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INVESTOR PRESENTATION MARCH 2015

Contents Part 1 Yellow Brick Road Group - performance update Key Metrics and Financial Results The model in motion brand, distribution, product Part 2 Acquisition journey to date & next steps Journey & Integration Update Focus for H2 2015 2

Executive Summary Leading Non Bank Player Strong delivery of our key strategies is taking us toward the leading non-bank player Capture scale economies by aggressively expanding distribution footprint VOW acquisition and YBR network growth drove Group distribution points from 206 to 1,030 Revenues were up 288% while cost growth was contained at 33% Grow margin through measured participation across value chain Macquarie Bank white label grew in YBR and expanded into the Vow and Resi networks Resi s product manufacturing capability further added to Group product margin As a result overall product income increased by 74% Diversify by participating in all relevant markets We are now both a major player in the broker channel and owner of a growing franchise network Outperformance in booming mortgage market gave settlement growth of 52% vs. market on 14% Seizing the share opportunity in mortgages constrained wealth revenues, to 16% over the period Drive customer growth by developing & leveraging challenger brands H1 campaign leveraged NEC for affordable ad production and premium media, growing leads 93% Vow continues to challenge incumbents growing at 4.6 times system with>$1b settlements in Dec. We are on target with our goal of breakeven around 30 June 2015 FY end 3

Part 1 Key Metrics update for H1 2015 Yellow Brick Road Group delivered significant improvement in all key financial metrics during H1, via scale benefits of acquisition and strong underlying growth Acquired Scale Business books: Group vs. YBR H114 YBR vs. YBR H114 Mortgage book +1154% +55% Funds under management (NA) +38% Insurance prem. under management (NA) +84% Acquired Scale Revenue: Group vs. YBR H114 YBR vs. YBR H114 Overall growth +288%, +22% Branch network +362% +36% Professional services (normalised) (NA) +7% (ex sold books) Acquired Scale Operational Expenses: Group vs. YBR H114 Overall +33% Marketing expenses +31% Employee expenses +40% Underlying Growth Underlying Growth As a result, net underlying EBITDA (excluding non-operating items) improved substantially to a loss of $494k, an 84% improvement on the pcp. 4

Key Metrics - Mortgages Excluding acquisitions historic performance: - Great scale acquired 1 12X 6X Including acquisitions historic performance - Underlying growth 1. 4.3M excludes VOW & RESI July & August 2014 +21% +52% NB Market grew 14% 2 2. 6.2M includes VOW & RESI July & August 2014 5

Key Metrics Wealth Management +84% +38% Wealth management continues to grow strongly. 6

Revenue Summary Revenue is now more diversified with a Broker model complementing the Branch network model. The Group s product and Professional Services team now support a much larger distribution footprint. 7

P&L Summary $'000 Profit/(Loss) H1 FY 2015 H1 FY 2014 % change REVENUE Branch network 52,897 11,458 362% Professional services 2,318 2,917 (21%) Other revenue 4,027 891 352% Total revenue 59,242 15,266 288% Reduced with the sale of clients. GROSS PROFIT Branch network 8,789 3,139 180% Professional services 2,203 2,369 (7%) Other 925 624 48% Total gross profit 11,917 6,132 94% Share of JV Gain / (loss) 189 195 (3%) EXPENSES Marketing expense (2,458) (1,871) (31%) Employee benefits expense (6,687) (4,789) (40%) Other operating expense (3,266) (2,647) Total Operating Expense (12,411) (9,307) (33%) Normalised EBITDA (494) (3,175) 84% Depreciation & Amortisation (674) (206) (227%) Interest expense (336) (190) (77%) Other non-operating costs and non-cash expense (5,770) Net Loss Before Tax (7,274) (3,571) (104%) Income Tax benefit 3,017 Net Loss After Tax (4,257) (3,571) (19%) Benefit obtained from offsetting carried forward losses against acquired deferred tax loss. 8

Balance Sheet The balance sheet has changed substantially post 30 June 2014 following the recent capital raising and debt increase to support the acquisitions. Jun-14 Dec-14 % change Cash 12,114 10,632 (12%) Intangibles 8,985 31,601 252% Prepaid Advertising 4,041 2,679 (34%) Net Trail Receivable 5,147 36,410 607% Total Debt (5,000) (5,000) 0% Other Asset/ (Liabilities) (199) 1,798 (1004%) Net Assets 25,088 78,120 211% Net cash after Debt 7,114 5,632 (21%) CAPITAL STRUCTURE at 31 DECEMBER 2014 Issued Shares 194,519,381 278,161,332 CAPITAL STRUCTURE at 23 FEBRUARY 2014 Issued Shares 278,161,332 Debt The company has a total debt of $5m and undrawn funding facilities of $7.5m Intangibles The increase in intangibles primarily relates to goodwill ($13m) and other intangible assets ($9m) of the acquired businesses MAJOR SHAREHOLDERS (Aggregated interest as at 4 September 2014) Golden Wealth Holdings Pty Ltd 18.41% Macquarie Bank Limited 18.34% Pink Platypus Pty Limited 17.83% Remainder 45.42% 9

Model in Motion Overview Vow wholesale distribution via 809 independently branded intermediaries Distribution Footprint YBR - Retail distribution via 225 YBR branded shopfronts Product Platform Mortgage - all Lenders Mortgage - Group product Wealth Management Funds Management Super & Investment Life Insurance General Insurance Funders 10

Model in Motion Distribution Footprint Growth in the distribution footprint transformed with the acquisitions of Vow and Resi. On a YBR like for like basis, growth continues with the number of license agreements increasing to 225, up from 206 in the last half. YBR/Resi operate as branded branches. Vow brokers operate as independently branded brokerages. The Group has a strong east coast presence however growth opportunities still exist in QLD and there is a strong focus on recruitment in South Australia and Western Australia CURRENT BRANCH COUNT: (FOR AUSTRALIA CHART) CONSOL ACT 12 QLD 111 NSW 393 NT 3 SA 10 TAS 4 VIC 130 WA 30 INT'L 3 696 11

MARKET SHARE % Model in Motion Market Share The group s market share continues to grow following recent acquisitions. 4.50000% VOW / YBR / RESI AS % OF TOTAL ABS LENDING DATA (OWNER OCCUPIED + INVESTMENT) 4.00000% 3.50000% 3.00000% 2.50000% 2.00000% 1.50000% 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 1.00000% 0.50000% 0.00000% July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May June 12

Model in Motion Mortgage Product Portfolio The focus is to offer the retail and wholesale networks competitive products with an increasing margin to the YBR group. Through vertical integration, the YBR group has significantly improved mortgage product capability (i.e. a credit function, call centre, product manufacture expertise, price setting), significantly extending the share of the value chain available to the group YBR Group Product (Resi Mortgage Manager) 3x lifetime NPV YBR Group Product (MBL White Label) 2x lifetime NPV Market Lenders 1x lifetime NPV Lead Generation Distribute Manufacture Service Funding Marketing Distribution Packaging & Credit Submission Product Lending & Settlement Servicing Default Management Reporting, Reconciliations & Commissions Treasury Brand Customer ownership Generating consumer interest Campaigns to members Client Fact Find Lead management & qualification Customer product requirements Preliminary assessment & suitable product test Package loan application and supporting docs Valuation LMI Credit proposal AML/CTF customer identification Submit for assessment Competitive rates Full suite of options Fully featured I/O, P&I, Fixed, Offset, ATM, EFTPOS, Construction Capability to provide tailored options Assessment & formal approval Suitable product test Application processing Doc follow up Loan contract & docs Solicitor instruction Credit provider guide Settlement Contact centre Customer on boarding Statements and notices Top ups & variations Dispute resolution FOS/COSL Discharge Arrears management Hardship Litigation Shortfall claims SLA reporting Operations management Pipeline and portfolio management Upfront/trail clawbacks Variable and fixed rate loan funding Funding at competitive rates, from multiple sources RMBS issuer 13

Model in Motion Mortgage Product Portfolio Group mortgage product offers a significantly deeper product margin than standard broker lending products. YBR group product growth increased significantly with the acquisitions of Vow and Resi, and continues to grow with increasing penetration of the group s distribution footprint. Group Product Income Up by 74% Resi product Launched to YBR & Vow Vow Homeloans Launched 14

Model in Motion Wealth Management Products Smarter Money Investments Celebrated 3yr anniversary in Feb 2015 Multi channel distribution including branches, high net worth and family offices, financial planners and corporates Smarter Money Active Cash was the foundation fund; now joined by Smarter Money Higher Income Fund (launched Oct 2014) An Australian Equities Fund will be launched in 2H2015. Retire Right Superannuation Fee competitive superannuation fund that ranks in the top 10 of all super funds on fees* Low account balances initially but with regular contributions & investment growth, FUM will steadily increase over the medium to long term Packaged life insurance inside super is important for our client demographic 200 180 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 Mar-13 Jun-13 Sep-13 Dec-13 Mar-14 Jun-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 SMARTER MONEY - FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT ($M) 76 RETIRE RIGHT - FUNDS UNDER MANAGEMENT ($M) 0 Jun-13 Sep-13 Dec-13 Mar-14 Jun-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 *Super Ratings research 15

Contents Introduction Part 1 Yellow Brick Road Group performance update Key Metrics and Financial Results The model in motion - brand, distribution, product Part 2 Acquisition journey to date & next steps Journey & Integration Update Focus for H2 2015 16

Part 2 The Acquisitions Scale and purchasing power is the name of the game The Financial System Inquiry is encouraging competition The group has built a comprehensive product suite and wealth management capability that can be leveraged into our broader distribution footprint. To be a leader in the Non-Bank segment, the acquisitions of Vow Financial and Resi Mortgage Corporation, underpin the theme of an expanded distribution footprint blended with deepening product margin: Continue organic growth of YBR and Vow distribution footprint Embed Macquarie and Resi mortgage product in YBR and Vow networks Embed Wealth in YBR and Vow networks 17

Part 2 Where are we on the Acquisition Journey Vow Announcement May 2014 Resi Announcement July 2014 Capital Raising July 2014 CBA Debt Raising August 2014 EGM August 2014 Deal Completion August 2014 Integration Execution Aggregate consideration $17m 700 mortgage broker groups Loan book $18b Aggregate consideration $36m One of few remaining nonbank lenders 40 franchises Loan book $1.8b Secure commitments to raise $42m via private placement CBA debt facilities increased from $6.01m to $13.80m Acquisition of Vow shares from Macquarie Bank Limited approved Issue of shares under share placement (60.1m) and Vow and Resi acquisitions (17.1m) 29 th August 2014 Group mortgage product in Vow Wealth product in Vow Resi network aligned with YBR Functional alignment well advanced (finance, compliance, marketing, HR) Deliver synergy benefits: Grow mortgage margin with group product penetration Embed wealth 18

Part 2 - Integration Status at end H12015 At the Sept Investor briefings, we said we would focus on mortgage and wealth management product opportunities with logical and beneficial integration of shared services. Intensity and Focus 1. Mortgage product and finance consolidation Status - Complete 2. Wealth Management model launched Execution phase Design phase Review phase Status In Pilot Phase 3. Best practice across compliance, technology, marketing, human resources Status Ahead of Plan September October November December January February March Integration is effectively complete focus is on delivery of synergy benefits as part of normal business. 19

Part 2 Balance of FY15 Focus on Execution Integration is effectively complete. Synergy benefits are being delivered and show a promising trend for FY16. In balance of FY, each business to focus on: Continued expansion of the distribution base Growth in core mortgage business Increasing share of mix for YBR group product Penetration of wealth into mortgage customer base Tailwinds The continued low interest rate environment > property markets > credit growth Funding sources are numerous and costs are reducing Headwinds Intermediaries are focussed on a booming property market Execution of the wealth strategy will require constant reinforcement We are on target with our goal of breakeven around 30 June 2015 FY end 20