Press Release 15 June 2016 The Corporate Cup - …

1 Press Release 15th June 2016 The Corporate Cup - Mourant Ozannes Relay Race On 2 October 2016 the Mourant Ozannes Relay Race, now in its fourth year, will be once again be an integral part of the Standard Chartered Jersey Marathon which is raising money for Brig-y-don Children s Charity and Seeing is Believing. The race starts at in St Helier and will pass through some of the Island s most scenic areas of country lanes, picturesque valleys and coastline. Teams of five runners compete on the full marathon course with sections varying from to 11kms and competitors will be running alongside those competing in the Marathon Race. This really is a fantastic opportunity for people of all levels of fitness to participate in a big race atmosphere. Relay Race Section Distances Leg Name Section Description KM Mile 1: Start to Waterworks Valley 3:02 2: Go West Waterworks Valley to Village 3.

2 How the West was run Village to Les Q cycle track 4. The South Circular Les Quennevais Loop via Corbiere 5. The Glory Leg Les Quennevais Hockey Field to Finish The Mourant Ozannes Relay race is predominantly made up of Corporate teams and as such, there are a number of industry cups up for grabs including the Bank, Law, Trust, Accountant, Hospitality and States of Jersey Cup. All members of the team must work for the same organisation on a part-time or fulltime fixed term contracts. In addition to the Corporate cups, first, second and third teams in male, female and mixed teams will also be awarded a trophy. Each team member will also be rewarded with a goodie bag, containing a commemorative t-shirt, medal and a range of exciting products and useful information. At this stage, we only need the team captain s name to register a team so get in touch today! For more information please contact the organisers on or call +44(0)1534 505926.

3 - (ends) - Notes to editors About Standard Chartered We are a leading international banking group, with around 84,000 employees and a 150-year history in some of the world s most dynamic markets. We bank the people and companies driving investment, trade and the creation of wealth across Asia, Africa and the Middle East. Our heritage and values are expressed in our brand promise, Here for good. Standard Chartered PLC is listed on the London and Hong Kong Stock Exchanges as well as the Bombay and National Stock Exchanges in India. For more information please visit Explore our insights and comment on our blog, BeyondBorders. Follow Standard Chartered on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook. About Mourant Ozannes Mourant Ozannes is a law firm advising on the laws of the BVI, the Cayman Islands, Guernsey and Jersey. Our clients include many of the world's leading financial institutions, public companies, corporations and fund promoters as well as high net worth private clients.

4 We are chosen regularly to work alongside the most respected international law firms with whom we enjoy deep and longstanding relationships. About Seeing is Believing Seeing is Believing is a global initiative to help tackle avoidable blindness, and is a collaboration between Standard Chartered and the International Agency for Prevention of Blindness (IAPB) and leading eye care organisations. It raises funds for investment in eye care projects that have long-term impact in areas of high need. Seeing is Believing contributes to VISION 2020: The Right to Sight , the global initiative for the elimination of avoidable blindness led by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the IAPB. To date, Seeing is Believing has raised over USD75 million for blindness initiatives and plans to raise a further USD25 million by 2020. Seeing is Believing is the largest cash contributor to VISION 2020 through IAPB. As part of the Seeing is Believing programme, Standard Chartered pledges to match all donations until the target of USD100 million is reached.

5 About Brig-y-Don Children s Charity Brig-y-Don Children s Charity principally uses its funds to buy goods, services and life-enhancing experiences that will improve the lives of Looked After Children in Jersey. We then continue to provide support to these young adults when they leave care to live independently in the wider community. The charity will also consider any request to help a child or young person in need in Jersey. During the past year we have helped over 300 children and young people in a variety of ways, from educational courses and laptops to household items and Christmas presents. For more information, please visit