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Emanuele Angelidis, Chief Executive Officer, Breed Reply. Emanuele’s presentation discussed “AI in IoT – Its role and importance”, showing how IoT is now involved in every sector, the potential market value of each and how our perceptions need to change about this technology. Emanuele Angelidis is a Co-Founder and CEO of Breed Reply, Europe’s leading investor in early stage internet of things (IoT) businesses, that supports IoT entrepreneurs to quickly bring new ideas to market. They achieve this through funding at early-stage; active operational involvement with significant know how transfer of business, managerial and technological expertise; and go-to-market support through the extensive Reply network. Founded in 2014 and based in London they invest across Europe and currently have a portfolio of 20 IoT companies in a variety of different sectors including Health and Wellbeing, Smart Cities and Buildings, Industrial IoT, Platform Infrastructure and Cyber Security. Emanuele Angelidis co-founded Breed Reply after a long, successful career in the telecoms industry. Emanuele started at Italtel Telecomunicazioni, and in 1994 took part in the start-up and development of Omnitel, latterly Vodafone Italy. In 1999, he co-founded Fastweb, one of Italy’s largest telecoms companies, and was CEO. Ralph Anderson Introduction – 00:09 Emanuele Angelidis, introduction to Breed Reply - 00:27 IoT & AI - 01:07 Disrupting multiple sectors & value - 02:11 Realising the value from IoT & AI - 07:32 Challenges - 16:03 Application examples - 21:30 Conclusion – 26:37 Q&A – 28:38

Alex Cowan, Chief Executive Officer, RazorSecure. Alex’s presentation discussed “Cyber Security and Transport – protection on the move” highlighting the processes, requirements and challenges facing companies today. Alex Cowan started RazorSecure after 15 years in the gaming industry working on massive multiplayer games with hundreds of thousands of players and thousands of servers. During that time, he worked in developing software to manage credit card payments and live operational systems as well as dealing with hackers trying to gain an advantage over other players. He saw an opportunity to manage cyber security in a different way, using machine learning with a focused approach to individual systems rather than focusing on network traffic. RazorSecure now provides its patented machine-based learning software to transport system suppliers and operators across Europe. Ralph Anderson introduction: 00:10 Alex Cowan, RazorSecure introduction - 00:36 Introduction to Cyber Security - 02:11 Frameworks & legislation - 03:43 The layered approach - 06:27 Intrusion detection - 07:34 Anomaly detection - 10:07 Signature based, focussed on the past - 11:10 RazorSecure Delta - 11:44 RazorSecure’s approach to Machine Learning - 13:00 The power of grouping - 13:55 The cyber kill chain - 14:37 Clients - 17:50 The next 5 years - 18:48 Q&A – 19:00

James Corcoran, Global Head of Products and Solutions for Kx (part of First Derivatives). James’ presentation discussed “Machine Learning – the growth of Predictive Analytics”. James has been at Kx for over 7 years and he is responsible for software sales, pre-sales, product design and the implementation of enterprise solutions for all new and existing Kx clients. Ralph Anderson introduction to conference - 00:09 Introduction to KX – 02:18 James Corcoran opening introduction - 02:28 About KX - 02:55 What is predictive analytics? - 03:56 What does a predictive analytic look like? - 04:54 How long has it been around? - 5:50 How does it work? - 07:18 How will it work? - 07:37 The hype - 08:04 What is Machine Learning? - 10:32 What isn’t Machine Learning? - 11:21 But really, what is it? - 11:41 Real world examples - 13:05 How to implement Machine Learning - 20:10 Modelling - 21:42 Q&A – 23:16

K3 Business Technology (KBT) presentation at ShareSoc July 2018 By Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO, and Rob Price, CFO. Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO Business overview – 00:34 Product offering – 03:16 Reorganisation/Engagement models – 05:38 Channel partner network - 07:38 H1 results overview - 08:50 Rob Price, CFO H1 financial overview – 10:38 Adalsteinn Valdimarsson, CEO Summary – 17:04 Q&A – 19:22

John Laing Environmental Assets Group Ltd Highlights from the JLEN CMD June 2018: JLEN Investor session on Anaerobic Digestion Video: JLEN biogas – 00:23 Chris Tanner: Anaerobic digestion (AD) market overview - 03:03 Chris Holmes: Investment attractions – 06:03 Chris Holmes: Value enhancements – 07:59 William Mezzullo: Risk management – 10:06 Philip Lukas: Future biogas – 12:09 Philip Lukas: AD process - 12:49 Innes McEwan: Feedstock & digestate management – 15:29 Innes McEwan: Sustainability – 16:54 John Laing Environmental Assets Group Limited is a self-managed alternative investment fund. The Company is engaged in investment in environmental infrastructure to generate investment returns. Its investment objective is to provide investors with a sustainable dividend per share, paid quarterly, that increases in line with inflation, and to preserve the capital value of its portfolio over the long-term. Its investment policy is to invest in a portfolio of operational environmental infrastructure projects. It makes investments through a group structure involving John Laing Environmental Assets Group (UK) Limited and additional intermediate holding companies for certain projects. Its portfolio includes onshore wind, photovoltaic (PV) solar, and waste and wastewater processing projects in the United Kingdom. It owns a portfolio of approximately 10 environmental infrastructure investments in the United Kingdom. The Company's investment advisor is John Laing Capital Management Limited.

Driving the next generation of cell-based medicines By Doug Doerfler – Founder, President & CEO Introduction – 00:23 Background and what MaxCyte does - 02:41 Business model – 04:11 CARMA platform, CAR therapy in oncology - 09:07 Cell therapy programmes – business model – 16:12 Revenue potential across multiple applications – 19:15 Expected news flow - 21:36 Summary & outlook – 22:18 2017 financial highlights - 22:50 Q&A - 23:45

Castleton Capital Markets Day – July 2018 Dean Dickinson CEO Overview of the day - 01:40 About Castleton – 03:30 The market opportunity - 06:14 Ronnie Maher (IT Director, Clúid) – a customer perspective – 09:20 James Massy (COO, Castleton) – Castleton Software Solutions – 29:42 The software and demonstrations Paul Sexton (Managing Director, Castleton Managed Services) Background to Castleton Managed Services, and what it offers - 51:43 Cloud trends and opportunities - 01:00:50 Haywood Chapman CFO – Financial highlights from FY18 results – 01:06:31 Dean Dickinson, CEO – Conclusion 1:14:33 Q&A - 01:17:17

Collagen Solutions (COS) results presentation July 2018 by Jamal Rushdy (CEO) and Hilary Spence (CFO) Jamal Rushdy Summary – 00:33 Revenue/other income – 06:10 Core business sales highlights - 07:10 Business shape – 11:25 Moving up the value chain - 13:00 Our customers’ product cycle - 14:14 Core business operational highlights - 16:38 Proprietary products - 19:40 Priorities for FY2019 – 21:04 Hilary Spence Commercial KPIs - 24:55 Jamal Rushdy Conclusion – 27:28

Chairman Mike Inglis, CEO Graeme Purdy and CFO Steve Boydell present a business overview and outline the details of the fund raise. Mike Inglis, Chairman - Introduction - 00:19 Graeme Purdy, CEO - Business overview - 01:08 Business Model - 01:24 Toyota collaboration - 2:18 Benefits of solid state batteries - 03:39 Product evolution - 05:09 Stereax® road map - 05:50 products and markets - 06:40 Smart beacons - 08:35 Commercialisation - 09:42 Deployment - 13:34 Evaluation distribution - 15:07 Goliath - 16:12 IUK Faraday Challenge - 17:20 Goliath scale-up - 19:28 Steve Boydell, CFO - 22:05 Financial Highlights 17-18 - 22:18 Use of funds raised - 22:56 Graeme Purdy, CEO - Summary - 23:48

Non Standard Finance (NSF) investor presentation at Mello South 14.6.18 by Peter Reynolds, Director, IR and Communications. The vision – 00:45 Why are we different – 01:07 Our three divisions - 01:49 The opportunity – 03:38 2017 was a year of investment, growth & momentum - 06:40 Our three business divisions - 08:09 Branch based lending KPIs - 10:02 Impairment - 10:40 2017 operational highlights - 12:20 Yield and volume - 13:12 Branch-based lending – our plans 2018 – 17:07 Guarantor loads - 22:02 Home credit - 26:55 On course to achieve medium-term targets – 28:35 Balance sheet - 29:07 Summary – 30:00 Q&A – 30:40