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John Gagnon GW Financial/M Benefit Solutions Bank Strategies Kevin Kaeding, Kaeding & Company Andrew Paolillo, CFA VP, Senior Portfolio Manager Ross, Sinclaire& Associates John Bulbrook, Bulbrook/Drislane Disclosure : For informational and educational purposes only. Nothing contained herein should be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold specific sectors or securities. 2

Banks with BOLI Averages for Banks with BOLI Asset Size Total Banks # % Assets ($000) Capital ($000)* BOLI Cash Surrender Value ($000) % BOLI to Capital % BOLI to Assets >$20 Billion 2 2 100% 177,566,953 12,120,244 2,016,576 16.6% 1.1% $10 - $20 Billion 0 0 0% 0 0 0 0.0% 0.0% $5 - $10 Billion 4 4 100% 6,910,377 602,401 77,710 12.9% 1.1% $1 - $5 Billion 29 27 93% 1,790,796 171,333 25,496 14.9% 1.4% $750 Million - $1 Billion 6 5 83% 835,415 89,398 21,830 24.4% 2.6% $500 - $750 Million 19 16 84% 633,070 75,181 12,270 16.3% 1.9% $250 - $500 Million 46 42 91% 372,526 39,874 7,966 20.0% 2.1% $100 - $250 Million 28 22 79% 173,533 18,307 3,442 18.8% 2.0% <$100 Million 20 5 25% 65,449 8,096 1,758 21.7% 2.7% TOTALS 154 123 80% As of 6/30/2014 *Tier 1 Capital plus Loan Loss Allowance, if applicable 3

Banks with BOLI Averages for Banks with BOLI Asset Size Total Banks # % Assets ($000) Capital ($000)* BOLI Cash Surrender Value ($000) % BOLI to Capital % BOLI to Assets >$20 Billion 68 49 72% 213,929,754 19,829,858 2,209,891 11.1% 1.0% $10 - $20 Billion 41 27 66% 14,561,512 1,496,417 203,005 13.6% 1.4% $5 - $10 Billion 73 54 74% 7,126,898 712,031 99,497 14.0% 1.4% $1 - $5 Billion 492 398 81% 2,031,054 208,783 29,595 14.2% 1.5% $750 Million - $1 Billion 240 183 76% 858,222 90,751 14,749 16.3% 1.7% $500 - $750 Million 436 307 70% 603,993 64,051 10,208 15.9% 1.7% $250 - $500 Million 1,205 847 70% 351,873 37,548 6,083 16.2% 1.7% $100 - $250 Million 2,117 1,211 57% 166,178 18,118 3,016 16.6% 1.8% <$100 Million 2,025 736 36% 63,052 7,121 1,246 17.5% 2.0% TOTALS 6,697 3,812 57% As of 6/30/2014 *Tier 1 Capital plus Loan Loss Allowance, if applicable 4

BOLI Portfolio Allocation Asset Size % BOLI in General Account % BOLI in Separate Account % BOLI in Hybrid Account Average Estimated BOLI Yield* As of 6/30/2014 >$20 Billion 26.1% 52.8% 21.1% 3.45% $10 - $20 Billion 0.0% 0.0% 0.0% 0.00% $5 - $10 Billion 79.1% 11.9% 9.0% 3.81% $1 - $5 Billion 79.7% 10.7% 9.6% 2.87% $750 Million - $1 Billion 92.4% 3.4% 4.2% 2.97% $500 - $750 Million 86.4% 5.4% 8.1% 2.83% $250 - $500 Million 87.6% 1.5% 10.9% 3.16% $100 - $250 Million 87.1% 2.3% 10.5% 3.09% <$100 Million 65.0% 0.0% 35.0% 2.53% TOTAL 43.2% 39.3% 17.6% 3.08% * Estimated Net Yield on BOLI is calculated by dividing the "Earnings on/increase in value of cash surrender value of life insurance" by the previous year's Cash Surrender Value. If this value wasn't available and/or the yield exceeded a rational range, the average estimated net yield for that year for all banks owning BOLI was used. 5

Carrier Rating (S&P) Carrier Rating (A.M. Best) Carrier Rating (Comdex) Product Types Offered Minimum Guaranteed Crediting Rate Great West Life AA A+ 96 General Account Hybrid Separate Account 2.0% John Hancock AA- A+ 93 Separate Account N/A MassMutual AA+ A++ 98 General Account 1.5% MetLife AA- A+ 95 Midland National A+ A+ 91 New York Life AA+ A++ 100 General Account Hybrid Separate Account General Account Hybrid Separate Account General Account Hybrid Separate Accounts 1.0% 3.0% 1.0% Symetra Life A A 78 Hybrid Separate Accounts 1.0% Savings Bank Life (SBLI) A- A+ 84 General Account 4.0%* As of 6/30/2014 * Cash values are guaranteed at a 4% dividend rate. 6

Cash Flowing Current Yield of 4.24 to 4.5% Weighted Average Life of 4 to 7 years S&P Credit Rating of A to AA No Prepayment Risk No Mark to Market Accounting 7

What are Factoring Arrangements? After an individual has been awarded a financial settlement as a result of a court suit or lottery prizethe form of payment is decided. If the individual elects to receive a stream of payments verses a lump sum payment an insurance annuity is generally used. By court order the insurance product is funded on the life of the recipient and payments begin. 8

What are Factoring Arrangements? If the individual decides that they would like to monetize the stream into a lump sum paymentthey may sell income stream on secondary market with court approval. After a court review to decide the appropriateness of changing the income stream to lump sum the individual can sell the income stream on a secondary market. Once sold a new court order is given directing income stream to new entity. The entity that purchases the income stream (bank/cu) now receives income stream directly from insurance company on life of recipient. Insurance company is directed by court order which cannot be changed in future. 9

Secondary Market Statistics Structured Settlement market exceeds $130B Approximately 10% of these are then sold on the secondary market by people who desire to receive a lump sum payment verses a stream of income. Firms such as JG Wentworth, Peachtree Financial and Bulbrook/Drislaneservice this market. They are the settlement company that finds the people who wish to sell and negotiates the selling price and works with the courts to effectuate the change. 10

Two ways to purchase on Secondary Market Published online Deal Sheet generally smaller purchase amounts but readily available and you can pick and choose a carrier, duration, yield that fits your needs (generally used in retail) Purchases based on set criteria You determine and set criteria and Bulbrook/Drislanelocates and negotiates for purchase. Generally approach for larger purchase amounts. 11

Whywe believe Factoring Arrangements are an attractive investment option for Financial Institutions Purchase Very High Credit Quality insurance company back income streams Extremely Competitive Yields(4-5%) Durations of Medium to Long Term (average life 7-10 years) Freedom from Mark -to-market Accounting Treatment 12

Accounting for a Factoring Arrangements Similar to a loan booked as an Other Assets. Portion of income stream is considered principal, balance is interest. Interest rate is locked in upon purchase. Favorable (no mark to market) accounting protects capital. Higher yielding, wider spread (200-300)* investments in a low yield, tight spread world. Ross, Sinclaire and Associates, LLC 13

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Accounting Accounting for a Example Factoring Arrangements Loan $ 150,054.00 Interest % 4.55% Periods 173 Pmt $1,183.95 Payment Period Payment Amount Interest Principal Balance Average Life Calculation 0 05/23/14 $ (150,054.00) $150,054.00 1 05/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 568.37 $ 615.58 $ 149,438.42-2 06/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 566.04 $ 617.91 $ 148,820.51 19,155.29 3 07/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 563.70 $ 620.25 $ 148,200.25 37,835.43 4 08/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 561.35 $ 622.60 $ 147,577.65 57,279.42 5 09/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 558.99 $ 624.96 $ 146,952.69 76,870.16 6 10/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 556.62 $ 627.33 $ 146,325.36 95,981.16 7 11/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 554.25 $ 629.70 $ 145,695.66 115,865.53 8 12/23/14 $1,183.95 $ 551.86 $ 632.09 $ 145,063.57 135,267.08 171 07/23/28 $1,183.95 $ 13.35 $ 1,170.60 $ 2,354.51 6,057,843.80 172 08/23/28 $1,183.95 $ 8.92 $ 1,175.03 $ 1,179.48 6,117,215.48 173 09/23/28 $1,183.95 $ 4.47 $ 1,179.48 $ 0.00 6,176,950.01 Average Life $ 150,054.00 435,680,595.47 2,903 Days 7.9 Years 15

Documentation included in Factoring Arrangement Closing Book Insurance carrier financials Amortization schedule Insurance contract Copy of court order and stipulation Change of payee acknowledgement letter Sale and assignment agreement Property settlement agreement Title search, credit report 16

Conservatively invest funds that can t (or won t) immediately be lent out Add yield vs. the cost of waiting in cash Strategically capitalize on attractive opportunities Moderate risks across the entire balance sheet & business plan 17

Yield & Spread Credit Investment Decisions Cash Flow & Liquidity Interest Rate & Duration 18

Yield & Spread +200-300 vs +25-150* Agy/MBS/Muni/Corp 4-5% accretive to Interest Income & NIM Credit High quality insurance companies PRU bonds @ +50/5yr, +90/10yr, +125/30yr* *Source- Bloomberg 19

Interest Rate & Duration Durations of 3.4 (7yr), 4.7 (10yr), 6.8 (15yr) No mark to market accounting Cash Flow & Liquidity Level pay amortizing with no prepay risk Practical illiquidity of normal bond portfolio 20

Asset Class Pretax/taxequiv. yield RETURN RATE RISK CREDIT RISK PRICE RISK LIQUIDITY RISK After tax yield Spread to UST Duration Rates +300 Duration Credit Rating Risk Wtg. Mark to Market Principal Cash Flow Before Maturity Issuer Prepay Option Interest Cash Flow Secondary Market Liquidity Int. on Exces s Res erves 0.25% 0.17% 24 0 0 AAA 0% No None None Dai ly Hi ghes t 3yr US Trea s ury 0.98% 0.64% 0 2.93 2.93 AAA 0% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi ghes t 5yr US Trea s ury 1.67% 1.10% 0 4.72 4.72 AAA 0% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi ghes t 10yr US Treas ury 2.39% 1.58% 0 8.66 8.66 AAA 0% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi ghes t 5yr Agency bull et 1.80% 1.19% 13 4.59 4.59 AAA 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Very High 5yr Agency ca ll abl e 2.00% 1.32% 33 2.75 4.73 AAA 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No Cal l Date Yes Semi-Ann Hi gh 15yr MBS 2.28% 1.50% 50 4.95 5.56 AAA 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No Monthl y Amortizing Yes Monthl y Very High 30yr MBS 3.11% 2.05% 85 6.93 8.4 AAA 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No Monthl y Amortizing Yes Monthl y Very High 5yr AA- BQ muni 1.88% 1.24% 21 4.75 4.75 AA- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi gh 5yr A- BQ muni 2.42% 1.60% 76 4.64 4.64 A- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann OK 5yr BBB- BQ muni 3.15% 2.08% 148 4.51 4.51 BBB- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Wea k 10yr AA- BQ muni 4.00% 2.64% 161 8.46 8.46 AA- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi gh 10yr A- BQ muni 4.55% 3.00% 215 8.37 8.37 A- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann OK 10yr BBB- BQ muni 5.68% 3.75% 329 8.25 8.25 BBB- 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Wea k 5yr AA corporate 1.99% 1.31% 32 4.47 4.47 AA 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi gh 5yr A corpora te 2.12% 1.40% 45 4.37 4.37 A 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Good 5yr BBB corporate 2.48% 1.64% 81 4.23 4.23 BBB 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann OK 10yr AA corporate 3.05% 2.01% 66 9.01 9.01 AA 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Hi gh 10yr A corporate 3.21% 2.12% 82 8.75 8.75 A 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann Good 10yr BBB corpora te 3.81% 2.52% 142 8.52 8.52 BBB 100% AFS-OCI, HTM-No None None Semi-Ann OK 10y res i denti al l oa n 3.00% 1.98% 157 3.73 4.31 va ri es 100% No Monthl y Amortizing Yes Monthl y Good 15y res i denti al l oa n 3.38% 2.23% 164 4.88 5.5 va ri es 100% No Monthl y Amortizing Yes Monthl y Good 7y Factoring Arrangement 4.00% 2.64% 266 3.44 3.44 A-AA+ 100% No Monthly Amortizing None Monthly Informal 10y Factoring Arrangement 4.25% 2.81% 251 4.74 4.74 A-AA+ 100% No Monthly Amortizing None Monthly Informal 15y Factoring Arrangement 4.50% 2.97% 239 6.82 6.82 A-AA+ 100% No Monthly Amortizing None Monthly Informal BOLI 5.87% 3.88% 380 7 7 AAA 100% No None None None Surrender Cost Pri cing and yields as of 8/25/2014 Community Bank Investment Alternatives Ass umed tax rate of 34%. Secondary Market Liquidity classifications are subjective Source: Bloomberg 21

RETURN RATE RISK CREDIT RISK PRICE RISK LIQUIDITY RISK Asset Class Pre-tax/taxequiv. yield After tax yield Spread to UST Duration Rates +300 Duration Credit Rating Risk Wtg. Mark to Market Principal Cash Flow Before Maturity Issuer Prepay Option Interest Cash Flow Secondary Market Liquidity 15yr MBS 2.28% 1.50% 50 4.95 5.56 AAA 20% AFS-OCI, HTM-No Monthly Amortizing Yes Monthly Very High 15y residential loan 3.38% 2.23% 164 4.88 5.5 varies 100% No Monthly Amortizing Yes Monthly Good 15y Factoring Arrangement 4.50% 2.97% 239 6.82 6.82 A-AA+ 100% No Monthly Amortizing None Monthly Informal Source- Investment Alternatives slide/bloomberg 22

Existing Reinvestment Allocation Yield Duration Up300 Dur Spread Risk Wtg 5yr Agency callable 50% 2.00% 2.75 4.73 33 20% 15yr MBS 50% 2.28% 4.95 5.56 50 20% Total 100% 2.14% 3.85 5.15 42 20% New Reinvestment Allocation Yield Duration Up300 Dur Spread Risk Wtg 10y Factoring Arrangement 67% 4.25% 4.74 4.74 251 100.00% Int. on Excess Reserves 33% 0.25% 0.00 0.00 24 0.00% Total 100% 2.92% 3.16 3.16 175 66.67% Summary Existing New Gov't bonds 100% 0 Cash 0 33% Gov't + Cash 100% 33% Credit exposure 0% 67% Yield 2.14% 2.92% Spread 42 175 Duration 3.85 3.16 Up 300 Duration 5.15 3.16 Amortizing assets 50% 67% No MTM Assets 0% 100% Risk Weighting 20% 66.67% Less Gov't bonds More Cash Less Gov't bonds + Cash More Credit exposure Sharply increase yield Sharply increase spread Reduce duration (current) Reduce duration (rate shock) Increase cash flow/amortizing assets Increase assets with no MTM Higher risk weighting Source- Investment Alternatives slide/bloomberg 23

Cash Flowing Current Yield of 4.24 to 4.5% Weighted Average Life of 4 to 7 years S&P Credit Rating of A to AA No Prepayment Risk No Mark to Market Accounting Mr/MsCFO, if we could provide you with a cash flowing asset, with an approximate yield of 4.50%, an S&P rating of A to AA, a weighted average life of 4 to 8 years, no mark to market accounting and no pre payment risk, would you be interested? 24