Vote for directors who will put stockholders first

Use the BLUE card. It’s our slate’s official ballot, sends a cleaner signal of support for change, and our materials direct stockholders to use it. If you want new leadership at Medallion, vote BLUE.

Technically, yes — both cards list all six nominees, so you could mix and match on either one. We're still asking you to use the BLUE card. It's our slate's official ballot, sends a cleaner signal of support for change, and our materials direct stockholders to use it. If you want new leadership at Medallion, vote BLUE.

You can still vote on the BLUE card. The most recently dated proxy is the one that gets counted, so a later BLUE vote replaces an earlier WHITE vote. Just complete a BLUE card by phone, online, or mail — whichever is easiest.

The record date is the cutoff date that determines who is eligible to vote at the annual meeting. For Medallion's 2026 Annual Meeting, the record date is April 13, 2026. If you owned Medallion shares at the close of business on April 13, 2026, you are entitled to vote — regardless of whether you still own those shares today. If you became a Medallion stockholder after April 13, 2026, you are not eligible to vote at this meeting. The record date matters because it gives the company and proxy solicitors a fixed list of stockholders to mail materials to and tally votes from. It's set in advance and does not change.

Yes. If you held Medallion shares at the close of business on the record date — April 13, 2026 — you are entitled to vote at the 2026 Annual Meeting, even if you have since sold those shares. Your right to vote is determined by who held the shares on the record date, not who holds them at the time of the meeting. If you sold after April 13, 2026, you should still expect to receive proxy materials (including a BLUE universal proxy card) and you should still vote them. If you didn't hold shares on April 13, 2026, you are not eligible to vote at this meeting — even if you own Medallion shares today. If you have questions about your eligibility or haven't received proxy materials, contact our proxy solicitor Sodali & Co LLC at (800) 662-5200.

Yes, but you don't need to. Voting by phone, online, or mail before June 9 is the easiest path and produces the same result. If you do attend, bring identification and proof that you owned shares as of the record date.

Phone and online votes generally close at 11:59 PM Eastern the day before the meeting (June 8, 2026). Mailed BLUE cards must arrive in time to be counted at the meeting on June 9, so allow at least a week for delivery.

Sodali & Co. is the independent proxy solicitor working with our campaign. They help stockholders understand the materials, answer questions about voting mechanics, and replace lost BLUE cards. They can't tell you how to vote — only how to vote.

No — the BLUE card lets you vote for any combination of directors, including some of BIMIZCI's nominees and some of the existing board's. We're asking stockholders to vote for all three of our nominees — Eric Kelly, John Kiernan, and Tim Shanahan — because we believe the company needs all three skill sets. But the choice is yours, and the BLUE card gives you that flexibility.

"Say on pay" is a non-binding advisory vote that public company stockholders take each year on the compensation paid to the company's senior executives. The vote doesn't change pay directly, but it sends a signal to the board's compensation committee about whether stockholders approve of how leadership is being paid. BIMIZCI recommends voting AGAINST the proposal to approve Medallion's 2025 executive compensation. Medallion's CEO and senior team have been paid substantial sums even as the stock has underperformed and the company has faced regulatory and operational challenges. A vote against say-on-pay tells the board that this disconnect between pay and performance is not acceptable to stockholders. Your BLUE universal proxy card includes a section for the say-on-pay vote alongside the director election. Both votes happen on the same card.

Each year, public companies ask stockholders to ratify the appointment of their independent auditing firm. For 2026, Medallion's board has appointed Plante & Moran, PLLC as the company's independent registered public accounting firm. BIMIZCI recommends voting FOR the ratification of Plante & Moran. The auditor question is separate from the questions about Medallion's leadership and direction, and BIMIZCI has no objection to the appointment of this auditing firm.

If you have questions about voting your BLUE universal proxy card, or need additional copies of the proxy materials, our proxy solicitor is here to help. Sodali & Co LLC Stockholders, toll-free: (800) 662-5200 Banks and brokers, collect: (203) 658-9400 Email: zimcal@info.sodali.com Common reasons to call Sodali: - You're not sure how to fill out or return your BLUE card - You hold your shares through a broker or bank and need to know how to instruct them - You've already returned MFIN's WHITE card and want to change your vote (the most recent vote you cast is the one that counts) - You haven't received proxy materials and need them re-sent - You're voting by phone or internet and need help with the process