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TERRA INCOGNITA: INVESTMENT AND TRADING
STRATEGIES IN FRONTIER MARKETS

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FRONTIER DATA CORP: MAPPING TERRA INCOGNITA

Early explorers and mathematicians relied often on imagination while mapping terra
incognitaunknown lands beyond the reach of existing navigational methods and mapping
tools. Financial institutions, corporations and governments today similarly deal with the
challenges of dark data and informational black holes. Todays decision-makers cannot
however afford to rely on imagination and conjecture when making major decisions in emerging
markets. Frontier Data Corp offers those decision-makers the opportunity to take action based
on concrete, objective facts extracted from hard-to-access regions of the world.

Frontier Data Corp is currently covering dozens of emerging and frontier market countries globally,
highlighted here in dark blue.

We have developed a data collection system that breaks into the most impenetrable markets in the
world to capture information typically denied to non-locals and non-native speakers. Our weekly
dataset capturing 50+ data points across 30 countries offers unprecedented transparency in
market price and consumption patterns across energy, food & beverage, real estate, consumer
products, and transportation sectors in historically opaque markets.

Our data reflects the underlying supply and demand conditions at work in the focal country while
capturing the impact of major political activity that directly drive price movements. For example,
we are covering several key data points in the BRIC countries and our data closely reflects the
fact that owing to high taxes, Brazils electricity rates were recently the worlds third highest.


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Figure 1: Electricity and fuel prices in Brazil, Russia, India, and China (Nov-Dec 2012)

Frontier Data Corp aims to be the indispensable navigational tool for all decision-makers pressed
with challenges in frontier markets. We strive to penetrate the most opaque markets in the most
promising centers of growth in the world, and we can deliver data unrivalled in frequency
granularity. Our data is rich with insights about consumer demand, credit market trends,
infrastructure growth, political and economic stability, and market opportunities.

This paper provides a brief overview of our methods and capabilities, details how clients
operating in emerging markets can use our data to secure strategic advantage in frontier market
competition, and showcases some surprising pricing realities in the frontier markets.

METHODS & CAPABILITIES
Granular collection
Frontier Data Corp has been collecting weekly time series data in hard-to-penetrate emerging
markets for over 6 months now. Data collection in each of our target markets is performed by
carefully vetted, on-the-ground company sources with whom weve cultivated trusted
relationships. Data collection sheets are highly scripted and simplified for ease of data entry and
comparison. Data are collected from multiple sources, ensuring that outliers do not skew values
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disproportionately, and at least 5 or 6 additional metadata, such as geo-location, method, and
time, are collected with each data type, to ensure validity and provide additional dimension to the
overall series. Once data is collected, our analysts in the U.S. and Dubai perform a rigorous
quality control process, comparing multiple data points against each other and against other
countries to isolate and prompt investigation of outliers. Multiple iterations of collection are
performed within each country until the data is free of error and its anomalies are satisfactorily
explained.

Validating government sources
The problem of data absence is compounded by the
nature of the government and economic bodies of
these countries. In some edge states there is little to no
government to speak of and no official data collection
taking place. In states with weaker governments, data
collection is very low on the list of government
priorities and therefore does not occur or only occurs
occasionally and unpredictably. For example, the Iraq
census was carried out with severe methodological
problems and was last implemented over 20 years ago.
Once collected, data may be compromised in its recording and analysis. These problems may be
due to benign inefficiencies and poor methodologies but they may also be a result of purposeful
political attempts to control information, such as by systematically underrepresenting an ethnic
group.

Lead time on other data sources
Where other major data sources and applications, such as official government figures, offer only
monthly, secondary data, we provide weekly, primary data from on-the-ground, active sources
unencumbered by bureaucratic interests and free from possible manipulation. Our data offers
practitioners up to a three-week lead time on monthly reports and a ten-week lead time on
quarterly reports offered by other commercial data reporting outlets. Furthermore, the data can
be customized to meet specific individual requirements. As some of the most developed and
transparent countries in the world fall short in consistent monthly data reporting, emerging
markets lag even further. Regular financial reporting outlets typically simply recycle official
government statistics, and as a result, investors and operators are left to wait out the reporting
cycles determined by official government statistics officesreluctant to take action on potential
market opportunities in the meantime.


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Figure 2: FDC weekly inflation index Vietnam (October 2012)

Inputs to advanced data analysis techniques
Our raw data reporting can also be used as inputs into all major advanced data analytic tools
requiring raw cross-sectional or panel data. Our continuous data series can be fed into
proprietary forecasting models, while our cross-sectional data for over 30 countries can be used in
simple comparative analysis for key macro-economic categories, or paired with advanced data
analytics tools. News analytics and textual analysis techniques are useful complements to our data
for uncovering hidden correlations and associative patterns linking political activity and market
movements. Our data is fully customizable and exportable into Microsoft Excel, and we offer
specialized services that allow clients to dictate collection requirements to acquire a specific
dataset. For example, it is easy to compile a quick comparison of the costs of goods and services
across countries, such as the comparison of home oil costs illustrated in Table 1.

Table 1: Cost of one liter of home oil across select countries
Tunisia Israel Kazakhstan Pakistan Russia Lebanon Palestine S.Africa
$6.37 $1.97 $0.62 $1.04 $6.52 $0.89 $1.74 $23.78

APPLICATIONS FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS AND HEDGE FUNDS
For finance professionals, connecting the dots and seeing hidden patterns in data is often the
source of competitive advantage. FDCs dataset can better equip those professionals to find
signals in noise. We can provide inputs into decision-making models and tools that empower
traders, researchers, bank professionals, and investment managers to exploit hidden opportunities
in frontier markets.

Cross-country comparative analyses
We provide data easily convertible into ratios that normalize data across disparate countries,
allowing the finance practitioner to easily benchmark and compare macro-economic data. For
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example, for all 30 countries, an analyst seeking to compare relative disposable income can rely on
our salary data (e.g. for a police officer) as a multiple of a basket of cost of living goods. A sample
cost-of-living ratio comparison is shown in Table 2.

Table 2: Physicians purchasing power in FDC coverage countries
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1.83x 1.74x 1.46x 0.32x 0.87x 7.34x 0.90x

In other words, a physician in Saudi Arabia earns 1.83x his cost-of-living per month; in Malaysia,
a doctor earns approximately 7.34x his cost-of-living per month.

Foreign exchange spreadsunofficial and official FX rates
We provide weekly time series data on official and unofficial exchange rates in our coverage
countries. With continuous tracking of spreads between the two data points, a client may be able
to discern underlying patterns in the macro-economic environment, investor perceptions of the
market, and the impact of state and central government decision-making. Figure 3 illustrates the
spread between movements in the unofficial and official US Dollar / Vietnamese Dong exchange
rate.

Figure 3: Official and unofficial exchange rate VND: USD trendline through December

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Inflation tracker
FDC offers a source of inflation tracking that is unavailable through other data vendors. Inflation
figures reported by official governments often lack both transparency and reliability. We allow
users to obtain unbiased data obtained directly
from market-level sources. Without the filter of
government channels, our subscribing clients have
access to up-to-date consumer price data on a
weekly basis and possess an information advantage
over competitors relying on government statistics.
We cover the following consumer price baskets
which in various combinations constitute inflation
indices worldwide.
Our inflation tracker combines our unique data with methodologies used worldwide to calculate
consumer price indices.

Figure 4: FDC proprietary inflation tracker (July 2012- January 2013)

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APPLICATIONS FOR MULTINATIONAL CORPORATIONS
Our data is designed to help firms penetrate promising markets obscured by lack of data
transparency. Some data continues to be collected by outside organizations such as international
financial institutions, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the United Nations.
However, this collection tends to be yearly and geared toward long-term development strategies
simply insufficient to meaningfully help an organization enter, or even fully understand, a
developing market. By contrast, we provide a continuous stream of customizable data that
conveys underlying political risk and macro-economic stability conditions. For example, we have
observed wide dispersion in the price of one liter of unleaded gasoline across our core coverage
markets, with Israel and Palestine ranking the highest in December 2012.

Figure 5: Pump price of one liter of unleaded gasoline in select FDC countries

Pricing
Warren Buffett once said, The single most important decision in evaluating a business is pricing
power. If youve got the power to raise prices without losing business to a competitor, youve got
a very good business.
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pricingfewer than 5% of Fortune 500 companies have a full-time function dedicated to pricing,

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according to the Professional Pricing Society.
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Furthermore, many companies distribute products
into core markets knowing they will end up in another non-core market at different prices
without knowing fully what drives the changes in those prices. FDCs unique pricing data can
remedy these information gaps and assist companies in identifying price patterns at the level of
the end-user in those frontier markets. For example, we observed an average premium of about
43% for the price of an iPhone in Ethiopia over the same product in Brazil.

Figure 6: iPhone 4S (16GB) prices at point-of-sale across select FDC markets

Credit markets and banking
Consumer behavior in emerging markets is often closely linked to credit market development and
the health of banking institutions. In countries where banking systems are opaque and a
fundamental gap exists between media and government agencies and bank reporting channels,
Frontier Data Corp delivers trustworthy, consistent information on metrics in consumer credit
and bank lending patterns. For example, our data can be used to track weekly spreads between
interbank lending, deposit rates, and consumer lending rates. Clients are able to observe the
growth of bank capital and the ease with which consumers access credit by monitoring key
spreads. For example, we observed an 11% difference in the deposit / consumer loan spreads

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earned by retail banks in Vietnam over the equivalent in Iraqthis data reflects a high level of
cash hoarding by banks and a constricted lending environment in view of rapidly rising inflation
toward the end of 2012 (CPI gained 7.08% in November from a year earlier).

Table 3: Deposit and Lending Rates in select FDC countries
Country Deposit Rate (%) Consumer Loan Lending Rate (%) Spread earned (%)
Iraq 1.0 Auto 5.5 4.5
Saudi Arabia 0.4 Credit Card 2.2 1.8
Vietnam 2.0 Auto 17.5 15.5
Colombia 0.0 Housing 12.7 12.7
Philippines 0.4 Housing 13.0 12.6
Cambodia 1.3 Housing 12.0 10.7
Myanmar 8.0 Housing 10.0 2.0
Israel 0.2 Housing 3.0 2.8

BEYOND THE BRICS: LOCAL DATA IN MACRO COUNTRY GROUPINGS
The McKinsey Global Institute estimates annual consumption in emerging markets will reach $30
trillion by 2025, compared to $34 trillion in developed markets.
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Our data enables corporations
to be uniquely positioned to seize those unprecedented opportunities in emerging markets and
make informed decisions across areas of corporate and business strategy, investments, and
political risk.

For example, using the cost-of-living methodology, our data allows a client to apply a fine-grained
approach to broad country groupings commonly used in economics and finance and observe
underlying similarities and differences. The CIVETS countries include Columbia, Indonesia,
Vietnam, Egypt, Turkey, and South Africa. We observed the following purchasing power parities
for an entry-level police officer in each of those countries:

Table 4: Entry-level police officers purchasing power in CIVETS (ex South Africa)
Columbia Indonesia Vietnam Egypt Turkey
0.51x 0.27x 0.74x 0.18x 0.55x

The data suggests that entry-level civil servant salaries equal roughly comparable household
purchasing power across some CIVETS countries (notably Colombia and Turkey), but are
considerably lower in others. For example, a police officer in Egypt has less than half the

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purchasing power covering his monthly cost-of-living than a police officer in Turkey. Our data
enables the user to penetrate these economies to deep levels, down to individual salaries and their
respective costs of living.

Figure 7: Food prices in select Next 11 countries

Real estate & infrastructure
Real estate investors seeking untapped markets where pricing data is unavailable can find key
market information through FDC. Covering upmarket and downmarket commercial, residential
and industrial real estate, we penetrate major centers of growth and deliver pricing data for
standard properties. Furthermore, we collect data on infrastructure development trends,
providing retail pricing for the cost of major building materials such as steel and concrete. For
example, we observed high steel prices in Saudi Arabia on the back of strong domestic demand
and the kingdoms resilience to the global construction downturn, with multi-billion dollar
infrastructure and private construction projects underway.

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Figure 8: Building material costs in select frontier markets (all values USD)

Our data captures disparities in the cost of ownership vs. renting properties across our coverage
countries. In residential real estate markets where property values can be significantly distorted
by government-imposed rent controls and other interventions, we provide insights into relative
pricing of property values in major cities for average urban dwellings and the premiums accrued
by property-owners on those real estate assets.

For example, our data allows a user to compare the ratio of the purchase price per sq. meter of up-
market and down-market properties to the equivalent rental price, indicating potential under- or
over-valuing of residential properties. In Indonesia we are observing that owners of residential
properties pay 396x the rental price for one sq. meter of an average apartment dwelling. This may
be attributable to artificial protection of land ownership resulting from the fact that foreigners are
prohibited from owning high residential properties such as condominiums. Most residential
condo complexes are not built on land with Hak Pakai titles that can be converted to foreign
ownership.

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Table 5: Purchase-to-Rent ratios for one sq. meter of upmarket and downmarket residential
property in major cities
Country Brazil Colombia Jordan Indonesia Philippines India Lebanon Tunisia Argentina
Upmarket 250x 200x 9x 63x 27x 500x 187x 175x 89x
Downmarket 347x 218x 12x 396x 21x 167x 196x 134x 29x

We also track the number of tower cranes found in capital cities, thus providing a ground up
understanding of construction trends.

Figure 9: Crane counts in select Next 11 countries (December 2012; most populous cities)

FRONTIER DATA CORP EDGE COUNTRIES
FDC is currently positioned to be the leading provider of data in
countries entering periods of dramatic economic transition and
opening their doors to global investment and trade. For example,
we are collecting data in Myanmar, a country in which the IMF
estimated direct foreign investment to rise 40 percent to an
estimated $3.99bn USD in 2012. We are similarly collecting in
newly-emerging countries on the edge of global trade and
investment owing to violent political transitions, such as Libya
and Afghanistan, or continuous intermittent political violence,
such as Sudan and the Palestinian territories. Our edge country
coverage spans Asia, Africa, and the Middle East / North Africa.
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SURPRISES & OUTLIERS
Companies and investors often benefit disproportionately from spotting opportunities where
extreme data points lie. FDCs dataset allows clients to instantly identify those points in our
cross-country sample. For example, we observed electricity rates in the Philippines and Thailand
to be priced at a premium of 233% and 200% respectively, over the median rate in our FDC
coverage universe.

Figure 10: Electricity rates per kilowatt-hour in select FDC countries

CONCLUSION
As most OECD markets are projected to experience anemic growth in the next decade, Frontier
Data Corp is positioned to be a lead partner in helping companies and investors discover
opportunities in countries that represent the future of 21
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embedded like no other company around the world, creating transparency with ground-level data
that can drive sound investment and market entry decisions. To explore those opportunities with
confidence, Frontier Data Corp is an indispensable navigational tool for steering through the
complexity and risks involved in conducting business in the most difficult yet promising markets
in the world.
Source: The Economist, The World in 2013
FDC is rapidly and continuously expanding its capabilities and offers a broad suite of customized
solutions for its clients. We invite you to view our website and contact us with any inquiries or
requests.

For further information, please contact us by mail, email or phone:
Frontier Data Corp
9 Murray St, New York, NY 10007
Tel: 855.935.5997
info@frontierdatacorp.com
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APPENDIX

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2. Lawyer salary 20. Cost of beer 38. Commercial down market - rent
3. Police officer (entry level) salary 21. Cost of liter of cooking oil 39. Commercial up-market - rent
4. Doctor salary 22. Cost of liter of milk 40. Residential down market - rent
5. Soldier (private, infantry) 23. Cost of loaf of bread 41. Residential up-market - rent
6. Ground transport - long distance 24. Cost of rice 42. Commercial down market - purchase
7. Taxi trip - short distance 25. Cost of can of Coca-Cola 43. Commercial up-market - purchase
8. New car cost, mid size 26. Cost of water 44. Residential down market - purchase
9. Unleaded gasoline - liter 27. Cost of refrigerator, medium size 45. Residential up-market - purchase
10. Diesel fuel - liter 28. Cost of desktop computer 46. Industrial real estate rent
11. Hawalla or other money transfer 29. Cost of shirt 47. Cost for cell phone service, prepaid
12. Personal bank deposit rates - local currency 30. Cost of shoes 48. Cost for cell phone service, subscription
13. Personal lending rate - housing 31. Electricity rate 49. Cost of iPhone
14. Unofficial exchange rate 32. Cost of personal generator 50. Cost of low end cell phone
15. Sales / VAT tax 33. Home oil 1 liter 51. Internet connection rates
16. Cost of aspirin 34. Hotel room rate 52. SIM card
17. Cost of penicillin 35. Tuition rate 53. Number of cranes in city
18. Cost of doctor's visit 36. Concrete 1 ton
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Egypt South Sudan Brazil
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Vietnam Saudi Arabia Uganda
Philippines Yemen Libya Europe
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Myanmar Lebanon
Cambodia Palestine South Asia Central Asia
Malaysia Jordan India Kazakhstan
Afghanistan
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