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SECTION : Balance Sheet Fixed ssets B Capital and reserves 1 Intangible assets 2 Tangible assets Capital account (incorporated businesses) 3 Investments 20 Ordinary share capital 4 TOTL FIXED SSETS 21 Preference share capital 22 Share premium account 23 Profit and Loss account Current assets 24 Other reserves 5 Stocks 25 TOTL CPITL ND RESERVES 6 Debtors 7 Investments held as current assets 8 Cash at bank and in hand 9 Other assets 10 TOTL CURRENT SSETS Capital account (unincorporated businesses and Limited Liability Partnerships) 26 Sole trader/partners' capital account Liabilities: amounts falling due within one year 27 Other reserves 11 Bank loans and overdrafts 28 TOTL CPITL ND RESERVES 12 Other liabilities falling due within one year 13 TOTL MOUNTS FLLING DUE WITHIN ONE YER 14 Net current assets 15 Total assets less current liabilities 16 Other liabilities falling due after more than one year 17 Provisions for liabilities and charges 18 Net assets 19 Memo: guarantees provided by firm

SECTION B: Profit and Loss account B1: Regulated Business Revenue 1 Regulated mortgage contracts 2 Non-investment insurance 3 Retail investment products 4 TOTL B C D E Commissions Fees/ dviser charges/ Other income Regulated business Gross Net Consultancy charges (reg activities) revenue B2: Other P&L 5 Income from other regulated activities 6 Other Revenue (income from non-regulated activities) 7 TOTL REVENUE 8 TOTL EXPENDITURE 9 Profit/Loss on ordinary activities before taxation 10 Profit/Loss on extraordinary activities before taxation 11 Taxation 12 Profit/(Loss) for the period before dividends and appropriations 13 Dividends and other appropriations 14 Retained Profit

SECTION C: Client money and assets Have any notifiable client money issues been raised, either in the firm s last client assets audit report or elsewhere, that have not previously been 1 notified to the FC? B C How is your client account(s) set up (tick all that apply)? 2 Non-investment insurance 3 Retail investments If not risk transfer: 4 Client money credit total as at reporting date 5 Client money debit total as at reporting date 6 Net client money balance as at reporting date 7 If non-statutory, has auditor's confirmation of systems and controls been obtained? 8 Is any client money invested (other than on deposit)? Segregated Trusts Risk Transfer Statutory Non-Statutory Non-investment insurance Retail investments Statutory Non-Statutory Statutory 10 Does the firm hold any client assets (other than client money)? Non-investment Mortgage insurance Retail investments

SECTION D1: Regulatory Capital Home Finance and non-investment insurance firms subject to MIPRU chapter 4 B C Client money Non-client money Eligible capital resources (home finance and non-investment insurance) 2 Base requirement 3 5% of annual income (firms holding client money) Incorporated firms 4 2.5% of annual income (firms not holding client money) 24 Share capital 5 Capital resources requirement (higher or above) 25 Reserves 26 Interim net profits 6 dditional capital resources requirements for PII (if applicable) 27 Revaluation reserves 7 Other FC capital resources requirements (if applicable) 28 Subordinated loans 29 less Investments in own shares 8 TOTL CPITL RESOURCES REQUIREMENT 30 less Intangible assets 9 TOTL CPITL RESOURCES See guidance 31 less interim net losses 10 TOTL CPITL RESOURCES EXCESS/DEFICIT 32 TOTL CPITL RESOURCES IPRU(INV) requirements for personal investment firms (retail investment activities only) Unincorporated firms and limited liability partnerships (LLPs) 11 Category of personal investment firm under IPRU(INV) 33 Capital of a sole trader or partnership 34 Subordinated loans 12 Own funds requirement 36 less Intangible assets 13 dditional own funds requirement for PII (if applicable) 37 less Interim net losses 14 Other FS capital requirements (if applicable) 38 less excess of drawings over profits for a sole trader or p ship 15 Total own funds requirement 35 Personal assets not needed to meet non-business liabilities 39 TOTL CPITL RESOURCES 16 Own funds 17 Surplus/deficit of own funds 18 djusted net current assets requirement (if applicable) 19 djusted net current assets (if applicable) 20 Surplus/deficit (if applicable) 21 Expenditure based requirement (if applicable) 22 djusted Capital/liquid capital (if applicable) 23 Surplus/deficit (if applicable)

SECTION D2: Financial Resources Non-MiFID Personal Investment Firms B OWN FUNDS (TEST 1) DJUSTED NET CURRENT SSETS (TEST 1) EXPENDITURE-BSED REQUIREMENT (TEST 2) 1 Paid up share capital (excluding preference shares 18 Net current assets (from balance sheet) 25 Total assets less total liabilities (from balance sheet) redeemable by shareholders within 2 years) 26 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part I adjustments 2 Share premium account less required against assets 3 udited retained profits 19 Long term assets adjustment 27 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment 4 Verified interim profits 20 Connected persons adjustment for subordinated loans 5 Revaluation reserves 21 Investment adjustments 28 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment 6 Short term subordinated loans for indemnity commission 7 Debt capital 29 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment 8 Balances on proprietors' or partners' capital accounts for deficiencies in subsidiaries 9 Balances on proprietors' or partners' current accounts 30 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment 10 Personal assets for contingent liabilities 11 Less intangible assets 31 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment 12 Less material current year losses for foreign exchange risk 13 Less excess of current year drawings over current 32 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment year losses for redeemable preference shares 14 PSS Loan djustments 33 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II adjustment for derivatives 34 IPRU(INV) Table 13.12.3(1)/13.12.3(2) Part II other adjustments against liabilities 15 OWN FUNDS (1+2+3+4+5+6+7+8+9+10-11-12-13+14) 22 DJUSTED NET CURRENT SSETS 35 DJUSTED CPITL/LIQUID CPITL [(25+27)-26-28- (18-19-20-21) 29-30-31-32-33-34)]

SECTION E: PII Self-Certification 1 2 Professional Indemnity Insurance (PII) Does your firm hold a comparable guarantee or equivalent cover in lieu of PII, or is it otherwise exempt from holding PII in respect of any regulated activities (select as appropriate)? If your firm does not hold a comparable guarantee or equivalent cover and is not exempt does the firm currently hold PII? Home finance advising/arranging H I J Non-inv insurance advising/arranging/deali Retail investment ng/assisting advising/arranging 3 Has your firm renewed its PII cover since the last reporting date 4 Professional Indemnity Insurance Details Please complete the table below if the answer to Question 3 is "Yes". Otherwise, the table must be left blank PII policy 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 B C D E F G H I J O K L M N PII Basic information PII detailed information ctivities covered by the policy IMD firms should state their indemnity limits in Euros Home finance advising/arranging Non-inv insurance advising/arranging/deali ng/assisting Retail investment advising/arranging Retroactive start date (if any) nnualised premium (Sterling) Insurer (from list) Start date End date Indemnity Limit (Single) in: Euros/Sterling/ Unlimited Limit of Indemnity: Single Indemnity Limit (ggregate) in: Euros/Sterling/ Unlimited Limit of Indemnity: ggregate Business line Policy excess (Sterling) Policy exclusions 5 nnual income as stated on the most recent proposal form 6 mount of additional capital resources required for increased excess(es) (where applicable, total amount for all policies) 7 Total amount of additional own funds required for policy exclusion(s) 8 Total of additional own funds required 9 Total of readily realisable own funds 10 Excess/deficit of readily realisable own funds H

SECTION F: Threshold conditions Close links 1 Has there been a notifiable change to the firm's close links? yes 2 If yes, has the FC been notified of it? no (if no notification has been made, please notify us separately of the changes) Controllers 3 Has there been a notifiable change to the firm's controllers including changes to the percentage of shares or voting power they hold in your firm? 4 If yes, has the FC been notified? yes yes (if no notification has been made, please notify us separately of the changes)

SECTION G: Training and Competence B C D 1 Total number of all staff Of which: 2 Number of staff that give advice 3 Number of staff that give advice (Full time equivalent) 4 Number of staff that supervise others to give advice 5 Number of advisers that have been assessed as competent 6 Number of advisers that have passed appropriate examinations 7 Number of advisers that have left since the last reporting date dvising on mortgages dvising on noninvestment insurance (retail customers) dvising on retail investments Total What types of advice were provided? Non-Inv Insurance Retail Investment products Mortgage 15 Independent 8 Independent (whole of market plus option of fee-only) 9 Whole of market (without fee-only option) 10 On the basis of a fair analysis of the market 11 Restricted / Multi-tie (the products of a limited number of providers) 12 Restricted / Single-tie (the products of one provider) 16 Restricted (limited types of products) Clawed back commission (retail investment firms only) 13 Clawed back commission by: Number 14 Value

SECTION H: COBS Data General COBS data B 1 Do regulated activities form the core business of the firm? 2 If not, specify type of core business: Monitoring of ppointed Representatives ('Rs') 3 Number of Rs registered with the firm as at the end of the reporting period. 4 Of which, number of 'secondary' rs as at the end of the reporting period. 5 Of which, number of introducer Rs as at the end of the reporting period. 6 Number of advisers within Rs as at the end of the reporting period. 7 8 (Only firms that have Rs) Does the firm have appropriate systems and procedures to ensure that the activities of its Rs are effectivey monitored and controlled? Number of Rs that have been subject to monitoring visits by the firm during the reporting period. 9 10 Number of Rs that have been subject to file reviews by the firm during the reporting period. Number of Rs that have been subject to financial checks by the firm during the reporting period. 11 Has any other monitoring of Rs by the firm taken place?

SECTION I: supplementary product sales data (i) non-investment insurance product information 1 Total non-investment insurance premium derived from retail customers (annualised) 2 Please indicate in column each product type where the firm has advised or arranged transactions for B D retail customers during the reporting period Product types: y/n y/n y/n P1 Private motor 3 Please indicate in column B where the firm's business with retail customers in the product type P2 Household formed more than 40% by premium of all of its retail non-investment insurance activities. P3 Creditor- Payment protection P4 Travel (ii) non-investment insurance chains P5 Personal accident - sickness P6 Legal expenses P7 Private Medical Insurance (PMI) P8 Critical illness 4 Of total non-investment insurance premiums derived from retail customers, please indicate P9 Private Health Insurance (PHI) in column D the products where these sales were passed up a chain and this business was significant* P10 Life assurance (or term assurance) P11 HealthCare cash plan *significant is where premium collected from being in a chain for this product amounts to P12 Extended warranty (motor only) 1) more than 40% of the premium collected for all non-investment insurance activities with retail customers, or 2) more than 40% of premium collected for all retail business in this product

SECTION J: data required for calculation of fees Part 1 FC FOS FSCS nnual Regulated Income Relevant nnual Income nnual Eligible Income ( s) ( s) ( s) Home finance mediation Non-investment insurance mediation Life and pension intermediation Investment intermediation FEES 4 nnex 1R FEES 5 nnex 1R Part 3 fee block 18 industry block 16 FEES 4 nnex 1R FEES 5 nnex 1R Part 3 fee block 19 industry block 17 FEES 4 nnex 1R, Part 3, fee nnual income as applied in block.13 relation to the equivalent activity groups set out in Part 1 of FEES 4 nnex 1R in respect of industry blocks 8 and 9 FEES 4 nnex 1R, Part 3, fee block.13 nnual income as applied in relation to the equivalent activity groups set out in Part 1 of FEES 4 nnex 1R in respect of industry blocks 8 and 9 FEES 6 nnex 3R class E2 FEES 6 nnex 3R class B2 FEES 6 nnex 3R class C2 FEES 6 nnex 3R class D2

SECTION K: dviser charges Types of advice provided 1 Indicate the type(s) of advice provided by the firm Independent / Restricted / Both Section 1 - Independent advice Retail investment products revenue from adviser charges (monetary amount) 2 Revenue from all initial adviser charges including initial, one-off and ad hoc adviser charges 3 Revenue from ongoing adviser charges Payments of initial adviser charges (number) dviser charges paid direct by retail clients B dviser charges facilitated by product providers or platform service providers 4 5 ggregate number of initial adviser charges payable as lump-sum payments due from retail clients within the reporting period ggregate sum of the proportion of initial adviser charges, payable through regular instalments, due from retail clients within the reporting period Number of one-off advice services (number) Total number of initial advice services including distinct initial, one-off and ad hoc advice 6 services, provided within the reporting period Section 2 - Restricted advice Retail investment products revenue from adviser charges (monetary amount) dviser charges paid direct by retail clients B dviser charges facilitated by product providers or platform service providers 7 8 Revenue from all initial adviser charges including initial, one-off and ad hoc adviser charges Revenue from ongoing adviser charges Payments of initial adviser charges (number) 9 ggregate number of initial adviser charges payable as lump-sum payments due from retail clients within the reporting period 10 ggregate sum of the proportion of initial adviser charges, payable through regular instalments, due from retail clients within the reporting period Number of one-off advice services (number) Total number of initial advice services including distinct initial, one-off and ad hoc advice 11 services, provided within the reporting period Section 3 - Number of ongoing services provided including both independent and restricted advice Retail clients paying for ongoing advice services (number) 12 13 14 Number of retail clients paying for ongoing advice services at the end of the reporting period Number of retail clients who started paying for ongoing advice services during the reporting period Number of retail clients who stopped paying for ongoing advice services during the reporting period Section 4 - Typical charging for both independent and restricted advice What types of adviser charging structures are offered? B C D E

Independent advice Restricted advice Minimum Maximum Minimum Maximum 15 Initial adviser charge per hour (monetary amount) 16 Initial adviser charge as percentage of investment (%) 17 Initial adviser charge as a fixed fee (monetary amount) 18 Initial adviser charge as a combined charging structure (monetary amount) 19 Ongoing adviser charge per hour (monetary amount) 20 Ongoing adviser charge as percentage of investment (%) 21 Ongoing adviser charge as a fixed fee (monetary amount) 22 Ongoing adviser charge as a combined charging structure (monetary amount) Typical charging structure Has this section been completed on an accruals or cash accounting basis?