To: From: Sent: Subject: Jeffrey Epstein Thur 3/27/2014 11:09:37 AM Re: additional info yes many , but never for emails. talk later today, On Thu, Mar 27, 2014 at 12:25 AM, wrote: Hi, here's a summary: ‹ > 1. Initial agreement signed between One Equity Partners (OEP) & ) in 2006. Contract ended in Jan 2014 and was not renewed yet (they sent a new version which I don't plan to sign). You have a copy but basically it says that they pay us for every deal we get involved with and invest in Brazil - in addition to the retainer of 1.5M/yr, a 2% fee over any investment w/ a US$1M minimum fee per deal. Current portfolio's are 5 companies, we sourced all 5 and these are the best performing assets globally. As an example, Allied, a mobile & tech distributor, went organically from 750M to 3.2Billion in sales in a 3 year period. We at pacific converted our 2% in equity in this and other deals and that is held through a usufruct contract w/ OEP's investment vehicle in each deal. We've always been more than aligned in the deals we sourced as we invested more than any individual partner, sat in the board and added value locally helping them grow. The context for this agreement was that they wanted to do deals in Brazil and I could get them into any company and also negotiate and get us to win the deals that were good, a good entry value, then sat in the board and monitored the investments. Despite them asking me to join OEP as a partner after a few years of agreement, I never did because I did not want to work for a large bank, had other businesses in Pacific that did not compete directly (a real estate and a growth investment fund) and, did not want to be tied up w/ a partner who could change their mind for some unforseen reason, deciding to leave Brazil. This is exactly what is happening in a way as JPM decided to spin off OEP and force the sale of the portfolio companies. 2. In january 2012 they sent 2 guys to live in SP and said it was to "help