Capital Markets Update and Selected Case StudiesBank of America Merrill Lynch

From the 3rd August to the 14th August 2009

August 16, 2009

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Capital Markets UpdateEquity Markets Performance

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On the week of August 3rd, debt markets followed global equities and improved dramatically, on the back of Fed-supplied liquidity and better than expected corporate earnings and economic data. Also during that week, the ECB and BoE held monetary policy meetings, with both bank leaving rates unchanged. The BoE, however, increased the size of its quantitative easing programme to £175mDespite the improvement in the global markets throughout Q2, certain market participants and analysts voice concerns that the rally has been speculative and a slight correction may follow when optimism subsidesReflecting this, the tone on the markets was more cautious on the week of August 10th. However, by the end of the week the markets strengthened on the back of a Fed statement that it would extend its Treasury purchase programme, and positive economic data from Germany and France signalling their economies are out of recessionIn the currency markets, the dollar has been volatile during the past two weeks due to the changes in market sentiment and risk appetite mentioned above, and is currently trading at US$1.43 against the euro and US$1.66 against the sterlingIn commodities, the oil price has been relatively stable around US$70/bbl, and gold fell to US$946/oz in the beginning of last week before rebounding back to US$956/oz due to the more positive tone in equities at the end of the week

1 Week 1 Month 2009 YTD 2008

RTS (6.3%) 22.7% 62.2% (72.4%) Ukraine 1.9% 16.5% 47.0 % (74.3%) MSCI EM (1.7%) 16.2% 48.2% (54.5%) KASE (2.1%) 48.6% 29.1% (62.7%)

Capital Markets UpdateOverview of CIS Capital Markets

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During the last two weeks Bank of America Merrill Lynch successfully announced and completed the following deals:

US$1,415m AGTSM for Aegon NV, a Dutch insurance business. The company raised c. 12.6% of the share capital. The book was over 2x covered with in excess of 175 orders; 12 of these were for US$75m or more. The deal priced at the tight discount of 2.4%. Excellent execution during the traditional holiday period clearly demonstrates BAS-ML's superior distribution capability

c. US$645m rights issue for Alapis, a Greek pharmaceutical company. New shares representing c. 50% of the Company’s market cap were issued at 31% discount to TERP, tighter than the marketaverage. Majority shareholders pre-committed to take up his shares ahead of launch, strongly supporting the deal

BAS-ML was active in primary issuance, pricing deals for Macquarie (US$500m) and FIH (US$1bn dual-tranche) in FIG, and Dow Chemical (US$2.75bn multi-tranche), Niagara Mohawk Power (US$750m), GE (US$2bn), Coca Cola (US$250m), Magellan (US$250m tap) and Praxair (US$600m) in the corporate spaceTotal issuance in the last two weeks amounted to US$57.4bn, €9.8bn and £0.9bn. In the emerging markets space, the last two weeks were fruitful with over US$7.5bn equivalent new supply pricedThe most notable deal in EM came from Malaysian government-owned oil producer Petronas, who issued a US$4.5bn offering split between a 5-year (Sukuk) and a 10-year tranche. The combined book was over US$19bn with 500 accounts participatingBAS-ML was in the market with a deal for Petrotemex, the Mexican chemicals maker. This was the high yield issuer’s debut Eurobond, and priced at T+705 bpsWe have seen more Asian issues, with Indonesian Matahari PutraPrima executing a US$200m 3-year deal linked to an exchange of outstanding 09s (US$117m new cash was issued). Another Indonesian issuer in the market was Perusahaan Listrik Negara, the state-owned electricity distribution company, which priced a US$750m dealThe reception of recent EM deals confirms our view that the market is open to issuers across geographies and sectors, and deals can be done at attractive levels. We expect this trend to persist in Q3 and Q4, and anticipate more issuance from EM and the CIS in particular in 2009

Equity Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill Lynch

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Equity Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Transaction HighlightsDeal Terms Date 13 August 2009

Issuer Aegon NV

Listing/Ticker Amsterdam, NY / AGN NA, AEG US

$ $Offer Structure Accelerated Global TenderSM – 100% primary shares

Offer Size / Statistics

€1,000m / US$1,415m c. 12.6% of ISC c. 12 trading days

Offer Price €5.25 (2.4% below the close on the day of execution)

Lock Up 90 days (to the issuer)

Use of Proceeds Repay €1bn of €3bn of government funding received in 2008 Repay at par rather than trigger penalty repayment post 2009

Syndicate Joint Bookruners: Merrill Lynch International, JPM, RBS

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Aegon €1,000m AGTSM - Landmark August Transaction Execution

On August 13th BAS-ML acted as joint bookrunner on a €1,000m primary AGTSM for Aegon NV

Proceeds will be used to repay €1bn of €3bn of government funding received in 2008

The client took advantage of an early redemption right allowing the company to repurchase at, or close to, par

There have only been 3 accelerated trades over US$1bn executed in the month of August in EMEA since 2004 and BAS-ML have bookrun 2 of them

Despite the fact there was no pre-sounding and the transaction was launched in the midst of the European August holiday period, the book was over 2x covered with in excess of 175 orders; 12 of these were for US$75m or more

Diversified demand, coming from sector specialists, hedge funds and US institutions meant the order book was covered within hours of launch

The transaction was priced at €5.25, a discount of 2.4% to the closing price on the day of execution

Highly opportunistic capital raise, with the client taking advantage of the strong rebound in share price over the preceding month: up 41%

Client confidentiality was completely preserved with the stock trading up 3.1% on day prior to launch

This transaction confirms BAS-ML’s dominant position in the European FIG space as financial institutions continue to raise capital in order to repay Government capital and strengthen balance sheets

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Debt Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill Lynch

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Transaction Highlights

Optimal Pricing Strategy on the Back of Strong Investor Demand

Because of the non-call on US$400 million of subordinated bonds, bankers and investors speculated that Woori would have a difficult time in raising more debt in the international market. Despite the skepticism, the senior issue received strong demand

Initially marketed with a whisper of UST+475bps, with a strong order book, the final guidance was at UST+450-475bps and the transaction was priced at UST+450bps at the tight end of the price guidance

On the back of strong investor demand that reached nearly US$8.54 billion, the transaction was priced at the end of the final price guidance at Mid Swaps+390

The book was 10.68x oversubscribed with 350 high quality investors participating in the transaction

– Asset Management 51%, Bank/ Trust: 13%, Insurance/Funds: 6%, Retail/Private Bank: 30%

– Geographical distribution: US: 26%, EMEA: 18%, Asia: 56%

July 28, 2009

US$ 800,000,000

Joint Bookrunner and Billing & Delivery Agent

7.000% Senior Notes Due 2015

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Woori Bank US$800m 5.5-year Senior Notes OfferingDebt Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill Lynch

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Key Transaction Terms

Debt Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill LynchWoori Bank US$800m 5.5-year Senior Notes Offering (Cont’d)

Issuer: Woori Bank

Securities: Fixed Rate Senior Unsecured Notes

Offering Size: US$800,000,000

Coupon: 7.000%

Price: 99.578%

Offer Spread: 5-year UST + 450bps (Equivalent to US$ 3month Libor + 384bps)

Pricing Date: July 28, 2009

Settlement Date: August 2, 2009

Maturity Date: February 2, 2015

Distribution: 144A / Reg.S

Ratings: A2 Stable (Moody’s) / A- Negative (S&P) / A- Negative (Fitch)

Listing: Singapore Stock Exchange

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Debt Deals Arranged by Bank of America Merrill LynchWoori Bank US$800m 5.5-year Senior Notes Offering (Cont’d)