Mount Logan Capital (MLCI) investor relations material

Business overview and strategy

• Focuses on asset management and insurance solutions, managing $2.1 billion in AUM and owning Ability Insurance Company with $1.1 billion in investable assets.

• Generates fees primarily from asset management, charging around 1% management fees, and benefits from a durable fee earnings stream.

• Insurance business writes and reinsures multi-year guaranteed annuities, creating predictable, low-risk liabilities and investable assets.

• The business model is a flywheel: insurance generates assets, which are managed for fees, and incremental earnings are reinvested for growth.

• Positioned as a middle-market lender, benefiting from less competition and more flexibility compared to larger private credit managers.

Growth, performance, and recent developments

• Achieved a 54% CAGR on core asset management vehicles and a 34% CAGR in insurance segment management fees since acquiring Ability.

• Q1 segment income (FRE plus SRE) was up 40%, with expectations for further performance increases in the second half of 2026.

• Recently signed a $120 million new account and agreed to acquire another $100–$120 million in AUM, representing about 10% growth.

• Completed a transformative merger with 180 Degree Capital, adding $40 million in capital, re-domiciling to the U.S., and listing on NASDAQ.

• Announced the acquisition of assets from a Yieldstreet fund, with $220 million+ AUM not yet included in reported figures.

Competitive advantages and operational strengths

• Backed by BC Partners, a $40 billion global alternative asset manager, providing institutional infrastructure and staffing.

• Leadership team has deep experience from top firms like Apollo, Goldman Sachs, and Bank of America, with strong continuity since 2018.

• Insurance company licensed in 42 states, aiming for all 50, with regulatory expertise from a former Nebraska lead regulator.

• Asset-light model leverages BC Partners’ resources, enabling efficient operations and global reach.

• Disciplined underwriting and policyholder-first investment management underpin the mutually reinforcing asset management and insurance growth.