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Alternative Manager Delivering Risk Adjusted Upper Quartile Returns

Contents 1. Overview 3 2. Expansion Strategy 12 3. Summary 17 Exhibit I - Market Opportunity 20 www. steppesalternativeassetmanagement 2

1. Overview Focus On Underserved Sectors Infrastructure, Energy And Commodities Will Enable Steppes To Continue To Outperform www. steppesalternativeassetmanagement 3

Introduction Alternative assets are forecast to more than double between 2016 and 2025 from $10.1 trillion to $21.1 trillion resulting in significant opportunities for managers like Steppes. Steppes is focused upon three core sectors that are large and underserved with investment products; Infrastructure, Energy and Commodities. Steppes offers investors in the company and its fund products a risk adjusted investment solution in these three underserved sectors Public listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange will increase Steppes institutional visibility and will also enable retail investors access to the alternative asset management sector. Stable core earnings due to long-term locked up capital, diversified and growing investor base and increased component of performance fee related earnings. Additional drivers of shareholder value include launch of new fund products, launch of new asset class Impact Investing and potential synergistic acquisitions that will grow business further. Steppes alternative asset management business with its risk adjusted growth and long-term fees along with proprietary capital growth will continue to deliver significant returns for our shareholders. www. steppesalternativeassetmanagement 4

Overview of Steppes Steppes is an alternative asset management group with a wide range of risk adjusted strategies that is focused on the three fastest growing asset classes in the alternative asset sector. Steppes has long total assets under management of over $5.2 billion as at the 30 th June 2018. Steppes continues to deliver and has outperformed the alternative sector since launching its initial alternative fund in 2010 with an upper quartile return of 23.93% per annum since 2010. Private Equity Infrastructure Commodities Size of Market for Alternative Funds Grown from $1 trillion in 2004 to $4.7 trillion in 2016 and forecast to grow to $10.2 trillion by 2025 Grown from $0.1 trillion in 2004 to $0.6 trillion in 2016 and forecast to grow to $3.4 trillion by 2025 Grown from $0.1 trillion in 2004 to $0.2 trillion in 2016 and forecast to grow to $0.5 trillion by 2025 Third Party Assets under Management (AUM) as at 31 st December 2017 $3,264m $385m $637m Strategies 1. Various private equity strategies managed in partnership structures. 2. Various private equity strategies managed for third parties. 1.Private equity 2.Structured credit 3.Special situations 1.Private equity 2.Structured credit 3.Special situations All numbers in US Dollars unless otherwise stated www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 5

Steppes Business Footprint Focused on large underserved sectors Commodities Demand pressure from population growth and urbanisation will result in long term price increases Proprietary Investing Steppes Capital is the group s proprietary investing arm, which invests as a general partner alongside third parties into limited partnerships. Historically focused on companies that produce commodities now expanding into infrastructure and energy. Operating Divisions Investment Management Steppes Management is the group s investment management division which manages the private equity partnerships where the group invests alongside its partners as well as managing third party assets where the group is not invested. Capital Markets Steppes Capital Markets advises the group and its investments as well as third parties with regards to multiple aspects of capital markets activities.. As well as providing advisory services Steppes Capital Markets also provides market intelligence for the group and its clients. Infrastructure Currently available infrastructure finance is less than 50% of the amount needed to meet future demand Energy Current & Planned Coverage * London Zurich * Geneva * Gibraltar * Dubai Hong Kong The development of new products for renewable energy and the natural resources that provide energy should reap significant rewards * Current offices Planned offices Singapore * Sydney www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 6

Steppes AUM Growth (historic and projected) Assets under management (AUM) have grown by 118% over the last three years. For the three years ending 31.12.20 the company is projecting further AUM growth of 125%. The projected increase in growth of AUM will be from new products, new remits and cross selling enhanced offering to existing clients. 12 $10.8bn 10 $8.8bn 8 $6.8bn 6 4 2 $2.2bn $3.3bn $4.8bn 0 31.12.15 A 31.12.16 A 31.12.17 A 31.12.18 P 31.12.19 P 31.12.20 P Actual Projected www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 7

Steppes NAV Growth (historic and projected) Steppes Net Asset Value (NAV) per share has grown by 103% over the last three years. Steppes NAV per share is forecast to grow to by a further 95% in the three years ending 31.12.20. The projected increase in NAV will be achieved by organic growth of current business and new fund products, does not include potential additional growth from acquisitions. 4 3.5 3 $2.75 $3.51 2.5 2 1.5 1 $0.89 $1.34 $1.81 $2.14 0.5 0 31.12.15 A 31.12.16 A 31.12.17 A 31.12.18 P 31.12.19 P 31.12.20 P Actual Projected www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 8

Steppes EPS Growth (historic and projected) Earnings per share (EPS) have grown by 35% over the last three years. Steppes EPS is forecast to grow by 60% over the next three years to 31.12.20 Growth in Steppes EPS will come from additional AUM, new products and increased carried interest. 0.8 $0.75 0.7 0.6 0.5 $0.44 $0.47 $0.51 $0.60 0.4 $0.35 0.3 0.2 0.1 0 31.12.15 A 31.12.16 A 31.12.17 A 31.12.18 P 31.12.19 P 31.12.20 P Actual Projected www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 9

Steppes Opportunity The current macro- and micro-economic conditions together with the positive long term outlook have resulted in a unique opportunity in the Infrastructure, Energy and Commodities sectors where Steppes is focused. We are entering a new infrastructure era fuelled by mass urbanisation and population growth, coupled with new government initiatives* and new large infrastructure projects**. The infrastructure era, population growth and urbanisation will create significant demand pressure for commodities which have been under invested due to recent underperformance. The opportunities are not just in providing the commodities needed to provide current and future needs but are also in investing into renewable and more efficient energy and infrastructure solutions for the future. The infrastructure, energy and commodities sectors are set for exponential growth yet are still relatively underserved by alternative asset managers and other capital providers, thus creating a significant opportunity for Steppes to build out a major franchise. * e.g. Recently announced US government initiative. ** e.g. China s One Belt One Road initiative. www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 10 2016 Steppes Alternative Asset Management All Rights Reserved.

Steppes Historic Performance Positive outlook in sectors covered should enable Steppes to sustain upper quartile performance. Listed below is a comparison of Steppes historical return since December 2010 against leading market indices. Steppes historical return of 23.93% per annum is in the upper quartile for alternative asset managers*. Index 31st December 2011 31st December 2012 31st December 2013 31st December 2014 31st December 2015 31st December 2016 31st December 2017 Average Annual Return Over 6 Year Period (%age) MSCI ACWI 42.17 48.08 57.62 57.62 55.82 59.17 72.09 9.76 S&P 500 1,257.60 1,426.19 1,848.36 2,058.90 2,043.94 2,238.38 2,673.61 13.77 ASX 100 3,316.70 3,820.70 4,445.20 4,513.00 4,395.30 4,695.80 4,988.40 7.25 FTSE 100 5,572.28 5,897.81 6,749.09 6,566.09 6,242.32 7,142.83 7,687.77 5.78 DAX PI 5,898.35 7,612.39 9,552.16 9,805.55 10,743.01 11,481.06 12,917.64 14.36 S&P LPE 78.05 97.08 126.66 119.74 111.28 121.21 145.15 11.83 Steppes** 115.20 144.34 184.64 218.40 271.03 327.67 416.33 23.93 * Prequin analysis of all 2010 vintage private equity funds show a median return of 13.5% with first quartile funds showing an average return of 20%. ** Steppes figure based on one dollar invested as at first closing of initial fund on 6th December 2010, therefore return for the period ending 31st December 2011 is for 12 months and 25 days whereas other indicies are for 12 months to 31st December 2011 www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 11

2. Expansion Strategy A Clear Path To Over $10 Billion Of AUM And An NAV Per Share Of $3.51 By The End Of 2020 www. steppesalternativeassetmanagement 12

Steppes Three Phase Expansion Strategy First Phase of Expansion Strategy 1st January 2015-31st December 2017 Second Phase of Expansion Strategy 1st January 2018-31st December 2020 Third Phase of Expansion Strategy 1st January 2021-31st December 2025 Steppes Founded 2009 AUM grew from $1.5 billion to $4.8 billion Shareholders equity grew from $0.89 per share to $1.81 per share. AUM projected to grow from $4.8 billion to $10.8 billion Shareholders equity projected to grow from $1.81 per share to $3.51 per share. AUM projected to grow from $10.8 billion to $20.8 billion Shareholders equity projected to grow from $3.51 per share to $7.84 per share* ALT Financial Group spun out November 2015 Public listing in second half of 2018 Commence Dividend program 2022 *Does not include the distribution of any dividends www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 13

Steppes Investment Platform Steppes has completed three acquisitions over the last three years which has increased Steppes offering enabling the build out to a scalable platform which is forecast to double Steppes AUM and NAV per share over the next three years. Steppes origination capability integrates local contact bases and partnerships with Steppes global network. Market intelligence unit is a key component of Steppes offering and Steppes value add, the proprietary research capability will continue to be expanded asaum grows. Steppes investment approach encompasses rigorous due diligence and focuses on double bottom line approach to deliver upper quartile returns coupled with socially responsible sustainable investment. Flexible mandates coupled with multi-asset experience and cross border capability enables creative solutions to maintain alpha performance across market cycles. Steppes structuring ensures stakeholder alignment across long term alternative fund products. www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 14

New Fund Product Steppes Trojan Funds Steppes will leverage its expertise in infrastructure, energy and commodities with the launch of its emerging markets Steppes Trojan Funds. These funds are established with local partners in targeted high growth emerging markets where Steppes leverages its investment platform and expertise to efficiently develop infrastructure, energy and commodity assets. Each Steppes Trojan Fund will have a minimum initial size of $500m and each fund has the potential to grow exponentially as the local partnership matures and can cross pollinate with other Steppes fund products and relationships. Each Steppes Trojan Fund has the potential to multiply exponentially over the next five years and with cross selling potential each Steppes Trojan Fund could grow to between $1bn-$2.5bn of AUM in five years. In addition the higher margin carry model is projected to contribute between $40m-$100m of net income per annum for each fund. Initial two Steppes Trojan Funds will be closed in the next 3-6 months, the first fund has commitments of $660m and the second fund has commitments of $530m. Targeting 5 separate Steppes Trojan Funds by 2020. www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 15

Launch of New Asset Class Impact Investments Steppes will be launching its triple bottom line Impact investing offering in the second half of 2018. Impact investing is a form of investment that combines financial returns, with social returns and environmental returns to create a triple bottom line. Impact investing incorporates socially responsible investing and values alignment and combines with ESG investing (environmental, social and governance). Steppes has recruited an experienced team for its Impact investing launch who have expertise in impact investing along with experience of structuring of public/private partnerships. As well as offering impact fund products Steppes will also be able to offer institutional investors bespoke impact investment products that are tailored to align with the investors specific objectives. Impact investing is set for exponential growth and as an asset class Impact investing has the potential to grow to a similar size as the alternative asset management sector. www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 16

3. Summary Investment Solutions That Create Alpha Performance In Underserved High Growth Sectors www. steppesalternativeassetmanagement 17

Historical and Projected Performance Steppes historical earnings per share increased from $0.44 in fiscal 16 to $0.47 in fiscal 17. For the current fiscal year Steppes is projecting earnings per share increasing to $0.51 for the Year ending 31 st December 2018. Steppes historical net asset value per share increased from $1.34 at the end of fiscal 16 to $1.81 per share at the end of fiscal 17. The net asset value per share is projected to grow to $2.14 by the end of the current year ending 31 st December 2018. Steppes assets under management (AUM) increased from $3.3 billion at the end of fiscal 16 to $4.8 billion at the end of fiscal 17. AUM are projected to grow to $6.8 billion by the end of the current year. Year Ending 31st December ALL USD 2016 Actual 2017 Actual 2018 Projected Total Revenues 227,017,636 279,872,226 386,000,000 Total Expenses 42,726,124 72,542,926 104,338,156 Total Comprehensive Income 190,188,998 207,329,300 281,661,844 Total Shareholders Equity 581,112,861 793,442,161 1,175,080,159 Earnings Per Share $0.44 $0.47 $0.51 Net Asset Value Per Share $1.34 $1.81 $2.14 Assets Under Management $3.3 billion $4.8 billion $6.8 billion www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 18

Summary Steppes have successfully completed Phase 1 of their expansion strategy and as the 30 th June 2018 had AUM of just over $5.2 billion and a net asset value per share of $2.06. Phase 2 of Steppes expansion now in progress which will see Steppes going public in the second half of 2018. Throughout out phase 2 (2018-2020) and phase 3 (2021-2025) of Steppes expansion strategy the Company are targeting AUM growth of $2 billion per annum and growth in shareholders equity by a minimum of 15% per annum. These growth targets extremely realistic due to the fact that there is a significant market need and a relative lack of competition in the high growth sectors that Steppes are focused upon. Potential for additional growth once public from accretive acquisitions that will increase product offering and geographical coverage that can then be cross sold to existing client base*. *projections do not include additional earnings or AUM from potential accretive acquisitions once publicly listed www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 19

Exhibit I Market Opportunity in Alternative Assets Alternative Assets are the fastest growing asset class Alternative assets have grown from $2.5 trillion under management in 2004 to $10.1 trillion under management in 2016 and are forecast to grow to $21.1 trillion under management by 2025 www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 20

The Global Asset Management Industry will be worth over $145 trillion by 2025 Global investable funds in the wealth management industry have grown from $37.3 trillion under management in 2004 to $84.9 trillion in 2016 and are forecast to grow to $145.4 trillion under management by 2025. The growth of alternative assets has outpaced the overall wealth management industry, growing by 300% between 2004 and 2016 against 125% for the overall wealth management industry, and alternatives are forecast to grow by just over 100% between 2016 and 2025 against 70% for the overall wealth management industry. Alternative asset management industry has matured over the last 30 years and has now become part of mainstream financial industry, growing from 7% of overall assets under management in 2004 to 12% of overall assets under management in 2016. Alternative assets growth is forecast to continue due to the influence of positive macroeconomic drivers and changing financial industry dynamics along with two critical industry trends, increasing appetite for alternatives by institutional investors seeking performance and the emergence of retail investors as an important source of capital for alternative investments. Developing markets will become an increasingly important source of capital with institutional assets under management projected to grow from $5 trillion in 2014 to $30 trillion by 2030. www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 21

Global Wealth Management Industry by Region in USD Trillion Asia Pacific is forecast to grow from 10.5% of the Global Wealth Management Industry in 2004 to 20.5% of the Global Wealth Management Industry by 2025 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 145.40 trillion 111.20 trillion 84.90 trillion 59.40 trillion 63.90 trillion 37.30 trillion 2004 2007 2012 2016 2020e 2025e Asia Pacific 3.9 6.4 7.7 12.1 16.9 29.6 Europe 12.9 21 19.7 21.9 30.2 35.7 Latin America 0.6 1.4 2.6 3.3 4.4 7.3 Middle East and Africa 0 0.6 0.6 0.7 1 1.6 North America 19.9 30.1 33.2 46.9 58.6 71.2 www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 22

Alternative Assets by Asset Class Between 2004 and 2016 the fastest growing alternative asset class was Infrastructure, with AUM increasing by 500%. In the same period Private Equity AUM increased by 370% and Real Estate AUM increased by 300%. Between 2016 and 2025 the fastest growing asset class is projected to be Infrastructure, which is projecting AUM growth of over 460%. In the same period between 2016 and 2025 Commodities AUM are forecast to increase by over 150% and Private Equity AUM is forecast to increase by over 115%. 25 20 21.1 trillion 15 13.9 trillion 10 5 2.5 trillion 5.3 trillion 6.4 trillion 10.1 trillion 0 2004 2007 2012 2016 2020e 2025e Hedge Funds 1 2 2.3 3.3 4 4.8 Infrastructure 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.6 1.7 3.4 Real Estate 0.3 0.6 0.6 1.2 1.5 2.2 Commodities 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.5 Private Equity 1 2.5 3.3 4.7 6.4 10.2 www.steppesalternativeassetmanagement.com 23 2016 Steppes Alternative Asset Management All Rights Reserved.