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Agenda
• A unique opponunity
• A unique approach
• How would it work
— Donor case studies
— Investments
— Philanthropy
• Next steps
• Appendix
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Esetudve Summary
Opportunity
• The Gates Foundation has established a leadership position in global philanthropy with over $258 made in commitments since its inception
• There is an opportunity for the Gates Foundation to provide transformational philanthropic leadership for unprecedented dollars committed via the Giving
Pledge and by other donors
• Donors globally have expressed strong interest in supporting their long-term philanthropic intentions with a sustainable framework for investment and
governance, as well as opportunities for collaborative giving to optimize philanthropic strategy and impact
• I.P. Morgan can establish an institutional bridge to link donors globally with forums, networks and processes for donor engagement, collaboration, and
pooled giving
• I.P. Morgan can support the philanthropic missions for individual and collaborating donors with global reach and world class capabilities in investment
management, individual wealth planning. and fiduciary governance
• I.P. Morgan can establish and perpetuate the institutional framework to sustain these missions in the future
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Esetudve Summary
Objectives
• Leverage j.P. Morgan's global reach, infrastructure, investment management and individual wealth planning capabilities
• Create a structure for governance of individual and pooled philanthropy and investing
• Allow for perpetual operation and governance succession
• Optimize structure, flexibility and tax benefits for global donors
• Accept, manage and liquidate unique and/or illiquid assets
• Extend global networks, collaboration and philanthropic impact
• There are opportunities for j.P. Morgan and the Gates Foundation to collaborate:
— Provide targeted forums, focused engagement, and mutual advisory committee roles for significant donors
— Share philanthropic expertise and leverage program strategy and giving
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The J.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
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Structure
Alternative structure
The Gates GI.P. Morgan Charitable Giving Fund
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Benefits and attributes of recommended structure
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J.P. Morgan's deep expertise and integrated capabilities enable donors globally to define, structure and execute their rolosarany
philanthropic objectives
ENDOWMENTS & FOUNDATIONS
THE PHILANTHROPY CENTRE TRUSTS & ESTATES WEALTH ADVISORY
GROUP
• Guides clients through the many aspects • Provides foundation administration. • Offers insights into chantable structures. • Advises and manages 20% of the top 25
of creating and managing a private grant-making services. and foundation advises on legacy planning and U S. endowments and 40% of the top 50
foundation and developingtheir tax services understands legal and tax reporting U S. foundations
philanthropic strategies requirements.
• Program officers make grant-making • Tailorsl.P. Morgan investment strategies
• Organizes thought leadershipforums decisions on behalf of over 60 family • Highly-qualified and expenenced Wealth to nonprofit needs
globallygivinginsight into the most up- foundations. givingover S100 million per Advisor works with clients and their
to-date trends and innovation in year advisors to develop and implement tax- • Manages the FP. Morgan Chantable
philanthropy efficient wealth transfer techniques Giving Fund
• Advising the worlds wealthiest families
• Creates collaborative opportunities for for over 160years • Wealth Advisors are former panner-level • Advneschents in the U.S. Europe. Latin
peer to peer exchanges estate planning attorneys with significant America and Asia
• Oversees 586 billion of fiduciary assets big firm experience. cutting-edge and
• Advises clients in the U S Europe. Latin frequent "idea flow' among Wealth
America and Asia • Operates in over 35 U.S. and Advisors brings clients thc best ideas and
international jurisdictions strategies from around the world
• Global footprint with offices in 9
countries and 10 US. states
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L.P. Morgan's global Wealth Advisory team provides global reach and deep experience in advising clients on customized giving
strategies
Donor requirements
Structuringand tax concerns
• Wealth to be allocated to philanthropic endeavors • Time horizon
• Timing of donations — Spend down or in perpetuity
— One-time or overtime — One or multiple generations
- Duringlife or at death • Source of funding
• Degree of control to be maintained over invested assets — Cash
and philanthropic grants — Public securities
• Choice of charitable legal entity Private company stock
• Governanceoptions — Illiquid assets
Family — Planning across boarders for families in multi-jurisdictions
— Experts
— Individual or shared
60 Wealth Advisors worldwide covering over 50 countries
Wealth Advisory resources and solutions
• Average of 17 years experience as tax. trust, and estate planning lanyers
• Deep expertise in optimizing tax benefits for donors
• Multi-jurisdictional expertise and integrated approach to multi-jurisdictional wealth planning
• Provide integrated solutionsfor lifetime and testamentary planning
• Work in partnership with network of advisors in generating and shanng wealth planning solutions
• Advice Lab is dedicated to developing leading-edge, world class intellectual capital and analytical
tools around the unique challenges wealthy families face includingtaxes and gifting
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E.P. Morgan -A market-leading global franchise
Investment Bank Asset Management
• A global leader in investment and wealth
• A leading global investment bank with one o the largest client bases in management with assets under management of S1.3 trillion
the world
• Footprint spans over 30 countries with employees in over 200 locations
• Offers a complete range of financial servicesto help chentsachieve their
goals • 130.000Privatc Banking clients
• Serving clients in 120+ countries
• 89% of fortune 100 companies
120+ sovereign government clients
Treasury& SecuritiesServices Commercial Banking
• A global leader in transaction, investment and information services • Serves nearly 25.000 clients in the U.S.. includingcorporations.
municipalities.financial institunonsand not-for-profit entities
• Serving —25.000corporations. financial ensinutions.governments and
municipalities in over 140 countnes and terntones
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Team taroks
Team biographies
lames E. ties) Staley
ChiefExecutive Officer. Investment Bank
les Staley is the CEO of I.P. Morgan's Investment Bank and is responsiblefor overseeing and coordinatingthe firm's international efforts across all lines of
business. He is a member of the firms Operating Committee and ExecutiveCommittee.
Mr Staley was most recentlyCEO ofI.P. Morgan Asset Management from 2001 to 2009. Under his leadership. the division grew assets under management from
$605 billion to S1.25 trillion. He also led I.P. Morgan's expansion unto alternative investments. includingl.P. Morgan's strategic partnership with Highbridge
Capital Management in 2004.
Mr. Staley joinedI P. Morgan in 1979 after graduating from Bowdoin College with a degree in economics. From 1980 to 1989. he worked in the bank's Latin
America divesion.where he served as head of corporate finance for Brazil and general manager of the firm's Brazilian brokerage firm. Mr. Staley spent eight of
these years in Slo Paulo.
Mr. Staley was one of the founding members of 1P Morgan's equities business in the early 1990s. runningEquity Capital Markets and Syndicate. He was named
head of I.P. Morgan's Pnvate Bank in 1999 and under his leadership. improved profitability 300%in two years Late in 2001. Mr. Staley assumed responsibilityfor
the Asset Management business. in addition to his role as head of the Private Bank
Mr. Staley serves on the Board of Directors of the Institute of International Finance. Robin Hood Foundation. Council on Foreign Relations.United States•China
Business Council and the Board of Trustees of Bowdoin College.
Mr. Staley and his wife have two daughters and live in Manhattan.
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Team Biographies
Maiy Callahan Erdoes
Chief Executive Officer,Asset Management
Mary Callahan Erdoes is Chief Executive Officer of I P Morgan's Asset Management division, a global leader in investment management and private banking with
more than SI 9 trillion in assets under supervision. In addition to being a member of IPMorgan Chase & Co 's Operating and Executive Committees. Ms Erdoes leads
the firm's strategic partnership with Highbridge Capital Management and Givea Investimentos.
Ms. Erdoes loaned LP. Morgan in 1996 from Meredith, Martin & Kaye. a fixed income specialty advisory firm Previousty,she worked at Bankers Trust in corporate
finance. merchant banking and highyteld debt underwnting
A graduate of Georgetown University (BS.) and Harvard Business School (M.B.A.),she is also a board member of the US. Fund for UNICEF. She ranks among Forbes
and Fortune magazines' most receneWorkts 100 Most Powerful Women" and "SO Most Powerful Women in Businesslists, respectively. Ms. Erdoes lives in New
York Ciry with her husband and three daughters.
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Team Biographies
Debra B. Trey:
Head of International Wealth Advisory
Debra Trcyz is the head of International Wealth Advisoryfor l.P. Morgan. In this role, she is responsiblefor the wealth planning servingI P Morgan's Pnvate Bank
clients across the globe. Ms. Treyz and her team advise I P Morgan's clients in 50 countries and in cross•border situations on wealth transfer, transition event and
philanthropic giving.
Ms. Treys has previously served as CEO of I.P. Morgan Pnvate Bank's Europe. Middle East and Africa region and CEO of the firm's Global Trusts & Estates practice.
Ms. Treyz is a graduate of Vassar College (BA) and Albany Law School (I.D.). She and her husband lames have two daughters.
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Team Biographies
Monica Issar
Head of the I.P. Morgan Asset Management Endowments A nd Foundat ions Group
Monica Inn is the head of the I.P. Morgan Asset Management Endowments & Foundations Group. Ms. Issar leads a train of experienced investment specialists.
across the firm's Investment Management and Private Banking divisions.who provide customized advisory services and cross asset class investment strategies to
public and private endowments and foundations.
Ms Issar pined I P Morgan Investment Management in 1996. where she worked in the equities business in IPMIM She then moved to the firm's Private Bank as a
senior investment specialist. In this role. she worked with public company CEOs. hedge fund managers and endowment and foundations to create and implement
investments strategies to sustain and grow their wealth. She has counseled some of the world's largest chantable organizations on how to successfullynavigate
complex market environments to ensure they meet their goals.
Ms !star is a founding member of I P Morgan's Foundation Research and Investment Center, a global multpcbsciplenarygroup focused on providing foundations with
insightsand services to help them meet theirfinancial and philanthropic goals She is also a member of the Board of Directorsof Community Resource Exchange
(CRE), a nonprofit social change consultingfirm. and the South Asian Women's Leadership Forum, (SAW), In 2009, Ms. Issar was named one of "the Top 1.000
Advisors in the U S for New York.,' by Barron's magazine
Ms !star earned both a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Business Administration from New York Univeisity. She lives in New York City with her husband and two
children
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Team Biographies
Thomas C. McGraw. Ir.
Advice Lab. Tax Advisory
Thomas McGraw is a senior member of LP. Morgan Private Bank's Advice Lab. a multidisciplinaryteam of experts who develop innovative strategies, Mr.
McGraw's areas of expertise include tax and fiduciary matters.
Mr. McGraw was formerly a group head in I.P. Morgan Private Bank's trust department. which he pained in 1988 after five years leading groups in tax advisory,
compliance and fiduciary services within I.P. Morgan's Tax Department.
Prior to joining the firm in 1983. Mr. McGraw worked at the Internal Revenue Sconce. serving as a staff assistant in the CommessioneesOffoce and later as an
attorney in the Central Region&met counsel's office. Mr McGraw received his B.S from Villanova University and his 1.0. from the University of Kentucky
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