Tpg Inc. · NASDAQ:TPG

Tpg — Investor Day (November 2023)

141 slides from Tpg's investor day presentation, November 2023

  1. Slide 1: TPG Angelo Gordon Teach-In

    TPG Angelo Gordon Teach-In November 2023 TPG HIGHLY CONFIDENTIAL — NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION

  2. Slide 2: Important Notices

    Important Notices This presentation is being provided by TPG Inc. (“TPG,” “we,” “our,” “us,” or the “Company”) solely for informational purposes for its public stockholders and analysts. To the maximum extent permitted by law, none of us or our affiliates, directors, officers, partners, employees, a

  3. Slide 3: Important Notices (Cont’d)

    Important Notices (Cont’d) Pro Forma Information Pro Forma Information - Acquisition Pro forma figures are on an adjusted basis, assuming the Acquisition occurred on January 1, 2022. Due to the Acquisitions, comparability of prior periods may be limited. The unaudited pro forma condensed combined fi

  4. Slide 4: Welcome Remarks

    Welcome Remarks

  5. Slide 5: Presenter

    Presenter Gary Stein Head of Investor Relations 5

  6. Slide 6: Agenda

    Agenda Topic Presenter(s) Title Welcome Remarks Gary Stein Head of Investor Relations Introduction & Transaction Overview Jon Winkelried Chief Executive Officer Integration Update Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri Chief Operating Officer TPG Angelo Gordon Overview Josh Baumgarten Co-Managing Partner of TPG AG an

  7. Slide 7: Introduction & Transaction Overview

    Introduction & Transaction Overview

  8. Slide 8: Presenter

    Presenter Jon Winkelried Chief Executive Officer 8

  9. Slide 9: TPG is a Scaled, Global Alternative Asset Manager

    TPG is a Scaled, Global Alternative Asset Manager Private Equity Credit Real Estate Market Solutions Capital Credit Solutions TPG Real Estate GP-Led Secondaries Asia Structured Credit & Specialty Finance TPG AG Real Estate Public Market Investing Growth Middle Market Direct Lending Real Estate Credi

  10. Slide 10: Three Significant Levers of Growth at IPO

    Three Significant Levers of Growth at IPO 1 2 3 Scale Existing Businesses New Adjacent Products Inorganic Growth • Raise highly visible • Grow platforms through • Expand into meaningful pipeline of next organic product innovation untapped whitespace in generation funds • Leverage existing insights c

  11. Slide 11: Post-IPO, TPG Well-Positioned to Play Offense

    Post-IPO, TPG Well-Positioned to Play Offense • Clean slate in attractive whitespaces Significant Untapped • Unencumbered by legacy assets or relationships Growth Potential • Natural extensions of existing business Enabled By Public Company Currency Balance Sheet Capital IPO proceeds and increased a

  12. Slide 12: Growth Strategy Capitalizes on Significant Secular Trends

    Growth Strategy Capitalizes on Significant Secular Trends 1 Limited partners want broader and deeper relationships across fewer fully-integrated Broad Industry solutions providers, driving strategic consolidation among managers to the highest Consolidation level in over a decade1 2 Accelerated Growt

  13. Slide 13: LPs Consolidating Relationships Among Largest GPs

    LPs Consolidating Relationships Among Largest GPs Top 300 GPs by Private Equity Fundraising1 “Top-of-the-House” Relationship Greater leverage with select GPs through Total private equity direct investment more strategic relationships capital raised over the previous 5 years $Trillions $3.13 Comprehe

  14. Slide 14: Favorable Dynamics Driving Evolution of Private Credit

    Favorable Dynamics Driving Evolution of Private Credit Private Debt AUM Forecast1 $Trillions 2020’s $2.8 Global pandemic, higher $2.5 interest rates, and $2.3 2010’s regional banking crisis $2.0 2008 – 2010 $1.8 Investors searching for higher returns during $1.6 Global Financial Crisis resulting ult

  15. Slide 15: Retail and Insurance to Drive Next Leg of AUM Growth

    Retail and Insurance to Drive Next Leg of AUM Growth Retail Insurance Estimated Global Alternatives AUM from Private Wealth1 Private Equity-Influenced U.S. Insurer AUM2 $Billions % $14T $1,000 Total AUM % share of U.S. Life 12% insurance industry assets $750 9% 12% CAGR $4T $500 6% 2022 2032E $250 3

  16. Slide 16: Key Criteria for Evaluating Inorganic Growth Opportunities

    Key Criteria for Evaluating Inorganic Growth Opportunities • Important and relevant player with sufficient scale in one or more key asset classes Breadth & Scale • Ability to drive additional growth and add meaningfully to investing ecosystem • Long-term track record of delivering strong risk-adjust

  17. Slide 17: We Believe Angelo Gordon is an Optimal Strategic Fit for TPG

    We Believe Angelo Gordon is an Optimal Strategic Fit for TPG $57 billion Credit platform marks a significant expansion at scale into the asset class, with multiple strategies purpose built to capitalize on the long-term secular trends in private credit $18 billion Real Estate platform broadens TPG’s

  18. Slide 18: Furthers Position as a Total Solutions Provider

    Furthers Position as a Total Solutions Provider $212 Billion of Total AUM Market Capital Growth Impact Credit Real Estate Real Estate Solutions Credit Solutions Scaled, Control-Oriented Growth Equity Private Equity Investing Structured Credit and Opportunistic and Differentiated Strategies Private E

  19. Slide 19: Combined Solution Set Spans the Risk / Return Spectrum

    Combined Solution Set Spans the Risk / Return Spectrum Return Profile Lower Higher Scaled PE and Buyouts Private Growth Equity Equity Impact Investing Credit Solutions Structured Credit & Specialty Finance Credit Middle Market Direct Lending Multi-Strategy Opportunistic Value Add Real Core Plus Esta

  20. Slide 20: Key Takeaways from Today

    Key Takeaways from Today • 55% increase in AUM1 and 44% increase in FRR2 TPG is now significantly more scaled 1 and diversified across asset classes • Differentiated capabilities across private equity and real estate, and the addition of a multi-strategy credit platform • Differentiated investing st

  21. Slide 21: Integration Update

    Integration Update

  22. Slide 22: Presenter

    Presenter Anilu Vazquez-Ubarri Chief Operating Officer 22

  23. Slide 23: Goals for TPG-Angelo Gordon Integration

    Goals for TPG-Angelo Gordon Integration 1 2 3 Integration Develop a Identify growth Operational Goals “one firm” culture opportunities readiness Team Seven Working Groups Integration Communications, People & Culture, Capital Formation, Responsible Compliance, Business Integration, Services, and Real

  24. Slide 24: Significant and Comprehensive Firmwide Progress

    Significant and Comprehensive Firmwide Progress Completed In Progress Strategic • Prioritized and developed execution plans for revenue • Execute on new business initiatives, Initiatives synergy opportunities to pursue post-close including LP engagement • New global organizational structure and repo

  25. Slide 25: TPG Angelo Gordon Overview

    TPG Angelo Gordon Overview

  26. Slide 26: Presenter

    Presenter Josh Baumgarten Co-Managing Partner of TPG AG and Head of TPG AG Credit 26

  27. Slide 27: TPG Angelo Gordon’s Strategic Fit within TPG

    TPG Angelo Gordon’s Strategic Fit within TPG Scale and Shared Expanded Common Complementary Diversification Intellectual Capital Capital Base Currency Cultures Expanded set of Fundamental, Minimal LP overlap, Culture of high Ability to investment strategies asset-level orientation opportunity to dri

  28. Slide 28: TPG Angelo Gordon: A Snapshot

    TPG Angelo Gordon: A Snapshot A Scaled Leader in Credit and Real Estate $76 Billion 35 Years AUM Delivering strong Diversified credit and risk-adjusted returns real estate investing platform 1988 Year Founded 700+ Employees Scalable Fundamental Investment Infrastructure 236 Professionals Poised to d

  29. Slide 29: Opportunistic Growth in our First 30 Years

    Opportunistic Growth in our First 30 Years… Inception Organic Multi-Strategy Platform Development & Heritage 1993 – 2016 Distressed CLOs Whole Loans Performing Commercial Residential & Middle Market Credit Arbitrage Credit Real Estate Debt Consumer Debt Direct Lending 1988 1998 2006 2008 2014 1993 2

  30. Slide 30: Strategic Platform Alignment to Drive Scale

    Strategic Platform Alignment to Drive Scale Positioning for the Next Era of TPG Angelo Gordon 2017 – Present Align for Infrastructure Strategic TPG Acquires Succession Plan Growth Build-Out Client Focus Angelo Gordon • Josh Baumgarten and • Credit Solutions Platform: • Significant investment to • In

  31. Slide 31: Diversified Product Set Across Credit and Real Estate

    Diversified Product Set Across Credit and Real Estate Structured Credit & Middle Market Credit Solutions CLOs Global Real Estate Specialty Finance Direct Lending All-weather, solutions-based Public and private Senior secured direct lender capital pursuing equity-like opportunities across to private

  32. Slide 32: Strong Track Record of Delivering for our Clients

    Strong Track Record of Delivering for our Clients Inception-to-Date IRR TPG AG Credit – Closed End TPG AG Real Estate – Closed End Gross IRR Net IRR Gross IRR Net IRR 18% 18% 18% 15% 15% 15% 15% 14% 14% 14% 13% 13% 12% 11% 11% 10% 10% 9% Credit Structured Credit Middle Market Essential U.S. Realty C

  33. Slide 33: Meaningful Asset Growth at the Product Level

    Meaningful Asset Growth at the Product Level Assets Under Management $Billions Credit Solutions Middle Market Asia Real Estate Structured Credit & Direct Lending Specialty Finance $20B $13B $5B $15B 1.4x $11B 5.0x 5.0x 6.5x $1B $2B $4B 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 33

  34. Slide 34: Platform Alignment Driving Substantial Step Up in AUM

    Platform Alignment Driving Substantial Step Up in AUM Assets Under Management Fee Earning AUM TPG AG Credit TPG AG Real Estate TPG AG Credit TPG AG Real Estate $76B $52B $18B $13B 2.1x 2.3x $37B $23B $10B $57B $7B $38B $27B $17B 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 $11 Billion $8 Billion AUM Not Yet Earning Fees FAU

  35. Slide 35: Fund Scaling Paradigm

    Fund Scaling Paradigm Evolution of Strategy Fund Scaling Average Fund Size of Average of Top 3 Funds1 Top 10 Commitments2 $2.9B $291M Win Large, Strategic LP Mandates 2.1x Aligning Platform Construction 3.1x from “Trades” to “Platforms” $141M $925M Base LP Demand Strong Performance and Consistent Tr

  36. Slide 36: TPG Angelo Gordon Positioned to Accelerate Scale

    TPG Angelo Gordon Positioned to Accelerate Scale Evolution of Strategy Fund Scaling Accelerate Scaling of Average Fund Size of Average of Institutionally Sized Funds Top 3 Funds1 Top 10 Commitments2 Win Large, Strategic LP Mandates Aligning Platform Construction from “Trades” to “Platforms” $2.9B $2

  37. Slide 37: Core Products Poised to Continue Scaling

    Core Products Poised to Continue Scaling AUM ($M) per Investment Professional Credit Solutions Middle Market Direct Lending Structured Credit & Specialty Finance $530M $476M $257M 1.1x $416M 2.5x 5.4x $104M $99M 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 2017 3Q23 Highly scalable upper-tier Scale to capitalize on more 1 L

  38. Slide 38: Clear Runway to Expand and Deepen LP Relationships

    Clear Runway to Expand and Deepen LP Relationships Total Commitments in Active Funds1 Capital Formation Opportunity Set 6% 4% 3% • <10% overlap between TPG and TPG AG 7% LPs 8% By 10% 39% 9% 42% LP Type • Only ~15% overlap of Sovereign Wealth 10% 9% Funds, ~25% overlap of Pensions 13% 16% 26% Sovere

  39. Slide 39: TPG Angelo Gordon’s Product Highlights Ahead

    TPG Angelo Gordon’s Product Highlights Ahead 1 2 3 4 Positioned for the Partnership Cycle Tested, tenured Disciplined, yet Largest Secular Tailwinds Philosophy teams investing Nimble and Flexible in Private Credit together for decades Investing Approach Growing LP Asset Cycle Agnostic Bias towards C

  40. Slide 40: TPG Angelo Gordon Leadership & Today’s Speakers

    TPG Angelo Gordon Leadership & Today’s Speakers Today’s Speakers Josh Baumgarten Adam Schwartz Co-Managing Partner and Co-Managing Partner and Head of TPG AG Credit Head of TPG AG Global Real Estate Corporate Credit Structured Global Real Estate Middle Market Multi- Credit & Specialty Net Lease Cred

  41. Slide 41: TPG Angelo Gordon Credit

    TPG Angelo Gordon Credit

  42. Slide 42: Middle Market Direct Lending

    Middle Market Direct Lending

  43. Slide 43: Presenters

    Presenters Trevor Clark Drew Guyette Kim Trick Head of Middle Market Co-Chief Credit Officer, Co-Chief Credit Officer, Direct Lending Middle Market Direct Lending Middle Market Direct Lending 43

  44. Slide 44: Middle Market Direct Lending: Key Highlights

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Key Highlights 1 2 3 4 Market Disciplined Experienced Positioned Leading Approach Team to Scale Few competitors of scale Diversification by client, Proven ability to deploy Expand our capital base focused on the borrower, sector and and manage capital and leverage curre

  45. Slide 45: Middle Market Direct Lending: Overview

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Overview Platform Structure $19.8B $32B Various Fund Structures AUM Cumulative Investments Business made to date1 AG Direct Lending AG Direct Lending Development Customized Funds Evergreen Company Vehicles (Closed-End Funds) (Private Funds) (Public, Non-traded) 15% 11%

  46. Slide 46: Middle Market Direct Lending: Market Differentiation

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Market Differentiation Key Platform Metrics 100% 100% 0% 0.02% Senior Secured Floating Rate Covenant-Lite Annualized First Lien1 Loans Loss Rate2 $24M 43% 96% Weighted Weighted Average Administrative Average EBITDA Loan-to-Value3 Agent or Co-Lead4 Financial Risk Differe

  47. Slide 47: Middle Market Direct Lending: Summary

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Summary Strategy Overview Core Tenets of Investment Strategy ▪ Established: 2014 Non-Cyclical Healthcare Leadership Role in Industries & Focus Specialization Credit Facilities ▪ Geographic Focus: North America on Stability ▪ Investment Mandate: Source, underwrite, and a

  48. Slide 48: Middle Market Direct Lending: Investment Approach

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Investment Approach Sourcing1 High Degree of Selectivity Cumulative Deals Received % of Deals Closed Total deals 11,300+ 11,300 + 20.0 % in the pipeline 10,369 18.0 % Unique 8,912 16.0 % 5,100+ deals reviewed 14.0 % 7,335 6,356 12.0 % Unique sponsors 895+ 10.0 % providi

  49. Slide 49: Middle Market Direct Lending: Investment Approach

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Investment Approach Industry Focus1 Active Portfolio Management2 13% Direct Access to Borrower via Administrative Agent Role 3% 3% 32% 3% Real-Time Analysis of Borrower’s Liquidity for every 3% Revolver draw 3% 4% ~4-6 Portfolio Accounts Per Underwriter allows for 3% 5%

  50. Slide 50: Middle Market Direct Lending: Growth Opportunities

    Middle Market Direct Lending: Growth Opportunities Growth Drivers TPG Partnership Opportunities Installed embedded growth with significant excess origination within lower middle market Core Expansion ~$17.5B of Asset Lower Middle Commitments Market Growth Move up-market with existing borrowers ~$9.5

  51. Slide 51: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance

  52. Slide 52: Presenter

    Presenter T.J. Durkin Head of Structured Credit & Specialty Finance 52

  53. Slide 53: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Highlights

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Highlights 1 2 3 4 Significant Differentiated Accelerating Ready to Complex Market Competitive LP Demand Scale Moat Opportunity to Deep bench with long Resembles direct Fully built, generate alpha tenure and “public lending specialized and private” footprin

  54. Slide 54: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Overview

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Overview Platform Structure $14.8B 13+ years Liquid Credit Private Credit Track record in Asset Based Customized AUM Private Credit AG Mortgage Value AG Asset Based Vehicles Partners Credit Fund (“MVP”) (“ABC”) Separately Managed Investment Grade ABC Evergreen

  55. Slide 55: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Large Addressable Market

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Large Addressable Market Structured Credit as a Percentage of U.S. Nonfinancial Credit1 Total U.S. Fixed Income Assets2 Total U.S. Fixed Consumer US Treasuries Munis Income: $48.6 trillion Credit (exc. Bills) 8% 12% Corporate 41% Securitized Business Credit Pro

  56. Slide 56: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Impact of Bank Retrenchment

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Impact of Bank Retrenchment Global Banks Regional Banks Other Commercial Other Commercial & Industrial 15% 21% & Industrial 17% 25% Auto 4% Card Auto 14 Banks 6% 4,186 Banks 6% ~$6 Trillion ~$5 Trillion Total Assets CRE Total Assets Card 11% Home 12% Lending CR

  57. Slide 57: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Platform Differentiators

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Platform Differentiators Public and Private Market Presence Broad Skill Set SECURITIES ILLIQUIDS Trading Proprietary RMBS Direct origination Expertise Sourcing Channels CMBS Asset purchases Integrated Consumer & Other ABS Residential Whole Loans Investment

  58. Slide 58: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Platform Differentiators

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Key Platform Differentiators Private Market Opportunity: Financing Gap Broad Footprint & Flexible Deployment Our broad footprint and flexible approach creates opportunities to finance debt capital needs in “gaps” that are not covered by traditional market parti

  59. Slide 59: Asset Based Credit (Private Credit): Summary

    Asset Based Credit (Private Credit): Summary Product Overview Key Metrics ▪ Established: 2010 (strategy), 2023 (Fund I) ▪ Investment Mandate: diversified specialty private credit strategy Strategy $5.3B+ 98% (2010) Invested Cost Net DPI on Overall targeting high income and capital appreciation acros

  60. Slide 60: Mortgage Value Partners (Liquid Credit): Summary

    Mortgage Value Partners (Liquid Credit): Summary Product Overview Key Return Metrics ▪ Established: 2009 $5.9B $2.7B ▪ Investment Mandate: multi-asset, liquid structured credit portfolio AUM NAV that seeks to deliver a diversifying source of income and total return vs. major risk asset and hedge fun

  61. Slide 61: Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Growth Opportunities

    Structured Credit & Specialty Finance: Growth Opportunities Growth Inflection Point Current & Future Growth Drivers Highly scalable platform with competitive moat well positioned for industry tailwinds Accelerated pullback Existing secular of banks from growth trends for non-EBITDA lending instituti

  62. Slide 62: Credit Solutions

    Credit Solutions

  63. Slide 63: Presenter

    Presenter Ryan Mollett Global Head of Credit Solutions 63

  64. Slide 64: Credit Solutions: Key Highlights

    Credit Solutions: Key Highlights 1 2 3 4 Equity-Like Partnership Sector Specialist All Weather Returns + Philosophy Model Solutions Downside Protection Creative solutions Rigid, PE-style diligence, Not cyclical, Current yield of credit provider, flexible capital embedded in sector highly scalable, l

  65. Slide 65: Credit Solutions: Overview

    Credit Solutions: Overview Platform1 Structure $10.6B $19.0B $2.8B 4 Complementary Fund Series Commitments Cumulative Investments Capital Credit WIP Financing Raised made to date2 Distributed3 Commingled Commingled Commingled Closed-End Open-End Bespoke Closed-End AG Credit AG CSF AG Corporate 18% 1

  66. Slide 66: Credit Solutions: Key Differentiators

    Credit Solutions: Key Differentiators Solutions-Based Approach Credit Solutions: Call of Choice2 “Angelo Gordon approached our company with a creative financing solution that was tailored to our specific objectives … we appreciate that Angelo Gordon listened to our specific needs and acted as truste

  67. Slide 67: Credit Solutions: Our Investment Playbook

    Credit Solutions: Our Investment Playbook Rigorous Upfront Sector Approach to Drive Favorable Outcomes1 • Scaled team of sector specialists: embedded within ecosystems to identify opportunities with management teams, capital structures, credit documents Do The Work in Advance • Established “spider w

  68. Slide 68: Credit Solutions: Product Summary

    Credit Solutions: Product Summary Product Overview1 Key Metrics ▪ Vintage Series: 2019, 2021 AG Credit AG Credit ▪ Fund Structure: Draw-down; 3-year investment period, 2-year Solutions Fund Solutions Fund II harvest period Vintage 2019 2021 ▪ Investment Style: Opportunistic, stressed and special sit

  69. Slide 69: CSF (Annex) Dislocation & Corporate Credit Opportunities: Product Summary

    CSF (Annex) Dislocation & Corporate Credit Opportunities: Product Summary CSF (Annex) Dislocation Corporate Credit Opportunities ▪ Vintage Series: 2020, 2022 ▪ Fund Structure: Open-ended evergreen ▪ Fund Structure: Draw-down; 1-year investment period ▪ Investment Style: Opportunistic liquid public c

  70. Slide 70: Essential Housing: Product Summary

    Essential Housing: Product Summary Product Overview Public Homebuilders Pivot to an Asset Light Model ▪ Vintage Series: 2020, 2021 Trading Multiple (TEV / Total Book Value)1 ▪ Description: Proprietary business platform that provides homebuilders with off-balance-sheet financing for short-duration As

  71. Slide 71: Credit Solutions: Growth Opportunities

    Credit Solutions: Growth Opportunities Significant Fund Growth1 Future Growth Drivers Credit Solutions Essential Housing Hybrid Solutions $3.1B SMAs Essential Housing $2.5B 1.7x CSF Annex Dislocation $1.8B ~$7.6B of Credit Solutions Capital Raised 3.9x SMAs ~$4.0B of Essential Housing Fund II Capita

  72. Slide 72: Credit Solutions: Growth Opportunities

    Credit Solutions: Growth Opportunities TPG Partnership Opportunities Accelerating Capital Formation 1 Flagship Credit Solutions, Essential Housing Sector-Based Collaboration 2 Sourcing ideas across TPG platforms and teams Future Expansion of New Products 3 TPG Hybrid Solutions 72

  73. Slide 73: TPG Angelo Gordon Real Estate

    TPG Angelo Gordon Real Estate

  74. Slide 74: Presenters

    Presenters Adam Schwartz Avi Banyasz Co-Managing Partner of TPG AG and Co-Head of TPG Real Estate Head of TPG AG Global Real Estate 74

  75. Slide 75: TPG AG Real Estate: Key Highlights

    TPG AG Real Estate: Key Highlights 1 2 3 4 5 Nimble & Cycle Long-Tenured Multi-Strategy Combined TPG Diversified Tested Team Firm + AG Platform Approach 30-year track record of Tenured leadership with Proprietary sourcing Credit DNA provides [] 1+1=3 generating consistent average 17 years network an

  76. Slide 76: TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Overview

    TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Overview Platform Structure $18B $7B 4 Products AUM Combined Available Capital U.S. Europe Asia Net Lease 860+ $51B+ Purchase Price Transactions Since Inception AG XI: 2022 AG Europe IV: 2023 Asia V: 2022 AG NETL V: 2023 AG X AG Europe III AG NETL IV 49% 105% Asia

  77. Slide 77: TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Platform Development

    TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Platform Development $18B Total Real Estate AUM Europe Real Estate $4B AUM Net Lease Europe Real Estate $2B AUM Net Lease Net Lease Asia Real Estate $5B AUM Asia Real Estate Asia Real Estate U.S. Real Estate U.S. Real Estate U.S. Real Estate U.S. Real Estate $7B A

  78. Slide 78: TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Investment Approach

    TPG AG Global Real Estate Platform: Investment Approach Three Principles of Investing AG Operating Partner Network Focus on value- Real estate is an Capital preservation creation at the inefficient, is paramount property level local business Value-Add Spectrum Diversification across the spectrum of

  79. Slide 79: TPG + TPG AG Combined Real Estate: Platform Overview

    TPG + TPG AG Combined Real Estate: Platform Overview Real Estate AUM Complementary Overlap U.S. Europe Asia Net Lease $18B $18B Average $25-50M $150M+1 11% Check Size 18% 30% Investment PE-Style Single Property Style Platform Building 21% 82% Sourcing Operating Partner Centralized Approach Network 3

  80. Slide 80: TPG Real Estate Platform: Overview

    TPG Real Estate Platform: Overview Platform and Strategy Structure $18B 53 4 Products Platform AUM Dedicated Investment Professionals1 TPG Real Estate TPG Real Estate TPG Real Estate TPG RE Finance Thematic Credit TPGRE employs a research and data-driven approach Partners Advantage Opportunities Tru

  81. Slide 81: TPG + TPG AG Combined Real Estate: Team Collaboration

    TPG + TPG AG Combined Real Estate: Team Collaboration Significant Flywheel as a Combined Platform Sector Regional Insights Insights Complementary Platforms Cross Platform Sourcing Advantage Negotiating Capital + Power Markets Leverage Minimal Overlap of LP Relationships Portfolio LP Ability to Meani

  82. Slide 82: Presenters

    Presenters Reid Liffmann Matt Jackson Head of TPG AG Co-Portfolio Manager of U.S. Real Estate TPG AG U.S. Real Estate 82

  83. Slide 83: U.S. Real Estate: Product Summary

    U.S. Real Estate: Product Summary Product Overview Key Metrics and Selected Investments1 ▪ Established: 1993 $7.0B 112% ▪ Geographic Focus: Primarily U.S.; 20% allowed for non-U.S. AUM Gross DPI / 107% Net DPI ▪ Investment Mandate: Invest across entire non-core, value-add spectrum; middle market app

  84. Slide 84: U.S. Real Estate: Sourcing Differentiation

    U.S. Real Estate: Sourcing Differentiation Sourcing Network Investment Approach West East 90+ U.S. operating partners 25+ partners 25+ partners aligned with investment team Midwest 5+ partners South Vast majority of deal flow 25+ partners sourced off-market Dedicated regional Operating partner offic

  85. Slide 85: U.S. Real Estate: Flexible Mandate

    U.S. Real Estate: Flexible Mandate Nimble and Flexible Ability to invest across Diversified and Thematic portfolio entire non-core opportunistic construction with real estate spectrum across property sectors, bottom-up sourcing geographies and risk profiles U.S. Diversification by Property Type1 U.S

  86. Slide 86: Presenter

    Presenter Anuj Mittal Head of TPG AG Europe Real Estate 86

  87. Slide 87: Europe Real Estate: Product Summary

    Europe Real Estate: Product Summary Product Overview Key Metrics and Selected Investments ▪ Established: 2009 $3.7B 82% ▪ Geographic Focus: U.K., Western Europe and Nordics AUM Gross DPI / 70% Net DPI ▪ Investment Mandate: Invest across the capital structure in a broad range of value-added risk oppo

  88. Slide 88: Europe Real Estate: Key Differentiators

    Europe Real Estate: Key Differentiators Scaled Pan-European Presence Long-Tenured Localized Sourcing Multi-Faceted Competitive Leadership Network & Engine Approach Positioning Sourcing amidst dislocation: partnership with TPG AG Scarcity of Pan-European 50 Operating Partners credit teams Senior Lead

  89. Slide 89: Europe Real Estate: Key Differentiators

    Europe Real Estate: Key Differentiators Flexible Fund Strategy Fund III Diversification1 6% 1% United Kingdom 8% Germany Bottom-up sourcing and execution Netherlands 10% 44% Spain Geography Italy 11% Ireland France 19% Shift to competitive risk-adjusted opportunities as market conditions change 17%

  90. Slide 90: Presenter

    Presenter Wilson Leung Head of TPG AG Asia Real Estate 90

  91. Slide 91: Asia Real Estate: Product Summary

    Asia Real Estate: Product Summary Product Overview Key Metrics and Selected Investments ▪ Established: 2005 $5.4B 99% ▪ Geographic Focus: Asia, with strong emphasis on Japan, South Korea, AUM Gross DPI / 91% Net DPI China, Hong Kong and Singapore ▪ Investment Mandate: Emphasize an opportunistic appr

  92. Slide 92: Asia Real Estate: Key Differentiators

    Asia Real Estate: Key Differentiators Competitive Positioning Fund IV Diversification1 5%3% Japan Complicated and Large Opportunity with 11% China Closed Market Few Experienced GPs Korea Geography 54% Hong Kong Fewer overall players, 27% Singapore Significant barriers to entry leading choice for LPs

  93. Slide 93: Asia Real Estate: Ability to Scale

    Asia Real Estate: Ability to Scale Capital Raised by Fund Series ($M) $2,254 >2.5x $1,315 $847 $616 $526 Fund I Fund II Fund III Fund IV Fund V and Japan Value-Add1 2006 2010 2015 2018 2022-2023 Note: Includes GP and affiliate commitments. 1. Fund V and Japan Value-Add are actively fundraising. Capi

  94. Slide 94: Presenter

    Presenter Gordon Whiting Head of TPG AG Net Lease 94

  95. Slide 95: Net Lease: Product Summary

    Net Lease: Product Summary Product Overview Key Metrics and Selected Investments ▪ Established: 2006 $1.9B 104% 53% ▪ Geographic Focus: Primarily U.S.; 25% allowed for non-North AUM Gross DPI / Average Leverage America 80% Net DPI since inception2 ▪ Investment Mandate: Invest primarily in single ten

  96. Slide 96: Net Lease: Investment Approach

    Net Lease: Investment Approach Key Differentiators Contractual Rent Increases1 In-house credit teams, 5% Target Tenants • Below Investment grade diligent assessment > 3% 65% 2-3% • Annual rent increases & Rigid Lease Terms Downside protection covenants < 2% • 15 – 25 year terms Enhanced landlord 6%

  97. Slide 97: Global Real Estate Platform: Growth Opportunities

    Global Real Estate Platform: Growth Opportunities Organic growth in successor Expansion into Ancillary co-investment flagship fund size lower cost of capital vehicles or target SMAs Note: There can be no assurance any expected growth opportunities will ultimately be achieved. 97

  98. Slide 98: Financial Overview

    Financial Overview

  99. Slide 99: Presenter

    Presenter Jack Weingart Chief Financial Officer 99

  100. Slide 100: Executing Across Organic and Inorganic Growth Opportunities

    Executing Across Organic and Inorganic Growth Opportunities Growth Levers at the Time of IPO 1 Scale Existing Business Flagship Supercycle Near targets despite challenging market Secondaries Successfully established, plan to scale 2 Organic Innovation Real Estate Credit Successfully established, pla

  101. Slide 101: TPG Progress Since IPO – Last Two Years

    TPG Progress Since IPO – Last Two Years TPG Standalone LTM September 20211 LTM September 2023 AUM $109 +25% $136 $Billions FAUM $59 +33% $79 $Billions Management Fees $675 +53% $1,033 $Millions FRR $Millions $837 +41% $1,180 FRE $311 +67% $520 $Millions FRE Margin 37% +680bps 44% % Note: See the Rec

  102. Slide 102: Transaction Overview

    Transaction Overview Key Terms Bolsters FRE Growth Engine • 61.4 million total Common Units of • Additional $52 billion of fee earning AUM TPG Operating Group and restricted • 44% increase in Fee-Related Revenues1 and 24% increase in Fee-Related Earnings1 stock units of TPG • Diversifies revenue str

  103. Slide 103: Sources & Uses

    Sources & Uses Sources Uses Sources $Millions Uses $Millions TPG Equity1 $1,731 TPG Equity Issued at Close $1,731 Cash from TPG Balance Sheet $263 Cash to Escrow at Close $103 Revolver Draw $470 Cash to AG Founders and Partners $630 Contingent Cash Holdback $150 Contingent Cash Holdback $150 Total S

  104. Slide 104: Pro Forma Balance Sheet and Liquidity

    Pro Forma Balance Sheet and Liquidity Debt and Liquidity Profile $Millions As of: 9/30/23 PF 9/30/20231 Interest Rate Maturity Date Cash & Cash Equivalents $647 $171 $1.2 Billion Revolver2 -- $470 SOFR + 110 September 2028 Secured Debt $250 $250 5.21% June 20383 Unsecured Debt $200 $200 SOFR + 110 M

  105. Slide 105: Share Count Impact

    Share Count Impact Diluted Share Count Common Units & RSUs Issued to AG Parties Shares 3Q’23 AG Issuance PF 3Q’23 TPG Inc. Diluted Shares Outstanding • Common Units Class A common shares outstanding 80,587,371 -- 80,587,371 − Transfer Restrictions 22% to o No units may be sold or transferred during

  106. Slide 106: Pro Forma Stock Based Compensation

    Pro Forma Stock Based Compensation Unrecognized Remaining Category Pro Forma Units Outstanding Compensation Expense ($M) Recognition Period1 Legacy Equity and Other IPO-Related Awards2 N/A $1,123.5 2.0 - 5.0 years AG Transaction Units3 N/A $1,085.7 5.0 years TPG Inc. IPO-Related RSUs4,5 9,422,548 $1

  107. Slide 107: Strategic Acquisition Reinforces Our Business Model

    Strategic Acquisition Reinforces Our Business Model Profitable Balance Sheet FRE Centricity Diversification Growth Light Continued prioritization of FRE, consistent with existing structure Meaningful margin expansion Aligns with capital-light approach, Provides additional revenue opportunity, driven

  108. Slide 108: Angelo Gordon Adds Significant Scale to TPG

    Angelo Gordon Adds Significant Scale to TPG Six Months Ended June 30, 2023 Fee Related Revenues Fee Related Earnings After-Tax Distributable Earnings $Millions $Millions $Millions +44% $245 $796 +24% $56 $280 +17% $551 $225 $32 $216 $184 TPG AG 1 PF Non-GAAP TPG AG 2 PF Non-GAAP TPG AG 3 PF Non-GAAP

  109. Slide 109: Increased Diversification Across Asset Classes

    Increased Diversification Across Asset Classes 3Q’23 Assets Under Management 1H’23 Fee Related Revenues TPG Standalone Pro Forma Combined TPG Standalone Pro Forma Combined Other Other Market 5% 3% Solutions Market Real Solutions Credit 6% Credit Capital Estate Capital 9% 19% 27% 28% 14% 32% Real Cap

  110. Slide 110: Key Drivers of TPG AG’s Revenue Model

    Key Drivers of TPG AG’s Revenue Model TPG AG Credit TPG AG Real Estate AUM / FAUM ▪ $57 billion / $38 billion ▪ $18 billion / $13 billion ▪ Management fees ▪ Management fees − Fees earned on committed and net funded capital − Fees earned on invested capital or cost basis of assets (scaled based on c

  111. Slide 111: TPG AG Credit Revenue Models

    TPG AG Credit Revenue Models Credit Solutions Structured Credit Middle Market Direct Lending AUM / FAUM ▪ $13 billion / $9 billion ▪ $15 billion / $6 billion ▪ $20 billion / $14 billion ▪ Management fees ▪ Management fees ▪ Management fees − Fees earned on invested capital − Fees earned on invested

  112. Slide 112: TPG AG Has Significant Shadow Fee Earning AUM

    TPG AG Has Significant Shadow Fee Earning AUM TPG AG AUM Not Yet Earning Fees TPG AG FAUM Subject to Fee Step-Up $Billions $Billions $11.1 By Remaining Duration By Remaining Duration Real Estate $7.6 3% $3.2 2% 8% Real Estate 21% $2.6 26% Credit $11.1B $7.6B $7.9 64% Credit $5.0 76% 3Q'23 AUM 3Q'23

  113. Slide 113: TPG AG Performance Allocation Algorithm

    TPG AG Performance Allocation Algorithm TPG AG YTD Pro Forma Net Accrued Performance1 Key Drivers $Millions 1 • Generation of Net Accrued Performance Reflects 20% allocation of net accrued performance to TPG Common Unit holders − Carry generated based on the performance of certain $22 $164 AG Credit

  114. Slide 114: TPG AG Pro Forma Net Accrued Performance by Type

    TPG AG Pro Forma Net Accrued Performance by Type By Waterfall Type By Remaining Duration 1H’23 Pro Forma Net Accrued Performance1 1H’23 Pro Forma Net Accrued Performance1 American Capital Subject to Periodic Redemption Other 3% 3% 4% 5-9 Years Hybrid 8% 10% $164M $164M European 0-4 Years 83% 89% 1.

  115. Slide 115: Comparison of American and European Waterfalls

    Comparison of American and European Waterfalls American-Style Funds European-Style Funds Hybrid-Style Funds Distributions Waterfall ▪ Investment-by-investment ▪ Aggregate fund level ▪ Aggregate fund level ▪ Distributions can be made to the GP as ▪ Distributions can only be made to the GP ▪ Capital d

  116. Slide 116: TPG AG Historical Fundraising Cadence

    TPG AG Historical Fundraising Cadence Major Fund Complexes in the Market Since 2018 Denotes 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 perpetual vehicle 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q 1Q 2Q 3Q 4Q Credit Solutions Corporate Credit Opportunities Essential Housing TPG AG Credit Ass

  117. Slide 117: TPG AG 2024 Fundraising Pipeline

    TPG AG 2024 Fundraising Pipeline Credit Real Estate Structured Credit Middle Market Credit Solutions Multi-Strategy & Specialty Finance Direct Lending • Credit Solutions • Whole Loan SMAs • Middle Market Direct • U.S. Realty Lending • Essential Housing • Asia Realty Closed End • Credit Solutions SMA

  118. Slide 118: Consolidated TPG Financial Metrics as of September 30, 2023

    Consolidated TPG Financial Metrics as of September 30, 2023 LTM 3Q’23 TPG Angelo Gordon Pro Forma TPG AUM $136 $76 $212 $Billions FAUM $79 $52 $130 $Billions Management Fees $1,033 $4831 $1,516 $Millions FRR $1,180 $4941 $1,673 $Millions FRE Margin 44% Mid-20’s 37 – 38% % 1. Includes $1.5 million re

  119. Slide 119: 2024 Outlook

    2024 Outlook 4Q’23 and FY2023 Reporting Expectations Financial Guidance • We expect to provide the following information in our • 2024 Fundraising Outlook 4Q’23 financial results (February 2024) − Expect Credit fundraising to exceed $10 billion − GAAP and non-GAAP consolidated results will reflect −

  120. Slide 120: Strategic Outlook & Closing Remarks

    Strategic Outlook & Closing Remarks

  121. Slide 121: Presenter

    Presenter Jon Winkelried Chief Executive Officer 121

  122. Slide 122: Vectors for Organic Growth

    Vectors for Organic Growth TPG/AG Combination Creates Substantial Opportunities for Synergistic Growth Scale Existing Products Drive Capital Markets Flows Innovate New Products Expanding our capital base through highly Bringing TPG Broker Dealer’s capabilities to AG funds Launching new products that

  123. Slide 123: Potential Organic Product Innovations

    Potential Organic Product Innovations Focused on Several Organic Opportunities that Sit at the Intersection of Our Expertise Market Opportunity Differentiated Angle Upcoming Debt Maturities by Year ($B)1 TPG Capital High-Yield Bonds Leveraged Loans Hybrid Solutions TPG AG Credit Solutions $858 TPG T

  124. Slide 124: TPG is a Scaled, Global Alternative Asset Manager

    TPG is a Scaled, Global Alternative Asset Manager Private Equity Credit Real Estate Market Solutions Capital Credit Solutions TPG Real Estate GP-Led Secondaries Asia Structured Credit & Specialty Finance TPG AG Real Estate Public Market Investing Growth Middle Market Direct Lending Real Estate Credi

  125. Slide 125: Reconciliations and Disclosures

    Reconciliations and Disclosures

  126. Slide 126: Reconciliations: AG (H1’23)

    Reconciliations: AG (H1’23) Six Months Ended June 30, 2023 AG Pro Forma Fee-Related Revenues $000s AG Fee-Related Earnings $000s AG Pro Forma Fee Related Earnings $000s AG Pro Forma GAAP Revenue 396,400 AG GAAP Comprehensive Income (Loss) 28,249 AG Pro Forma GAAP Net Income (Loss) (120,335) Net (inc

  127. Slide 127: Reconciliations: TPG (H1’23)

    Reconciliations: TPG (H1’23) Six Months Ended June 30, 2023 TPG Fee-Related Revenues $000s TPG Fee-Related Earnings $000s TPG GAAP Revenue 1,246,419 TPG Net Income 75,685 Net (income) attributable to redeemable interests in Public SPACs (6,896) Capital - allocation based income (607,845) Net (income

  128. Slide 128: Reconciliations: TPG + AG (H1’23)

    Reconciliations: TPG + AG (H1’23) Six Months Ended June 30, 2023 Total Pro Forma Fee-Related Earnings $000s Total Pro Forma GAAP Net Income (loss) (91,516) Net income (loss) attributable to redeemable equity in Public SPACs (6,896) Net income attributable to other non-controlling interests (67,288)

  129. Slide 129: Reconciliations: TPG (Q3’21 LTM)

    Reconciliations: TPG (Q3’21 LTM) Twelve Months Ended September 30, 2021 TPG Pro Forma Fee-Related Revenues $000s TPG Pro Forma Fee-Related Earnings $000s TPG Pro Forma GAAP Net Income 1,566,566 TPG Pro Forma GAAP Revenue 5,449,632 Pro Forma Adjustments1 3,399,434 Capital-allocation based income (4,5

  130. Slide 130: Reconciliations: TPG (Q3’23 LTM)

    Reconciliations: TPG (Q3’23 LTM) Twelve Months Ended September 30, 2023 TPG Fee-Related Revenues $000s TPG Fee-Related Earnings $000s TPG GAAP Revenue 1,846,109 Net Income (28,775) Net (income) loss attributable to redeemable interests in Public SPACs (14,006) Capital-allocation based income (491,20

  131. Slide 131: Reconciliations: AG

    Reconciliations: AG Twelve Months Ended September 30, 2023 Accrued Performance June 30, 2023 September 30, 2023 AG Pro Forma Fee-Related Revenues $000s Net Accrued Performance $000s $000s Pro Forma GAAP Revenue 767,534 Accrued Performance GAAP Total 820,162 767,169 Capital-allocation based income (1

  132. Slide 132: TPG AG: Select Credit Fund Performance Metrics

    TPG AG: Select Credit Fund Performance Metrics The following table reflects the performance of certain of TPG AG’s significant commitment-based credit funds: ($Millions, as of September 30, 2023) Capital Capital Unrealized Investor Net 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 Fund Vintage Year Committed Invested Realize

  133. Slide 133: TPG AG: Select Real Estate Fund Performance Metrics

    TPG AG: Select Real Estate Fund Performance Metrics The following table reflects the performance of certain of TPG AG’s significant commitment-based real estate funds: ($Millions, as of September 30, 2023) Capital Capital Unrealized Investor Net 1 Fund Vintage Year Committed2 Invested 3 Realized Val

  134. Slide 134: TPG AG: Select Real Estate Fund Performance Metrics (Cont’d)

    TPG AG: Select Real Estate Fund Performance Metrics (Cont’d) The following table reflects the performance of certain of TPG AG’s significant commitment-based real estate funds: ($Millions, as of September 30, 2023) Capital Capital Unrealized Investor Net 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 7 8 9 Fund Vintage Year Committ

  135. Slide 135: TPG AG: Select Perpetual Fund Performance Metrics

    TPG AG: Select Perpetual Fund Performance Metrics The following table reflects the performance of certain of TPG AG’s significant perpetual funds: ($Millions, as of September 30, 2023) Fund Vintage Year1 AUM Total Return10 TPG AG Perpetual Credit Solutions 15 Corporate Credit Opportunities 1988 299

  136. Slide 136: Fund Performance Metrics Notes

    Fund Performance Metrics Notes 1) Vintage Year, with respect to an investment or group of investments, as applicable, represents the year such investment, or the first investment in such a group, was initially consummated by the fund. For follow-on investments, Vintage Year represents the year that

  137. Slide 137: Fund Performance Metrics Notes (Cont’d)

    Fund Performance Metrics Notes (Cont’d) 7) Gross IRR and Gross MoM are calculated by adjusting Net IRR and Investor Net MoM to generally approximate investor performance metrics excluding management fees, fund expenses (other than interest expense and other fees arising from amounts borrowed under t

  138. Slide 138: Fund Performance Metrics Notes (Cont’d)

    Fund Performance Metrics Notes (Cont’d) 10) Performance is from inception for each fund. Net performance data represent results for investors (excluding amounts attributable to the fund's general partner, certain classes/series with special fee arrangements, its affiliated entities and “friends of t

  139. Slide 139: Metric Definition Notes

    Metric Definition Notes After-tax Distributable Earnings (“After-tax DE”) of TPG is a non-GAAP performance measure of our distributable earnings after reflecting the impact of income taxes. We use it to assess how income tax expense affects amounts available to be distributed to our Class A common s

  140. Slide 140: Metric Definition Notes

    Metric Definition Notes Capital Raised for TPG AG is the aggregate amount of subscriptions and capital raised by TPG AG’s investment funds and co-investment vehicles during a given period, as well as the senior and subordinated notes issued through the firm’s CLOs. We believe this measure is useful

  141. Slide 141: Metric Definition Notes

    Metric Definition Notes Investor Net MoM, with respect to a TPG AG fund, represents the multiple-of-money on contributions to the fund by investors. Investor Net MoM is calculated as the sum of cash distributed to investors and the investors’ ending capital balances as of the quarter end, divided by

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