Hybrids Daily. Commentary on yesterday s market FIG.1: UP FIG.2: DOWN FIG.3: BEST SWITCH FIG.4: UPCOMING DISTRIBUTIONS FIG.5: THE SWAP CURVE 3.

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1 Interest Rate BAILLIEU HOLST RESEARCH 30 June 2016 INTERNAL ONLY Hybrids Daily Commentary on yesterday s market Germany's financial market regulator has delivered a double blow to London, saying it could not host the headquarters of a planned European stock exchange. Vocus Communications plans to buy smaller rival Nextgen Networks in a deal worth up to $640m as it seeks to compete with Telstra. New home sales fell in May versus April as the industry, which has helped sustain growth in the economy over recent years, enters a cyclical downswing according to the Housing Industry Association. A very quiet day for hybrids as equities shone with short dated sub debt the only highlight. FIG.1: UP SUNPD $ $0.45 ORGHA $98.80 $0.30 CBAPC $ $0.67 CGFPA $95.77 $0.51 AYUHB $ $0.50 FIG.2: DOWN MXUPA $ $1.50 MBLHB $ $1.39 CBAPE $ $0.50 BENPE $ $0.45 CWNHB $ $0.40 FIG.3: BEST SWITCH Security ANZPD ANZPA Switch BUY SELL FIG.4: UPCOMING DISTRIBUTIONS Security Date Amount AYUHB 05-Jul % NABHA 28-Jul % WBCHB 11-Aug % WBCHA 12-Aug % BENHB 12-Aug % SUNPD 12-Aug % SBKHB 12-Aug % FIG.5: THE SWAP CURVE 3.00% 2.50% 2.00% 1.75% 2.22% 2.10% 1.95% 2.03% 1.84% 1.81% 1.81% 1.50% Duration Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 1

2 FIG.6: THE PREFERRED LOWER RISK SIX-PACK Security Commentary ANZPD ANZ Capital Notes Low An attractively priced Basel III compliant CPS style security WBCPE Westpac Capital Note II Low Good quality fairly priced debt instrument ANZPE ANZ Capital Notes II Low ANZ's second longest dated and reasonably priced Basel III compliant CPS style security BENPE Bendigo Convertible Preference Share II Medium A Tier 1 Basel III Bendigo preference share with a CET NABPC NAB Capital Notes Low NAB's latest Capital Note with a strong yield NABPB NAB CPS II Low NAB's second CPS with a strong yield FIG.7: MOST EXPENSIVE Security Commentary AMPHA AMP Sub Debt II Low AMP's second issuance of sub debt at a reasonable margin ANZHA ANZ subordinated debt Low Good quality fairly priced debt instrument TTSHA Tatts Group Subordinated Debt Low Tatts first listed and unsecured debt trading around fair value SBKHB Suncorp Unsec.Perp.Cap Note Low A lower risk perpetual that's looking expensive after it's recent price movement NABHB NAB Subordinated Debt Low A reasonably priced high quality security Why you should include hybrids in your portfolio Diversification and yield is the key Hybrid securities are the Janus of the share market world they are so named because they have two distinct features and are a mix of debt and equity. They are issued by companies to raise capital, and they offer investors a predictable rate of return or dividend for a set period, usually until a maturity or conversion date. The return may be fixed or floating, determined by a margin over a market rate, usually the bank-bill rate (BBSW). Hybrids rank behind traditional debt obligations but ahead of equity. At maturity, a hybrid may convert to ordinary shares, cash, or a mixture of both, or may be reset for another term. But the terms of conversion are up to the issuer. Typically hybrids are higher risk investments than other fixed income securities due to their subordination in the capital structure, but lower risk than shares (equities). Other characteristics of hybrids include the following: - Hybrids pay a predetermined (fixed or floating) rate of return or dividend until a certain date. At that date the holder may have a number of options including converting the securities into the underlying ordinary share of the issuer. - Therefore, unlike a share the holder has a known cash flow and, unlike a fixed interest security, there is an option held by the issuer to convert to the underlying equity. - Hybrid securities have a wide variety of maturities, structures and liquidity as well as issuers across the credit rating spectrum. Since every hybrid is structured differently this allows more flexibility, but analysis and comparison are more difficult. - Hybrids usually offer higher returns than those offered by more senior assets in the capital structure, such as senior and subordinated debt. What are some of the key risks to investors? Credit risk: This is the risk that an issuer may be unable to meet the interest or capital repayments on the hybrid when they fall due. Generally, the higher the credit risk of the issuer, the higher the interest rate that investors will expect in order to risk lending funds to the issuer. Hybrids are riskier than bonds (both senior and subordinated debt) in a liquidation scenario. However, in most cases they are less risky than equity (shares). Interest rate risk: This is the risk associated with an interest-bearing asset, such as a hybrid, due to variability of interest rates. s of hybrids will vary for many reasons, one of which is a change in interest rates. In general, as rates fall the price of a hybrid will rise, and vice versa. This creates the likelihood of a capital gain or loss in the event the holder needs to sell the hybrid prior to maturity. Similarly with floating rate notes, if market sentiment towards the issuer changes, the premium paid by the issuer over the benchmark known as the spread will change from the issuing premium. The bottom line Hybrids are attractive to many retail investors because they offer a yield premium for their credit rating, augmented in many cases by franking benefits. Being unable to easily access the wholesale corporate bond market, many retail investors will find them the best yields on offer. Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 2

3 Our current universe of hybrids FIG.8: STEP-UP PREFERENCE SHARES & VARIABLE DURATION SECURITIES AMPPA AMP Capital Note $ Dec-21 $1.35 Quarterly No 09-Sep % 5.11% 6.13% 4.38% $ Low BENPD Bendigo Bank Preference share IV with CET $ Dec-17 $2.50 Semi Yes 25-Nov % 7.01% 5.82% 4.07% $ Medium BENPE Bendigo Bank CPS II $ Nov-20 $1.94 Semi Yes 17-Nov % 5.99% 7.33% 5.58% $93.81 Medium BENPF Bendigo Bank CPS III $ Jun-21 $2.27 Semi Yes 01-Dec % 6.83% 7.41% 5.66% $94.65 Medium BOQPD Bank of Queensland Perp. Pref. Share $ Apr-18 $2.63 Semi Yes 26-Sep % 7.29% 6.23% 4.48% $ Medium CBAPC CBA Perls VI $ Dec-18 $1.04 Quarterly Yes 06-Sep % 5.82% 5.45% 3.70% $99.69 Low CBAPD CBA Perls VI I $ Dec-22 $0.91 Quarterly Yes 03-Sep-16 Nil 5.87% 7.42% 5.67% $85.94 Low $ - CBAPE CBA Perls VI II $ Oct-21 $2.50 Quarterly Yes 03-Sep % 6.16% 6.81% 5.06% $ Low CGFPA Challenger Capital Note $ May-20 $0.98 Quarterly Yes 15-Aug-16 Nil 5.84% 7.36% 5.61% $96.81 Low GMPPA Goodman Group Step-Up Units $ Sep-22 $1.54 Quarterly No 22-Sep % 6.14% 5.98% 4.23% $98.81 Medium IANG IAG Perp. Exch. Note $ Dec-19 $1.07 Quarterly Yes 03-Sep % 6.10% 6.16% 4.41% $ Low IAGPC IAG Mandatory CPS $ May-17 $2.15 Semi Yes 21-Oct % 6.05% 5.17% 3.42% $ Low MQGPA Macquarie Capital Notes $ Jun-18 $2.75 Semi Yes 25-Nov % 6.39% 5.68% 3.93% $99.69 Medium MQGPB Macquarie Capital Notes II $ Mar-21 $3.10 Semi No 08-Sep-16 Nil 6.22% 7.72% 5.97% $ Medium Cheap MBLPA Macquarie Capital Notes I $ Mar-20 $2.37 Semi Yes 15-Sep-16 nil 5.84% 7.36% 5.61% $98.29 Medium Cheap MXUPA Multiplex Group $ Oct-66 $1.55 Quarterly No 29-Sep % 8.73% 9.22% 7.47% $81.77 High Cheap NABPA NAB preference shares $ Mar-20 $0.96 Quarterly Yes 01-Sep % 5.66% 6.21% 4.46% $96.59 Low NABPB NAB CPS II $ Dec-20 $0.98 Quarterly Yes 31-Aug % 6.03% 7.27% 5.52% $94.92 Low NABPC NAB Capital Notes $ Mar-20 $0.97 Quarterly Yes 14-Sep-16 Nil 5.82% 7.01% 5.26% $97.43 Low Cheap NFNG Nufarm 6.94% Perp. 24-Nov-11 $ Oct-66 $3.07 Semi No 06-Oct % 7.30% 7.91% 6.16% $82.33 High Expensive PXUPA PaperlinX Step-Up Perp. Pref. $ Jun-68 $0.00 Semi No 03-Jun % 0.00% 42.23% 40.48% $23.88 Spec/High RHCPA Ramsay Health Care $ Oct-66 $2.47 Semi Yes 30-Sep % 6.83% 7.30% 5.55% $ Medium Cheap SUNPD Suncorp Sub Debt Notes $ Nov-18 $1.21 Quarterly No 12-Aug % 4.79% 4.53% 2.78% $ Low SUNPE Suncorp CPS 3 $ Jun-20 $1.01 Quarterly Yes 01-Sep-16 Nil 6.14% 7.28% 5.53% $96.88 Low Cheap SVWPA Seven Group Cnv. Red. Pref. $ May-20 $2.40 Semi Yes 08-Nov % 12.24% 26.57% 24.82% $73.50 Medium $ - WBCPC Westpac Pref. II $ Mar-18 $2.00 Semi Yes 21-Sep % 5.66% 5.39% 3.64% $ Low WBCPD Westpac Capital Notes $ Mar-19 $0.98 Quarterly Yes 29-Aug % 5.71% 6.39% 4.64% $97.71 Low WBCPE Westpac Capital Notes II $ Sep-22 $0.89 Quarterly Yes 14-Sep-16 Nil 5.68% 7.37% 5.62% $89.90 Low WBCPF Westpac Capital Notes III $ Mar-21 $1.09 Quarterly Yes 09-Sep-16 Nil 6.36% 6.69% 4.94% $96.70 Low WOWHC Woolworths Cnv. Pref. $ Nov-16 $1.32 Quarterly No 15-Aug % 5.25% 5.65% 3.90% $ Low to FIG.9: MANDATORY CONVERTIBLES Fixed AFIG Australian Foundation Investment Notes $ Feb-17 $3.10 Semi No 17-Aug % 5.69% 14.01% 12.26% $ Low Cheap to Floating ANZPA ANZ Pref. Share $ Dec-16 $0.96 Quarterly Yes 27-Aug % 5.45% 5.08% 3.33% $ Low ANZPC ANZ Cnv. Pref. Share CPS3 $ Sep-17 $1.94 Semi Yes 16-Aug % 5.45% 5.40% 3.65% $ Low ANZPD ANZ Capital Notes $ Sep-21 $2.04 Semi Yes 20-Aug % 6.15% 7.25% 5.50% $95.79 Low ANZPE ANZ Capital Notes II $ Mar-22 $2.03 Semi Yes 15-Sep % 6.25% 7.35% 5.60% $93.19 Low ANZPF ANZ Capital Notes III $ Mar-23 $2.16 Semi Yes 15-Sep % 6.66% 7.56% 5.81% $93.23 Low SUNPC Suncorp Pref. Shares Iii with CET $ Dec-17 $1.22 Quarterly Yes 09-Sep % 6.89% 6.12% 4.37% $ Low Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 3

4 FIG.10: PREVIOUSLY RESET PREFERENCE SHARES to FIG.11: ASX-LISTED DEBT AGLHA AGL Subordinated Notes $ Jun-19 $1.54 Quarterly No 29-Aug % 6.04% 5.21% 3.46% $ Medium ANZHA ANZ Subordinated Debt $ Jun-17 $1.19 Quarterly No 09-Sep-16 Nil 4.69% 3.48% 1.73% $ Low AMPHA AMP FRN 18-Dec-18 $ Dec-18 $1.16 Quarterly No 08-Sep-16 Nil 4.58% 4.04% 2.29% $ Low AQHHA APA Subordinated Debt $ Mar-18 $1.69 Quarterly No 21-Sep-16 Nil 6.67% 6.67% 4.92% $ Medium Cheap AYUHB Au. Unity Float. Rate Unsec. Note II Mat $ Dec-20 $1.71 Quarterly No 05-Jul-16 Nil 4.84% 3.97% 2.22% $ Medium Expensive CNGHA Colonial Subordinated Debt $ Mar-17 $1.39 Quarterly No 21-Sep-16 Nil 5.50% 4.44% 2.69% $ Low CTXHA Caltex Subordinated Debt 15-Sep-17 $ Sep-17 $1.63 Quarterly No 03-Sep-16 Nil 6.39% 4.98% 3.23% $ Medium CWNHA Crown Subordinated Debt 14-Sep-18 $ Sep-18 $1.76 Quarterly No 05-Sep-16 Nil 7.38% 9.86% 8.11% $ Medium Cheap CWNHB Crown Subordinated Debt II $ Mar-21 $1.51 Quarterly No 05-Sep-16 Nil 7.24% 11.04% 9.29% $93.19 Medium Cheap HBSHB Heritage Bldg 7.25% Fix. Coup. Unsec. 20-Jun-17 $ Jun-17 $1.81 Quarterly No 09-Sep-16 Nil 6.97% 3.53% 1.78% $ Medium NABHB NAB Subordinated Debt $ Jun-17 $1.19 Quarterly No 09-Sep-16 Nil 4.69% 3.70% 1.95% $ Low ORGHA Origin Energy Subordinated Frn. $ Dec-16 $1.51 Quarterly No 13-Sep % 6.12% 9.62% 7.87% $ Medium TAHHB Tabcorp Bond Series II $ Mar-17 $1.58 Quarterly No 09-Sep-16 Nil 6.27% 5.28% 3.53% $ Low TTSHA Tatts Group Subordinated Debt $ Jul-19 $1.34 Quarterly No 23-Sep-16 Nil 5.14% 3.43% 1.68% $ Low WBCHA Westpac Subordinated Debt $ Aug-17 $1.20 Quarterly No 12-Aug-16 Nil 4.71% 3.86% 2.11% $ Low WBCHB Westpac Subordinated Debt II $ Aug-18 $1.08 Quarterly No 11-Aug-16 Nil 4.28% 3.95% 2.20% $ Low FIG.12: PERPETUALS to BENHB Bendigo Bank Perp. Float. Cap. Note $65.00 Perp $0.75 Quarterly No 12-Aug-16 Nil 4.62% 5.99% 4.24% $74.18 Low $ - MBLHB Macquarie Bank Stapled Perp. Frn. $63.81 Perp $1.00 Quarterly No 29-Sep-16 Nil 6.27% 7.03% 5.28% $75.15 Low $ - NABHA National Bank Inc. Sec. Stapled $64.40 Perp $0.82 Quarterly No 28-Jul-16 Nil 5.06% 6.39% 4.64% $74.99 Low $ - SBKHB Suncorp Metway Perp. Float. Cap. Note $76.81 Perp $0.69 Quarterly No 12-Aug-16 Nil 3.59% 4.94% 3.19% $70.75 Low $ - FIG.13: DEFINITIONS to or Step-Up Valuation to The YTM is the rate of return if a bond is held until maturity. It takes into account the current market price, par value, coupon interest rate and time to maturity The length of time until the principal amount of a bond must be repaid or until the security is extended with an increased distribution amount The investor receiving the distribution will also receive a quantity of franking credits in proportion to the overall tax rate of the company per dollar in profits The number of times a company distributes per year The last date that a holder must own a security to receive their distribution The percentage of extra yield that a hybrid will pay when it extends beyond a reset date Our group's evaluation of the financial and structural risk inherent in the security The value we ascribe to the security using our bespoke pricing models Baillieu Holst Ltd ABN Please read the disclaimer at the end of this report. Page 4

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