2007 Exchange Fund Results Press Conference 21 January 2008.

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2007 Exchange Fund Results Press Conference 21 January 2008

2 Investment Objectives of The Exchange Fund Investment objectives of the Exchange Fund: (1)to preserve capital; (2)to ensure that the entire Monetary Base at all times will be fully backed by highly liquid US dollar denominated assets; (3)to ensure sufficient liquidity for the purpose of maintaining monetary and financial stability; and (4)subject to (1) – (3), to achieve an investment return that will preserve the long-term purchasing power of the Fund.

3 Markets in 2007 Exchange rates: –US dollar weakened against the euro and yen Equity markets: –Foreign equities market rose in the 1H but retreated in the 2H as the US subprime mortgage crisis intensified –Local equities market gained significantly on the back of ample liquidity but correction set in during Nov-Dec Interest rates: –Monetary easing by major central banks –Bond yields fell in general as risk appetite declined but money market rates rose on concerns about credit availability –Credit spread widened significantly

4 Investment Income I2007I (HK$ billion) Full year*Q4Q3Q2Q1 Full year Gain on Hong Kong equities^ Gain/(Loss) on other equities^ 6.7(4.4)(1.0) Exchange gain/(loss) (19.5) Return from bonds # Investment income * Unaudited figures ^ Including dividends # Including interest

5 Change in Investment Income, Treasury’s Share and Accumulated Surplus I2007I2006 (HK$ billion) Full year (unaudited) Q4Q3Q2Q1Full year Investment income Other income Interest and other expenses (10.2) (2.2) (2.8) (2.9) (2.3) (10.5) Net investment income Payment to Treasury # (27.6) (7.4) (6.9) (6.4) (28.9) Valuation change of Strategic Portfolio^ 4.7 (1.1) 5.8 N/A Increase in EF accumulated surplus # The fixed rate of fee payment to Treasury for 2007 (w.e.f. 1 April 2007) is 7%. ^ Including dividends

6 Historical Change in Investment Income, Treasury’s Share and Accumulated Surplus *unaudited figures ^including dividends (HK$ billion) 2007* Investment income Other income0.2 Interest and other expenses(10.2)(10.5) (7.6) (4.8) (5.6) (7.0)(10.5)(11.0)(10.0)(16.0)(18.4) Net investment income (2.9) Payment to Treasury(27.6)(28.9)(10.1)(14.5)(25.7)(15.6)(1.6)(18.1)(45.4)(26.0)N/A Valuation change of Strategic Portfolio^4.7 N/A Revaluation gain/(loss) on premises N/A 0.9 (0.9) N/A Carry to accumulated surplus (4.5) Adjustment to accumulated surplus Effect of implementation of HKAS 39 N/A (0.6) N/A Increase/(Decrease) in EF accumulated surplus (4.5)

7 Exchange Fund Abridged Balance Sheet (HK$ billion) At 31 Dec 2007 (unaudited) At 31 Dec 2006 Change ASSETS Deposits Debt securities Hong Kong equities Other equities Other assets Total assets1,417.0 ====== 1,176.4 ====== ===== LIABILITIES AND FUND EQUITY Certificates of Indebtedness Government-issued currency notes & coins in circulation Balance of the banking system Exchange Fund Bills and Notes Fiscal Reserves Account Other liabilities (37.1) Total liabilities Accumulated surplus Total liabilities and fund equity 1,417.0 ====== 1,176.4 ====== ===== Note 1:Under the new fee arrangement, the payment of $27.6 billion has been included in Fiscal Reserves Account balance of $464.6 billion. With the old arrangement, the return on Fiscal Reserves of $28.9 billion in 2006 was accrued under Other liabilities of $49.2 billion.

8 Exchange Fund Performance Against Investment Benchmark

9 Investment Return of the Exchange Fund # Hong Kong CPI-A at end-November 2007 Compounded Annual Investment Return ( ) Compounded Annual Hong Kong CPI-A ( #)

10 Treasury Return Against Estimate

11 Outlook for 2008 Highly volatile markets with uncertainties arising from: developments in the US housing and credit markets impact of such developments on US economy and consequently on global economy impact on profitability of financial institutions macroeconomic policy measures on the Mainland

2007 Exchange Fund Results Press Conference 21 January 2008