Investor Day 2022 PEXA UK and PEXA Insights 13 May 2022
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Today’s speakers Today’s agenda Scott Butterworth About PEXA & Group strategy 3 Chief Data & Analytics Officer > An accomplished business leader working across many sectors in a variety of roles, across Asia, Europe and Australia > Previously CFO at Slater & Gordon (ASX: SGH) from late 2018, until he joined PEXA in November 2021. Prior to PEXA Insights 4 that, worked in financial services, mostly at NAB in Australia and the UK, with a short period at Westpac. Scott was also a Partner at Boston Consulting Group’s Financials Services practice in Australia and New Zealand. > Scott’s passion is for harnessing data-driven insights to provide value to government, financial institutions, PEXA members and the broader property sector PEXA UK 12 James Bawa CEO UK Q&A > A highly motivated executive leader with extensive experience in transformational change across financial and property sectors in the UK > Previously CEO at JN Bank UK, a cloud-based challenger bank which he set up and obtained a new license for; and CEO at Teachers Building Society, where he was responsible for re-engineering the society into a specialist lender (wining “Best Local Building Society 2011-13), Monmouthshire Building Society and Scottish Legal Life Assurance Society > Extensive regulatory experience with over 12 years as a panel member of the Financial Services Authority and Financial Conduct Authority. James applies a communicative, energetic, participative, and inspirational leadership-style Gary Howard Chief Transformation Officer, PEXA > Known for his leadership and delivery, both in terms of start-ups, and business transformation / turnarounds > Experience of the last 10 years is somewhat unique, having seen PEXA from both sides; as an end user leading a transformational implementation of PEXA into one of the Australian Big 4 Banks, and within PEXA given his broader role leading Business Transformation > Over 30 years’ Financial Services experience in Australia and the UK, he brings a unique perspective to the International team having led large lending functions in Australia and overseas. 2
About PEXA & Group strategy PURPOSE TO TRANSFORM THE PROPERTY EXPERIENCE FOR EVERYONE ENHANCE REPLICATE EXTEND BUILD PRIORITIES Enhancing the core Exchange in Bringing digital property settlement Developing and partnering to provide Investing in our people, platform Australia building deeper solutions to Torrens title jurisdictions innovative data insights and digital and brand to sustain an innovative customer relationships internationally services, transforming the experience of culture and reputation trusted by developing, buying and selling, settling, stakeholders owning and servicing properties VALUES
Leveraging PEXA’s data and distribution Workflow and events PEXA Channels ~85% of all property transactions ~160+ FIs ~ 9,600+ practitioners Settlement location ~ 58 developers TRANSACTIONS PEXA Insights Australia’s most accurate geographic ~157 government / other mobility data for owners ~140k PEXA key invites PEXA Customer solutions issued YTD Exchange • Descriptive Settlement value • Predictive ~$800b pa of settlements for resi, commercial and rural property • Proscriptive Partner channels Refinancing > 90% of all inter-FI re-financings Acquired data Note: YTD reflects July 21 – April 22 5
Property markets will be reshaped • New patterns of demand • Economic settings • Migration will trend back to Demand emerging - Interest rates pre-Covid levels - Changing use of CBDs - Fiscal policy • Demand vs supply of - Regional growth Economy - Housing policy Demographics housing Post-Covid - Hyper-localisation • Pricing • New mechanisms to - Housing improve affordability - Agricultural - Interests Property values - Some commercial Affordability - Financing • Pressure on building costs • Pressure on zoning and use Supply - Supply chain impacts • Climate change will constraints on materials increasingly reshape land - Free up supply - Shortages of critical use and value Land use - Unlock significant value Factor costs construction skills Climate 7
$1.1b land information market by FY27 Estimates of market for land information: FY22 – FY27 ($m) CAGR (% pa) 1,120 ~17% 909 764 665 ~43% 656 464 578 520 324 226 158 110 420 430 440 445 455 ~2 % 410 FY22 FY23 FY24 FY25 FY26 FY27 1 2 Traditional Augmented Note: Estimates rounded to nearest $5m, Source: 1. Frost & Sullivan Market Report as per IPO prospectus 2. PEXA estimates 8
Areas of focus Segment Demand for land Use of land System efficiency Housing affordability Data / Capability Federal government Work with partners to foster debate on State government affordability Purpose, reputation and Local government Leverage talent Leverage PEXA’s distribution, Commercial geographic Leverage extend PEXA’s partnerships to mobility data transaction and Financial Institutions relationships acquire data, Refi data analytics ~20% of ~13% of market 1 capability and market 1 PXI distribution Developers products ~38% of Agents market 1 Practitioners Consumers 1 % of estimated market in 2027 9 Source: PEXA estimates
Strategic investment in Landchecker > PEXA Insights made its first significant strategic investment during 1H22 in prop-tech data company, Landchecker –38% stake (RACV 51%, Founders 11%) > Landchecker allows homebuyers, developers and renovators to make informed property decisions, faster: –Informing consumers about planning restrictions – Planning permit applications such as pending development next door –Planning restrictions such as heritage overlay 10 –Approximate land size, boundaries and dimensions > Investment enriches the unique and timely property data PEXA is unlocking for industry >Creates new value for consumers, government and industry through additional products and services
Progress and objectives Mid 2021 – Mid 2022 Mid 2022 – end 2023 2024/2025 + Foundation Build Accelerate Team • Established team - data • Leadership team for scale up scientists, data engineers, product specialists 1 Product • Built and launched two new • Launch 5+ new PXI products products into market 1 Run business at scale – • Launch 5+ new research circa $50m revenues pa products Partnerships • State governments – data • M&A pipeline – augment • Melbourne Business School capability, data, distribution • Landchecker • Commercial arrangements 1. Subject to regulatory approval 11
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PEXA is uniquely placed to become a first mover globally and disrupt the completion of property transactions Global leaders in building and Depth of experience in Proven track record with Capability for building supplier operating an orchestrated managing industry operating a complex and customer integrations that lodgement and settlement transformation and regulatory enterprise platform at scale enable an end-to-end solution platform for the completion of developments property transactions 13
Market scoping resulted in the UK being assessed as the most significant opportunity PEXA undertook a structured scoping exercise to identify target The global opportunity set was filtered through six criteria markets of opportunity Multiple international jurisdictions were assessed 1 2 3 Six filtering criteria were applied Common processes / Ease of Total to identify target markets Torrens title jurisdictions doing business annual transactions 4 5 6 Target markets were ranked to identify the highest priority Bank Proportion of English Population concentration speaking population Target markets: UK NZ Canada Estimated digital property Initial priority settlements potential market size Population Dwellings As a large Torrens title market market: Country (A$m)1 (m)2 (m)3 PEXA’s success in the UK will further strengthen its reputation UK as the global e-conveyancing (England and England and Wales $641 59.4 24.7 leader as it continues to grow Wales) Scotland $62 5.5 2.3 into other markets Northern Ireland $17 1.9 0.8 14
Building an ecosystem of participants who together will transform the current heavily manual process The PEXA-enabled ecosystem will: Borrower • Deliver a brand new settlements scheme at the Bank of England Outgoing • Enable lenders and conveyancers to work Incoming Lender Lender collaboratively within a single workspace – using a combined workflow • Automate a significant amount of the admin overhead currently associated with property Land completion Registry Conveyancer • Automate searches and lodgement through integration with Her Majesty's Land Registry Bank of England Transacting Entities Enabling Entities Does not access the platform 15
PEXA UK solution overview Key Partners for PEXA Pay Financial Institutions, Conveyancers, Other parties, e.g. Banks, Lenders Legal etc. e.g. Borrowers BANK OF ENGLAND PEXA Pay Subscribers • PEXA Pay is the seventh net settlement payment system to clear through the Bank of England Workspaces REMO Transaction • The previous six are BACS, C&CCC, CHAPS, LINK, Paym and Faster Payments • PEXA Pay became live in March 2022 Netting Payment Query Lodgement Settlements Lodgement PEXA Go Platform • UK’s first clearing bank in more than 250 years Bank of England, Non Scheme Land Registry, • ClearBank is a next-generation clearing PEXA Pay Payments, HMLR Transaction Bank and embedding banking platform Payment Scheme SWIFT • Partnered with PEXA to disburse funds to accounts held with Lenders not already PEXA Payments & Disbursement integrated with PEXA 16
Lenders are key beneficiaries of the PEXA remortgage solution Enabling frictionless Remortgages. Reduce direct processing cost Faster completions with more certainty. Decrease time to completion Providing a streamlined and automated post offer to completion solution for Remortgages that is integrated to HMLR and the Bank of England to Increase Remortgage capacity orchestrate lodgement and financial settlement. is debt consolidation 17
PEXA’s remortgage solution also unlocks significant benefits across the UK industry Consumers Her Majesty’s Land Registry Government & Regulators ✓ Enhanced security ✓ Improved data quality for lodgement ✓ Addresses imperatives and ✓ Increased speed and certainty ✓ Increased uptake of the Digital challenges highlighted by COVID-19 ✓ Seamless completion process Mortgage ✓ Aligns with UK Gov policy and ✓ Lower costs from far less work, errors digital strategy to “Build world-class ✓ Transparency of post offer process digital infrastructure for the UK” and rework ✓ Better loan deals created by ease ✓ Promotes good consumer of switching outcomes and competition 18
Progress and next steps Remortgage Bank of England Sale & Purchase Sale & Purchase MARKET SHARE Reconnaissance discovery & build Go-Live discovery launch TARGETS → 2020 Q1 2021 → Q1 2022 2022 → 2024/2025 Remortgage = 25-40% by 2025 Board approval, First Lenders Remortgage Sale & funding approval, signed-up launch Purchase build Sale & Purchase = CEO appointment 25% by 2027 Q4 2020 Q4 2021 Q3 2022 2022 → 19
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