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1 Who We Are

2 Content Overview Our strategy Figures and ratios Who We Are 2

3 Strong presence in Vaud 1.0 Who We Are 3

4 Board of Directors Ingrid Deltenre Member of the Board of Directors Paul-André Sanglard Member of the Board of Directors Jacques de Watteville Chairman of the Board of Directos Peter Ochsner Member of the Board of Directors 1.0 Reto Donatsch Member of the Board of Directors Jack G. N. Clemons Member of the Board of Directors Luc Recordon Member of the Board of Directors Who We Are 4

5 Executive Board Chief Executive Officer P. Kiener Corporate Secretary Human Resources Strategy & Organization Corporate Communications Finance & Risks T. Paulsen Credit Management B. Sager Corporate Banking A. Diemant Retail Banking J. F. Sierdo Private Banking G. Haeberli Asset Management & Trading S. Bichsel Business Support C. Meixenberger Risk Management Financial Accounting Controlling ALM & Financial Management Compliance Legal Financial Protection and Planning Credit Analysis Retail Credit Analysis SMEs & Real Estate Credit Analysis Corporate, TF, Country and Bank Credit Analysis Support Credit Recovery Management SMEs Large Corporates Trade Finance Retail Banking Branch Offices Marketing Services Multichannel Services Private Banking Key Clients Onshore Private Banking International Private Banking Independent Asset Managers Asset Management Investment Policy Trading IT Projects and Developments IT Systems mgmt Facility Management & General Services Back Office Global Custody Security Who We Are 5

6 History 1845 BCV was founded by the Vaud Cantonal Parliament as a corporation organized under public law Acquisition and merger with Banque Vaudoise de Crédit and Crédit Foncier Vaudois Recapitalization, change of the Board of Directors, change of the 0.5 Executive Board, redefinition of the governance and strategy (focus on domestic businesses) 1.0 Who We Are 6

7 BCV s mission To offer a comprehensive range of banking services to the local community and to contribute to the development of all sectors of the Vaud economy and to the financing of the Canton s public-sector institutions and entities To be guided by the principles of economically, environmentally and socially sustainable development To create value for our shareholders and clients, to be a benchmark employer, and to be a good corporate citizen Who We Are 7

8 Our businesses Retail Banking Corporate Banking Wealth Management Trading Savings & home mortgages to retail customers located in Vaud Commercial banking to SMEs in Vaud and to larger corporations throughout Switzerland Transaction-based trade finance in metals, softs and petroleum derived products Private banking mainly to onshore clients in Vaud Institutional asset management mainly in Vaud Customer-driven business mainly in forex Who We Are 8

9 Key numbers Total assets AuM Total income Operating profit Net profit Total capital ratio FY 2017 CHF 45.4bn CHF 86.5bn CHF 967m CHF 387m CHF 320m 17.3% 1 Leverage ratio 6.5% ROE Total staff Branch network Note (1) In accordance with FINMA Circular 2016/1, Disclosure banks 9.4% 1,922 FTEs 60+ branches & 230+ ATMs Who We Are 9

10 Content Overview Our strategy Figures and ratios Who We Are 10

11 History of strategic plans Turnaround CroisSens BCVPlus New governance and organizational changes Recapitalization Strategic realignment Large-scale NPL workout program Creation of Risk Management Dept. Improved ALM Branch office network modernized New brand and communications platform Regional and client re-segmentation Enhanced management training Focus on crossselling Clearly differentiated business-line strategies Sales-support efficiency and frontline execution Performance-based corporate culture Focus on core values Keep building on our achievements Improve processes Consistently deliver high-quality service Enhance multichannel distribution Focus on cost control REBIRTH GROWTH PERFORMANCE EXCELLENCE Managing through the crisis Very favorable market environment Financial crisis followed by persistently lowinterest-rate environment Flat market trend unlikely to drive business growth Who We Are 11

12 The strategy since 2008 in one chart Getting BCV's growth of businesses on a sustainable track in order to strengthen its regional leadership Growth Execution Transforming a good bank into an bank of reference, ready to fight back competition and take up its potential future challenges in the Swiss banking landscape Skills 1.0 Simplify and improve operational efficiency Stronger performance basedculture - High advisory quality Who We Are 12

13 The 4 pillars of BCV s strategy Business strategy with clear priorities Active capital management Organizational culture oriented towards performance and continuous improvement of skills Initiatives to reach operational excellence and simplicity Who We Are 13

14 : Onwards and Upwards ONWARDS Don t change a winning strategy: Fully execute on planned and ongoing projects and see them through to the payoffs + UPWARDS Adjust business-line strategies as regulatory and market environments evolve Further simplify and streamline internal operations Make impeccable service our differentiating factor Who We Are 14

15 : 5 guiding principles 1 Improve customer service 2 Develop multi-channel distribution 3 Further streamline operations and processes 4 Optimize and sustain current IT environment 5 Adapt wealth management to regulatory environment Who We Are 15

16 Portfolio of business activities Relative size of gross profit contribution Depos. Banking Forex Large corp. Trade finance Struc. Products Real estate prof. SME Client. Equities / Fix. income PB Onshore PB Offshore Retail/ Direct Bank Inst. AM Indep. asset mgrs ebrokerage BCV business portfolio is made up of : Three main core businesses focusing on Vaud region and with a long historical tradition, integral part of the Bank's corporate mandate: Retail banking SME PB Onshore Other universal banking activities closely linked to other businesses (synergies through skills, products, functional or client driven processes) Other activities with looser synergies to three main business but with a clear role in the portfolio Note FX swap, fixed income and equity derivatives (minimal level of activity internal support for other activities e.g. structured products) Who We Are 16

17 : Main strategic targets Retail banking SMEs Onshore private banking Grow at least at market pace in Vaud Above-market growth in Vaud Piguet Galland & Cie SA Asset management Structured products Trade finance Large corporates Gain market share in Frenchspeaking Switzerland Pursue new niche growth drivers in Switzerland Continue to diversify activities Increase business activity as market recovers Continue to focus on profitability within the Bank s overall risk profile Who We Are 17

18 BCV target ratios Targets C/I ratio 57%-59% ROE 12%-13% Target ROE once target equity ratio achieved Current ROE under pressure due to high equity level Capital ratio 13% 1 Note (1) CET1 target ratio (core equity tier 1) of 13% at Group level and 12.5% at Parent Company level Who We Are 18

19 BCV s surplus capital FINMA requirements for banks in supervisory category 3 BCV capital ratio percentage points above FINMA minimum target +3.4% Look-through CET1 ratio of 16.8%, including fully loaded specific IRB multiplier 17.1% 11.0% 12.0% 13.7% Intervention threshold Minimum objective FINMA min. target CET1 ratio 17 Note (1) In accordance with FINMA Circular 2016/1, Disclosure banks Who We Are 19

20 Distribution policy extended for another five years Horizon 1 From 2008 to 2012 Horizon 2 From 2013 to 2017 Horizon 3 From 2018 to 2022 Ordinary dividend CHF 20 to CHF 25 per share Ordinary dividend CHF 22 to CHF 27 per share CHF 34 to CHF 38 per share + Special dividend CHF 10 per share + Special dividend CHF 10 per share Ordinary dividend In light of the planned reduction in Vaud Canton s corporate tax rates Barring significant changes in the economic or regulatory environment or the Bank's situation Who We Are 20

21 Optimising BCV s value proposition for shareholders Aiming for long term sustainable growth Aiming to reduce the stock s volatility by significantly reducing the company s earning s variability Improved risk profile in line with the company's perception among clients and shareholders Solid over the cycle earnings base ensuring the long term payment of dividends High yielding dividend BCVN: a defensive stock offering steady growth and an attractive risk/return profile Who We Are 21

22 Content Overview Our strategy Figures and ratios Who We Are 22

23 Key figures (in CHF millions) Balance sheet Total assets 40'177 41'819 43'418 44'085 45'415 Advances to customers 28'729 29'720 29'457 29'849 30'233 Customer deposits 27'557 28'532 28'877 29'245 30'512 Shareholders' equity 3'322 3'341 3'397 3'420 3'457 Assets under management 83'850 86'382 87'972 85'382 86'490 Income statement 1 FY 2013 Total income 999 1'010 1' Operating expenses Depr. & amort. of fixed assets and impairment on equity investments Other provisions and losses Operating profit Net profit FY 2014 FY 2015 FY 2016 FY 2017 Headcount Full-time equivalents 1'987 1'946 1'947 1'943 1'922 Note (1) As of the 2015 financial year, the financial statements are presented in accordance with the new Swiss accounting rules for banks; the figures for the previous years have been adjusted to facilitate like-for-like comparison Who We Are 23

24 Key ratios Liquidity and capital ratios Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) N/A 105% 111% 113% 121% Leverage Ratio N/A 6.8% 6.7% 6.6% 6.5% Tier 1 capital ratio % 17.7% 18.3% 17.5% 17.1% Total capital ratio % 17.9% 18.4% 17.6% 17.3% Income ratios Operating profit / avg. shareholders' equity 10.8% 12% 12% 11% 11% Cost / income ratio % 59.6% 57.2% 59.4% 58.3% Operating profit per employee (CHF K) ROE 8.5% 9.0% 10.1% 9.1% 9.4% Note (1) More detailed information on Group and parent company liquidity and capital ratios can be found in the Basel III Pillar 3 report, which is available at and on the BCV Investor Relations ipad app. (2) In accordance with FINMA Circular 2016/1, Disclosure - banks (3) Excluding goodwill amortization and write-downs Who We Are 24

25 Shareholder structure Number of shares outstanding (thousands) 8'606 8'606 8'606 8'606 8'606 Ordinary dividend per share (CHF) Ordinary dividend yield 2 (%) Total payout 3 (CHF) Total payout yield 2 (%) Share ownership structure Share ownership by geographical zone Unregistered shares 15% Registered shares owned by BCV employees 1% Registered shares owned by institutional shareholders 8% Registered shares owned by private shareholders 9% Unregistered shares 15% Registered shares owned by foreign shareholders 1% Registered shares owned by non-vaud Swiss shareholders 10% Registered shares owned by the Canton of Vaud 67% Registered shares owned by Vaud shareholders 74% Note (1) Dividend to be proposed at the Shareholders' Meeting on 26 April 2018 (2) Relative to the period -end share price (3) Total amount distributed to shareholders in the form of an ordinary dividend together with a distribution out of paid-in reserves Who We Are 25

26 BCV total shareholder return Total return to shareholders 1, from 31 December 2008 to 31 December 2017 Total return over the period Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % Total return % 400 BCV +299% SPI Index +135% Swiss Banking Sector +35% 50 Dec. 09 Dec. 10 Dec. 11 Dec. 12 Dec. 13 Dec. 14 Dec. 15 Dec. 16 Dec. 17 Note (1) Share price performance + dividend payment + capital distribution over the period Source: Thomson Reuters Datastream Who We Are 26

27 Rating Standard & Poor s Long term AA AApositive AA AA negative AA AA AA AA AA Short term A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ A-1+ AA Moody s Long term A1 A1 A1 A1 A1 Short term Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 Prime-1 A1 Aa2 Aa2 Aa2 Aa2 Who We Are 27

28 BCV Investor Relations ipad App The BCV Investor Relations app keeps you in touch with the latest developments at BCV Group It brings together everything of interest to shareholders, investors and analysts, including: An overview of BCV Our key figures Annual and interim reports Press releases Pillar 3 reports BCV stock price and chart Corporate social responsibility reports Presentations for investors The app also displays upcoming BCV events that you can add to your calendar at the push of a button. Shareholders can read the agenda for the next AGM, as well as download all the relevant documents. The app displays BCV s credit rating, as well as credit opinions on the Bank. You can also contact BCV s Head of Investor Relations, whose and phone number you ll find in the app. Note (1) ipad is a registered trademark of Apple Inc. Who We Are 28

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