March, 2011

FOR INSTITUTIONAL USE ONLY

Brazilian iShares for Institutional Investors

Saulo MendesDirector

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AGENDA

Local Products- General Overview- Sector Breakdown- Performance in 2010

Product Overview- BOVA11- SMAL11- CSMO11- MOBI11

Structured Products- Buy Writes- Collar- Dispersion - Long & Short

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Local Products (General Overview)

ETFs ISHARES MANAGEMENT FEE EXCHANGE TICKER CHARACTERISTICS OF THE UNDERLYING

INDEX

iShares Ibovespa Fundo de Índice 0.54% BOVA11 Stocks comprising the Bovespa Index

iShares BM&FBOVESPA Small Cap Fundo de Índice 0.69% SMAL11 Stocks comprising the Small Cap Index

iShares BM&FBovespa de Consumo Fundo de Índice 0.69% CSMO11 Stocks comprising the Consumption Index

iShares BM&FBovespa Imobiliário Fundo de Índice 0.69% MOBI11 Stocks comprising the Real Estate Index

Source: www.iShares.com.br

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Source: BM&FBovespa in 10/28/2010

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Local Products (Sector Breakdown)

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Local Products (Performance in 2010)

Source: Bloomberg (jan 2010 – dec 2010)

ConsumptionSmall Caps

Real Estate

Ibovespa

Index Performance (2010)

Consumption Index 25.5%

Small Caps Index 22.7%

Real Estate Index 10.5%

Ibovespa Index 1.1%

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AGENDA

Local Products- General Overview- Sector Breakdown- Performance in 2010

Product Overview- BOVA11- SMAL11- CSMO11- MOBI11

Structured Products- Buy Writes- Collar- Dispersion - Long & Short

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BOVA11 (Intraday Trading)

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BOVA11

Domicile: BrazilBenchmark: Ibovespa IndexAUM1: USD 491 MMNumber of Holdings: 71Inception Date : 28 November 2008Base Currency: BRLTicker: BOVA11Basket Liquidity2: USD 130 MMSpread2: 7 bps

1 as of 12/31/20102 as of 01/17/2011

3 January/2011Source: www.iShares.com.br

Securities Lending

(A) Management Fee

(B) Sec Lending Revenue (Fund

Manager)3(A) – (B) Sec Lending

Yield (iShares)3

0.54% 0.29% 0.25% 3.65%

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SMAL11

Domicile: BrazilBenchmark: Small Cap IndexAUM1: USD 54 MMNumber of Holdings: 60Inception Date : 28 November 2008Base Currency: BRLTicker: SMAL11Basket Liquidity2: USD 11.1 MMSpread2: 22 bps

1 as of 12/31/20102 as of 01/17/2011

3 January/2011Source: www.iShares.com.br

Securities Lending

(A) Management

Fee

(B) Sec Lending Revenue (Fund

Manager)3(A) – (B) Sec Lending

Yield (iShares)3

0.69% 0.40% 0.29% 4.90%

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CSMO11

Domicile: BrazilBenchmark: Consumption IndexAUM1: USD 10 MMNumber of Holdings: 24Inception Date : 22 February 2010Base Currency: BRLTicker: CSMO11Basket Liquidity2: USD 25.2 MMSpread2: 21 bps

1 as of 12/31/20102 as of 01/17/2011

3 January/2011Source: www.iShares.com.br

Securities Lending

(A) Management Fee

(B) Sec Lending Revenue (Fund

Manager)3(A) – (B) Sec Lending

Yield (iShares)3

0.69% 0.63% 0.06% n.a.

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MOBI11

Domicile: BrazilBenchmark: Real Estate IndexAUM1: USD 8.5 MMNumber of Holdings: 15Inception Date : 22 February 2010Base Currency: BRLTicker: MOBI11Basket Liquidity2: USD 31.6 MM Spread2: 21 bps

1 as of 12/31/20102 as of 01/17/2011

Source: www.iShares.com.br

Securities Lending

(A) Management Fee

(B) Sec Lending Revenue (Fund

Manager)3(A) – (B) Sec Lending

Yield (iShares)3

0.69% 0.48% 0.21% 2.95%

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AGENDA

Local Products- General Overview- Sector Breakdown- Performance in 2010

Product Overview- BOVA11- SMAL11- CSMO11- MOBI11

Structured Products- Buy Writes- Collar- Dispersion - Long & Short

Brazilian interest rates are historically higher than the Tasa Política Monetária (TPM), and are among the highest real interest rates in the world.

Options structures are a great way to take advantage of this huge difference.

Interest rates (Brazil vs. Chile)

Source: Bloomberg

Brazilian Interest Rates x Tasa Política Monetária (TPM)

11.7%

4.0%

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10%12%14%16%18%20%

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SELIC TPM

(i) Put-Call Parity defines a relationship between the price of a call option and a put option – both with identical strike prices and maturity.

(ii) The assumption for this parity is that the options are not exercised before the expiration day, which necessarily applies to European options.

Put-Call Parity

SpKec rT +=+

C = Call PremiumK = Strike Pricer = Interest Rate T = MaturityS = Spot Price

Source: www.wikipedia.org

The Parity and the relations: Interest Rate, Volatility and Dividends

Interest Rate:

High -> Call ( ), Put ( )

Low -> Call ( ), Put ( )

Volatility:

High -> Call ( ), Put ( )

Low -> Call ( ), Put ( )

Dividends:

The Spot (S) is adjusted based on the declared dividend. The Call will be more out of the money (ie, far from (S)) and the Put will be closer to the money (ie, closer to (S)). It’s worth mentioning that the stocks listed in BM&FBovespa are “dividend adjusted”, ie, the strikes are adjusted according with the declared value of the dividends.

Put-Call Parity

SpKec rT +=+

Depending on the Investor’s expectations regarding the future Spot Price and Volatility, he is able to adopt the following strategies:

Establishing an option’s strategy

Buy CallBuy Call or PutBuy PutVolatility

Buy:

a-) stock

b-) futures

Sell:

a-) stock

b-) futures

Volatility

Sell PutSell Call or PutSell CallVolatility

SpotSpotSpot

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Leverage (Buy Write)

Structure Description: The buy write consists of writing call options to generate income (premium). Since the options position is covered by the underlying position (BOVA11 in this case), the downside risk of writing the options is minimized.

Tenor: 4 monthsUnderlying: BOVA11Currency: BRLPrice Provider: TBDPrincipal: Not ProtectedPremium: +- 3.8% each period

Strategy:• Consists in writing call options every 4 months in order to generate a constant income and create a buffer on the downside.

1st rollover2nd rollover

3rd rollover

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Collar

Structure Description: The leverage call spread is often used in bullish market environments and involves purchasing the underlying (CSMO11), purchasing put options and selling the same number of OTM calls, both on CSMO11 with the same expiration date.

Tenor: 1 yearUnderlying: CSMO11Currency: BRLPrice Provider: TBDPrincipal: Partially ProtectedCap: 16%Max Return: 16% per period

STOCK PRICE

SMALLER BIGGER

Gain+

-Loss

Scenarios:• If CSMO11 finishes above it´s initial spot level, the investor receives CSMO11´s upside capped at 16% (max return = 16%)• If CSMO11 finishes below it´s initial spot level, investor will be partially protected, depending on the strike of the put he acquired.

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Volatility (Dispersion)

Structure Description: The dispersion strategy aims to take advantage of discrepancies between the volatility of a basket of stocks and an ETF iShares. Usually the bigger the correlation between the basket and the ETF iShares, the better.The below example was constructed using a basket comprised by 5 stocks of the Small Cap segment versus SMAL11.

Tenor: 2 monthsUnderlying: SMAL11Currency: BRLPrice Provider: TBDPrincipal: Partially Protected (97% SMAL11 put)Cap: 107% (Basket of 5 stocks)Premium: 0.85% (T-0)Correlation: 80%Max Return: 7.85% per period (57.4% per year)

STOCK PRICE

SMALLER BIGGER

Gain+

-Loss

Scenarios:• If the Small Cap basket loses value, and the correlation between the basket and SMAL11 remains constant, the SMAL11 put that was bought by the investor will partially protect the client’s portfolio on the downside and he will receive a 0.85% premium in T-0.• If the Small Cap basket remains between 97 and 107% of its initial value, the investor will receive the stock’s upside + 0.85% premium.• If the Small Cap basket rises by more than 7%, the investor will be capped and will receive a 0.85% premium + 7% (cap)

LONG & SHORT (Long SMAL11 / Short AEDU3)

TECHNICAL INDICATORS1

RSI

Bollinger

MACD

SMAL11 AEDU3

The Long & Short strategy involves buying long equities that are expected to increase in value and selling short equities that are expected to decrease in value. The main objective is to achieve gains through the arbitrage between stocks (usually with high correlation between each other) and assumes that the relative performance of these stocks tends to return the it’s historical average (mean reversion theory).

LONG SMAL11 R$ 70.40

SHORT AEDU3 R$ 38.65

Sec Lending AEDU32 7.42% per year

Entry Point 1.821

Target Price 2.100

Potential Gain 15.3%

1 Bloomberg2 www.cblc.com.br

PARA USO EXCLUSIVO DE CORRETORAS DE VALORES

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