Doorway believes corporate governance is how Doorway's directors, shareholders, investors, management and employees are organized and how they actually work. Good corporate governance includes ensuring that our business practices are impeccable. This maintains the trust and confidence of all stakeholders that allow Doorway to function, thrive and thrive..

Doorway has significant investments in asset classes with little liquidity, including corporate and real estate investments. The company provides the majority of these investments to its clients through regulated subsidiaries in the different jurisdictions in which it operates, with some held on its own balance sheet. These investment activities carry above-average risk and have led to the development of a comprehensive risk management infrastructure and strong corporate governance over the past 15 years. Doorway's Corporate Governance Practice is structured around this three principles:

i. Alignment of Interests among Shareholders, Customers and Management and Protection of Lender Interests;

ii. Reporting and action transparency and proactive risk management; and

iii. Collective decision-making.

iv. Alignment of Interests. A key tenet of DoorWay's philosophy is to ensure that best aligns the interests of shareholders, customers and management, and that the interests of lenders are well protected.

The alignment of interest is ensured by the following mechanisms:

Co-investments: All of DoorWay Group's customers, shareholders and management participate in all DoorWay investment products. DoorWay holds his stake in each private equity, real estate, strategic capital transaction or fund and provides the remaining to clients through regulated subsidiaries in different jurisdictions that the company operates. DoorWay also invests a portion of the assets in his DoorWay-Tage Limited absolute return investment and credit management business products. Therefore, through ownership of DoorWay, shareholders have an indirect interest in each investment product.

In addition, DoorWay employees have invested in of these investments with customers and DoorWay. As a result, all three groups collectively face the same risks and share the same consequences. This focus on 's co-investment will motivate all stakeholders to grow his DoorWay and enhance its value by generating superior risk-adjusted returns on each of the DoorWay Group's products. you will be able to

Performance-Based Incentive Fees: Additionally, in accordance with industry practice, DoorWay investment professionals participate in performance-based carry interest investment programs. Under this program, a certain variable portion of the exit is derived from the realization of the investor's investment. Investment professionals are shared if the client's specified predetermined minimum investment performance objectives for the underlying investments are achieved.

In addition, the total compensation paid to senior management and other DoorWay executives is highly correlated with DoorWay's net income. DoorWay's net income depends on its ability to acquire, place, manage and realize investments in and realize investment returns on 's balance sheet (franchise value). Similarly, the value of a franchise depends on management's ability to create long-term value for DoorWay Group's customers and shareholders and to protect creditors.

In addition, all DoorWay employees at the principal and managing director levels are above established compensation levels, defer percent of their variable (incentive) compensation, and use a portion of this deferred compensation to contribute to DoorWays benefits. Rights are required to acquire common stock. through ISOP. These indirect economic benefits are subject to vesting requirements.

In addition, certain officers and employees of DoorWay have been invited through the IIP to participate in indirect beneficial ownership of shares of DoorWay common stock.

As such, DoorWay's executive compensation and equity ownership program plays an important role in aligning management's interests with those of 's shareholders, customers and lenders.