1. Investors’ Seminar November 2014 “How Risky Are Our Investments?”

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3. Investors’ Seminar November 2014 How Risky Are Our Investments? Past performance; Economic data Forecasts Ideal Cash & Term Deposit Levels Top 10 Holdings

4. IOO – iShares S&P Global 100 XAO – S&P All Ords

5. What could go Wrong? 1.Drawdown Levels may significantly increase 2.Dividends may not provide sufficient cash-flow to the RHS 3.The Security of the RHS may cease 4.The businesses part-owned in the LHS may not produce adequate Earnings 5.A loss of the long-term focus and the patience – cannot “stay the journey”

6. Volatility – it’s not a risk; it’s a certainty What Are The Risks? Risk Capacity Risk Attitude Longevity Risk Inflation Risk Liquidity Risk Credit Risk; Diversification Risk; Market Risk Market Timing Risk

7. Past Performance Australian Equities % pa Global Equities % pa Australian Listed Property % pa Australian Fixed Interest % pa Cash % pa 5 years 6.6 11.2 8.6 6.7 3.9 10 years 8.2 5.0 1.7 6.3 4.9 15 years 8.7 2.0 5.9 6.4 5.1 20 years 9.4 6.0 7.5 7.4 5.4

8. Current market statistics and valuations Consensus expectations for EPS growth and P/Es 10 October 2014 PE FY 2015 (f) x PE FY 2016 (f) x EPS Growth FY 2015 (f) % EPS Growth FY 2016 % MARKET14.012.95.48.6 Financials12.812.27.24.8 -REITS14.513.86.84.6 Industrials16.514.99.810.68 Resources12.611.0-3.614.5 Top 5013.812.83.77.2 Mid Cap 5015.213.310.514.4 Small Ords15.312.921.817.9 Source: Ausbil calculation based on consensus broker earnings forecasts, 10 October 2014 8

9. Forecast Returns Yield % pa Growth % pa Total % pa Australian Equities 4.5 4.2 8.7 Global Equities 2.5 5.8 8.3 Australian Listed Property 6.0 2.0 8.0 Australian Fixed Interest 4.4 0.2 4.6 Cash 4.2 - 4.2

10. 10 Average annual total returns after inflation Australian long term returns 1900-2013 % 1950- 2013 % 1950s % 1960s % 1970s % 1980s % 1990s % 2000s % 2010- 2013 % Real bond returns1.51.0-6.30.9-5.12.19.93.75.0 Real equity total returns 7.46.19.010.6-4.28.69.05.54.0 Real equity capital gains less inflation 1.60.82.44.6-10.64.04.61.4-0.3 Income compounding effect5.85.36.66.06.44.64.44.14.3 Source: Credit Suisse / London Business School : ‘Global Investment Returns Yearbook 2014’

11. The Ideal Level Of Cash & Term Deposits Segmentation Bar Placement – the key issues are: A.Drawdown Goals – allocate considerable time to this B.Market Issues (a) Dividends from the LHS; (b) Worst Case long-term share prices in LHS

12. LHS – Long-Term Investing 10 Year Investing vs 1 Year Investing “Rolling Smoothed” 10 Year Returns Hayden Investment Paradox Allowance for Inflation is crucial because we must retain our Purchasing Power

13. AS IS P TD Cash Specialist Stock-picker XYZ Manager

14. We want to: 1.Buy a designated portfolio of shares 2.Contract a high-quality specialist Investment Manager to manage the portfolio and instigate changes to ensure best forecast (prognostic) returns Specialist Stock-picker How do we ensure a high quality result A.Analyse the portfolio of shares B.Analyse the skill-set of the Investment Manager

15. Realistic Goals Structure/Strategy (Tax etc) Super Fund Admin Asset Mix 1 -Cash/TermDeposits Asset Mix 2–Growth Section (LHS) Stock-Picker Selection The Boxes to Tick

16. What can Investors expect from HaydenFS? A.Revision of the Segmentation Bar Placement – to ensure the ideal level of Cash & Term Deposits B.Revision of the Investment Managers and Specialist Stock-Pickers

17. Peace-of-mind for Investors 1.Part-own a lot of great businesses. We have a portfolio of businesses that is well diversified across locations, industries and size. 2.Employing (contracting) some very wise people to monitor and change our portfolio of investee businesses when necessary.