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Macquarie Australia Conference 2017 Building for Growth 2 May 2017 1 FXL snapshot Diversified Rapidly consumer and growing Cards commercial business lender >20,000 Receivables distribution >$2bn points Attractive ~1.1m


  1. Macquarie Australia Conference 2017 Building for Growth 2 May 2017 1

  2. FXL snapshot Diversified Rapidly consumer and growing Cards commercial business lender >20,000 Receivables distribution >$2bn points Attractive ~1.1m financial customers metrics – FY17 across AU, NZ Cash NPAT and Ireland $90-93m 2

  3. FXL key messages  Cards AU growth continues ahead of expectations  Funding strategy progressing – expected to enhance ROE and reduce capital consumption  Certegy repositioning for growth  Well placed to adopt and benefit from new technologies  FY17 Cash NPAT estimate updated to $90-93m including ~$2m investment in Ireland technology platform  Overall FXL being repositioned for organic growth 3

  4. Connecting buyers and sellers Australia Australia New Zealand New Zealand Certegy Cards Leasing Leasing Cards  Leasing - Point of  Retail point of sale  Retail and  Retail point of sale  Leasing - Point of homeowner “No sale, SME and Interest Free Cards Interest Free Cards sale, SME and Interest Ever” Education Vendor program  Mastercard  Visa card payment plan  Key segments  Key segments subsequently used for subsequently used  Key segments education and everyday retail for everyday retail technology retailers, government sectors, purchases domestic solar, home purchases OEM vendors technology vendors improvement and  Key segments major  Key segments major high margin retail retailers, technology, furniture retailers,  1.5m customers have furniture and travel travel and home used product improvement Key metrics Key metrics Key metrics Key metrics Key metrics  $193 million  $478 million  $389 million  $287 million  $651 million receivables receivables receivables receivables receivables  51,000 Customers  308,000 Customers  131,000 Customers  170,000 Customers  410,000 Customers 4

  5. Segment overview Driving growth in Cards - now makes up 52% of overall FXL receivables Receivables by segment Volume by segment Cash NPAT by segment Combined Cards AU & NZ $1,040m 52% Note: All data refers to continuing operations 5

  6. FY17 Cash NPAT estimate updated  We previously expected FY17 Cash NPAT to be $90-97m. This was dependant on timing of investments in Oxipay and Ireland projects.  We have invested ~$2m in Ireland in this period. In 2H17 we have seen strong growth in AU Cards, although Certegy is behind expectations.  Today we are updating Cash NPAT estimate between $90-93m. Underlying trading in Q4 expected to remain robust. 6

  7. Building for growth Build Infrastructure Deliver Identify Build - People Profitable Investment Market Competitive - Product Growth in Growth Opportunity Strengths - Processes and - Partnerships Returns - Systems • Originations process • Funding for growth • Timing difference   • Alternative structures as enhancements between customer growth AU Cards • New backend platform scale is achieved and profitability     • Sales and marketing NZ Cards capability key focus     • Growth strategy WIP Certegy • Commercial processes • Appropriate funding to • Re-establishing volume   AU Leasing reimagined support managed momentum • Platform in progress • Focus on returns services offering • Maximising existing • Scope for increased    NZ Leasing partnerships volume share from • TELA contract renewal existing partners • Product & Brand in market • Sales team in place • Multi product strategy   Oxipay • Targeting sectors that are • Online shopping cart • Drives customer value accretive Integration continues acquisition • Platform near complete  • Local funding facility • New product to transform Ireland • Partnerships progressing • Credit license near completion scale and profitability application progressing 7

  8. Cards AU growth engine Significant volume and receivables growth as competitive advantages leveraged Growth Outlook Cards AU Volume • Volume growth 1H17 v 1H15 of 105% (43% CAGR) +43% CAGR • Receivables growth 1H17 v 1H15 of 78% (34% CAGR) • Growth driven by leveraging strategic partnerships with major retailers and enhancements to customer value proposition - Flight Centre contract live Aug-16 • Funding options progressing well which will drive enhanced ROE and reduced capital consumption • Cards AU Receivables Technology investment also underpinned growth through market leading originations platform – +34% CAGR business well placed to benefit further from technology • Card spend per customer is key growth driver – this has increased by ~25% since 1H15 as a result of leveraging data on customer behaviour to deliver compelling and relevant offers • Strategic project underway to roll out new cards platform to leverage NZ experience and knowledge. Significant opportunity for cost and revenue synergies 8

  9. NZ Cards – building sales momentum Volume and receivables growth underpinned by the launch of two scheme cards Interest free cards finance Growth outlook offered through retail point of sale • FPF acquisition completed during 2H16 New Zealand Cards, $m 1H17 Volume $310m • Business performing in line with expectations Closing Receivables $651m underpinned by the launch of Q MasterCard and Flight Centre MasterCard, and lower cost of funds 1 Cash NPAT $13.3m Cash NPAT/ANR % 4.2% • Impairment losses historically low with arrears continuing Cash NPAT (NZD) $14.0m to perform well. Provides opportunity to review credit Notes equation to drive profitable incremental volume 1. 1H17 Cash NPAT excludes amortisation of acquired intangibles of $0.1m (1H16: nil) • Re-establishing sales and marketing momentum is key focus • Q Card relaunched with enhanced functionality and global acceptance as a MasterCard – transition will take 12-18 months • White label Flight Centre card launched in December 9

  10. Australia Leasing Rebuild of Commercial underway with promising pipeline Leasing of IT, electronics and other assets through Growth Outlook Point of Sale, Dealers and Vendors Growth Australia Leasing, $m 1H16 1H17 Commercial v PCP Volume $85m $103m 21% • Rebuild of Commercial product offer progressing strongly Point of Sale $60m $57m (5%) underpinning 1H17 84% volume growth v pcp Commercial $25m $46m 84% Closing Receivables $290m $287m (1%) • Proven commercial finance leadership team recruited with Point of Sale $171m $167m (2%) Commercial $119m $120m 1% focus on delivering managed services offering, new Cash NPAT (Continuing Operations) 1 $11.9m $9.5m (20%) partnership agreements imminent Cash NPAT $16.0m $11.6m (28%) Cash NPAT/ANR % (Continuing Operations) 8.0% 6.8% (1.2%) Point of Sale Notes 1. 1H17 Cash NPAT excludes amortisation of acquired intangibles of $0.2m (1H16: $0.3m) and • FXL has taken leadership position in segment to drive and profit contribution from a minority interest $0.3m (1H16: nil). 1H16 also excluded acquisition costs of $1.7m. implement product enhancements aimed at improving customer advocacy and value Cash NPAT & Receivables growth • Opportunities in channels for multi product strategy. Enhanced value for buyers and sellers with a full product suite including Cards and Oxipay 10

  11. Certegy - establishing a growth strategy No interest ever payment Growth Outlook processing primarily in homeowner sector • Growth strategy being developed - identified 3 strategic Growth Certegy, $m 1H16 1H17 products for release late 2017/18 v PCP Volume $280m $278m (1%) • Key focus on targeted industry integration into POS systems to further expand new customer base Closing Receivables $484m $478m (1%) Cash NPAT $17.5m $17.6m 1% • Ongoing development of Ezi-Living product continues to Notes gain market share within home renovation sector, with 1. Cash NPAT excludes amortisation of acquired intangibles $0.2m (FY15 nil). further tailored offerings being launched in July 17 (high value / lower risk) Certegy Volume Mix ($m) • Agreement signed with national market leader to expand penetration in medical sector to 3,000+ dentists • Solar Energy installations reach 140,000 customers – ready for domestic mass adoption of Energy storage systems 11

  12. Oxipay on track to launch into market Q4 FY17 Next Steps Progress Update • Front and back end processes • Integration into online shopping complete utilising existing Certegy carts Q4 FY17 platform • Oxipay branding in market with • Acquisition marketing execution marketing plan complete to accelerate growth • Relationships with a number of new • Continued business development retailers signed with more imminent targeting value accretive sectors • Existing sellers to provide Oxipay • Continue to leverage existing as an incremental solution for sales team to drive multi product customers. Strong relationships solution which includes Oxipay competitive advantage versus product peers • Offers key differentiation in product • Effective customer lifecycle variables management that leverages large customer base • Pricing model finalised that leverages existing Certegy credit decision processes. Proven to reduce risk and increase transaction values 12

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