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Calculation and Payment

Management Fee of one-half (½) of 2% of the Net Asset Value of the Portfolio on the first Business Day of January and July each year. This fee is based on the NAV before deducting the Management Fee and Performance Fee for that specific six-month period, as of the last Valuation Day.

Pro-Rated Fee

If the Investment Manager is not serving as the Investment Manager for the entire six-month period, the Management Fee will be prorated to reflect the portion of the period in which the Investment Manager was active.

Semi-Annual Payment

The Management Fee will be paid semi-annually in arrears and will be denominated in US Dollars.

Payment Timeline

The Management Fee will be paid to the Investment Manager approximately 20 Business Days after the Valuation Day.

Calculated Fairly

The Investment Manager is entitled to a Performance Fee calculated on a share-by-share basis to ensure fairness. This means that each Participating Share is charged a Performance Fee that is proportional to its individual performance.

High Water Mark

The Performance Fee is only charged to Participating Shares that have appreciated in value above the High Water Mark (subject to the Hurdle).

Equal Capital at Risk

All holders of Participating Shares of the same Class have the same amount of capital per Participating Share at risk in the Portfolio.

Equal Net Asset Value

All Participating Shares of the same Class have the same Net Asset Value per Share.

20% to 50% Appreciation

For an appreciation in Net Asset Value per Share of 20% to 50% during the Calculation Period above the High Water Mark, the Performance Fee payable to the Investment Manager will be 20% of the Appreciation.

Excess Appreciation

For an appreciation exceeding 50% during the Calculation Period above the High Water Mark, the Performance Fee payable to the Investment Manager will be 50% of the Excess Appreciation.

Estimated Amount: US$12,000

The estimated costs and expenses associated with establishing the Portfolio amount to approximately US$12,000.

Components of Establishment Costs

These costs cover various aspects, including the pro rata share of the Company's establishment costs, expenses related to negotiating and preparing contracts on behalf of the Portfolio, and fees of professional advisers.

Amortization
Period

The initial establishment costs will be amortized on a straight-line basis over a period of 24 months from the initial issue of Participating Shares attributable to the Portfolio. However, the Directors have the flexibility to shorten this amortization period if deemed necessary.