 7%<br />

Consumer Staples 6%<br />

Utilities 3%<br />

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Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION EQUITY FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth for investors by investing in a portfolio of global<br />

equities<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€164.6m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 1.1%<br />

3 Months 10.5%<br />

1 Year 5.5%<br />

3 Years 19.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.6% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.0% p.a.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Equity Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.7%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 3.2%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 3.3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 3.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 32, 02/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 5%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 5%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 49, 19/05/2007 5%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 6%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 6.3%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 6.4%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 6.7%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 6.1%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 6.3%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 6.4%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 6.3%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 7.4%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 8.4%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 7.5%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 5%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 5.7%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 7.5%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 8.6%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 8.5%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 8.3%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 8.2%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 7.6%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 6.6%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 6.4%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 6%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 6.1%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 6.8%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 7.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 6.8%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 8.1%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 6.4%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 6.2%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 7.4%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 7.8%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 7.9%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 7.1%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 6.5%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 6.8%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 6%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 6.6%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 4.9%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 1.6%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 0.9%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 1%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 1.8%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 1.2%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 1.9%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 1.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 2.8%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 0.7%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -1.6%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -2.3%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -4.7%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -3.8%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 0.2%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -1.9%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 0%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 1.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 1.4%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 1.9%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -1.4%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -2.3%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -1%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -1%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 175, 22/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 180, 27/09/2007 -0.4%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 0.3%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 1.2%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 1.3%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 2.5%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 188, 05/10/2007 3.4%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 3.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 4.5%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 4.2%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 4.7%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 4.6%. 4.3%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-5.8% 14.8% 32.3% -42.7% -4.7%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 15% Equities 15. 36% 36.<br />

3, 4, Euroland Non-Euro Equities 14% 10% 14.<br />

5, Pacific Basin Equities 10% 10.<br />

6, Japanese Equities 9% 9. 10.<br />

Item 7, Irish Equities 6% 6.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 36%<br />

U.K. Equities 15%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

HSBC<br />

BNP Paribas<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

BP<br />

Microsoft<br />

CRH<br />

Orkla<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

Euroland Equities 14%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 10%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 10%<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Irish Equities 6%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 5.6%<br />

3 Years 19.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -1.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.4% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION INTERNATIONAL<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a portfolio of global equities<br />

(excludes <strong>Ireland</strong>)<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€584.4m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 1.1%<br />

3 Months 10.3%<br />

1 Year 5.0%<br />

3 Years 19.4% p.a.<br />

5 Years -1.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.1% p.a.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension International (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 2%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 3.3%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 3.4%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 3.1%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 3.3%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 32, 02/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 3.2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 3.8%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 5%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 5.4%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 4.6%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 4.9%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 4.8%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 5%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 5.4%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 6.4%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 6.6%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 6.9%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 6.2%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 6.5%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 6.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 6.5%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 7.8%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 8.8%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 8%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 7%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 6.2%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 7%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 6.4%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 8.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 9.3%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 9.1%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 8.8%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 8.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 7.4%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 7.2%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 90, 29/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 7.1%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 98, 07/07/2007 7.8%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 8.6%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 8.6%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 9.1%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 7.4%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 7.3%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 8.7%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 109, 18/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 8.3%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 8%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 7.3%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 7.9%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 6.4%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 6.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 2.4%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 3%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 2.4%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 2.9%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 1.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 2.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 3.6%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 1.6%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -1.4%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -3.7%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 1.1%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 1%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 1.5%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 1.4%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -0.2%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 1.3%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 2.4%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 2.7%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 3.1%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 1.8%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 0%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 0.3%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 0.6%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 1.7%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 1%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 1.2%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 2.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 2.2%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 2.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 2.6%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 2%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 2.9%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 3.6%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 4.8%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 5.4%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 5.2%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 5.4%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 6.2%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 6%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 6.6%. 6.4%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-6.2% 15.7% 32.6% -40.4% -1.8%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 16% Equities 16. 40% 40.<br />

3, 4, Euroland Non-Euro Equities 15% 10% 15.<br />

5, Pacific Basin Equities 10% 10.<br />

Item 6, Japanese Equities 9% 9. 10.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 40%<br />

U.K. Equities 16%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

BNP Paribas<br />

Microsoft<br />

BP<br />

Orkla<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

Wal-Mart<br />

HSBC<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

Euroland Equities 15%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 10%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 10%<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 5.6%<br />

3 Years 19.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -1.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.4% p.a.<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

ETHICAL EQUITY FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing on an ethical basis.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€10.7m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 2.6%<br />

3 Months 10.9%<br />

1 Year 8.0%<br />

3 Years 20.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -4.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Ethical Equity Fund S 6. points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.9%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.7%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 3%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 3.3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 2.5%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 2.2%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 3.4%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 3.8%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 4.9%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 3.8%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 4.1%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 4.6%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 5.2%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 5.6%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 5.9%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 6.5%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 6.1%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 5.9%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 6.1%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 6.2%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 6%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 6.6%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 7.6%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 6.5%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 4.2%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 4.3%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 5.1%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 5.8%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 6.6%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 6.5%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 6.6%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 5.9%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 3.7%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 4%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 4.7%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.8%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 5.6%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 5.6%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 5.9%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 3.8%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 5.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 4.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 3.9%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 4.4%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.6%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -1.2%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -2.3%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -2.4%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -1.7%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -2%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -1.5%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.6%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -1%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -4.1%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.7%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -3.7%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -4.7%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -7.1%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -6.4%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -5.2%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -4.9%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -3.6%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -3.1%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -2.9%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -2.5%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -4.4%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -4.2%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -3.4%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -2.2%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -1.8%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -1.1%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -4.7%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -6%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -4.6%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -4.8%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -4.4%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -5.5%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -7.8%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -6.9%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -3.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -4.8%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -4.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -5%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -5.9%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -5.7%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -4.2%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -4%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -2.9%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -1.2%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -0.6%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -0.7%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 0.2%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 0%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 0.2%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -0.1%. -0.4%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-3.8% 17.1% 33.9% -45.5% -12.4%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North U.K. Equities American 11% Equities 11. 56% 56.<br />

3, 4, Japanese Pacific Basin Equities Equities 9% 9% 9.<br />

5, Non-Euro 7% 7. 9.<br />

Item 6, 7, Euroland Irish Equities Equities 3% 3. 5% 5.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 56%<br />

U.K. Equities 11%<br />

Top 10 Equities (in alphabetical order)<br />

Conocophillips<br />

Microsoft<br />

CRH<br />

Occidental Petroleum<br />

Intel Corporation<br />

Pepsico Capital<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

PNC Financial Services<br />

Lowes<br />

Statoil<br />

Japanese Equities 9%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 9%<br />

Non-Euro Equities 7%<br />

Euroland Equities 5%<br />

Irish Equities 3%<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

34


Image description.<br />

PENSION NORTH AMERICAN & PENSION UK EQUITY<br />

FUND<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

Pension North American<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Exxon Mobil<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Microsoft<br />

Wal-Mart<br />

Wells Fargo<br />

5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Pension 01/04/2007 North American (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 2%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 3.2%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 3.4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 3.6%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 3.1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 4.3%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 4.2%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 3.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 4.5%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 4%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 5%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 5.9%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 5.7%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 5.9%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 6.3%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 5.2%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 5.6%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 5.5%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 6.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 7.1%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 7.9%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 8.4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 8.3%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 8%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 7.5%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 8.1%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 8.3%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 9.1%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 10.1%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 9.3%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 8.6%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 8.6%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 9%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 8%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 9.9%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 10.3%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 10.1%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 9.9%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 8.7%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 8%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 7.3%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 7.8%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 7.6%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 7.1%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 7.3%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 7.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 7.6%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 7.7%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 8.4%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 8.4%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 8.6%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 6.5%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 6.9%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 9.5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 9.3%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 8.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 8.6%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 9%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 7.8%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 117, 26/07/2007 5.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 6.9%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 3.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 2.4%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 2.9%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 3.4%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 0.1%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 2.8%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 3.9%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 1.2%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 1.3%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 1.7%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -0.1%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -0.8%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 0%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 2.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 2.2%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 1.9%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 3%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 2.7%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 3.4%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 2.8%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 2.1%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 1.9%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 3.2%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 3.3%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 2.7%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 2.9%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 0.8%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 0.5%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 1.6%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 1.5%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 2.7%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 2.2%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 4.9%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 5.3%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 4%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 3.6%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 3%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 3.4%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 3.9%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 3.6%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 5.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 5.3%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 4.9%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 5.2%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 6.3%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 6.1%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 6.7%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 6.3%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 5.6%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 6.3%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 5.1%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 4.5%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 4.2%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 3.4%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 0.9%.<br />

207, 24/10/2007 1.6%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 1.8%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 1.6%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 1.5%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is 3.3%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 3.7%<br />

3 Months 10.5%<br />

1 Year 12.4%<br />

3 Years 21.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years 3.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.2% p.a.<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 13.9%<br />

3 Years 23.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years 3.6% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.0% p.a.<br />

Pension UK Equity Fund<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Balfour Beatty<br />

BG<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

BP<br />

HSBC<br />

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5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Pension 01/04/2007 U.K Equity Fund (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 0.4%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 -0.5%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 -0.2%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 -0.5%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 0.1%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 1.4%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 2%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 1.9%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 49, 19/05/2007 2.1%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 2.7%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 3%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 3.6%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 70, 09/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 3.3%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 3.8%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 5.5%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 4.9%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 5.3%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.7%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 2.7%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 5%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 4.1%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 4.6%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 2.4%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 4.3%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 2.6%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -2.1%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -2.8%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -3.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -0.3%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -2.4%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -0.9%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -2.6%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 0.2%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -5.7%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -2.2%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -3.8%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -3.9%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -8%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -4.9%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -4.2%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -4.9%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -2.5%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -2%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -1.8%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -4.3%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -3.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -2.7%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -0.9%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -0.1%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 0.2%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -1.7%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -1.6%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -4.1%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -5.4%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -2.9%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -2.7%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -2.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -5.5%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -9%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -7.4%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -5.2%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -6%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -5.3%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -5.1%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -6.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -5.7%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -3.8%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -3.2%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -2.1%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -1.3%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -1.1%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -0.9%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -1.3%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 -0.9%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 -0.4%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 -0.2%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 0.1%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 -2%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 -2.3%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 -1.2%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 -2.7%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 -3.5%.<br />

207, 24/10/2007 -4.8%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 -3.6%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 -3.8%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 -2.5%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is -1.6%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -2.1%<br />

3 Months 9.0%<br />

1 Year 7.5%<br />

3 Years 23.5% p.a.<br />

5 Years -3.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.2% p.a.<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 4.9%<br />

3 Years 19.4% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.8% p.a.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION EUROPEAN FUND & EUROLAND EQUITY FUND<br />

(PENSION)<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

Pension European Fund<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Bayer<br />

BNP Paribas<br />

Orkla<br />

Roche<br />

UBS<br />

5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Pension 01/04/2007 European Fund (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 6, 06/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.4%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 2%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 19, 19/04/2007 4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 3.7%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 3.1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 5.3%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 5.2%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 4.6%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 5.6%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 5.7%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 6%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 35, 05/05/2007 6.4%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 7.8%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 6.8%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 7.3%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 6.5%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 7.2%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 7.7%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 7.5%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 7.7%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 8.9%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 9.6%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 8.7%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 8.9%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 61, 31/05/2007 9.1%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 8.9%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 10.4%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 11.2%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 10.3%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 8.5%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 6.8%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 8.1%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 7.3%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 7.5%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 10.9%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 10.8%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 11.1%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 9.9%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 9.4%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 9.3%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 8%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 7.3%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 8.5%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 9.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 10.4%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 9.8%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 10.6%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 10.6%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 11.2%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 10%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 9.5%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 10.7%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 11.1%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 11.4%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 10.7%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 10%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 8.4%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 7.6%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 6.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 3.2%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 3.1%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 5.4%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 4.1%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 4.5%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 3.6%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 5.5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 3.3%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 0.6%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 2.3%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 1%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 0.3%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -3%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 145, 23/08/2007 -0.6%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 1.1%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 1.3%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 1.9%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 2%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 0.5%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 0.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 1.9%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 3%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 3.1%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 3.9%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 2.3%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 2.4%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 0.1%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -0.8%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 1.2%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 2.4%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 1.8%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 0.8%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 1.9%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 5.2%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 4.7%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 5.1%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 4.9%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 3.9%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 4.5%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 4.9%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 6.3%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 6.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 7.3%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 7.2%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 7.6%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 7.5%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 8.2%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 8.4%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 7.5%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 7%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 7.3%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 6.3%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 5.6%.<br />

207, 24/10/2007 4.3%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 5.2%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 4.4%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 5.1%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is 5.7%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -0.5%<br />

3 Months 10.3%<br />

1 Year -5.1%<br />

3 Years 15.1% p.a.<br />

5 Years -4.9% p.a.<br />

10 Years -0.6% p.a.<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year -4.5%<br />

3 Years 18.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.1% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.3% p.a.<br />

Euroland Equity Fund (<strong>pension</strong>)<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Basf SE<br />

Bayer<br />

Sanofi<br />

SAP AG<br />

Total<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Euroland 01/04/2007 Equity Fund S.6.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 3.4%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 19, 19/04/2007 4.7%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 4.2%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 3.8%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 5.6%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 4.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 5.4%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 5.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 33, 03/05/2007 5.7%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 6.4%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 6.9%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 8%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 7.1%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 7.4%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 6.6%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 7.4%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 7.2%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 7.9%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 7.7%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 8%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 53, 23/05/2007 9.4%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 9.5%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 10.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 9.3%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 9.5%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 9.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 9.7%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 9.5%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 10.8%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 11.9%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 11.1%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 9.1%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 7.8%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 7.6%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 9%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 8.2%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 8.4%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 10.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 11.9%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 11.8%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 12.3%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 10.8%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 10.2%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 10.1%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 9%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 8.2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 9.2%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 9.9%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 9.7%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 10.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 11.1%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 10.3%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 11.2%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 11.2%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 11.9%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 10.5%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 9.9%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 11.3%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 11.9%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 12.1%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 11.4%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 10%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 10.8%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 9.2%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 10.3%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 8.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 7.2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 4.5%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 4.2%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 4.1%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 6.4%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 4.8%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 5.9%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 4.3%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 5%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 6.9%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 4.6%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 1.8%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 3.9%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 2.7%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 2.1%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -1.1%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 0.7%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 1.3%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 1.4%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 3%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 3.2%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 3.7%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 4%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 2.2%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 154, 01/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 5.5%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 5.7%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 6.3%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 4.6%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 2.2%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 1.3%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 2.9%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 3.2%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 4.3%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 3.6%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 2.4%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 3.6%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 6.9%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 6.1%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 6.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 6.4%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 5.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 6.3%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 7.2%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 8.1%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 8.5%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 8.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 9.7%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 9.4%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 9.6%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 9.4%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 10.2%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 10.1%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 9%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 8.6%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 9.4%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 8.6%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 207, 24/10/2007 6.8%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 7.6%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 7.2%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 8.2%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is 9.2%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.3%<br />

3 Months 12.1%<br />

1 Year -6.2%<br />

3 Years 14.4% p.a.<br />

5 Years -5.0% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year -3.6%<br />

3 Years 16.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.4% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.8% p.a.<br />

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Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.<br />

Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Image description.<br />

PENSION PACIFIC BASIN & PENSION JAPANESE FUND<br />

Managed By SSgA<br />

Pension Pacific Basin<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP<br />

Samsung Electronics<br />

Taiwan Semiconductor<br />

United Overseas Bank<br />

Westpac Banking Corporation<br />

5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Pension 01/04/2007 Pacific Basin (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 2.7%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.3%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 0.4%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 2.7%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 1.9%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 1.1%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 0.7%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 1.8%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 3.6%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 4.6%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 42, 12/05/2007 5.1%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 3.3%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 4.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 5.8%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 4.9%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 5.1%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 5.5%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 6.2%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 7.8%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 6.8%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 6.7%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 5.4%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 7%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 7.4%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 8.6%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 10%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 10.8%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 12.5%.<br />

82, 21/06/2007 11.9%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 11.3%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 11%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 9.9%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 9.3%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 8%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 8.9%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 10.1%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 8%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 9.1%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 9.9%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 10.5%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 11.3%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 13.6%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 13.6%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 14%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 11.9%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 12.6%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 13.5%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 14.6%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 14.5%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 13.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 13.6%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 12.5%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 14.1%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 15.4%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 14.7%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 16.1%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 9.9%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 9.5%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 10.5%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 6.8%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 7.6%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 8.1%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 7%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 7.3%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 8.1%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 4.9%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 5.2%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 6%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 2.8%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 0.9%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -2.1%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -3.1%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 4.6%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 4.3%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 7.5%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 6.8%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 8.8%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 8.5%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 5.9%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 4.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 9.2%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 10.3%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 11.5%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 11.6%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 11%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 11.7%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 10.9%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 9.6%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 10.5%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 11%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 13.8%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 12.7%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 10.5%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 14.2%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 15.2%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 14.2%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 16.7%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 17.1%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 16.3%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 18.7%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 18.8%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 19.2%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 22.5%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 23.3%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 20%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 20.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 23.1%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 21.9%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 24.1%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 23.9%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 22.6%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 23.1%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 22.7%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 19.8%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 21.6%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 20.6%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 16.5%.<br />

207, 24/10/2007 19.9%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 19.7%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 20.1%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 20.8%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is 25.4%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

40%<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -2.2%<br />

3 Months 9.8%<br />

1 Year -0.2%<br />

3 Years 21.7% p.a.<br />

5 Years 4.1% p.a.<br />

10 Years 7.2% p.a.<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 1.0%<br />

3 Years 24.7% p.a.<br />

5 Years 4.4% p.a.<br />

10 Years 6.7% p.a.<br />

Pension Japanese Fund<br />

Top 5 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Denso<br />

Shin-Etsu Chemical<br />

Sumitomo Mitsui Financial<br />

Tokio Marine Holdings<br />

Toyota<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Line Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Y scale titled Scale label. points.<br />

Line 1, 1, Pension 01/04/2007 Japanese Fund (6).<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2007 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.7%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 0%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 -1.1%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 -0.6%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 -2.5%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 -1.7%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 -2.5%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 -1.6%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 -2%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 -1.6%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 -3.5%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 -4%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 -3.2%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 -3.1%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 -3.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 -2.6%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 -2.2%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 -2.5%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 -1.7%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 -0.3%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 -0.1%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 -0.7%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 -1.7%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 -0.7%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 -0.8%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 -0.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 -1.2%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 -0.1%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 54, 24/05/2007 0.8%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 1.1%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 0.9%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 1.2%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 1.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 2.9%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 3.2%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 4.6%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 2.6%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 4%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.4%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 4.1%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 4.4%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 3.7%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 2%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 1.8%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 1.3%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 1.9%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 3.2%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 3.1%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 3.7%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 3.6%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 2.7%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 1.8%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 2.8%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 109, 18/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 0.7%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 1.8%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 0.2%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 0.8%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 117, 26/07/2007 0.7%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 1.3%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -1.6%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -1.2%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -3.5%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -2.8%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -3.6%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -2.5%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -3.4%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -3.1%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -3.5%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -4%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -5.3%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -6.4%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -8.2%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -9.9%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -15.2%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -6.8%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -5.4%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -4.7%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -5.9%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -6.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -6.9%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -8.1%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -9.1%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -4.8%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -4.7%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -5.9%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -7.2%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -6.4%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -8.1%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -7.4%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -8.4%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -9.7%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -9.6%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -9.4%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -7.4%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -10.9%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -8.7%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -9.3%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -8.7%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -10.6%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -9.4%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -7.4%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -5.9%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -5.5%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -5.2%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -5.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -3.4%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -3.8%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -3.6%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -3.5%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 194, 11/10/2007 -3%.<br />

195, 12/10/2007 -2.2%.<br />

196, 13/10/2007 -4.5%.<br />

197, 14/10/2007 198, 15/10/2007 199, 16/10/2007 -3.7%.<br />

200, 17/10/2007 -5.5%.<br />

201, 18/10/2007 -5.2%.<br />

202, 19/10/2007 -6.2%.<br />

203, 20/10/2007 -6.7%.<br />

204, 21/10/2007 205, 22/10/2007 206, 23/10/2007 -8.6%.<br />

207, 24/10/2007 -7.3%.<br />

208, 25/10/2007 -8%.<br />

209, 26/10/2007 -8.2%.<br />

210, 27/10/2007 -10%.<br />

211, 28/10/2007 Point 212, 29/10/2007 is -6.4%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 3.3%<br />

3 Months 13.7%<br />

1 Year 14.8%<br />

3 Years 15.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years -4.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years -2.9% p.a.<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 9.4%<br />

3 Years 13.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years -4.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years 0.1% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.<br />

Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION PROPERTY FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth through a portfolio of prime commercial<br />

properties primarily in <strong>Ireland</strong>, the UK and Europe.<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Property<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€488.5m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.8%<br />

3 Months 2.0%<br />

1 Year 1.1%<br />

3 Years 3.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -7.6% p.a.<br />

10 Years 2.1% p.a.<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Property Fund (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 0.1%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 14, 14/04/2007 15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 18, 18/04/2007 0.2%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 20, 20/04/2007 21, 21/04/2007 0.3%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 27, 27/04/2007 28, 28/04/2007 0.5%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 32, 02/05/2007 0.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 0.9%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 0.7%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 0.9%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 41, 11/05/2007 1%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 47, 17/05/2007 48, 18/05/2007 49, 19/05/2007 50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 0.9%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 1%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 55, 25/05/2007 56, 26/05/2007 57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 60, 30/05/2007 61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 63, 02/06/2007 1.1%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 68, 07/06/2007 69, 08/06/2007 70, 09/06/2007 71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 1.2%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 75, 14/06/2007 1.3%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 1.4%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 1.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 83, 22/06/2007 1.4%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 2.1%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 90, 29/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 95, 04/07/2007 96, 05/07/2007 97, 06/07/2007 1.8%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 103, 12/07/2007 2%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 2%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 109, 18/07/2007 2.1%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 111, 20/07/2007 112, 21/07/2007 2.2%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 2.3%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 117, 26/07/2007 2.5%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 119, 28/07/2007 2.6%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 123, 01/08/2007 124, 02/08/2007 125, 03/08/2007 2.5%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 2.6%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 2.5%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 2.4%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 133, 11/08/2007 134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 2.5%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 2.6%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 2.5%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 2.6%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 2%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 1.9%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 2%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 2.3%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 147, 25/08/2007 148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 151, 29/08/2007 152, 30/08/2007 153, 31/08/2007 154, 01/09/2007 155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 158, 05/09/2007 159, 06/09/2007 160, 07/09/2007 161, 08/09/2007 162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 165, 12/09/2007 166, 13/09/2007 167, 14/09/2007 2.4%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 2.2%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 172, 19/09/2007 173, 20/09/2007 2.1%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 175, 22/09/2007 176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 2%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 1.7%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 1.6%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 1.5%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 1.6%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 1.7%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 1.6%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 188, 05/10/2007 189, 06/10/2007 190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 193, 10/10/2007 194, 11/10/2007 Point 195, 12/10/2007 is 1.7%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

1.2% 10.6% -7.8% -35.1% -0.4%<br />

Asset Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, U.K. Irish Property (Office) 52% 52.<br />

3, Other 15% 15. 19% 19.<br />

4, 5, Irish Cash Property 3% 3. (Retail) 10% 10.<br />

Item 6, Irish Property (Industrial) 1% 1.<br />

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Asset Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

U.K. Property 52%<br />

Irish Property (Office) 19%<br />

Other Property 15%<br />

Irish Property (Retail) 10%<br />

Cash 3%<br />

Irish Property (Industrial) 1%<br />

Top 10 Properties (in alphabetical order)<br />

1 Great St Helens, London<br />

Eversheds House -<br />

Manchester<br />

15 Dacre Street, London Jodenbreestraat 11-25<br />

15 Grosvenor Street London <strong>New</strong> Mersey Retail Park<br />

27/29 Long Acre, Covent<br />

Garden<br />

58 Mosley Street,<br />

Manchester<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year -1.5%<br />

3 Years 4.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years -10.8% p.a.<br />

10 Years 1.2% p.a.<br />

Princes Exchange, Leeds<br />

SSgA Europe Ex UK Index<br />

Real Estate Mutual Fund<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. The company reserves the right to restrict encashment or switches in<br />

the event of outflows from the fund. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION INDEX FUNDS Managed By SSgA<br />

Index funds offer you a unique opportunity to participate in up to five of the world's major stock market indices. The key<br />

difference from traditional managed funds is that their objective is to track the performance of stock market indices, rather than<br />

to outperform using stock selection research. This is known as passive management.<br />

Pension Eurostoxx 50 Fund<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Financials Consumer 24% Goods 24.<br />

3, Industrials 18% 18. 19% 19.<br />

4, 5, IT Energy 13% 10% 13.<br />

6, Health Care 8% 10.<br />

Item 7, Other 8% 8. 8.<br />

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Financials 24%<br />

Consumer Goods 19%<br />

Industrials 18%<br />

IT 13%<br />

Energy 10%<br />

Health Care 8%<br />

Other 8%<br />

Pension S&P 500 Fund<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, IT Consumer 24% 24.<br />

3, Financials 15% Goods 15. 22% 22.<br />

4, 5, Industrials Energy 11% 14% 11. 14.<br />

Item 6, 7, Health Other 3% Care 3. 11% 11.<br />

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IT 24%<br />

Consumer Goods 22%<br />

Financials 15%<br />

Industrials 14%<br />

Energy 11%<br />

Health Care 11%<br />

Other 3%<br />

Pension Nikkei 225 Fund<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

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Sector Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Industrials Consumer 32% Goods 32.<br />

3, IT 23% 23. 28% 28.<br />

4, 5, Health Financials Care 6% 9% 6. 9.<br />

Item 6, 7, Energy Other 1% 1% 1. 1.<br />

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Industrials 32%<br />

Consumer Goods 28%<br />

IT 23%<br />

Health Care 9%<br />

Financials 6%<br />

Energy 1%<br />

Other 1%<br />

Pension FTSE 100 Fund<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 7 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Consumer Energy 20% Goods 20. 24% 24.<br />

3, 4, Industrials Financials 18% 18.<br />

5, 6, IT Health 8% 8.<br />

Item 7, Other 4% Care 4. 8% 8.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Consumer Goods 24%<br />

Energy 20%<br />

Industrials 18%<br />

Financials 18%<br />

IT 8%<br />

Health Care 8%<br />

Other 4%<br />

Pension NASDAQ Fund<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Image description.<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 4 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, IT Consumer 69% 69.<br />

3, Health Care Goods 11% 11. 17% 17.<br />

Item 4, Industrials 3% 3.<br />

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IT 69%<br />

Consumer Goods 17%<br />

Health Care 11%<br />

Industrials 3%<br />

Top 5 Stocks (in alphabetical order)<br />

Banco Santander<br />

BASF<br />

Sanofi<br />

Siemens<br />

Total<br />

Top 5 Stocks (in alphabetical order)<br />

Holdings not available<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

-<br />

Top 5 Stocks (in alphabetical order)<br />

Fanuc<br />

Fast Retailing<br />

Honda Motor Co.<br />

Kyocera<br />

SoftBank<br />

Top 5 Stocks (in alphabetical order)<br />

BP<br />

GlaxoSmithKline<br />

HSBC<br />

Royal Dutch Shell<br />

Vodafone<br />

Top 5 Stocks (in alphabetical order)<br />

Apple<br />

Google<br />

Intel<br />

Microsoft<br />

Oracle<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -1.1%<br />

3 Months 7.5%<br />

1 Year -11.3%<br />

3 Years 11.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years -6.0% p.a.<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 3.8%<br />

3 Months 9.7%<br />

1 Year 15.4%<br />

3 Years 23.2% p.a.<br />

5 Years 1.9% p.a.<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 3.4%<br />

3 Months 9.6%<br />

1 Year 12.2%<br />

3 Years 15.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.5% p.a.<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month -0.7%<br />

3 Months 4.8%<br />

1 Year 6.7%<br />

3 Years 21.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -2.4% p.a.<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 5.5%<br />

3 Months 18.1%<br />

1 Year 26.3%<br />

3 Years 31.6% p.a.<br />

5 Years 10.2% p.a.<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day.<br />

Source: MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION INDEXED ALL EQUITY FUND<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To provide investors with exposure to a highly diversified basket of global equities<br />

Passively Managed<br />

Equity-based<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€43.7m<br />

High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 0.5%<br />

3 Months 9.2%<br />

1 Year 0.3%<br />

3 Years 17.0% p.a.<br />

5 Years -<br />

10 Years -<br />

3 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1097 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pen Indexed All Equity S6 points.<br />

1, 01/04/2009 RP.<br />

2, 3, 02/04/2009 03/04/2009 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2009 -1.6%.<br />

5, 05/04/2009 6, 06/04/2009 7, 07/04/2009 8, 08/04/2009 9, 09/04/2009 is 10, 10/04/2009 0%.<br />

11, 11/04/2009 12, 12/04/2009 13, 13/04/2009 14, 14/04/2009 15, 15/04/2009 16, 16/04/2009 17, 17/04/2009 3.1%.<br />

18, 18/04/2009 19, 19/04/2009 20, 20/04/2009 21, 21/04/2009 22, 22/04/2009 23, 23/04/2009 24, 24/04/2009 6.8%.<br />

25, 25/04/2009 26, 26/04/2009 27, 27/04/2009 28, 28/04/2009 29, 29/04/2009 30, 30/04/2009 31, 01/05/2009 32, 02/05/2009 33, 03/05/2009 34, 04/05/2009 35, 05/05/2009 36, 06/05/2009 7.9%.<br />

37, 07/05/2009 38, 08/05/2009 11.9%.<br />

39, 09/05/2009 40, 10/05/2009 41, 11/05/2009 42, 12/05/2009 43, 13/05/2009 44, 14/05/2009 45, 15/05/2009 16.4%.<br />

46, 16/05/2009 47, 17/05/2009 48, 18/05/2009 49, 19/05/2009 50, 20/05/2009 51, 21/05/2009 52, 22/05/2009 53, 23/05/2009 12.8%.<br />

54, 24/05/2009 55, 25/05/2009 56, 26/05/2009 57, 27/05/2009 58, 28/05/2009 59, 29/05/2009 17.2%.<br />

60, 30/05/2009 61, 31/05/2009 62, 01/06/2009 63, 02/06/2009 64, 03/06/2009 65, 04/06/2009 66, 05/06/2009 16.3%.<br />

67, 06/06/2009 68, 07/06/2009 69, 08/06/2009 70, 09/06/2009 71, 10/06/2009 72, 11/06/2009 73, 12/06/2009 17.4%.<br />

74, 13/06/2009 75, 14/06/2009 76, 15/06/2009 77, 16/06/2009 78, 17/06/2009 79, 18/06/2009 80, 19/06/2009 19%.<br />

81, 20/06/2009 14.7%.<br />

82, 21/06/2009 83, 22/06/2009 84, 23/06/2009 85, 24/06/2009 86, 25/06/2009 87, 26/06/2009 14.6%.<br />

88, 27/06/2009 89, 28/06/2009 90, 29/06/2009 91, 30/06/2009 92, 01/07/2009 93, 02/07/2009 94, 03/07/2009 14.4%.<br />

95, 04/07/2009 96, 05/07/2009 97, 06/07/2009 98, 07/07/2009 99, 08/07/2009 is 100, 09/07/2009 16.4%.<br />

101, 10/07/2009 16.4%.<br />

102, 11/07/2009 103, 12/07/2009 104, 13/07/2009 105, 14/07/2009 106, 15/07/2009 107, 16/07/2009 108, 17/07/2009 11.5%.<br />

109, 18/07/2009 110, 19/07/2009 111, 20/07/2009 112, 21/07/2009 16.7%.<br />

113, 22/07/2009 114, 23/07/2009 115, 24/07/2009 16.8%.<br />

116, 25/07/2009 117, 26/07/2009 118, 27/07/2009 119, 28/07/2009 120, 29/07/2009 121, 30/07/2009 122, 31/07/2009 20.1%.<br />

123, 01/08/2009 124, 02/08/2009 125, 03/08/2009 126, 04/08/2009 127, 05/08/2009 128, 06/08/2009 129, 07/08/2009 23.4%.<br />

130, 08/08/2009 131, 09/08/2009 132, 10/08/2009 133, 11/08/2009 134, 12/08/2009 135, 13/08/2009 136, 14/08/2009 25.5%.<br />

137, 15/08/2009 138, 16/08/2009 139, 17/08/2009 140, 18/08/2009 141, 19/08/2009 142, 20/08/2009 143, 21/08/2009 26.9%.<br />

144, 22/08/2009 145, 23/08/2009 146, 24/08/2009 147, 25/08/2009 148, 26/08/2009 149, 27/08/2009 150, 28/08/2009 25.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2009 152, 30/08/2009 153, 31/08/2009 154, 01/09/2009 155, 02/09/2009 156, 03/09/2009 157, 04/09/2009 31.1%.<br />

158, 05/09/2009 27.5%.<br />

159, 06/09/2009 160, 07/09/2009 161, 08/09/2009 29.9%.<br />

162, 09/09/2009 163, 10/09/2009 164, 11/09/2009 27.7%.<br />

165, 12/09/2009 166, 13/09/2009 167, 14/09/2009 168, 15/09/2009 169, 16/09/2009 170, 17/09/2009 171, 18/09/2009 31.4%.<br />

172, 19/09/2009 173, 20/09/2009 174, 21/09/2009 175, 22/09/2009 176, 23/09/2009 177, 24/09/2009 178, 25/09/2009 34.4%.<br />

179, 26/09/2009 180, 27/09/2009 181, 28/09/2009 182, 29/09/2009 183, 30/09/2009 184, 01/10/2009 185, 02/10/2009 34.1%.<br />

186, 03/10/2009 34%.<br />

187, 04/10/2009 188, 05/10/2009 189, 06/10/2009 190, 07/10/2009 191, 08/10/2009 192, 09/10/2009 34.1%.<br />

193, 10/10/2009 194, 11/10/2009 Point 195, 12/10/2009 is 33%.<br />

3 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

80%<br />

60%<br />

40%<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2009<br />

10/<br />

07/<br />

2009<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

01/<br />

2010<br />

06/<br />

05/<br />

2010<br />

14/<br />

08/<br />

2010<br />

22/<br />

11/<br />

2010<br />

02/<br />

03/<br />

2011<br />

10/<br />

06/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

09/<br />

2011<br />

27/<br />

12/<br />

2011<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-6.6% 13.1% 29.1% - -<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 6 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Eurozone North American 51% 51.<br />

3, Pacific Basin Equities Equities 5% 31% 5. 31.<br />

4, 5, UK Japanese Equities Equities 5% 5.<br />

Item 6, Europe ex EZ ex UK 5% Equity 5. 3% 3.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Eurozone 51%<br />

North American Equities 31%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Apple<br />

Sanofi<br />

Banco Santander<br />

SAP<br />

BASF<br />

Siemens<br />

Daimler<br />

Telefonica<br />

ENI S.p.A.<br />

Total<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 5%<br />

UK Equities 5%<br />

Japanese Equities 5%<br />

Europe ex EZ ex UK Equity 3%<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PENSION IRISH EQUITY<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth by investing in a portfolio of Irish equities<br />

Actively Managed<br />

Equities<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited<br />

€64.9m<br />

Very High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 2.8%<br />

3 Months 14.8%<br />

1 Year 16.0%<br />

3 Years 16.8% p.a.<br />

5 Years -16.2% p.a.<br />

10 Years -1.7% p.a.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Pension Irish Equity (6). points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 0%.<br />

4, 04/04/2007 -0.6%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 -0.1%.<br />

6, 06/04/2007 -0.6%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 -0.2%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

13, 13/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.5%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 1.8%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 2.6%.<br />

19, 19/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 1.6%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 25, 25/04/2007 2.2%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 0.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 0.6%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 1.1%.<br />

29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 -0.4%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 -0.1%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 0.2%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 2.3%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 3%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 1.5%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 1%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 1.4%.<br />

46, 16/05/2007 1.6%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 2.1%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 1.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 1.7%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 2.6%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 3.1%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 3.7%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 56, 26/05/2007 4.7%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 4.4%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 4.6%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 4.5%.<br />

62, 01/06/2007 63, 02/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 4.7%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 0%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 -0.5%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 0%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 -0.8%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 -1.2%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 0.3%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 1.6%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 1.1%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 1.7%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 0.1%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 -1%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 -0.9%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 -1.2%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 -3.2%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 -2.6%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 -2.2%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 -1.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 -1.6%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 -1.2%.<br />

98, 07/07/2007 -1.9%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 -0.9%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 -0.9%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 -1.3%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 -2.6%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 -3.9%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 -4.3%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 -4.2%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 -3.4%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 -3.8%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 -4.2%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 -3.7%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 -5.1%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 -5.2%.<br />

117, 26/07/2007 -7.1%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 -8.2%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -10.7%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -11.7%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -12.3%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -8.6%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -9.6%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -7.4%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -8.5%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -7.9%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -7.3%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -11.3%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -9.5%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -10.2%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -10.7%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -14%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -13.3%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -12.6%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -12.4%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -11%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -10.9%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -11.3%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -10.4%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -12.8%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -11.7%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -11.1%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -10.7%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -10%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -9.4%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -11.7%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -11.9%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -13.4%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -14.7%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -13.5%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -14.1%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -14.4%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -17%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -21%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -19.8%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -16%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -17.7%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -17.6%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -18.6%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -20.5%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -20.7%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -18.5%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -18%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -16.3%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -13.8%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -12.3%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -11.8%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -10.8%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -11.5%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 -12.2%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -12.6%. -14%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

-80%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

3.7% 0.5% 26.0% -62.5% -28.2%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

Aryzta<br />

Elan<br />

C&C<br />

Grafton<br />

CRH<br />

Kerry Group<br />

DCC<br />

Kingspan<br />

Dragon Oil<br />

Ryanair<br />

Industry Average Returns<br />

1 Year 15.1%<br />

3 Years 17.3% p.a.<br />

5 Years -16.6% p.a.<br />

10 Years -2.1% p.a.<br />

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Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

41


Image description.<br />

BLOXHAM GEARED HIGH YIELD FUND (PENSION)<br />

At a glance<br />

Aim<br />

Style<br />

Asset Mix<br />

Managed By<br />

Number Of<br />

Stocks<br />

Total Fund Size<br />

Risk<br />

To generate long term capital growth with a relatively high, yet sustainable, flow of<br />

income for the fund, using borrowings to increase exposure to these equities<br />

Actively Managed<br />

High yield equities<br />

Bloxham<br />

46<br />

€155.2m<br />

Very High Risk<br />

Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

1 Month 2.6%<br />

3 Months 8.7%<br />

1 Year 5.7%<br />

3 Years 24.1% p.a.<br />

5 Years -8.5% p.a.<br />

10 Years -<br />

Image description.<br />

5 Year graph Performance with 1 line to and 01 1828 April 2012<br />

Line 1, Geared High Yld Fund S6. points.<br />

1, 2, 01/04/2007 02/04/2007 3, 03/04/2007 4, 04/04/2007 0%.<br />

5, 05/04/2007 6, 06/04/2007 1.3%.<br />

7, 07/04/2007 8, 08/04/2007 9, 09/04/2007 is 10, 10/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

11, 11/04/2007 1.2%.<br />

12, 12/04/2007 13, 13/04/2007 2.1%.<br />

14, 14/04/2007 1.7%.<br />

15, 15/04/2007 16, 16/04/2007 17, 17/04/2007 2.4%.<br />

18, 18/04/2007 19, 19/04/2007 4.4%.<br />

20, 20/04/2007 3.6%.<br />

21, 21/04/2007 2.9%.<br />

22, 22/04/2007 23, 23/04/2007 24, 24/04/2007 4.4%.<br />

25, 25/04/2007 4.3%.<br />

26, 26/04/2007 2.8%.<br />

27, 27/04/2007 3.9%.<br />

28, 28/04/2007 29, 29/04/2007 30, 30/04/2007 31, 01/05/2007 2.4%.<br />

32, 02/05/2007 2.8%.<br />

33, 03/05/2007 2.9%.<br />

34, 04/05/2007 4.2%.<br />

35, 05/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

36, 06/05/2007 37, 07/05/2007 38, 08/05/2007 39, 09/05/2007 6.2%.<br />

40, 10/05/2007 5.4%.<br />

41, 11/05/2007 5.2%.<br />

42, 12/05/2007 4.3%.<br />

43, 13/05/2007 44, 14/05/2007 45, 15/05/2007 46, 16/05/2007 5%.<br />

47, 17/05/2007 5.3%.<br />

48, 18/05/2007 5.6%.<br />

49, 19/05/2007 6.1%.<br />

50, 20/05/2007 51, 21/05/2007 52, 22/05/2007 7.1%.<br />

53, 23/05/2007 7.5%.<br />

54, 24/05/2007 6.6%.<br />

55, 25/05/2007 7.8%.<br />

56, 26/05/2007 6.7%.<br />

57, 27/05/2007 58, 28/05/2007 59, 29/05/2007 6.9%.<br />

60, 30/05/2007 7%.<br />

61, 31/05/2007 62, 01/06/2007 6.9%.<br />

63, 02/06/2007 7.1%.<br />

64, 03/06/2007 65, 04/06/2007 66, 05/06/2007 67, 06/06/2007 8.5%.<br />

68, 07/06/2007 6.3%.<br />

69, 08/06/2007 3.9%.<br />

70, 09/06/2007 2.2%.<br />

71, 10/06/2007 72, 11/06/2007 73, 12/06/2007 2.7%.<br />

74, 13/06/2007 4%.<br />

75, 14/06/2007 3.1%.<br />

76, 15/06/2007 3.5%.<br />

77, 16/06/2007 5.6%.<br />

78, 17/06/2007 79, 18/06/2007 80, 19/06/2007 7.2%.<br />

81, 20/06/2007 82, 21/06/2007 6.4%.<br />

83, 22/06/2007 6.2%.<br />

84, 23/06/2007 4.8%.<br />

85, 24/06/2007 86, 25/06/2007 87, 26/06/2007 3.7%.<br />

88, 27/06/2007 3%.<br />

89, 28/06/2007 2.4%.<br />

90, 29/06/2007 1.7%.<br />

91, 30/06/2007 2.3%.<br />

92, 01/07/2007 93, 02/07/2007 94, 03/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

95, 04/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

96, 05/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

97, 06/07/2007 98, 07/07/2007 2.9%.<br />

99, 08/07/2007 is 100, 09/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

101, 10/07/2007 3.4%.<br />

102, 11/07/2007 3.5%.<br />

103, 12/07/2007 1.2%.<br />

104, 13/07/2007 0.3%.<br />

105, 14/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

106, 15/07/2007 107, 16/07/2007 108, 17/07/2007 2.7%.<br />

109, 18/07/2007 3.3%.<br />

110, 19/07/2007 2.6%.<br />

111, 20/07/2007 0.8%.<br />

112, 21/07/2007 1.9%.<br />

113, 22/07/2007 114, 23/07/2007 115, 24/07/2007 0.1%.<br />

116, 25/07/2007 117, 26/07/2007 -1.7%.<br />

118, 27/07/2007 -2.4%.<br />

119, 28/07/2007 -7.1%.<br />

120, 29/07/2007 121, 30/07/2007 122, 31/07/2007 -8.1%.<br />

123, 01/08/2007 -8.7%.<br />

124, 02/08/2007 -5%.<br />

125, 03/08/2007 -6.4%.<br />

126, 04/08/2007 -4.7%.<br />

127, 05/08/2007 128, 06/08/2007 129, 07/08/2007 130, 08/08/2007 -7.2%.<br />

131, 09/08/2007 -5.4%.<br />

132, 10/08/2007 -2.5%.<br />

133, 11/08/2007 -5.9%.<br />

134, 12/08/2007 135, 13/08/2007 136, 14/08/2007 -10.5%.<br />

137, 15/08/2007 -7.1%.<br />

138, 16/08/2007 -9.3%.<br />

139, 17/08/2007 -9.6%.<br />

140, 18/08/2007 -13.1%.<br />

141, 19/08/2007 142, 20/08/2007 143, 21/08/2007 -9.8%.<br />

144, 22/08/2007 -9%.<br />

145, 23/08/2007 -9.4%.<br />

146, 24/08/2007 -7.1%.<br />

147, 25/08/2007 -6.7%.<br />

148, 26/08/2007 149, 27/08/2007 150, 28/08/2007 -6.9%.<br />

151, 29/08/2007 -6.7%.<br />

152, 30/08/2007 -9.8%.<br />

153, 31/08/2007 -8.9%.<br />

154, 01/09/2007 -7.7%.<br />

155, 02/09/2007 156, 03/09/2007 157, 04/09/2007 -6%.<br />

158, 05/09/2007 -5.1%.<br />

159, 06/09/2007 -4.4%.<br />

160, 07/09/2007 -7.3%.<br />

161, 08/09/2007 -7.6%.<br />

162, 09/09/2007 163, 10/09/2007 164, 11/09/2007 -11.1%.<br />

165, 12/09/2007 -12.5%.<br />

166, 13/09/2007 -10.4%.<br />

167, 14/09/2007 -10.7%.<br />

168, 15/09/2007 -10.1%.<br />

169, 16/09/2007 170, 17/09/2007 171, 18/09/2007 -12.3%.<br />

172, 19/09/2007 -16%.<br />

173, 20/09/2007 -14.1%.<br />

174, 21/09/2007 -9.8%.<br />

175, 22/09/2007 -11.3%.<br />

176, 23/09/2007 177, 24/09/2007 178, 25/09/2007 -10.6%.<br />

179, 26/09/2007 -11.6%.<br />

180, 27/09/2007 -13.3%.<br />

181, 28/09/2007 -12.6%.<br />

182, 29/09/2007 -10.7%.<br />

183, 30/09/2007 184, 01/10/2007 185, 02/10/2007 -11.4%.<br />

186, 03/10/2007 -9.8%.<br />

187, 04/10/2007 -7.8%.<br />

188, 05/10/2007 -6.8%.<br />

189, 06/10/2007 -6.4%.<br />

190, 07/10/2007 191, 08/10/2007 192, 09/10/2007 -5.3%.<br />

193, 10/10/2007 -5.9%.<br />

194, 11/10/2007 -5.6%.<br />

Point 195, 12/10/2007 is -6.1%. -6.6%.<br />

5 Year Performance to 01 April 2012<br />

Cumulative Return<br />

20%<br />

0%<br />

-20%<br />

-40%<br />

-60%<br />

-80%<br />

01/<br />

04/<br />

2007<br />

18/<br />

10/<br />

2007<br />

05/<br />

05/<br />

2008<br />

21/<br />

11/<br />

2008<br />

09/<br />

06/<br />

2009<br />

26/<br />

12/<br />

2009<br />

14/<br />

07/<br />

2010<br />

30/<br />

01/<br />

2011<br />

18/<br />

08/<br />

2011<br />

05/<br />

03/<br />

2012<br />

Calendar Year Performance<br />

2011 2010 2009 2008 2007<br />

-7.4% 29.1% 31.3% -51.8% -21.1%<br />

Image description.<br />

Equity Pie chart Split with as 5 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, North UK Equities American 22% Equities 22. 42% 42.<br />

3, 4, Pacific European Basin Equities Equities 14% 21% 14. 21.<br />

Item 5, Irish Equities 1% 1.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Equity Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

North American Equities 42%<br />

Top 10 Holdings (in alphabetical order)<br />

BHP Billiton<br />

Microsoft<br />

China Mobile<br />

Pepsico<br />

Imperial Tobacco<br />

Pfizer<br />

Johnson & Johnson Royal Dutch Shell<br />

JP Morgan Chase<br />

Siemens<br />

UK Equities 22%<br />

Pacific Basin Equities 21%<br />

European Equities 14%<br />

Irish Equities 1%<br />

Gearing Ratio as at 31 March 2012 33%<br />

Sector Pie chart Split with as 10 at items. 31 March 2012<br />

1, 2, Consumer Financial 16% Staples 16. 30% 30.<br />

3, 4, Industrial Energy 9% 14% 9. 14.<br />

5, 6, Communications Technology 6% 6. 7% 7.<br />

7, 8, Basic Diversified Materials 6% 6. 6% 6.<br />

Item 9, 10, Consumer Mining 2% Discretionary 2. 4% 4.<br />

End of image description.<br />

Sector Split as at 31 March 2012<br />

Consumer Staples 30%<br />

Financial 16%<br />

Industrial 14%<br />

Energy 9%<br />

Communications 7%<br />

Technology 6%<br />

Basic Materials 6%<br />

Diversified 6%<br />

Consumer Discretionary 4%<br />

Mining 2%<br />

5 Best Performing Equities (Over 1 Month)<br />

Performance Contribution to Fund<br />

JP Morgan Chase 17.14% 0.39%<br />

Pepsico 5.41% 0.17%<br />

Japan Tobacco 9.18% 0.13%<br />

Canon Inc 6.36% 0.12%<br />

Pfizer 7.18% 0.11%<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charges. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PERFORMANCE - IRIS FUNDS<br />

Funds For Lifestyle Investors<br />

IRIS Funds<br />

Over last<br />

month<br />

%<br />

Over last<br />

3 months<br />

%<br />

Year to<br />

Date<br />

%<br />

1 Year<br />

%<br />

3 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

5 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Retirement Fund 2010-2011 -0.1 3.1 3.1 8.5 4.6 0.9 3.2<br />

Retirement Fund 2012-2013 -0.1 3.0 3.0 7.0 8.5 -1.6 2.1<br />

Retirement Fund 2014-2015 0.3 5.3 5.3 6.3 12.4 -3.1 1.5<br />

Retirement Fund 2016-2017 0.7 7.5 7.5 5.7 14.6 -3.2 1.4<br />

Retirement Fund 2018-2019 0.9 8.9 8.9 5.9 15.6 -3.5 1.3<br />

Retirement Fund 2020-2021 0.9 9.2 9.2 5.6 16.3 -3.9 1.1<br />

Retirement Fund 2022-2023 0.9 9.6 9.6 5.5 16.8 -3.8 1.2<br />

Retirement Fund 2024 Onwards 0.9 10.1 10.1 5.6 16.9 -3.7 1.2<br />

Consensus IRIS Funds<br />

Consensus IRIS 2010-2011 -0.4 2.7 2.7 7.6 4.3 0.6 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2012-2013 -0.3 2.8 2.8 6.3 8.3 -1.7 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2014-2015 0.2 4.9 4.9 5.6 12.4 -2.8 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2016-2017 0.5 6.6 6.6 5.1 15.0 -2.7 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2018-2019 0.8 7.8 7.8 5.4 16.1 -3.1 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2020-2021 0.9 8.1 8.1 5.4 17.2 -3.4 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2022-2023 1.0 8.5 8.5 5.5 17.8 -3.2 -<br />

Consensus IRIS 2024 Onwards 1.0 8.7 8.7 5.6 17.9 -3.2 -<br />

10 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Logon to www.newireland.ie for the most recent fund information<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PERFORMANCE - PENSION FUNDS<br />

Lifestyle Pension Funds<br />

Over last<br />

month<br />

%<br />

Over last<br />

3 months<br />

%<br />

Year to<br />

Date<br />

%<br />

1 Year<br />

%<br />

3 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

5 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Pension Indexed Eurozone Long Bond -0.4 3.6 3.6 9.8 4.6 4.2 -<br />

Low Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Cash Fund 0.1 0.2 0.2 1.0 1.1 2.3 2.4<br />

Medium Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Gilt Fund 0.2 4.4 4.4 10.2 5.0 5.0 5.5<br />

Elements (Pension) 0.5 5.1 5.1 4.3 - - -<br />

Protected Assets Fund (<strong>pension</strong>)†† -0.3 3.4 3.4 -2.3 - - -<br />

BNYM Global Real Return Fund (Pension) -1.3 0.8 0.8 3.4 - - -<br />

Medium to High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Income & Growth Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) -0.2 4.7 4.7 3.7 8.9 -2.0 3.3<br />

Pension Evergreen Fund 0.9 7.1 7.1 5.2 11.8 -3.1 2.5<br />

Pension Managed Fund 0.9 8.9 8.9 6.1 14.7 -2.4 2.1<br />

Ethical Managed Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 2.1 9.0 9.0 7.9 16.0 -2.1 -<br />

Pension Consensus Fund 0.9 7.9 7.9 5.5 15.2 -1.8 2.7<br />

KBI Pension Managed Fund* 0.6 7.1 7.1 4.8 13.9 -3.8 1.1<br />

Friends First Mixed Fund 1.2 8.0 8.0 3.4 14.2 -2.9 2.3<br />

Bloxham Defensive High Yield Fund (Pension) 0.4 3.4 3.4 - - - -<br />

High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Pension Bloxham High Yield Equity 1.7 6.4 6.4 6.6 17.5 -3.6 -<br />

Trilogy II Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 0.8 3.7 3.7 3.2 10.3 -9.9 -<br />

Discovery (<strong>pension</strong>) 1.7 11.7 11.7 10.9 23.4 0.8 -<br />

Innovator (<strong>pension</strong>) 0.2 9.8 9.8 -3.6 15.3 -2.7 -<br />

Alternative Energy (<strong>pension</strong>) -2.0 10.6 10.6 -27.5 -4.3 - -<br />

Water Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 2.0 13.0 13.0 10.8 22.3 - -<br />

Spotlight (<strong>pension</strong>) 2.3 13.1 13.1 6.0 20.1 0.7 -<br />

Pension Equity Fund 1.1 10.5 10.5 5.5 19.2 -2.6 0.0<br />

Pension International 1.1 10.3 10.3 5.0 19.4 -1.2 0.1<br />

Ethical Equity Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 2.6 10.9 10.9 8.0 20.8 -4.0 -<br />

Pension North American 3.7 10.5 10.5 12.4 21.2 3.0 0.2<br />

Pension UK Equity Fund -2.1 9.0 9.0 7.5 23.5 -3.0 0.2<br />

Pension European Fund -0.5 10.3 10.3 -5.1 15.1 -4.9 -0.6<br />

Euroland Equity Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 0.3 12.1 12.1 -6.2 14.4 -5.0 -<br />

Pension Pacific Basin -2.2 9.8 9.8 -0.2 21.7 4.1 7.2<br />

Pension Japanese Fund 3.3 13.7 13.7 14.8 15.0 -4.2 -2.9<br />

Pension Property Fund 0.8 2.0 2.0 1.1 3.8 -7.6 2.1<br />

Pension Eurostoxx 50 Fund -1.1 7.5 7.5 -11.3 11.2 -6.0 -0.7<br />

Pension Nikkei 225 Fund 3.4 9.6 9.6 12.2 15.3 -2.5 -0.1<br />

Pension S&P 500 Fund 3.8 9.7 9.7 15.4 23.2 1.9 -0.4<br />

Pension NASDAQ Fund 5.5 18.1 18.1 26.3 31.6 10.2 2.5<br />

Pension FTSE 100 Fund -0.7 4.8 4.8 6.7 21.8 -2.4 1.2<br />

Pension Indexed All Equity Fund 0.5 9.2 9.2 0.3 17.0 - -<br />

10 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. *Previously known as KBCAM Pension Managed Fund. †† For the<br />

Protected Assets Fund, the Governor and Company of the Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> is the current provider of the protection and the return to <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong><br />

Company plc (<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong>). <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> will pass on the full value of the amounts it receives from Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> to investors. If for any reason Bank of<br />

<strong>Ireland</strong> cannot meet its obligations, investors could lose some or all of their investment in this Fund. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future<br />

performance. The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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PERFORMANCE - PENSION FUNDS (CONTINUED)<br />

Very High Risk Pension Funds<br />

Over last<br />

month<br />

%<br />

Over last<br />

3 months<br />

%<br />

Year to<br />

Date<br />

%<br />

1 Year<br />

%<br />

3 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

5 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Pension Irish Equity 2.8 14.8 14.8 16.0 16.8 -16.2 -1.7<br />

Bloxham Geared High Yield Fund (<strong>pension</strong>) 2.6 8.7 8.7 5.7 24.1 -8.5 -<br />

10 Years<br />

% p.a.<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance.<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates.<br />

Warning: If you invest in this product you may lose some or all of the money that you invest.<br />

Note: Performance is based on the price calculated for 01 April 2012, which is calculated using close of market prices from the previous working day. Source:<br />

MoneyMate. Performance is quoted gross of taxation and fund management charge. Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance. The<br />

value of your investment may go down as well as up.<br />

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Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates<br />

Warning: These funds may be affected by changes in currency exchange rates<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up<br />

Warning: The value of your investment may go down as well as up<br />

Warning: Past performance is not a reliable guide to future performance<br />

Warning: Warning: Past If you performance invest in these is not funds, a reliable you could guide lose to future some or performance all of the money that you invest.<br />

Terms and conditions apply. Where relevant life assurance tax applies. Investing in a geared fund or a fund that contains an element of<br />

gearing can lead to potentially increased returns when asset growth is positive, however it should be noted that any losses are<br />

magnified. In the event that the investment does not perform as intended an investor may not receive back all of their original capital<br />

and in extreme circumstances may lose their entire capital.<br />

While care has been taken in its preparation, this document is of a general nature and should not be relied on in relation to a specific<br />

issue without taking appropriate financial, insurance, investment or other professional advice. While the information has been taken<br />

from sources we believe to be reliable, we do not guarantee their accuracy or completeness and any such information may be<br />

incomplete or condensed. All opinions and estimates constitute best judgement at the time of publication and are subject to change<br />

without notice. The content of this document is for information purposes only and does not constitute an offer or recommendation to<br />

buy or sell any investment or to subscribe to any investment management or advisory service. Mention of individual stocks/assets is<br />

not a recommendation to purchase or sell those stocks/assets. In the event of any changes in taxation or legislation, <strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong><br />

<strong>Assurance</strong> may amend the terms and conditions of the relevant contract to take account of any such changes. If there is any conflict<br />

between this document and the Policy Conditions, the Policy Conditions will apply. The details shown relating to all of these Funds and<br />

their compositions are as at the dates stated throughout this document and may change over time.<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong> Company plc is regulated by the Financial Regulator and is a member of the Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> Group. Bank of<br />

<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong> Company plc is regulated by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong>. A member of the Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> Group.<br />

<strong>Ireland</strong> Asset Management Limited is regulated by the Financial Regulator. Incorporated and registered in <strong>Ireland</strong> at 40 Mespil Road,<br />

Bloxham Dublin 4. Stockbrokers Registered number is a member 145221. of the Irish Stock Exchange and the London Stock Exchange. Bloxham Stockbrokers is<br />

regulated by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong>.<br />

Bloxham Kleinwort Stockbrokers Benson Investors is a member Dublin Ltd of is the regulated Irish Stock by the Exchange Central and Bank the of London <strong>Ireland</strong>. Stock Exchange. Bloxham Stockbrokers is regulated<br />

by the Financial Regulator.<br />

Friends First Life <strong>Assurance</strong> Company Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong>. F&C <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited is regulated by the Central<br />

Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong>.<br />

KBC Asset Management Limited is regulated by the Financial Regulator.<br />

BNY Mellon Global Real Return Fund is a Sub-Fund of BNY Mellon Global Funds, plc. BNY Mellon Global Funds, plc is an open-ended<br />

umbrella Friends First type Life investment <strong>Assurance</strong> company Company with Limited variable iscapital regulated (ICVC) by the and Financial segregated Regulator. liability between F&C <strong>Ireland</strong> sub-funds, Limitedincorporated is regulated with by the limited Financial<br />

liability Regulator . under the laws of <strong>Ireland</strong>. It qualifies and is authorised in <strong>Ireland</strong> by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> as an undertaking for collective<br />

investment in transferable securities pursuant to the European Communities (Undertakings for Collective Investment in Transferable<br />

Securities) Regulations, 2011 (S1. No. 352 of 2011), as amended. The Manager of BNY Mellon Global Funds, plc is BNY Mellon Glob al<br />

Management Limited. BNY Mellon Global Management Limited, 33 Sir John Rogerson’s Quay, Dublin 2, <strong>Ireland</strong>. The Manager is approved<br />

as a management company and regulated by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong> under the European Communities (Undertakings for Collective<br />

Investment in Transferable Securities) Regulations, 2011 (S1. No. 352 of 2011), as amended. The Global (ex. US) Distributor of BNY Mellon<br />

Global Funds, plc is BNY Mellon Asset Management International Limited. BNY Mellon Asset Management International Limited, BNY<br />

Mellon Global Management Limited (BNY MGM), <strong>New</strong>ton and any other BNY Mellon entity mentioned are all ultimately owned by The<br />

Bank of <strong>New</strong> York Mellon Corporation.<br />

State Street Global Advisors <strong>Ireland</strong> Limited is regulated by the Central Bank of <strong>Ireland</strong>. Incorporated and registered in <strong>Ireland</strong> at 2 Park<br />

Place, Upper Hatch Street, Dublin 2. Registered number 145221. Member of the Irish Association of Investment Managers.


<strong>New</strong> <strong>Ireland</strong> <strong>Assurance</strong> Company plc.<br />

11-12 Dawson Street, Dublin 2.<br />

T: 01 617 2000 F: 01 617 2075 E: info@newireland.ie W: www.newireland.ie<br />

301137 Q1 2012

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