ClearView Investor Presentation Year Ended 30 June 2024

FY24 are the first results that ClearView is providing under the new accounting standard AASB 17 – it does not impact the economics of the business, financial strength, claims paying ability or dividend capacity – it impacts the timing of recognition of insurance earnings, not the quantum in total ClearView has adopted AASB 17 for first time

FY23 Comparison

Key AASB 17 Impacts

Commentary

FY23 AASB 17 (New Basis)

FY23 AASB 1038 (Old Basis)

FY24 AASB 17 (New Basis)

Metric

• No change in operating metrics • No change in product cash flows • No change in Embedded Value methodology and calculations 1 • No change in FY26 financial goals • No impact on capital requirements • Change in timing and pattern of profit recognition including accelerated write off of upfront acquisition costs • Different recognition (timing) of certain items such as capitalised losses, lapses and premium rate increases • But overall no change to profitability that remains the same over life of insurance contract

$339.3m

$339.3m

$373.9m

No change

In-force Premiums

No change

New Business Sales

$25.2m

$25.2m

$33.7m

Pattern of profit release

Life Underlying NPAT

$32.2m

$40.4m

$39.5m

Interest rates and pattern of profit release

$16.6m

$24.8m

$9.1m

Life Reported NPAT

$591.1m

Embedded Value 2

$587.1m

$587.1m

No change 1

Opening write off (timing) but material tax benefit

$393.4m

$485.3m

$353.2m

Net Assets

The net impact is that the operating metrics do not change but the timing and profit recognition patterns are impacted for a fast growing life insurance business like ClearView. FY24 Life Insurance Underlying NPAT is up 23% to $39.5m under new standard – the life insurance business is expected to continue to support double digit Underlying NPAT growth as previously communicated. Group dividend up 7% but lags growth in Underlying NPAT due to adoption of new standard (prior year dividend was calculated on old basis)

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1. No changes from AASB 17 have been allowed for, in particular from a change in timing of tax payments given the change in timing of profit release – all other product cash flows remain unchanged 2. Embedded Value at 4% discount rate margin, including a value for future franking credits, accrued franking credits and ESP loans.

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