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Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions in the Prepaid Market Section 1

Contents Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions in the Prepaid Market Prepaid Market Overview Our Current Positioning Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions Launch Process and Financial Impacts 2

The Prepaid Market in the Payment Universe Prepaid 0.4 Debit 3 Prepaid market: 441 billion Credit 3.9 Electronic funds transfer 3.7 Cash & Equivalent 13.4 Total Payment market: 24.4 trillion Internal source (In Trillion) Prepaid market is a niche in the overall payment market 3

Prepaid Market Segmentation Prepaid 0.4 Debit 3 Three types of fund loaders Credit 3.9 Electronic funds transfer 3.7 Cash & Equivalent 13.4 B2B B2G B2C Dedicated funds Food Benefit Non Food Benefit Expense Management Gift (multi-brand) Food Education Fertilizer Fuel Gift (single-brand or multi-brand) Two different ways to spend money Non dedicated funds Un- or Underbanked Expense management (openloop) Insurance General subsidies to citizen Travel Youth E-wallet Gift (open-loop) Remittance General purpose The prepaid market addresses a large number of segments and types of usage 4

Sizes and Growth Rates of Prepaid Market Segments x x Market segment size 2009-2017 expected growth rate B2B B2G B2C Dedicated funds 102Bn 91Bn 125Bn 318Bn (Filtered / Closed Loop) 14% 5% 14% 12% Non dedicated funds 19Bn 25Bn 79Bn 123Bn (Open Loop) 21% 27% 20% 22% TOTAL PREPAID Internal source 121Bn 15% 116Bn 13% 204Bn 16% 441Bn 15% Six market segments offering high growth potential Dedicated prepaid funds represent more than 70% of the current market 5

Contents Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions in the Prepaid Market Prepaid Market Overview Our Current Positioning Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions Two Illustrations of Recent Launches Launch Process and Financial Impacts 6

An Offer Organized Around Four Types of Solutions B2B B2G B2C Dedicated funds 98% 1% 0.6% Non dedicated funds 0.3% 0% 0% B2B B2B B2B B2G Employee Benefits Expense management Incentive & Rewards Public Social Programs Food Quality of life Dedicated funds Non dedicated funds Buyer of the service Human Resources Finance Purchasing Marketing & Sales Public authorities Our core business is the dedicated funds B2B market, where we have already developed a wide range of customized offerings 7

A Strong Footprint in the Distribution of Dedicated Funds from Corporate clients x Breakdown of Edenred s 2010 issue volume by segment B2B B2G B2C Dedicated Funds 98.2% IV: 13.7Bn 1.0% IV: 0.1Bn 0.6% IV: 0.07Bn Ex : TR card Ex : Dote Scuola Non dedicated Funds 0.3% IV: 0.04Bn 0% 0% Ex : Insurance card, Open loop Travel & Expense card Our expertise: ensure that funds allocated by clients (mainly Corporates and Public Institutions) are effectively used as intended 8

Focus on our Offer in the Distribution of Dedicated Funds from Corporate Clients B2B B2G B2C Dedicated Funds Non dedicated Funds 98.2% 1.0% 0.6% 0.3% 0% 0% Employee Benefits Food Quality of life B2B Expense management Incentive & Rewards 2010 IV breakdown (in %) Dedicated Funds 78% 9% 8% 3% L/L growth rate in 2010 +11% +18% +17% +7% All our offers are growing rapidly 9

Competition in our Core Business: Dedicated Funds from Corporate Clients Employee Benefits Expense management Incentive & Rewards Food Quality of life Global players Sodexo Sodexo Wright Express FleetCor Sodexo Carlson Marketing Continental players Chèque Déjeuner (Europe) Chèque Déjeuner (Europe) Local players Visa Vale (Brazil) Si Vale (Mexico) Qui Ticket (Italy) Cheque de Table (France) VB (Brazil) Valeven (Venezuela) AXA (France) Dexia (France) Computershare (UK) CTF (Brazil) Good card (Brazil) Inbursa (Mexico) Comdata (USA) Grassroots (UK) Motivcom (UK) Maritz (US) Novo Payment (Venezuela) Grassroots (UK) Buen Menu (Spain) Very fragmented and heterogeneous competition, with only two global players 10

Dedicated Funds Non dedicated Funds Competition in Prepaid Market s Other Five Segments B2B B2G B2C More than 90% managed by public institutions, except in the USA Blackhawk (USA Gift Closed loop) InComm (USA Gift Closed loop) Account Now (USA UUB) Galiléo (USA UUB) Payoneer (USA UUB) Citi prepaid services (USA-Business Expenses) American Express (USA-Business Expenses) JP Morgan (USA) Sodexo (France) Cheque Dejeuner (France) Net1 (South Africa) NetSpend (USA General purpose) Green Dot (USA - Multi products) Paypal (USA Internet Wallet) Western Union (USA Remittance) Wirecard (Germany General purpose) Moneygram (USA Remittance) Mainly US players focused on local B2C non dedicated funds market 11

Prepaid Market s Ecosystem VeriFone Ingenico Oberthur Gemalto Citi prepaid services (ex e-count) Comdata (Ceridian subsidiary) Metavante Tsys First Data Payment processor Airplus Aeroplan Parago Affinion loyalty partner (payback card) POS / Card manufacturer Loyalty marketing Payroll company Prepaid Services Ceridian ADP Paychex WageWorks Bank or Acquirer Retailer Payment scheme Carrefour Tesco Wal-Mart Auchan Redecard / Cielo Atos Visa MasterCard American Express Discover GIE Carte Bancaire CARDnet A large number of players in the prepaid market s ecosystem, with no specific focus on B2B prepaid services 12

Conclusion Prepaid Market Edenred s positioning A large and fragmented market, more structured in dedicated funds, with high growth potential in every segment Edenred is the clear worldwide leader in Employee Benefits and a major player in other corporate prepaid solutions A strategy favoring organic growth in all continents with a strong focus on B2B 13

Contents Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions in the Prepaid Market Prepaid Market Overview Our Current Positioning Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions Launch Process and Financial Impacts 14

Strong Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions expertise World leader in corporate benefits B2B B2G B2C Dedicated funds Non dedicated funds A B B C Incentive & Rewards Expense Management Expense Management D Public Social Programs Leverage our worldwide leadership position in the large Employee Benefits market to develop fast-growing adjacent segments 15

Roadmap by Type of Solution (1/2) A B2B Employee Benefits B B2B Expense Management Strengthen our leadership by rolling out solutions Accelerate the conquest of new growth territories based on our Latin American experience Emerging countries: Develop solutions helping governments and corporates to spread the benefits of economic growth more equitably Developed countries: Create customized solutions for corporates, end-users and governments in response to identified sophisticated needs Latin America: Strengthen our leadership position in Fuel and Fleet expense management and roll out new solutions in Travel & Entertainment Europe: Roll out customized solutions in Travel & Entertainment expense management, as an added-value alternative to corporate cards 16

Roadmap by Type of Solution (2/2) C B2B Incentive & Rewards D B2G Public Social Programs Roll out solutions in our main countries to enhance our offer to stakeholders Expand our offer to public institutions in countries where Edenred is already present Provide the following value-added services to our stakeholders, on top of our Gift programs: - Recognition - Incentive - Loyalty - Promotion, Saving & Discount Roll out solutions to Public institutions, by leveraging our existing B2B platforms and affiliated networks 17

A Expand Our Leadership in Employee Benefits Meal and Food Quality of Life Our existing solutions as of 2010 Meal Food Childcare/ Home serv ices Transportation Gift Green/Culture/ Sport/Holiday Belgium Brazil France Italy Mexico UK 69 solutions worldwide as of 2010 15 16 9 4 18 7 11 solutions launched in 2011 or under development worldwide 3 0 1 1 4 2 After 50 years of steady growth, still many opportunities in our core business 18

A Illustration of New Benefits 11 solutions launched in 2011 or under development worldwide Meal and Food Quality of Life H1 2011 Ticket Restaurante (Mexico March 2011) Ticket Transporte (Spain June 2011) Ticket Plus (Gift in Germany Dec. 2011) H2 2011 and 2012 Mind & Body (Finland, New country Nov.2011) Ticket Regalo (Chile Nov. 2011) Ticket Family (Italy Jan. 2012) 19

B Deploy our Expertise in Expense Management Our existing solutions as of 2010 Fuel/Fleet Travel & Entertainment Uniform cleaning Merchant card (1) Insurance card/payroll Belgium Brazil France Italy Mexico UK 16 solutions worldwide as of 2010 5 1 6 1 3 16 solutions worldwide as of 2010 5 1 6 1 3 9 solutions launched in 2011 or under development worldwide 1 3 2 2 1 Accelerate conquest in the Expense management market, leveraging our unique expertise acquired in Latin America (1) Some affiliates claim for face value reimbursement through prepaid cards which can be used exclusively in our affiliated network, instead of through cash or money transfer. 20

B Illustration of New Expense Management Solutions 9 solutions launched in 2011 or under development worldwide Fuel/Fleet T&E Uniform cleaning Merchant card Insurance card H1 2011 Ticket Corporate (Spain) Expendia Smart (Italy) Ticket Vestuario (Chile) Ticket Plus (Turkey) H2 2011 and 2012 Ticket Frete (Brazil) Ticket Clean Way EPI (France) Insurance card (UK) 21

C Deploy Incentive & Rewards Solutions in our Main Countries Our existing solutions as of 2010 Employee Recognition Partner channel & Consumer loyalty Partner channel & Sales force incentive Promotion, Savings & Discount Belgium Brazil France Italy Mexico UK 33 solutions worldwide as of 2010 14 4 12 3 33 solutions worldwide as of 2010 14 4 12 3 6 solutions launched in 2011 or under development worldwide 2 0 1 3 Wide range of value-added services for all our stakeholders, on top of gift cards 22

D Expand our Public Social Programs Offer Solutions already developped in 14 countries Four illustrations of Public Social Programs Meeting the needs of French Local authorities Meeting the needs of Lombardy region Meeting the needs of Chilean Government Meeting the needs of Madhya Pradesh State Objective Allocate home services subsidies to people with disability or reduced mobility Objective Give support to low-income families with students attending public or private primary and secondary schools in Lombardy Objective Give access to decent food to students suffering from social or economic disadvantages Objective Distribute public aid to underprivileged families Solid relationships with public institutions 23

Contents Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions in the Prepaid Market Prepaid Market Overview Our Current Positioning Our Strategy to Create and Roll Out Solutions Launch Process and Financial Impacts 24

New Solutions Launch Process Development Phase (9/12 months) Soft Launch Phase (3/6 months) Launch Phase (12/24 months) Cruising Speed Phase Market studies Stakeholders needs study Solution design IT Development Marketing tools creation Affiliation of the network (specific salesforce) Analysis of customers experience to check relevance and fine tune the solution Limited salesforce in charge of soft launch Marketing campaign for clients Training for clients and beneficiairies, in particlar in Expense Management Specific salesforce to promote the solution massively Steady ramp-up BREAKEVEN 2 to 4-year process before breakeven Low additional investment required to launch new solutions 25

Creating and Deploying Solutions: Financial Impacts P&L impacts Clients Year 5 Clients Year 4 Revenues Costs Development costs Clients Year 1 Variable costs Fixed costs Clients Year 2 Clients Year 3 Stable client base Variable costs linked to additional business Very low attrition rates in the business Costs related to a new client: acquisition cost + transaction cost Costs related to an existing client: transaction cost only EBIT Strong operating leverage BREAKEVEN 1 2 3 4 5 6 Years Extra-costs of 3m in 2011 and 4m in 2012 Strong operating leverage after breakeven 26

Conclusion 1 ORGANIC GROWTH Accelerate creation and roll-out of solutions Leverage our leadership and expertise to expand our offer in emerging and developed countries with a specific roadmap by type of solution Increase contribution to IV growth Meet the target of 2 to 4% contribution to issue volume growth post 2012 Financial impacts over the mediumterm New solutions: strong cash flow generation and low additional investment Creation and roll out of solutions will be a key contributor to our organic issue volume growth of 6% to 14% over the medium-term 27