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A direct investment opportunity into Kleinwort Benson Group Investor presentation October 2011 Kleinwort Benson EFTA_R1_02C5D767 EFTA02698745  Disclaimer This presentation (the 'Presentation') is strictly confidential to the recipient and has been prepared by Kleinwort Benson Group Limited and its affiliates (the "Company"). By accepting to receive such Presentation, you agree to be bound by the following terms. This Presentation may not be reproduced. retransmitted or further distributed to the press or any other person or published, in whole or in part. for any purpose. Failure to comply with this restriction may constitute a violation of applicable securities laws. This Presentation does not constitute or form part of and should not be construed as. en offer to sell or issue or the solicitation of an offer to buy or acquire securities of Kleinwort Benson Group limited or of RHJ International SA in any jurisdiction or an inducement to enter into investment activity. 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Kleinwort Benson EFTA_R1_02059768 EFTA02698746 Investment summary Kleinwort Benson EFTA_R1_02059769 EFTA02698747  Investment opportunity and rationale RHJ International is offering the opportunity • Investors will gain direct exposure to an Anglo-German Private and Merchant to invest directly into its Banking Group on attractive terms A unique direct strategic financial • The banking franchise comprises the existing Kleinwort Benson Group investment services group: companies based in the UK, Channel Islands and Ireland opportunity Kleinwort Benson • and it will include the proposed exclusive acquisition of BHF-BANK in Germany Group from Deutsche Bank • Kleinwort Benson and BHF-BANK both have their roots in trade-finance, private and merchant banking Two banks with • Their strong franchises are based on their ties to the wealth creators in their exceptional heritage respective domestic markets and brands • Investors participate in the growing European and intemational market for wealth-management The investment gives access to a banking group domiciled Connecting • in one of the world's financial hubs: London international capital with Germany's • and in the world's second largest export nation, financing Germany's industrial Witte'stand' engine: the successful small and mid cap client segment known as the 'Mittelstand' Investors will own a stake in • a well capitalized and secure banking platform with a totally cleaned up balance Stable platform sheet and low leverage and management • domiciled in two of the most stable countries in Europe experience • run by a top team of bankers with particular operational experience in managing banking franchises, risk and strategic change Kleinwort Benson 3 EFTA_R1_02059770 EFTA02698748  Combined Kleinwort Benson Group post acquisition of BHF-BANK A unique business model with a focused offering of products and services to long- standing and new clients in targeted regions • Wealth structuring and fund • Germany, Switzerland, Wealth • Ultra and High Net Worth solutions Austria, Luxembourg, UK Management Individuals • Independent advice and Channel Islands • Institutions • International clients • Investment ideas Asset • Funds • Mutual funds • Germany, Luxembourg, UK, Management • Distributors • Institutional solutions Ireland, globally Entrepreneurs and German • Financing Merchant 'Mittelstand' • Corporate finance • Germany, UK and Banking • Corporate & government clients • Risk management and capital international raising solutions • Sovereign wealth funds • Investment ideas • Generate operational cost synergies and economies of scale after IT Operational excellence harmonisation and migration to a new system • Kleinwort Benson 4 EFTA_R1_02059771 EFTA02698749  Building blocks of Kleinwort Benson Group Kleinwort Benson Bank (incl. Kleinwort Benson Investors BHF-BANK' Channel Islands Holdings) Kleinwort Benson and BHF-BANK, combined Kleinwort Benson Bank is a UK based • Kleinwort Benson Investors, based in BHF-BANK is the largest German to form the Kleinwort private bank with services including Dublin, London and New York, has been independent Private Banking franchise with investment management, tax and banking. offenng investment management services its roots dating back to 1854 arid a Benson Group, will trust and fiduciary services: additionally, the for over 30 years and is a leading provider particular focus on the German Mittelstand create a leading wealth O company is a leading provider of fund of innovative niche investment strategies to a. BHF-BANK is organised Song its four management and administration services clients in the US. UK, Europe and Asia business lines: Private Banking, Asset merchant banking One of the first major banks to have • 3 cue areas of expertise: environmental Management, Corporates and Financial ca established in the Channel Islands nearly platform in Europe C equity. dividend-oriented equity and multi- Markets 50 years ago, where it is consistently asset strategies BHF-BANK currently manages EUR 40.6.bn ranked as one of the top ten providers of AuM' (EUR 22.0bn in PB, EUR 16.4bn in administration and custodian services AM and EUR 2.3bn in Corporates) Em 2008 2009 2010 fm 2008 2009 2010 Cm 2008 2009 2010 Operating income 125 95 80 Operating income 15.3 11.9 13.3 Operating income 314 325 245 Key financials Operating profit 33 7 (10) Operating profit 0.7 (1.1) (0.3) Operating profit 31 22 (31) AuM (Ebn) 6.3 5.8 5.5 AuM 3.2 3.8 3.7 AuM (en) 35.9 40.4 40.6 Total assets (Eon) 4.1 2.7 1.8 Total assets 21.3 20.2 21,2 I Total assets (On) 21.8 18.7 12.7 RWA (an) 1.1 0.8 0.7 RWA 6.4 6.2 6.4 RWA (an) 5.8 4.8 4.5 Tier 1 Capital 300 286 241 Tier 1 Capital 16.8 15.7 16.7 Tier 1 Capital' 574 594 577 FTE 686 630 587 FTE 92 64 59 I FTE 2,126 1.895 1,521 t Operational issues have already been • A focus on costs and the effect of efficiency programmes initiated in June 2010 have already addressed by management of BHF-BANK I begun to show results in the 2010 figures with first tangible signs of improvements C • In 201tytd, Kleinwort Benson has continued to see the effects of improving operating rb Envisaged transaction takes deleveraging efficiency and refocusing its business and should progressively lead to strengthening financial E and restructuring measures into consideration E performance • BHF-BANK veil' be significantly restructured O • Kleinwort Benson Investors (KB') has been focusing on expanding its distnbution capability in prior to closing of the transaction and certain Europe and Asia and investment performance in 201lytd is satisfactory business parts will not form part of the scope ' BHF figures are for BHF as it is before downsizing I de-risking / restructuring z Ind. deposits. excl. loans: Corporates Auld are exclusively deposits • Kleinwort Benson ' On an IFRS pro-forma basis 5 EFTA_R1_02059772 EFTA02698750  BHF-BANK: the German merchant and private bank for leading entrepreneurial families BHF-BANK is a fully independently run bank • Largest independent private banking franchise in Germany ranked No. 1 Private domiciled in Frankfurt Bank for 5 times in succession with branches in 13 Private Banking awards • Strong growth of AuM of UHNWI (+250% in past 5 years) and significant increase German cities in discretionary portfolio mandates (+165% in past 5 years) The bank's core franchise is with • BI-IF-BANK carries 'Merchant Banking' in its name and DNA and has developed a Focus on German long standing tradition with Germany's export industry since 1854 entrepreneurs, the German 'Mittelstand' 'Mitteistand' • BHF-BANK today has a unique niche expertise in structured commodity trade companies and their finance owner families The obvious • Germany's corporate, institutional and private clients want an altemative service BHF-BANK has provider to the large German universal banks Deutsche Bank and alternative discontinued all Commerzbank... proprietary trading and investment activities and is characterised by Future employer • ... as do German bankers and young talents looking to work in a dynamic "centre its clean balance sheet of choice of excellence" environment rst feedback • Media, financial industry representatives and BHF-BANK's workforce have reacted favourably to announced intention to integrate BHF-BANK into an Anglo- very positive German banking group • Kleinwort Benson 6 EFTA_R1_02059773 EFTA02698751  BHF-BANK: gateway to Germany's `Mittelstand' Germany's `Mittelstand' is the backbone of the German economy • Germany's 'Mittelstand' (SMEs) represent the backbone of the German economy: They contribute more than 40% of Germany's GDP BHF-BANK holds the • More than 400,000 medium-sized companies exist, employing 61% of all key to attractive Germany's employees in Germany business opportunities 'Mittelstand' • Over 1,000 "hidden champions" — highly specialized world market leaders with from export finance to impressive global market shares equity participations • Only around 5% of Germany's 'Mittelstand' is listed • # 2 export nation after China • Export volume of consistently above E800bn p.a. Germany: • >30% of export volume is outside EU/OECD Export champion • 80% of 'Mittelstandl-companies have export businesses, and demand related services • Importance of commodities in world trade • Outstanding client basis of entrepreneurial UHNW Is in Private Banking. Future growth in leveraging existing client network and use of cross selling potential BHF-BANK with other business divisions, especially with the focus on export finance strategy • Clear focus on trade-related business with risk-minimizing structures • Strict quality control and diversification regarding counterparty risks Source: www clesteris.do Kleinwort Benson 7 EFTA_R1_02059774 EFTA02698752  BHF-BANK will be acquired following a comprehensive restructuring as well as de-risking and downsizing of the business The necessary restructuring progress of BHF-BANK has HF-BANK at 2010 YE BHF-BANK at closing' already been started by the Total assets E12,741m Total assets €7,357m management team of Equity E601m Equity E554m BHF-BANK RWA E4,487m RWA €3,162m For RHJI and the co- Tier 1 capital €577m Tier 1 capital €511mm investors this results in the Tier 1 ratio 12.9% Tier 1 ratio 16.1% acquisition of a restructured balance sheet and a leaner FTE 1,521 FTE 1,164 cost base • Disposal/discontinuation of non-core businesses • Disposal/transfer of non-core investment portfolio (NCIP) including all PIIGS securities • Transfer/novation of proprietary derivatives portfolio • Transfer of exchange traded derivatives (ETD) business • Comprehensive restructuring initiated across businesses with particular focus on back office and central functions • Implementation of IT efficiencies with the change of the security provider to dwp bank and several outsourcing projects already kicked off a Kleinwort Benson BHF•BANK al closing: Assumes closing al yearend 2011 EFTA_R1_02059775 EFTA02698753  Pre-closing restructuring of BHF-BANK significantly reduces size and risks of the acquisition... RWA (€m) Tier 1 ratio The restructuring measures will lead to a reduction in RWAs of ca. C800m until 2011E, already taking into BHF-BANK 2010A 4,487 ;12.9942'. account the increase caused by the new Basel 2.5/CRD Ill Measures implemented H1 2011A -166 a rules BHF-BANK H1 2011A 4,022 The Tier 1 capital ratio of BHF-BANK is expected to Sale of NCIP 328.1 increase to 16.1% until closing (YE 2011) Sale of ETD book -293 RWA reduction of Corporates book -2001 Sale of CDS -781 Sale of BFIF owned properties -641 Other credit risk adjustments -781 Basel 2.5/CRDIII increase in market risk' 181 BHF-BANK 2011E 3,162 • Kleinwort Benson 1 Net o other changes in market risk 2. Tier capital of E577in (pro -forms FRS) 3. Tier !capital of €511m (pro-loans FRS) 9 EFTA_R1_02059776 EFTA02698754  ...while the ongoing downsizing of BHF-BANK's cost base will be rigorously continued... Impact of restructuring measures Total savings of P&L Impact Total EUR74m are expected 2010A 2011E 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E (in EURm ) 2011E-2015E in the period 2012 to 2015, representing P&L Cost Items 275.2 265.3 234.3 239.1 237.1 232.3 114% of assumed Personnel expenses 157.8 150.2 123.6 124.7 125.1 128.5 restructuring costs Admin costs 117.4 115.1 104.8 108.5 106.0 97.9 Rental lease 5.9 5.9 5.9 5.9 Savings from restructuring YoY (9.9) (45.7) (5.0) (10.7) (12.9) (74.3) 1 Personnel cost savings (7.6) (33.7) (6.8) (6.1) (2.5) (49.0) thereofIT related (Huxley) (1.7) (3.0) (3.3) (7.5) (4.1) (19.5)3- Admin cost savings (2.3) (12.1) 1.8 (4.6) (10.4) (25.3) thereofIT related (Huxley) (2.1) 5.5 (4.1) (10.2) (10.9)3 I Additional yearly costs YoY 14.7 9.8 8.6 8.1 41.2 Rental lease 1 5.9 5.9 New senior hires 2 5.5 5.3 4.3 3.5 18.5 Inflation 1.7 1.9 2.2 2.3 8.1 Other personnel expenses (incl. salary increases) 1.6 2.6 2.2 2.4 8.7 i Non-recurring restructuring costs 65.0 I Cumulative IT related savings Total savings 2011E-2015E as of restructuring costs 114% per annum of E30.4m t) Sale & lease back of 8ockerrheaner Lends:mae with estimated tent of f 5.9m pa. 2) Dependent on business dew:Asgard 3) Toter 1T-related savings of f 30.4m between 2011E and 2015E • Kleinwort Benson Source: BHF Management to EFTA_R1_02059777 EFTA02698755  ...with a simplified IT architecture Overview of key parts of the project Expected savings per annum (steady state) IT restructuring yields significant steady-state fm savings potential 35 30.4 Change of V 30 Part of the outsourcing security 6.1 as well as internal 25 provider to optimization is under dwpbank 20 6.8 way and will yield 15 savings already in 2012 V 10 Internal IT Host and storage optimization 5 Project outsourcing will be (Quick Wins) Huxley 0 implemented by the end of 2012 -5 -10 Implementation of the V -15 core banking platform is J urcing Outsourcing host and decentralized Fixed Outsourcing Imple- Advanced a multi-year project with cost host and mentation cost significant additional storage IT to ATOS savings storage of core savings savings potential banking platform The total annualized savings of EUR30.4m 31.03.2012 30.06.2014n 2015 include EUR19.5m personnel savings which are allocated to all business segments I. Full cost impact aller phase tt (2015) - Measures are indicative and to be validated with bottom-up approach • Kleinwort Benson Source • Ell IF tfnlywrnont II EFTA_R1_02059778 EFTA02698756  Combined Kleinwort Benson Group's financial attractions Kleinwort Benson • Well capitalized with expected amount of Core Tier 1 capital of €728m Group will be well resulting in a Core Tier 1 ratio of around 16.6% for 2012E capitalized, have a • Capitalization based on IFRS and already fully conform with new Basel III liquid balance sheet requirements with no significant credit or market risk • No significant credit or market risk and very low leverage • Conservative loan book with no legacy loans • Very limited reliance on wholesale funding; the business model supports and finances banking activities with a solid and stable deposit base from the private and institutional franchise • Very conservative loan-to-deposit ratio of 33% (2011E) • Clear business focus on interest and commission based income sources with no proprietary trading activities reduces the business inherent risk • Target cost income ratio for 2015 of below 75% and a target RoE of 12 -15% • Kleinwort Benson 12 EFTA_R1_02059779 EFTA02698757  The Kleinwort Benson Group 2012: Key performance indicators 110rinwort Hanson 811Ft BANK 700skrost Baum Operating Entities nietil 181.11 Group The combination of the two banks gives the Private group critical mass in Banking €7.3bn €26.8bn €34.1bn capital, assets under AuMs management and revenues Asset Management €5.Obn €18.9bn €23.9bn AuMs Lending 0.7bn €3.2bn €3.9bn volumes Shareholders' 067m €565m €833m equity (IFRS) 20.2% 16.1% 16.6% 849.0 1,114.0 1,963.0 €160.3m €255.1m €415.4m • Kleinwort Benson 13 EFTA_R1_02059780 EFTA02698758  Financial overview of Kleinwort Benson Group' Key metrics (in €m) Significant step change FYE December 2008A 2009A 2010A 2011E 2012E 2013E 2014E 2015E in performance over the plan period Revenues 492.7 463.1 369.8 380.7 415.4 464.6 527.7 578.0 Clear actions taken in Operating cost base2 (420.8) (431.6) (422.2) (418.7) (402.5) (416.5) (425.3) (426.0) 2010 and 2011 to address the cost base ofw Loan loss provisions 6.0 (18.9) (0.5) (0.6) (6.6) (6.6) (6.6) (6.6) AuM levels show a Operating profit before 71.9 31.5 (52.4) (38.0) 12.9 48.1 102.4 152.0 steady increase as a taxi result of growth -43.1 Profit after tax 209.4 -90.5 -177.0 5.6 36.0 79.5 117.8 initiatives initiated in 2011 CIR (operating) 86.6% 89.1% 114.0% 109.8% 95.3% 88.2% 79.3% 72.6% Group Tier 1 ratio' 12.5% 15.5% 15.1% 17.2% 16.6% 15.1% 16.3% 18.2% Group RWAs 7,118 5,784 5,462 4,320 4,378 4.919 5,094 5,273 Tier 1 capitals 887.6 894.1 827.5 741.4 727.6 745.0 831.5 962.2 Loans 4,999 4,380 4,204 3,743 3,939 4,052 4,194 4,358 AuM 46,687 51,202 51,086 54,163 60,204 66,387 73,221 77,833 FTEs 2,849 2,617 2,516 2,143 1,963 1,931 1,903 1,917 I. KleinwoR Benson Group includes wealth management and fiduciary. KB Investors and from 2012 onwards the impact of the BHP acquisftion 2. Includes loan loss provisions 3. Operating profit excludes restructuring expenses. Integration costs and other non-recurring items, post deduction oilcan loss provisions e Kleinwort Benson 415. Based on FRS 14 Source: Kleimvott Benson management accounts (unaucere); expected figures as calculated In The business model EFTA_R1_02059781