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The Brazilian Capital Market: BM&FBOVESPA s role Edemir Pinto Feb-9-12 Opportunities in Brasil Olympic Games in 2016 Brazilian Companies need World Soccer Cup in 2014 to be ready for growing and also consider financing Pre Salt


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Edemir Pinto

Feb-9-12

The Brazilian Capital Market: BM&FBOVESPA´s role

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Opportunities in Brasil…

Olympic Games in 2016 World Soccer Cup in 2014 Pre Salt Exploration Infrastructure Investments

Brazilian Companies need to be ready for growing and also consider financing alternatives for their projects

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BM&FBOVESPA is an important Global Player

Market capitalization

USD MM – Feb/2/11

19.178 18.228 13.619 12.390 8.906 7.281 5.943 5.702 4.481 4.051 3.160 2.394 2.311 1.578 1.274 5.000 10.000 15.000 20.000

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Largest Equity Options Market in the World (2011)* 7th Largest Capital Raising Market in the World (2011)* Among the Top 6 Derivatives Market in the World (2011)**

VIBRANT CAPITAL MARKETS

1st and 2nd Ranked Exchange Traded Equity Options Contracts by Volume (2010)*** 3rd Most Traded Exchange Listed Interest Rate Contract Globally (1H2011)** 6th Most Traded Exchange Listed FX Contract Globally (1H2011)**

KEY CONTRACTS

Largest Stock and Derivatives Exchange in Latin America  3rd Largest Listed Exchange Group in the World

(February 2012)

Source: * WFE ** FIA *** IOMA/WFE

With a relevant international position

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Brokerage Houses and Investors Trading Post- Trading

Unique Local Market Structure Reflected in BVMF’s Business Model

Level playing field regulation

 Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission regulates and supervises equities, derivatives and funds  Requires beneficial

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identification in execution, collateralization, clearing and settlement  Order driven environment

 No preferences on the book

 All trades intermediated by financial institutions to be submitted to Exchange for public auction

 Rules also applicable to cross trades  No internalization of orders  No alternative trading venues as dark pools and ATS/ MTFs

 OTC derivatives transactions with Financial Institutions are registered in regulated platforms  No naked access - all trades intermediated by a local brokerage house (even in co-location environment)

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IT Investments: Moving Toward a State-of-the-Art Trading Model

New Multiasset Class Platform

  • State-of-the-art in terms of functionality, low

latency, and greater capacity

  • Development of platform with CMEGroup:
  • Derivatives (successfully implemented in

2H11),

  • Equities (2H12)
  • Multi asset trading system will bring more

efficiency and more synergies to market participants

95.6 2009 2010e 2011e 250.0 272.0 235.0 255.0

BRL million

Investments

  • Approximately BRL 500 million in 2

years (2010-2011), out of which 90% are dedicated only to IT projects Clearing Integration

Objective: integrating and modernizing our existing clearing facilities should proceed over 2012.

  • Integrated

tests with the market and implementation of the systems scheduled to take place in 2013

  • Partnership advantages:
  • License to use the software
  • Access to the source code
  • Selling rights over our new clearing platform
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Market accessed by a diversified pool of investors with strong presence of foreigners

Retail Investors 18% Mutual Funds 32% Foreign Investors 39% Companies 2% Financial Institution 9%

Stock Markets Breakdown of Investors

North America 41% Europe 42% Asia and Pacific 3% Latin America 13% Africa and Middle East 1%

Foreign Investments by Region

Equities Dez/11

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  • The Brazilian capital markets surfed the crisis in

a exemplar way

  • Brazilian financial regulation has become a

benchmark in a global scale

  • Foreign companies have raised money through

their Brazilian subsidiaries

  • 70 BDRs non-sponsored and 10 sponsored are

listed on BM&FBOVESPA

  • Non-sponsored cases: Google, Apple, Avon,

ExxonMobil, Cisco, Microsoft, McDonald, Wal Mart, Citibank etc

Credibility of the Brazilian stock market

BM&FBOVESPA is ready for the challenge

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Edemir Pinto

Feb-9-12

The Brazilian Capital Market: BM&FBOVESPA´s role