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ACCESS MORE

October 2018

Source: Ashburton Investments

Key messages

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• 2030

• A billion boomers

• Millennials and the “Crazy Rich Asians”

• Consumption trends

• Investment implications

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Economic history:

China and India

turning back the

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Economic history: China and India turning back the clock

Source: Angus Maddison, Ashburton Investments, United Nations

More people live inside this circle than outside it

Source: Ashburton Investments, BCMM Brilliant Maps

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Global distribution to 2030

Source: Homi Kharas, Brookings Institution

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Global distribution of the middle class to 2030

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Middle class market in 2015

Source: Ashburton Investments, Mauro F. Guillen

Middle class market in 2030

Source: Ashburton Investments, Mauro F. Guillen

Source: Ashburton Investments, CLSA

Rise of the millennials (Born 1983 – 1998)

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Rise of the millennials (Born 1983 – 1998)

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Source: Ashburton Investments, Bloomberg, IMF

The astonishing rise of China

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Source: Ashburton Investments, Bloomberg, IMF

The astonishing rise of China

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Growth in per capita GDP (1990-2017)

Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC

‘Old’ versus ‘new’ China

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Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC14

‘Generation Gulf versus Generation Gap’

USA then…

Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC15

‘Generation Gulf versus Generation Gap’

USA now…

Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC16

‘Generation Gulf versus Generation Gap’

China then…

Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC17

China now…

‘Generation Gulf versus Generation Gap’

Source: Ashburton Investments, Young China Group LLC18

Baby Boomers Millennials

Insulated Open minded

Impoverished Rags to riches

‘Sick man of Asia’ Proud

Local successes Globally cosmopolitan

Nouveau riche 2nd/3rd generation wealth

Glitz orientated Glitz/Value orientated

Eat bitter Live in the moment

Proud + local Proud + global

‘Generation Gulf versus Generation Gap’

A story of commercial success and investor excitement

China’s digital economy

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Source: Ashburton Investments, McKinsey & Co, 2018

Source: Ashburton Investments, China Daily/Asia News Network, Twitter,

A new payment ecosystem: No cash = no problem!

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China’s rising consumer class

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Per-capita consumption

per category

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Food & beverage 749.8 1950

Alcohol & tobacco 274.2 716.9

Clothing & footwear 246.6 744.4

Housing 722.3 2160.4

Health related 158.9 477.9

Transport 377.9 1122.3

Leisure & recreation 186.9 548.5

Education 168 480.9

Hotels & catering 187.3 540.2

Personal care 65.2 162.3

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Source: Ashburton Investments,IMF, Factset, Bloomberg, 2018, *PPP (Purchasing Power Parity )

Maybe the most important chart for investors

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China's share in the world

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India- the world’s fastest

growing major economy

Source: Ashburton Investments, CLSA 2018 24 Source: Ashburton Investments, CLSA 2018 24

India demographics

Source: Ashburton Investments, CLSA 2018 25 Source: Ashburton Investments, CLSA 2018

Indian e-commerce growth

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Source: Ashburton Investments

India's "Iron triangle" - Payments = Opportunity

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1. Payments

Opportunity

Source: Ashburton Investments

What is enabling India’s explosive

growth in e-commerce?

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Source: Ashburton Investments28

Like China - A new

payment ecosystem:

No cash = no

problem!

Source: Ashburton Investments29

Source: Ashburton Investments

Access to financial

services facilitating

change

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Government pushing digital payment reforms

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Source: Ashburton Investments

Iron triangle “Iron triangle” = Data = Access

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1. Payments

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Smartphone penetration moving up

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Affordability of smartphones now similar to China (1.3% of GDP/capita)

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Source: Ashburton Investments

India’s “Iron triangle” = Logistics = Delivery

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2. Data

3. Logistics1. Payments

Delivery

Access

Opportunity

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Logistics – on the road, and rail to success

Source: Bloomberg, Ashburton Investments, CCI

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Delivering goods from

Punjab to Kerala:

PRE GST= 21 DAYS

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The India investment opportunity

Source: Ashburton Investments

Technology + Government

Aadhaar / UID

Digital platforms

Financial mobility

India Stack

Smartphones

Consumption Investment

Economic growth

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Ashburton Chindia Equity Fund

MSCI India

MSCI China

MSCI RussiaMSCI South Africa

MSCI Korea

MSCI Brazil

MSCI EM

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Utilising the Chindia Equity Fund in a Global Balanced portfolio

Balanced portfolio (65% Global equity/ 35% Global bonds) Balanced portfolio (65% Global equity / 35% Global bonds, using Chindia as an EM Proxy)

Source: Ashburton Investments

Source: Ashburton Investments , Bloomberg

Chindia Equity as part of a balanced portfolio

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Balanced PorfolioBalanced Portfolio using

Chindia as an EM proxy

Total Return Performance 32.12% 43.86%

Compounded Annual Return 5.74% 7.56%

Annualised total Volatility 8.53% 7.55%

Source: Ashburton Investments

Source: Ashburton Investments , Bloomberg

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Summing up

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• 2030 – a very different place to today

• China and India’s millennial generation

• Investment opportunities are wide-ranging

• Do you have appropriate exposure?

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