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We understand our clients needs and concerns We know and understand risks are inherent in almost every aspect of our lives. We work to reduce the risks associated with your need to secure a strong financial future for you, your family or your business. We are risk managers first, we: Listen to your needs. Formulate a plan to meet those needs. Create a customized investment process tailored to your financial goals. Our goal is to manage your financial resources within a risk framework based on your liquidity needs, time horizon and overall risk appetite. We will discuss how we go about achieving this goal through: I. Local Commitment II. Consistent Process III. Dedicated Service. 2

What differentiates? Since 1938, Central Bank has provided financial solutions to generations of families and a wide range of businesses. Today, we continue that tradition through our three core tenants: I. Local Commitment II. Consistent Process III. Dedicated Service A local team of dedicated professionals who know you The convenience of having a team of professionals available when and where you need them Direct access to our extensive resources to help you manage your complex and simple financial needs A disciplined, long-term approach toward investing Holistic approach integrates all components of wealth management, supporting sound decisions Client-focused solutions, specifically tailored to our clients The knowledge, expertise and time to oversee the complex wealth issues in your life Acting in the client s best interest at all times, our financial professionals are held to the highest fiduciary standard A consistently high level of service, unique to each client Benefit: The assurance of knowing that we are here for you, when and where you need us Benefit: The comfort of a process that helps you live your life without undue sacrifice while managing risk Benefit: Confidence that we will address your needs and keep you informed in an ever changing investment environment. 3

I. Local Commitment Today, Central Bank provides personal and business solutions to a wide array of Central Bank clients. We are committed to Listening to you and diligently striving to be responsive to your needs and meet your goals. Providing a team approach to managing our relationship. Our team represents years of experience in the trust and investment disciplines. We draw on all necessary resources to effectively manage your account. Being there for you when you need us. Our ability to be flexible is a result of our local ownership and experienced professionals. And, we are able to bring national resources to help meet your needs. Helping you to achieve your goals. Our performance record attests to our disciplined, long-term approach toward investing. Benefit: The assurance of knowing that we are here for you, when and where you need us 4

II. Consistent Process Investment Policy Statement Capital Markets Expectations Asset Allocation Cash & Equivalents Fixed Income Equities Alternatives Monitor & Rebalance Benefit: Our disciplined process helps ensure a thorough analysis that will provide options for your consideration 5

Our Strategy Development Process Performance Evaluation Determine Client objectives & Risk tolerance Microeconomic Forecasting Current Environment Monitoring & Rebalancing Market Sector Analysis & Rebalancing Sector Analysis Portfolio Construction Diversification Security Selection 6

Consistent process includes a sound Investment Policy Statement A clear understanding of goals and objectives is paramount Return Expectations - balancing growth and income Time Horizon A clear understanding of the ability to meet those goals Willingness to take risk Ability to take risk A clear understanding of the constraints imposed Liquidity Tax Issues Legal and Regulatory Unique Considerations 7

III. Dedicated Service Personalized Wealth Management You Your Wealth Advisory Team Wealth Management ASSET ALLOCATION RETIREMENT BENEFITS ESTATE PLANNING WEALTH PRESERVATION/ TRANSFER RISK MANAGEMENT TAX-EFFICIENT GIFTING CHARITABLE GIVING WEALTH REPLACEMENT Investment Management Professional asset manager Identifying objectives Examining investment ideas/asset allocation Preparing for future education and/or retirement costs Identifying estate planning needs Developing a coordinated financial strategy Personal Trust Revocable living trusts Marital trusts Gifting trusts Spendthrift trusts Generation skipping trusts Charitable trusts IRA Management Employee Benefits Administration 401(k) Plans Defined Contribution Plans Defined Benefit Plans Plan Administration Services/Resources Estate Planning Reviewing ownership and transition plans Developing wealth transfer solutions Evaluating wills and trusts Calculating net worth Analyzing estate liabilities Determining insurance/liquidity needs Benefit: Provides a framework for dealing with uncertainty and a counterbalance to the urge to time the market. 8

Dedicated Service requires integration We offer personalized wealth management solutions and will coordinate with our clients external advisors to ensure efficient, integrated decision making. Accountant Attorney Our Client Insurance Agent Private Banker. 9

Dedicated service supports long-term relationships Our team delivers expert service, always using simple language to illuminate complex financial information: A Client Profile that helps to identify goals and investment objectives, time horizon and tolerance for risk A periodic Portfolio Review to monitor and assess your progress toward goals And, regular market and economic communications via our Quarterly Newsletter Confidence in a team dedicated to helping you progress toward your objectives. 10

Why? Since 1938, Central Bank has provided financial solutions to generations of families and a wide range of businesses. Today, we continue that tradition through our three core tenants: I. Local Commitment II. Consistent Process III. Dedicated Service Benefit: The assurance of knowing that we are here for you, when and where you need us Benefit: The comfort of a process that helps you live your life without undue sacrifice while managing risk Benefit: Confidence that we will address your needs and keep you informed in an ever changing investment world. 11

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Asset Allocation Process Why is asset allocation important? Over 90% of the variability of returns can be explained by asset allocation. The remaining variability is explained by market timing and security selection. Asset allocation provides an accurate framework in which to judge the risk/return tradeoff. Asset allocation provides an accurate framework in which to judge success. 13

. Investment Objectives Income Objective 1 Performance Ending 12/31/15 Central Bank Benchmark Int l Equity, 6% Allocation Alternative 3% Cash, 1% Quarter 1.07% 1.30% 1 Year -0.56% -0.14% 3 Year 4.65% 4.52% 5 Year 5.67% 5.51% Dom Eq, 20% Fixed, 70% Conservative Growth Objective 1 Performance Ending 12/31/15 Central Bank Benchmark Quarter 1.67% 1.97% 1 Year -1.14% -1.03% 3 Year 4.94% 4.93% 5 Year 5.81% 5.60% Int l Equity, 7% Dom Equity, 41% Allocation Alternative 6% Cash, 1% Fixed, 45% 1 The indicated returns are historical returns and may not be indicative of future performance. Risk to principal may occur. Deposits are not guaranteed by the FDIC 14

Growth Objective 1 Performance Ending 12/31/15 Central Bank Benchmark Quarter 2.80% 3.16% 1 Year -1.44% -1.52% 3 Year 6.10% 6.14% 5 Year 6.64% 6.38% Int l Equity, 15% Alt, 12% Allocation Investment Objectives Cash, 1% Fixed, 20% Dom Eq, 52% Aggressive Growth Objective 1 Performance Ending 12/31/15 Central Bank Benchmark Alternative 15% Allocation Cash, 1% Fixed, 2% Quarter 3.91% 4.33% 1 Year -1.22% -1.33% 3 Year 7.85% 8.19% 5 Year 7.86% 7.73% Int l Equity20% Dom Equity, 62% 1 The indicated returns are historical returns and may not be indicative of future performance. Risk to principal may occur. Deposits are not guaranteed by the FDIC.. 15

Disclosures Central Bank & Trust Co. Member FDIC Wealth Management Services provided by Central Bank & Trust Co. Performance data and return calculations are provided by First Rate, Inc. Indicated returns are historical and may not be indicative of future performance. Any performance presented for a period of longer than one (1) year is presented on an annualized basis. Risk to principal may occur. Deposits are not guaranteed by FDIC. Returns are presented net of all fees including investment management fees, mutual fund fees and all commissions. The Blended Benchmark is calculated using the returns of the component asset class benchmarks and the weights of the Strategic Asset Allocation of the portfolio, blended monthly. The Strategic Allocation weighting is based on the overall objective of the portfolio and may be provided upon request. Component asset class benchmarks include the 91 Day Treasury Bill Index, the Standard and Poor 500 Index, the Russell Mid Cap Stock Index, the Russell 2000 Index, the MSCI EAFE Index, the MSCI Emerging Markets Index, Barclay s US Aggregate Bond Index, the Barclays High Yield Index, the JPM Emerging Market Bond Index, the Barclays US TIPS Index and the MSCI US REIT Index. Asset classes currently available for investment but not included in the Blended Benchmark include international small cap stocks, floating rate fixed income, Global fixed income ex the US, short term US bonds, commodities, and infrastructure. Investments and securities are: Not a deposit NOT FDIC Insured NOT insured by a Federal Government Agency Not Guaranteed by the Bank May Lose Value Subject to Risk 16

Standard Published Fee Schedule Asset Allocations/ Equities & Fixed Income Trustee and Investment Management Fees:» 1.0% on the first $1,500,000 in assets» 0.8% on the next $1,000,000 in assets» 0.6% on all assets over $2,500,000» Minimum annual fee of $1,500. Fees for services include benefits from the use of float attributable to outstanding checks issued against a Bank omnibus disbursement account maintained for that purpose. Non-periodic distributions are made within 3-5 days of receipt of authorized instructions. Float begins on the day the check is produced and ends on the day the checks are presented for payment. 17

Biographies: Investment Management Timothy D. Fyffe, CFA Senior Vice President & Senior Portfolio Manager With more than 30 years of investment experience, Tim is actively involved in business development and investment management for the banks high net worth and institutional clients. He manages fixed income and equities for personal trusts, employee benefit accounts and foundation accounts. Tim earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Kentucky and is a Chartered Financial Analyst. He has been involved in the grading program of the CFA Institute, has served on the Council of Examiners and is a member of the Louisville Society of Financial Analysts. Thomas J. Corr Vice President & Senior Portfolio Manager Tom has over 30 years of experience in managing portfolios for investment management, personal trust, employee benefit and foundation accounts. He has also served as a branch and sales manager of national and regional brokerage firms. Tom has an undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois and an MBA from Loyola University of Chicago. R. Scott King, CFA Vice President & Senior Portfolio Manager Scott has over 25 years of experience in the financial services industry with 10+ years focused on managing investment portfolios for high net worth individuals, foundations and employee benefit accounts. Scott earned both his undergraduate degree in finance and MBA from Miami University (OH) and has been awarded the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA ) designation. He is a member of the Cincinnati Society of Financial Analysts and currently serves as the president of the Lexington Philharmonic. Scott and his wife, Peggy, have four children and reside in Lexington. 18

Biographies: Investment Management Chris Taylor Investment Assistant Chris has 15 years of experience in the financial services industry. He assists the Trust Investment officers with investment performance analysis, investing for model account and investment research. Chris earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Kentucky and resides in Lexington. 19

Biographies: Personal Trust Barry Hickey Senior Vice President and Trust Department Manager Barry brings more than 30 years of banking and trust experience to Central Bank s trust department. A native of Mt. Sterling, Kentucky, Barry received his Business Administration degree in marketing from the University of Kentucky and later attended the Cannon Trust School. As an active member of the community, Barry serves on the Finance Committee for the United Way of the Bluegrass, the Philharmonic Board and the Board of the Newman Foundation. Barry and his wife, Billie, have three children and live in Lexington. Eloise Griffith Penn Vice President and Trust Officer Eloise has been part of Central Bank s trust department for more than 15 years. With a total of 35 years of banking and trust experience, she is uniquely qualified to assist her clients in making the best decisions for their futures. Eloise s formal education in banking includes Southern Virginia College in Buena Vista, Central Piedmont College in Charlotte, NC and the National School of Bank Card Management at Northwestern University. She has also attended the Cannon Financial Institute for personal trust and the ABA National Graduate Trust School at Northwestern University. Eloise serves the Lexington community as past president and current member of the Bluegrass Estate Planning Council, a board member of the Lexington Hearing and Speech Center, a board member of Equestrian Events Inc. (organizers of the Rolex Kentucky 3-Day Event.) She is a 1989 graduate of Leadership Lexington. Kathy Wilson Gibson Senior Vice President and Trust Officer Kathy brings 20 years of personal trust administration experience to Central Bank s Wealth Management Group. With a Bachelor s degree in management from Northern Kentucky University, she is also a graduate of Salmon P. Chase College of Law and is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. Kathy s professional training includes the National Trust School at Northwestern University, the Cannon Financial Institute and various continuing education courses focused on estate planning. A native of Cynthiana, Kentucky, Kathy presently resides in Lexington. She is a Board Member of the Bluegrass Estate Planning Council. 20

Biographies: Personal Trust Elizabeth Johns, JD, AIFA Vice President and Trust Officer Elizabeth Betsy recently joined Central Bank s Wealth Management Team with over 16 years of trust banking experience, most recently as a Vice President & Senior Trust Advisor with PNC Bank in Lexington, KY. Betsy s previous banking experience includes 10 years at Farmers Bank & Capital Trust Company in Frankfort, KY where she served as Vice President, Senior Trust Officer and Legal Counsel. She also served as the Compliance Officer for Unified Trust Company in Lexington, KY. Betsy earned her Bachelor s Degree in English and French from the University of Notre Dame, and her Juris Doctor from Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. Betsy is licensed to practice law in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and State of Ohio, and has attained the AIFA designation (Accredited Investment Fiduciary Analyst ) from fi360 in May of 2011. Betsy is a member of the Probate Division of the Kentucky Bar Association and is a member of the Bluegrass Estate Planning Council. She resides here in Lexington with her husband, Kevin and two children. Carolyn Bishop Personal Trust Officer Carolyn has over 30 years banking experience. She has been with Central Bank for 25 years, 24 of which she has been in Personal Trust. Carolyn began her banking career with First Commonwealth Bank in Prestonsburg, Ky. where she worked for 5 years in loans, discount brokerage and money management. She attended college at the University of Kentucky-Prestonsburg and is a graduate of Cannon Trust School. She is a member of the Bluegrass Estate Planning Council. Carolyn and her husband Bill enjoy singing in the Southland Christian Church choir, spending time with family and traveling. 21

Biographies: Personal Trust Anna Hovekamp, CTFA Personal Trust Officer Anna joined the Trust department in 2007. She has a degree in Finance from the University of Louisville and is a Certified Trust and Financial Advisor. Anna is an honor graduate of Cannon Financial Institute and administers Personal Trusts, Investment Agencies and IRAs. Anna serves on the Board of Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bluegrass, has served as an Ambassador for Lexington Habitat for Humanity and is a member of the Bluegrass Estate Planning Council. She resides here in Lexington with her husband Matt. Lauren Lovely Personal Trust Assistant Lauren joined the Trust Department in 2012. She has been with Central Bank since 2008 and most recently worked as a Personal Banker in the Main Lobby. Lauren graduated from Transylvania University where she earned a Bachelor s Degree in History and played on the Women s Soccer team. Lauren resides here in Lexington with her husband, David. 22

Biographies: Employee Benefits Vicky L. Foster, CRPC Vice President and Trust Officer Vicky has over 30 years of banking and trust experience. Her expertise includes employee benefit plan administration, participant reporting and qualified and non-qualified retirement plans. A native of Monticello, Kentucky, Vicky earned her Bachelor s Degree in Business Education from the University of Kentucky. Vicky earned her Chartered Retirement Planning designation (CRPC) from the College for Financial Planning in 2008. Sheila C. Parks Vice President and Trust Officer Having been with Central Bank for 33 years, Sheila adds a great depth of knowledge to the Wealth Management Group. She and her staff provide accurate and timely recordkeeping for defined contribution plans including profit sharing plans, money purchase pension plans and 401(k) plans, working with both balance forward accounting and daily valuation. A native of Kentucky, Sheila holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration from Midway College. Terri Shaw Employee Benefits Assistant Terri brings 29 years of banking experience to the Wealth Management group. A native of Paintsville, KY she received her Bachelor s Degree in communications from Morehead State University. Her experience with Central Bank includes Retail Banking, Human Resources and Training & Development. Terri, her husband and son reside in Lexington. 23

Biographies: Employee Benefits Julie Moberly Administrative Assistant Julie adds nearly 36 years of experience in banking and trust to Central Bank s Wealth Management Group. She works with employee benefit plans, including profit sharing plans, money purchase pension plans, defined benefit plans and IRAs, along with other corporate accounts. Julie is a graduate of Eastern Kentucky University and a life long resident of Richmond, Kentucky. 24

Biographies: Business Development Charles Rush Vice President and Trust Officer Charlie has more than 30 years experience in developing and managing personal trust and institutional trust accounts. He has been with Central Bank s Wealth Management Group for 12 years. His responsibilities include the presentation, introduction and initiation of the account relationship; preparation of the account documentation; transition of assets and account funding. He works with the administrative officers and the portfolio managers to facilitate client needs. Charlie earned a Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from the University of Kentucky. He and his wife have 3 children and live in Lexington, Kentucky. William M. Kaiser Vice President and Trust Officer Bill brings more than 20 years experience in administering personal and institutional trust accounts to Central Bank s Wealth Management Group. Bill received his education at the University of Kentucky in business and economics and continued his professional education at Cannon Financial Institute of Athens, GA and the American Institute of Banking in Boulder, CO. Bill resides in Louisville with his wife and their three children. He is a member of the Estate Planning Council of Louisville, St. Xavier Alumni Association, a Junior Achievement Consultant, and the Public Radio Partnership, as well as a past member of the Louisville Zoo & Botanical Garden Bequest and Planned Gift Council. 25

Biographies: Trust Operations Gayle Dockery Trust Operations Manager Gayle has been with Central Bank for 31 years in the Operations area of the Wealth Management Group and has recently been promoted to manager. During her tenure she has earned her Bachelor of Science degree in business administration from Sullivan University, completed a three year program at the Cannon Financial Institute and received her certification in Trust Investments. Gayle has also completed the bank s Management in Action training program and is constantly adding to her expertise in all phases of trust operations. Barbara Ingold Operations Assistant Barbara has been in the banking industry for 18 years and with Central Bank for 8 years as an Operations Assistant in the Wealth Management Group. Her duties include the daily maintenance of the core data processing system. Barbara grew up in Greensboro, NC where she attended Guilford Technical Institute. She now lives in Lexington with her husband, Ray. Anne Henry Trust Securities Assistant Anne's career in banking began 4 years ago with Central Bank. She worked in retail prior to joining the Trust department in December 2013 as Trust Securities Assistant. Anne is responsible for operational maintenance of investment transactions, processing PRS mutual fund trades, and reconciling daily trade activity. Originally from Texas, she now resides in Lexington with her husband George. 26