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Investora Zurich 2014 Dr. Stephan Rietiker, CEO

Safe Harbor Statement This communication contains statements that constitute forward-looking statements. Such forward-looking statements include, without limitation, statements relating to the Company s financial condition, results of operations and business and certain of the Company s strategic plans and objectives. Because these forward-looking statements are subject to risks and uncertainties, actual future results may differ materially from those expressed in or implied by the statements. Many of these risks and uncertainties relate to factors which are beyond the Company s ability to control or estimate precisely. Examples of such factors include future market conditions, currency fluctuations, the behavior of other market participants, the actions of governmental regulators and other risk factors detailed in Company s past and future filings and reports as well as in past and future filings, press releases, reports and other information posted on the Group companies websites. Readers are cautioned not to put undue reliance on forward-looking statements, which reflect only our opinions as of the date of this presentation. LifeWatch AG disclaims any intention or obligation to update and revise any forward-looking statements, whether as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. This presentation does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation to purchase any securities of LifeWatch AG. Any such decision must not be made on the basis of the information provided in this presentation. This presentation must not be distributed in or into the United States of America. 2

LifeWatch at a Glance LifeWatch is a leading provider of monitoring services in the cardiac and home sleep diagnostics markets World headquarters are in Zug, Switzerland with primary operations currently in the United States, Switzerland, Israel, Macedonia, India and Japan 2013 revenues reached USD 91 million (+13.7 % vs. 2012) with a net profit after exceptional items of USD 2.9 million 2014 H2 revenue reached USD 48.12 million (+10.2% vs. 2013 same period) with an adjusted LBIT of USD 1.16 million Volume growth of above 13% year-on-year Ongoing operational efficiency program leading to improved second half figures New services and offerings on track for launch in 2015 3

A legacy of unmatched patient service For over 20 years LifeWatch has helped tens of thousands of healthcare professionals diagnose, treat and improve the health of 3.2 million at-risk patients through advanced monitoring services. Three 24/7 monitoring centers Innovative at-home monitoring of cardiac and sleep disorders Services backed by unparalleled support and a strong local presence 4

Our Service Strengths Reliable technology Accurate, easy to use, rugged mobile monitoring devices Cloud-based service access and report distribution Robust infrastructure Multiple carrier, real-time, medical data transfer Backed-up call and data centers Highly qualified clinical staff Board certified ECG and Sleep Medicine technicians 24/7/365 Patient and client call centers and event alerts Strong local client sales presence 5

A comprehensive diagnostic suite Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry ACT 30 Day Cardiac Event Monitoring Wireless Holter Monitoring Home Sleep Testing Stroke Care Programs Monitoring infrastructure Clinical Research Client research support Potential CRO business EMR Integration Simplified physician ordering Workflow-embedded reporting Automated posting to billing Web Enrollment and Reporting Client access to patient services and diagnostic results 6

Core monitoring services Ambulatory Cardiac Telemetry Cardiac Event Monitor (CEM) Auto-Detect Cardiac Event Monitor (CEM) Looping Holter Recorders 3-channel ECG for more qualitative information Records and transmits events wirelessly in near real-time Typical use: occasionally symptomatic patients 1-lead ECG with automated heart arrhythmia detection Automatically saves a pre-event ECG portion and records a postevent ECG portion. Typical use: Symptomatic patients Patient-activated 1- lead event monitor Worn on belt clip or directly on chest Typical use: Symptomatic patients 3-lead ECG continuous recording Stores up to 48hrs of ECG for analysis Typical Use: Patients with persistent symptoms 7

Electronic Medical Record (EMR) integration Strengthens image as premium partner Lowers barriers to client selection Reduces the overhead in service s utilization Provides unique edge in informatics from precisely coded patient and diagnostic information Interfaces communicate the diagnostic and billing information using standardized Healthcare Level 7 messaging 8

Value added chain of services Continuous monitoring of at-risk patients, a suite of clinical reports to support their diagnosis and management, all delivered in compliance with regulatory guidelines Physician enrolls patient in monitoring program Enrollment Validate LifeWatch validates insurance data LifeWatch assists provider with activation process Activate Monitor LifeWatch monitors and assists patient LifeWatch generates and delivers patient reports to physician Report Bill LifeWatch directly bills insurance companies eliminate low value tasks while providing better quality diagnostic information for patients. Value Added 9

Customized client support Customized analyses offer our clients insights into their patient base and clinical yields Great care and happier patients deliver satisfaction scores exceeding 96% 10

Megatrends: Favorable demographics and disease prevalence 7.3 million cardiovascular disease deaths in 2008 3.1 million (42% of all these deaths) due to heart attack (WHO) Approximately 5.3% of the population has a cardiac arrhythmia Fewer than 2% have been diagnosed Syncope (lost consciousness) causes 6% of US hospital admissions Including 3% of emergency departments visits (US Pharmacist) 15 million people suffer stroke worldwide each year In the US, 795K people suffer a stroke each year 250,000 of those have no known cause (The Stroke Center, USA) 11

Trend towards micro biosensors Evolving from Mobile to Wearable Pairing light weight electronics with long duration, biocompatible adhesives Creating new ultralight patch monitors Overcoming one of the industries last challenges Testing compliance by patients is critical to diagnostic value Patients may find that traditional monitors are uncomfortable or attract unwanted attention New sensors so small you may forget you re wearing them Opening new doors to diagnostic testing Using a patch monitor is so easy, it greatly expands market for testing into new healthcare area 12

Trend towards flexible patch technology Patient needs Discreet, unobtrusive and comfortable testing Client demands Fast, easy monitor application by clinic staff Willingness of the patient to continuously wear the monitor for the duration of the testing Patch value An ultra-light weight monitor technology A more comfortable solution increases testing compliance An easy-to-use monitor opens up the service to more patients 13

Trend towards increasing mhealth demands Growth in aging population By 2017, 50% of US population > 50 years old Many with one or more chronic diseases Most will want to live at home Technology Disruption Innovative devices, applications $700M venture funding already recorded in 2014 Pervasive mobile cellular technology Growth in Chronic disease Over 200M people suffer from chronic disease clinician shortage Poor compliance post-discharge increasing hospital stays Healthcare costs soaring Government Initiatives Hospital re-admission penalties US Affordable Care and HITECH Laws and incentives Home monitoring mandates (UK, France) 14

The mhealth market shift Source: GfK 2014 Health Self-Monitoring I Qualitative Research Study 15

Operational efficiency: achievements to date Actions Global restructuring: Restructuring of R&D to better reflect our goals Global integration: Consolidating clinical, business operations, IT, R&D and regulatory affairs Market focus: Data driven decisions from accurate relevant data Faster time-to-market: Continuous review of make or buy opportunities Sales force efficiency Realignment of territories and regions Best practice introduction Adjustment to incentive scheme towards performing above plan Introduction of best practices in hiring, on boarding, training Launch an Inside Sales Team Settlement of inherited legal cases Pursuit of four-pronged strategy Culture Shift: Positive shift in mind-set and beliefs 16 Status Implemented Ongoing Implemented Process underway Implemented Implemented Implemented Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing Ongoing

Four pronged strategy: Rapid updates: to support continued growth in ECG testing Updates to our most profitable services in the face of surging demand Introducing new biosensor technology A series of breakthrough new services using state of the art sensing technology Examining the mhealth opportunity Extensive research into future needs of the Medical Consumer Building partnerships with mobile platform manufacturers Capturing the market as it shifts from wellness to medical focus A new world of Biomedical Informatics decision support Capitalizing on a 20 year legacy of disease-specific medical data 17

Facelift to the ACT Service ACT III ECG monitoring via an Android platform Faster patient enrollment with less work and wait time for staff Easier patient use for improved testing compliance Greater throughput on our most profitable services Breakthrough: A single, scalable platform for current and future monitoring services Deliveries starting: Q4 2014 - Q1 2015 Launch platform: Supporting surging demand for 600 daily ACT ambulatory telemetry services 18

FeatherLite TM the world s lightest monitor Device (Patch Technology) An ultra-light weight monitor delivering better results through patient compliance Services Discreet, comfortable ambulatory telemetry offering Fast, easy patient application and service initiation Positioning Breakthrough: Worlds lightest, most comfortable ECG telemetry monitor Segment: Active patients with occasional symptoms, clinics without trained ECG technicians Anticipated first sale: Q2 2015 Launch platform: General telemetry service with estimated $12-15m annual incremental revenue within the first 12 months 19

ECG Patch Device Updated and simplified advanced ECG monitoring Multi-level heart rate and arrhythmia triggering Services Full-featured ambulatory telemetry offering A more compact version of the ACT monitor Positioning Breakthrough: A discreet update for our market-leading ACT III Service Segment: Research studies and patients with complex diagnostic needs Anticipated first sale: Q3 2015 Launch platform: A premium service with estimated $3-5m annual revenue 20

Vital Signs Monitoring In 2015 US hospitals must monitor every bed 1 There are 924,333 hospital beds in the U.S., an annual service market of up to $13.5 billion Only 20% of hospital beds are monitored, usually by expensive, immobile machines A new opportunity to outperform traditional vital signs monitoring Eliminate upfront capital equipment expense Provide critical awareness of every patients condition Managing monitoring values this large requires a game changing approach (1) Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health ( HITECH ) Act 21

VSP a true game changer Internally developed LifeWatch technology Transformational new way to monitor and document patient status VSP relays ECG, Respiration, Temperature, body position and blood oxygen saturation. Monitor adheres to patients chest and provides up to 4 days of continuous medical data Using VSP any bed can be monitored In place of $100,000 of fixed equipment, hospitals pay LifeWatch a small fraction [a moderate per day fee per monitor] out of their own inpatient allotment. Ideal for Emergency Departments as they can rapidly expand services as patient numbers change Transitional bedside-to-ambulatory coverage Initial in-hospital sales will expand to external ambulatory uses in later phases 22

VSP The first globally available vital signs patch monitor Clinical Study Progress Mount Sinai, NY City 22 patients Montefiore, NY City Sept 2014 University of Miami Oct 2014 The Cleveland Clinic Jan 2015 Peer review publications in process Positioning Breakthrough: A discreet update for our market-leading ACT III Service Segment: Research studies and patients with complex diagnostic needs Anticipated first sale: Q2 2015 Launch platform: Entirely new vertical in hospital, ambulatory monitoring with first year revenue of estimated $10m and an annual estimated potential of between $100m and $200m 23

Examining mhealth Opportunities Identify relevant customer needs to find a lucrative market niche Thousands of technology companies are developing products based on the assumption that consumer demand is growing Payors, providers, patients, pharma companies are unclear about the benefits of mhealth and where it really fits Objectives Define most promising segments for LifeWatch within the mhealth market Determine customer s key decision criteria for mhealth tools Exploratory Methodology A detailed grasp of client attitudes, needs and experience with self-monitoring A snapshot of the future, ideal product through the eyes of the consumer Understanding willingness to pay for monitoring and ancillary services in general 24

Examining mhealth: Market insights Discoveries from our international research to date: Consumers feel more secure in sharing info with live clinicians The US has the highest acceptance of online support; Germany the lowest Strong dislike of offshore call centers for support Local, live call centers give a sense of reliable support and cultural fit for patients There is a wide variation in price tolerance for devices an services While less willing to spend overall, Germany has the highest overall price acceptance if a true need is perceived The US has widest spread from under $100/device up to $240 for tech fanciers Source: GfK 2014 Health Self-Monitoring I Qualitative Research Study 25

Examining mhealth: LifeWatch strengths Predictors of LifeWatch mhealth business success: 20 years certified delivery of regulated, medical services Personal services aimed at medical consumers (not wellness gadgets or apps) Strong local relationships with doctors and health services Confidence from linking services with consultation and endorsements from MD A reputation for accuracy and reliability with the medical community Helping to provide assurance of high-quality in a discreet, wearable device Live call centers and direct results transfer to the MD is imperative Online services alone will not assure customers that they are receiving a professional medical device and service Source: GfK 2014 Health Self-Monitoring I Qualitative Research Study 26

Examining mhealth: Target Customers More than 75% of all patients expect to use digital services in the future. Both age groups seek information at the same rate* Older Patients >50 Information about services for acute and chronic conditions Young Patients <50 Interested in access to health-promotion and preventive services Source: Healthcare s digital future McKinsey & Company July 2014 27

Examining mhealth: Business Scope Focusing on the Medical Consumer device market mhealth entering a 5-year shift from wellness applications (minor value to chronic patients) to the government regulated Medical Consumer space Few existing competitors prepared for regulated medical solution delivery Potential actions Breakthrough: A transparent ecosystem of balanced devices and services Ideal Customer: Top 30% of market, 45-74, urban, above average income with access to local medical care and a high adherence to testing/treatment Anticipated first use: 2016 Market potential: expected 500k+ subscribers for testing and treatment service with companion wearable devices leading to a market of around $150m Business plan is being finalized Board approval to be obtained 28

Capitalizing on Biomedical Informatics Big Data versus Targeted Data Large-scale dredging in mass storage = potentially powerful but little context Heuristically using our ECG recordings databases = efficient and reliable insight! LifeWatch advantage: data correlated by patient and disease 20 years of anonymized data correlated with diagnostic findings Opening the door to population-based decision support Delivering earlier diagnoses for less-costly interventions Turning information into Gold Breakthrough: Use pattern recognition and predictive analytics to reduce costly hospital readmissions Anticipated first use: 2015 Launch platform: VSP Hospital vitals signs monitoring 29

Half Year Key Figures USD Millions Adjusted H1 2014 H1 2014 H1 2013 Revenues 48.12 48.12 43.68 Gross Profit 26.93 25.09 25.92 As % of Revenues 56.0% 52.1% 59.3% EBITDA (LBITDA) 1.45 (1.52) 4.32 As % of Revenues 3.0 na 9.9% EBIT (LBIT) (1.16) (4.13) 2.71 As % of Revenues na na 6.2% Net Income (Loss) (1.75) (4.72) 8.88 Earnings per share (basic) (0.36) 0.68 Total fixed assets, net 13.02 7.76 Total assets 68.54 69.28 Total equity 34.82 44.12 As % of assets 51% 64% Net Cash Flow 3.92 4.97 Employees 561 535 Revenues grew by 10.2% in the first half year despite an 8% Medicare price reduction 30

Summary: A year of transition Solid growth in core business, accelerating delivery plans and a rigorous examination of mhealth and Informatics opportunities Financial 2014 H1 growth at 13% over prior year Q3 forecast on plan Strong, positive cash flow going forward estimated goal of >15% EBIT margin Organizational Realigned with more efficient use of sales and R&D New emphasis on faster delivery of product and service breakthroughs Operational Ongoing efficiency programs streamlining all aspects of service delivery 31

Thank you! 32