APPENDIX C: BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP



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APPENDIX C: BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP Refer to Completion Guide (Pages 8-10) or contact your Account Manager if clarification required. Section A: Classification of Ownership RBC is required to collect beneficial ownership of all clients and details of any individual or entity holding 25% or greater interest in the Applicant Entity, unless the client meets exemption criteria. Exemption Criteria: Collection of beneficial ownership information is not required for entities that meet all three of the following criteria. (1) Minimum net assets (assets less liabilities) of $75 million on its last audited balance sheet and (2) shares are traded on a recognized stock exchange (Section 262 of the Canadian Income Tax Regulations http://www.fin.gc.ca/act/fim-imf/dse-bvd-eng.asp and outlined in Help Guide) and (3) operates in a country that is a member of FATF (FATF members include Canada, USA, UK and countries as listed at http://222/fatf-gaft.org. and outlined in Help Guide). It is also not required for wholly owned subsidiaries of an entity that meets the exemption criteria and where subsidiary financials are consolidated with parent financials. If exemption criteria met, complete questions A1 and A2 only. Applicant Entity Name: A1. Do you confirm meeting all three of the exemption criteria below? Please complete each check box. Minimum net assets (assets less liabilities) of $75 million on last audited balance sheet, and Shares are traded on recognized stock exchange in accordance to Section 262 of the Canadian Income Tax Regulations (indicate stock exchange name) under stock symbol and Operates in which is a country that is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). A2 What is the Applicant Entity status? Select one option only. Applicant Entity is the Entity that meets exemption criteria above. Applicant Entity is a Branch of the entity that meets exemption criteria above. Applicant Entity is a Wholly owned subsidiary of the entity that meets exemption criteria and we confirm financial statements of the Applicant Entity are consolidated with the financial statements of the parent entity. If Questions A1 and A2 completed and entity meets exemption criteria completion of remainder of Appendix C is not required. If exemption criteria not met, complete Section B. te: Responses to Section B will indicate if completion of Sections C, D, E and/or F required. For assistance with completion of remainder of this Form, refer to Completion Guide (Pages 8 to 10). Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 1 of 10 01-2014

SECTION B - Details of Ownership of Applicant Entity Complete only if Applicant Entity does not meet exemption criteria in Section A. Indicate category of Applicant Entity Branch or Wholly Owned Subsidiary of (indicate Parent Entity name) Holding Company or Parent Entity Other (please describe) B1 Is this entity publicly traded? If the answer is yes, indicate stock symbol and stock exchange Stock Symbol Stock Exchange If the answer is no, complete Questions B2, B3, B4 and B5 as applicable. B2 B3 Is this entity owned by a government body? If the answer is yes, indicate percentage of ownership name and address of the government body: % and Is this entity owned by a corporation, entity and/or individual that have 25% or greater direct interest? Is this entity owned by a corporation, entity and/or individual that have 25% or greater indirect interest? If answers to both questions in B3 is no, complete question B4 only. Proceed to sign off page. B4 If answer to both questions in B3 is no and this entity has no direct/indirect owners with 25% or greater interest, indicate approximate number of direct owners with less than 25% ownership. 4 to 10 owners 11 to 50 owners 50 or more owners Since there is no owner with 25% or greater interest, completion of Question B5 and remainder of Appendix C is not required. Proceed to Sign off Page. If answer to either question in B3 is yes and this entity has owner(s) with 25% or greater direct or indirect interest, complete Question B5 and Sections C, D, E and/or F of Appendix C as applicable. (For greater clarity, refer to Help Guide and Sample of Ownership Disclosure attached). Where ever possible, provide a copy of organization ownership structure, which captures percentage of ownership for each direct/indirect owner. Each layer of ownership must total 100%. Copy of ownership structure attached Copy of Ownership structure not available B5 Is there a 25% net direct/indirect ownership by any politically exposed person (PEP*)? If answer is yes, complete PEP questions in Section D and/or Section F as applicable *A politically exposed person (PEP) is defined as an individual who holds or has held one of the following offices or positions in or on behalf of a foreign country: a head of state or government; a member of the executive council of government or member of a legislature; a deputy minister (or equivalent); an ambassador or an ambassador s attaché or counselor; a military general (or higher rank); a president of a state-owned company or bank; a head of a government agency; a judge; or a leader or president of a political party in a legislature. A politically exposed person also includes the following immediate family members of the individual described above: spouse or common-law partner; mother or father; child; brother, sister, half-brother or half-sister; or spouses or common-law partner s mother or father. Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 2 of 10

SECTION C - DIRECT ENTITY ownership in the Applicant Entity If the response to either question in B3 is yes, and the owner is a corporation or a non incorporated entity, with 25% or greater ownership directly in the Applicant Entity name, complete Section C. (For individual direct ownership refer Section D and Indirect ownership refer Sections E and F). te: Details for two direct owners provided, if there are more than two direct owners, please add additional page. DIRECT ENTITY OWNER of Applicant Entity C1 C2 C3 Name of Beneficial Owner Entity Business Address of the Entity (Street address, PO Boxes are not accepted) Percentage of Direct ownership in the Applicant Entity % C4 Does this direct beneficial owner meet the exemption criteria outlined in Section A?. If answer is yes. Beneficial owner Entity (C1) meets exemption criteria in Section A: has net assets (assets less liabilities) of minimum $75 million on its last audited balance sheet; is traded on a recognized stock exchange; operates in a country that is a member of the FATF or is a wholly owned subsidiary of an entity that meets exemption and financials of the subsidiary are consolidated with the parent financials. Stock Symbol and Stock Exchange. If answer is no. Is there a 25% or greater net direct/indirect ownership in the beneficial owner named in C1 by a corporation or individual?, complete Section D, E and/or F (as applicable) DIRECT ENTITY OWNER of Applicant Entity C1 C2 C3 Name of Beneficial Owner Entity Business Address of the Entity (Street address, PO Boxes are not accepted) Percentage of Direct ownership in the Applicant Entity % C4 Does this direct beneficial owner meet the exemption criteria outlined in Section A.. If answer is yes. Beneficial owner Entity (C1) meets exemption criteria in Section A: has net assets (assets less liabilities) of minimum $75 million on its last audited balance sheet; is traded on a recognized stock exchange; operates in a country that is a member of the FATF or is a wholly owned subsidiary of an entity that meets exemption and financials of the subsidiary are consolidated with the parent financials. Stock Symbol and Stock Exchange. If answer is no, is there a 25% or greater net direct/indirect ownership in the beneficial owner named in C1 by a corporation or individual?, complete Section D, E and/or F (as applicable) Section C Direct Entity Owners - additional pages added if necessary. Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 3 of 10

SECTION D DIRECT INDIVIDUAL ownership in the Applicant Entity If the response to question B3 or B4 is yes, and the owner is an individual, with 25% or greater ownership directly in the Applicant Entity name, complete Section D including PEP related questions. (For entity direct ownership refer Section C and for Indirect ownership refer Sections E and F). DIRECT INDIVIDUAL ownership in Applicant Entity D1 Percentage of Ownership % Direct Owner of Applicant Entity D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 Last Name (Surname) First Name Residential Address (PO Box is not accepted) Gender and Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) Occupation Male Female DOB: D7 D8 D9 Source of Wealth (response required only if Applicant Entity is a privately owned financial institution). Describe economic activity which generated the net worth Does this individual currently hold, or has ever held, a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe position: Is this individual a family member of a person who has held a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe nature of relationship: DIRECT INDIVIDUAL ownership in Applicant Entity t applicable. Applicant entity is not a privately owned financial institution D1 Percentage of Ownership % Direct Owner of Applicant Entity D2 D3 D4 D5 D6 Last Name (Surname) First Name Residential Address (PO Box is not accepted) Gender and Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) Occupation Male Female DOB:: D7 D8 D9 Source of Wealth (response required only if Applicant Entity is a privately owned financial institution). Describe economic activity which generated the net worth Does this individual currently holds, or has ever held, a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe position: Is this individual a family member of a person who has held a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe nature of relationship: Section D Direct Individual Owner - additional pages added if necessary. N/A Applicant Entity is not a privately owned financial institution Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 4 of 10

SECTION E - INDIRECT ENTITY ownership in the Applicant Entity If the response to either question in B3 is yes, and the owner is a corporation or a non incorporated entity, with 25% or greater ownership directly in a direct or indirect owner and, by calculation, 25% or greater indirectly in the Applicant Entity, complete Section E. (For direct entity owners Section C, direct individual owner Section D and Indirect individual ownership Section F). If details exceed examples provided, please add a page. E1 E2 Name of Entity Include percentage of interest held in a direct or indirect owner and by calculation, % of interest held indirectly in the Applicant Entity Business Address of the Entity (Street address, PO Boxes are not accepted) INDIRECT OWNER of Applicant Entity Entity Name: Owns % in Direct or Indirect Owner Name By calculation, indirectly owns % of Applicant Entity E3 E4 Does this indirect beneficial owner meet the exemption criteria outlined in Section A? If answer to question E3 is yes, provide stock symbol and stock exchange traded on. Complete Question E4. Complete Question E5 (if applicable) Stock Symbol Stock Exchange E5 E1 E2 E3 E4 E6 If answer to question E3 is no. Is there a 25% net direct/indirect ownership in the entity named in E1 by a corporation or individual?. te: If 25% or greater direct or indirect ownership calculates to be 25% or greater indirectly in the Applicant Entity, Section E and D must also be completed for this additional level of ownership. INDIRECT OWNER of Applicant Entity Name of Entity Entity Name: Include percentage of interest held in a direct or indirect owner and by Owns % in Direct or Indirect Owner Name calculation, % of interest held indirectly in the Applicant Entity By calculation, indirectly owns % of Applicant Entity Business Address of the Entity (Street address, PO Boxes are not accepted) Does this indirect beneficial owner meet. Complete Question E4 the exemption criteria outlined in Section A?. Complete Question E5 (if applicable) If answer to question E3 is yes, provide stock symbol and stock exchange traded on If answer to question E3 is no. Is there a 25% net direct/indirect ownership in the entity named in E1 by a corporation or individual? Stock Symbol Stock Exchange Section E Indirect Entity Owner - additional pages added if necessary.. te: If 25% direct or indirect ownership calculates to be greater than 25% indirectly in the Applicant Entity, Section E and D must be completed for additional level of ownership. Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 5 of 10

SECTION F - INDIRECT INDIVIDUAL ownership in the Applicant Entity If the response to either question in B3 is yes, and the owner is an individual who owns 25% or greater in a direct or indirect owner and by calculation owns 25% or greater indirectly in the Applicant Entity, complete Section F. If details exceed examples provided, please add a page. F1 F2 F3 F4 Percentage of Indirect Ownership in Entity that directly or indirectly holds 25% or greater interest in Applicant Entity Last Name (Surname) First Name Residential Address (PO Boxes are not acceptable) INDIVIDUAL INDIRECT OWNER Details Owns % in Direct or Indirect Owner Name By calculation, indirectly owns F5 Gender and Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) Male Female DOB % of applicant F6 F7 Occupation Source of Wealth if Applicant Entity is a privately owned FI Describe economic activity which generated the net worth t required. Applicant Entity is not a privately owned financial institution F8 F9 F1 F2 Does this individual currently hold, or has ever held, a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe position: Is this individual a family member of a person who has held a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe relationship: Percentage of Indirect Ownership in Entity that directly or indirectly holds 25% or greater interest in applicant Last Name (Surname) INDIVIDUAL INDIRECT Owner Details Owns % in Direct or Indirect Owner Name By calculation, indirectly owns % of applicant F3 F4 First Name Residential Address (PO Boxes are not acceptable) F5 Gender and Date of Birth (MM/DD/YYYY) Male Female DOB F6 F7 F8 F8 Occupation Source of Wealth (response required only if Applicant Entity is a privately owned financial institution). Describe economic activity which generated the net worth Does this individual currently holds or has ever held a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official? If yes, describe position: Is this individual a family member of a person who has held a senior position of public trust such as a government official, politician, judge, military leader or important political party official?? If yes, describe relationship: Section F Indirect Individual Owner - additional pages added if necessary. N/A Applicant entity is not a privately owned financial institution Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 6 of 10

SIGN OFF: AUTHORIZED SIGNATURES I/We confirm that all information provided to Royal Bank regarding the beneficial ownership, control, and structure is true, complete, and accurate in all respects. Applicant Client Name: Signing Officer(s): Name: Business Title: Signature: Date (DD/MM/YYYY) Name: Business Title: Signature: Date (DD/MM/YYYY) Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 7 of 10

COMPLETION GUIDE APPENDIX C: BENEFICIAL OWNERSHIP Exemption Criteria Collection of beneficial ownership information is not required for entities that meet all three of the following criteria; or for wholly owned subsidiaries of that entity. 1. Minimum net assets (assets less liabilities) of $75 million on its last audited balance sheet, and 2. Shares are traded on a recognized stock exchange. (Refer to Section 262 of the Canadian Income Tax Regulations: http://www.fin.gc.ca/act/fim-imf/dse-bvd-eng.asp for complete list. List included on Page 9 for your easy reference). and 3. Operates in a country that is a member of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF). (Includes Canada, USA, UK and many other countries. See http://222/fatf-gafi.corg for complete list). Applicant Entity meets exemption criteria Complete Section A only Applicant Entity does not meet exemption criteria Complete Section B, C and/or D as applicable We recommend where ever possible to provide a copy of organization ownership structure, showing percentage of ownership for each direct/indirect owner. Each layer of ownership must total 100% as it assists to easily identify where additional information required. For ease of reference review Sample of Ownership Disclosure below. Direct Owners: entity or individual with 25% or greater ownership of the Applicant Entity, Indirect Owners: entity or individual holding 25% or greater ownership of a Direct Owner where their indirect ownership calculates to greater than 25% ownership of the he Applicant Entity o Once a direct owner is identified as holding 25% or greater ownership - complete Sections C for entity, Section D for an individual o Once an indirect owner is identified as holding 25% or greater ownership, complete Sections E for entity, Section E for an individual. o NOTE: If a beneficial owner (direct or indirect) meets Exemption Criteria, provide Stock Symbol and Stock Exchange further drill down of ownership of a beneficial owner (that meets exemption criteria) is not required. Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 8 of 10

Direct Owner SAMPLE OF OWNERSHIP DISCLOSURE ABC BANK Applicant Entity Direct Owner 1.7% int. Mr. John Jones 50.0% int. Filco Inc. 0.9% int. Mr. John Hinds 2.4% int. Ms. Jane Acker 20% int. JBH Holdings 25% int. Mr. Ken Hurst Indirect Owner PST Inc 100% int. Aztec Inc 100% int. Indirect Owner Mr. Bill Master 35% int. Mr. Chuck Ng 65% int. Mrs. Barb Bach 40% int. Mr. Stu Prozek 60% int. Individual Ownership Details required for interest of 25% or greater Calculation of Individual Ownership in Applicant (ABC Bank) Are Details of Owner required? Mr. Bill Master Indirect 0.35 x 1.00 x 0.50 = 0.175 = 17.5% Mr. Chuck Ng Indirect 0.65 x 1.00 x 0.50 = 0.325 = 32.5% Complete Section D* Mrs. Barb Pach Indirect 0.40 x 1.00 x 0.20 = 0.080 = 8% Mr. Stu Prozek Indirect 0.60 x 1.00 x 0.20 = 0.120 = 12% Mr. John Jones Direct 1.7% Mr. John Hinds Direct 0.9% Ms. Jane Acker Direct 2.4% Mr. Ken Hurst Direct 25% Complete Section D Entity Ownership Details required for interest of 25% or greater Calculation of Entity Ownership in Applicant (ABC Bank) Are Details of Owner required? PST Inc Indirect 1.00 x 0.50 = 50% Complete Section C* Aztec Inc Indirect 1.00 x 0.20 = 20% Filco Inc Direct 50% Complete Section C JBH Holdings Direct 20% *In the event that PST Inc met exemption criteria Section C would include Stock Symbol and Stock Exchange it is traded on. Details on Mr. Chuck Ng would not be required as PST Inc is now exempt from requirement for additional details. Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 9 of 10

CANADIAN INCOME TAX REGULATIONS SECTION 262 - RECOGNIZED STOCK EXCHANGES AUSTRALIA Australian Securities Exchange AUSTRIA BELGIUM BERMUDA CANADA CZECH REPUBLIC DENMARK FINLAND FRANCE GERMANY HONG KONG IRELAND ISRAEL ITALY JAPAN LUXEMBOURG MEXICO NETHERLANDS NEW ZEALAND NORWAY POLAND SINGAPORE SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN SWEDEN SWITZERLAND UNITED KINGDOM UNITED STATES Vienna Stock Exchange Euronext Brussels Bermuda Stock Exchange Canadian National Stock Exchange (CNSX) Montreal Exchange Toronto Stock Exchange; TSX Venture Exchange (Tiers 1 and 2) Prague Stock Exchange (Prime Market) Copenhagen Stock Exchange Helsinki Stock Exchange Euronext Paris Frankfurt Stock Exchange Boerse Stuttgart AG (Stuttgart Stock Exchange) The Hong Kong Stock Exchange Irish Stock Exchange Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Milan Stock Exchange Tokyo Stock Exchange Luxembourg Stock Exchange Mexico City Stock Exchange Euronext Amsterdam New Zealand Stock Exchange Oslo Stock Exchange The main and parallel markets of the Warsaw Stock Exchange Singapore Stock Exchange Johannesburg Stock Exchange Madrid Stock Exchange Stockholm Stock Exchange SWX Swiss Exchange London Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange Boston Stock Exchange Chicago Board of Options; Chicago Board of Trade; Chicago Stock Exchange National Assoc of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System(NASDAQ) National Stock Exchange New York Stock Exchange; NYSE Arca Philadelphia Stock Exchange Appendix C Beneficial Ownership Page 10 of 10