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Traditional trustee systems FOS Australia 15/16 2015/16 2014/15 Change FOS Members 13,576 14,107 4% Disputes Received 34,095 31,895 7% Disputes Closed 32,871 34,714 5% Product Line Disputes Accepted FY 15/16 % Credit 10,438 47% General Insurance 6,858 31% Deposit taking 1,546 7% Investments 1,141 5% Life Insurance 1,095 Outside TOR 113 0.5% Payment Systems 1,163 Traditional trustee systems 22 0.1% TOTAL 22,376

Overview of Life Insurance disputes Sales & Service Channel What were they about? Who were they against? Product Category % Income stream risk 55% Non-income stream risk 42% Not yet determined 3% Product type % Income Protection 48% Total & Permanent Disability 13% Term Life Trauma 7% Consumer Credit Funeral plans 4% Whole of Life 3% Other 9% Sales & Service Channel % Life Insurer 70% Financial advisor/planner 10% Superannuation fund trustee/advisor 6% MIS Operator 3% Product Distributor General Insurer 2% Bank Other 4% Issue type % FSP decision 53% Service 18% Charges 10% Instructions 6% Advice 5% Other 8%