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June 14 - June 16 2006 • Mont Tremblant, Québec

RREEF Infrastructure is part of RREEF, the global real estate and
infrastructure investment operation of Deutsche Asset Management, an organization
dedicated to managing money on a fiduciary basis. RREEF Infrastructure
invests in stable, income producing assets such as utilities, transport,
forestry and social infrastructure such as healthcare and education.
Formerly part of DB Capital Partners in Australia, the business was
expanded globally in April 2005 and is headquartered in New York. As of
31-December-2005 RREEF Infrastructure had €1.3 billion of assets
under management.
With its roots as one of Australia's leading infrastructure specialist,
RREEF Infrastructure has been involved in landmark developments such as
Sydney's Cross City Tunnel and the Melbourne Airport privatization and
invests on behalf of a wide range of clients including superannuation
funds and a number of well-known Australian institutions. Recent
acquisitions include New Zealand timber land and a gas line in the United
Kingdom. RREEF Infrastructure is also a joint venture partner with Cheung
Kong Infrastructure Holdings (CKI) in Spark Infrastructure, an ASX-listed
energy infrastructure fund in Australia.
RREEF acquires and manages investments in commercial and residential
property, real estate securities and infrastructure investments on behalf
of its institutional and private clients worldwide. Its product offering
is global and comprehensive, including core, value-enhanced and high
yield property investments as well as investments in publicly traded real
estate securities, and infrastructure investments including
transportation and energy distribution assets. Headquartered in New York,
RREEF employs more than 2,000 real estate professionals in 17 cities
around the world. The combined group has more than €52
billion/US$62 billion in assets under management worldwide as of 31
December 2005.
RREEF is part of Deutsche Asset Management, the global investment
management business of Deutsche Bank.
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