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    ADR

    ADR represents the ownership in the sharesof a foreign company trading on US

    financial markets.Stock of many non-US companies trades onUS exchanges through the use of ADRs

    ADRs enable US investors to buy shares inforeign companies without undertakingcross-border transactions.

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    ADR

    ADRs carry prices in US dollars, paydividends in US dollars, and can be tradedlike the shares of US-based companies.

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    W hy ADR?

    Companies often find that the establishmentof a depositary receipt program bringsadditional benefits. The increased visibilityand investor base they gain by steppingoutside their home market can enhance their international reputation, increase their share

    value, and heighten the profile of their company among the internationalinvestment community.

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    A D R

    An ADR is a Negotiable Instrumentthat represents the an ownershipinterest in securities of a non-U.Scompany

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    US Investments in ForeignEquity

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    ADR Each ADR is issued by a US depository

    bank and can represent a fraction of a share,

    a single share, or multiple shares of foreignstock.An owner of an ADR has the right to obtainthe foreign stock it represents, but USinvestors usually find it more convenientsimply to own the ADR.

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    ADR The price of an ADR is often close to the

    price of the foreign stock in its homemarket, adjusted for the ratio of ADRs toforeign company shares.

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    Type of ADRs

    Sponsored Sponsored ADR programs are initiated by the

    Foreign Issuer based on its decision to make itsshares available for trading in U.S.

    Un-sponsored

    Created and offered to investors by one or moredepository bankers without the consent of theissuer

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    Four type of Sponsored ADRs

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    B enefits of organizing an ADR

    Program - Issuer Creates, broadens or diversifies investor

    base toinclude investors in other capital markets.Enhances visibility and global presence

    among investors, consumers and customers.Increases liquidity by tapping newinvestors.

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    B enefits of organizing an ADR Program - Issuer

    Develops and increases research coverageof your company.Improves communication with shareholdersglobally.Enables price parity with global peers.

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    B enefits of organizing an ADR Program - Issuer

    Offers a new venue for raising equitycapital.Facilitates merger and acquisition activity

    by creating a desirable stock-swapacquisition currency.

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    Benefits of ADR - Investor

    Easy to purchase and hold.Trades and settles in the same manner asany other security available in the investorshome market.Facilitates global / sector diversification by

    providing access to new companies.

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    Benefits of ADR - Investor

    Enables comparison with other investmentsdue to accessible price information.Eliminates or reduces global custodysafekeeping charges.Pays dividends and delivers corporateaction notifications in the investors homecurrency and language .

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    B enefits Investor If Listed

    Conforms to disclosure and accountingrequirements.

    Offers institutional investors (mutual funds, pension funds) the opportunity to holdinternational securities that might otherwise

    not be permitted.If listed on a major US exchange, lowersdividend tax rate for individual and retailinvestors.

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    Decision Factors for Sponsored ADRs

    Level I

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    Rule 144 A - ADRs

    Rule 144 A ADRs are privately placedsecuritiesSEC Registration and US GAAP are notrequired

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    GDR

    Global Depository Receipts

    Allows the issuers to raise capital in one or more

    markets thus broadening the share holder base

    Listed at London and Luxembourg Stock

    Exchanges

    Can also be traded in US Rule 144 A market and in

    the U.S Public Market

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    Regulation S - GDR Regulation S (Reg S) DRs allow issuers toraise capital in markets outside the UnitedStates. Reg S DRs are often listed on theLondon or Luxembourg stock exchanges

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    EDR

    European Depository Receipts

    EDRs are securities of non E.M.U issuers

    offered and traded in EuropeEDRs are Euro-denominated depositoryreceipts representing ownership of underlying

    shares in a company domiciled outside theEMU

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    EDRs are listed in stock exchanges such as

    London, Luxembourg, Paris, Frankfurt,

    B russels, Amsterdam and ViennaEDRs are available to institutional investors

    only

    Home market disclosure requirement is

    sufficient

    EDR

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    ADR Ratio

    Issuers must establish a ratio for the number of underlying shares that represent one ADR

    The ADR Ratio allows the issuer to price theADR in a range similar to its US peers

    Let us see the average prices of various listedUS Stocks Industry wise

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    W hat is the correct ADR Ratio?

    There is no single answer to this question

    Issuer may want to create a ratio in which theADR is priced in a range similar to other USshares

    The ratio has an impact on investorsissuance/cancellation and brokerage costs

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    Principal responsibilities Depositary

    Provide advice/perspective on type of program to

    execute

    Provide advice/perspective on exchange or

    market to list

    Advice on ratio of ADRs to local shares

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    Appoint Custodian

    Assist with SEC compliance, registration andreporting requirements

    Announce and promote program to market:

    brokers, traders, media, retail/institutionalinvestors via news releases, Internet ads.

    Principal responsibilities Depositary

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    Issuer Goals and Type of issues

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    Prepares non-US issuers financial statement in

    accordance with, or reconcile to, U.S. GAAP(Level II, Level III)

    Prepare and review SEC disclosure filings and

    offerings circulars

    Principal responsibilities Accountants

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    Advise on type of program to launchAdvise on Exchange or Market to listCover issue through research report/ promoteADR to Client baseAdvise on road shows, meetingsAdvise on Capital Market issues

    Principal responsibilities

    InvestmentB

    ankers

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    Prepare, File and manage approval from SEC for all

    required forms, exemptions and registration

    statementsPrepare offering circulars/prospectus

    Complete requirement of trading and settlement

    mechanism

    Review road show and shareholder communication

    material

    Principal responsibilities Legal Counsel

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    Investor relations advisor/firm

    Develop long term plan to raise awareness of issuers program in U.S.

    Develop communications plan and informationmaterials for launch activities (road show and

    presentations to investors, launch day promotion,meetings with financial media)

    Co-ordinate with issuers advertising and publicrelation teams on specific program plans tosupport and develop company image in U.S.

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    Maintaining an ADR program

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    Responsibilities of an Issuer

    Provides depositary with notices of stockholder

    meetings and corporate distributions.

    Provides custodian and depositary with notices of

    annual and special / extraordinary stockholder

    meetings and corporate distributions including

    dividends and rights offerings.

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    Responsibilities of an Issuer Ongoing compliance with any applicable

    stock exchange and SEC regulations,including disclosure and reporting, and

    corporate governance requirements (in

    coordination with legal counsel andaccountants).

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    Responsibilities of an Issuer Executes US-focused investor relations

    (non-US-focused in the case of Regulation

    S GDRs) plan that may include

    management visits to targeted

    US investors, the development of sell-sideresearch, and ongoing shareholder

    communications.

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    ADR Mechanism

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    ADR Trading Mechanism

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    Investors Relations

    Investors Relations (IR) is defined as a

    strategic marketing activity combining thedisciplines of communication and finance that

    provides present and potential investors with

    an accurate portrayal of companys performance and prospects

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    Role of Investors Relations

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    Companys IR strategies

    Analyst meetings and presentations by senior

    management, in the form of large and small

    groups (company and broker-sponsored), one-on-ones, and teleconferences

    Shareholder disclosures such as annual, interim

    reports, SEC filings and news releases

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    Media relations, or soliciting favorable

    editorial coverage by key financial and trade

    journals

    Corporate advertising, to define and reinforce

    company messages to all constituents andstake holders

    Companys IR strategies

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    Influencers and opinion leaders

    Sell side research analysts and equity marketstrategists

    Equity sales professionals (Institutional andRetail brokers)

    Rating agencies (S&P and Moodys)Financial Media (Print, B roadcast and Internet)

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    IR Process - Measurement

    Objective termsSubjective terms

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    Objective Measures

    Levels of U.S ownership (both ADR and

    ordinary/underlying)

    Trading liquidity

    Analyst Recommendations

    Stock Price Movement

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    Subjective terms

    Subjective terms are harder to measure

    because they involve perception of the

    soundness and attractiveness of the

    companys potential

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    IR Geared towards InstitutionalInvestors

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    U S Securities Laws

    The Securities Act of 1933

    W arrants full and fair disclosure of facts

    To make an informed investment decisionThe Securities Exchange Act of 1934

    Designed to regulate secondary market of listed

    and quoted securities On-going reporting regulations

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    ADR Indices3 - Regional Indices 4 - Market Indices 3 -Sector Indices 8 -Select Indices

    1. Europe

    2. Asia

    3. Latin America

    1. Developed

    2. Emerging

    3. Euroland

    4. Telebras

    1. European

    Telecom

    2. Latin Telecom

    3. European Oil andGas

    1. International 100

    2. Europe 100

    3. Developed

    Markets 1004. Asia 50

    5. Emerging

    Markets 50

    6. Latin America 35

    7. InternationalTelecom 35

    8. BRIC Select