Equity Guaranteed Investment Portfolio

Track your market-linked guaranteed investments on the stock market.

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Last update: February 3, 2012

Equity Guaranteed Investment Portfolio - February 2, 2012

Issue date (investment agreement)	Term	Initial index level	Index level	Cumulative appreciation (note 2)	Maximum appreciation at maturity (note 4)
December 14, 2011	5 years	100.00	104.14	4.1%	28.00%
October 19, 2011	5 years	100.00	105.69	5.7%	28.00%
July 14, 2011	5 years	100.00	100.00	0.0%	31.00%
April 20, 2011	5 years	100.00	100.26	0.3%	31.00%
February 17, 2011	5 years	100.00	100.11	0.1%	27.50%
November 18, 2010	5 years	100.00	102.63	2.6%	31.00%
September 16, 2010	5 years	100.00	106.91	6.9%	34.00%
June 16, 2010	5 years	100.00	109.46	9.5%	30.00%
March 16, 2010	5 years	100.00	104.64	4.6%	30.00%
January 16, 2010	5 years	100.00	105.04	5.0%	30.00%
November 17, 2009	5 years	100.00	107.76	7.8%	32.00%
September 5, 2009	5 years	100.00	112.74	12.7%	34.00%
June 13, 2009	5 years	100.00	115.99	16.0%	38.00%
March 14, 2009	5 years	100.00	138.96	39.0%	41.00%
January 17, 2009	5 years	100.00	130.75	30.8%	41.00%
November 15, 2008	5 years	100.00	128.44	28.4%	41.00%
September 13, 2008	5 years	100.00	101.90	1.9%	41.00%
June 14, 2008	5 years	100.00	100.00	0.0%	42.00%
June 14, 2008	5 years	100.00	84.66	0.0%	Unlimited
March 15, 2008	5 years	100.00	100.32	0.3%	42.00%
March 15, 2008	5 years	100.00	90.78	0.0%	Unlimited

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2. The indicated percentage represents the appreciation of the index in relation to its initial level. This appreciation takes into account the characteristics of each indexed term savings product: it was raised for issues with a participation rate over 100%, and also considers participation rates that are lower than the index growth, if applicable. The appreciation also takes into account, if applicable, the annual higher and lower limits stipulated in the deposit agreement. Your capital is guaranteed but the return may be nil. The return indicated (not expressed as an annual compound return) illustrates the trends of the various issues.

4. Maximum appreciation at maturity: certain issues have ceilings that determine the maximum amount you may receive at maturity.