Merge and Rule. Venice 11th June 2002 DISCLAIMER

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1 Merge and Rule Venice 11th June DISCLAIMER This presentation has been prepared by Sanpaolo IMI and provides information on the management s business plans and strategies. As such, the presentation contains forward-looking information which reflects management s current views with respect to certain future events and the financial performance of the Group. These views are based upon assumptions of future events which may not prove to be accurate and actual results may differ materially from those projected or implied in the forwardlooking statements. Undue reliance should not, therefore, be placed on such forward-looking information and Sanpaolo IMI assumes no responsibility to update any such forward-looking information. 2

2 AGENDA REVIEW OF GROUP DEVELOPMENT TO DATE INTEGRATION AND RATIONALISATION OF THE NEW GROUP OUTLOOK FOR GROWTH CONCLUSIONS AND FINANCIAL TARGETS 3 PRINCIPLE STRATEGIC DEVELOPMENTS:1998 TO DATE Year Milestones Characteristics of Deal 1998 Merger of equals 2000 IMI S.p.A. Cash acquisition The three transactions vary considerably both in terms of: strategic rationale and business objectives 2001 Incorporation through share exchange 4

3 SANPAOLO IMI MERGER: DELIVERY IMI Group Transaction The merger of equals between a leading Italian commercial bank and a leading Italian investment bank Strategic rationale Complementarity of businesses The development of a divisionalised multispecialist business model Principle business objectives Develop the asset management business Improve asset quality 5 SANPAOLO IMI MERGER: DELIVERY IMI Group The Group met or exceeded its financial performance targets (1) 1997 Merger targets Results ROE 5.2% 15.1% 18.1% Cost/income ratio 64% 50% 53.5% (2) Net commissions/personnel costs 71% 130% 152% Net NPL ratio 2.8% 1.6% 0.9% Asset management growth +100% +130% (over 1997 AuM volume) 6 (1) Banco di Napoli at equity in 3Q and 4Q 2000 (2) 2000 costs include 97 million Euro of extraordinary costs

4 2000 BANCO DI NAPOLI ACQUISITION Transaction The cash acquisition of the leading brand franchise in southern Italy with a market share of 18% Strategic rationale Extend the branch network to the southern Italian market Increase capital allocation to retail banking Principle business objectives Restructure the operation: new mission Rationalise the cost base Grow revenues through through improved commercial approach to an underdeveloped customer base 7 BANCO DI NAPOLI: NEW MISSION FROM UNIVERSAL BANK TO RETAIL DISTRIBUTION FRANCHISE Corporate Centre Retail Banking Public Works & Infrast. Asset Manag ement PFS Networks Finance Corporate Banking Foreign Network SGA (Bad Bank) Tax Collection Equity Investments Households SME South Centre BNAM Treasury Trading London Hong Kong New York Datitalia Brokerban BNF&S Core Business Business activities to be rationalised/divested 8

5 BANCO DI NAPOLI: RATIONALISING THE COST BASE Intra-Group transfers ~500 10,630 3,000-28% -37% 7, ,665 31/12/00 Net reduction* 31/12/02 Net reduction* 31/12/04 Re-sizing the cost base Raising the targets Accelerating the process 9 * Net of new hirings BANCO DI NAPOLI: DELIVERING FIRST RESULTS ON COMMERCIAL EFFECTIVENESS Asset management opportunities Management & Dealing income/ employee (12/2000, euro/000) Sanpaolo IMI SUD BdN Life policies: Cumulative Net Inflows Mutual Funds Cumulative Net Flows AuM: Total Stock jan feb mar apr may jun jul aug sep oct nov dec % Dec 2000 Dec

6 INCORPORATION OF BANCA CARDINE Transaction The incorporation through a share exchange of a recently created federal group with strong regional brands and a 10% market share in the north-east of Italy Strategic rationale Expansion of the Group into a key economic region Enhanced business customer mix through the Cardine SME strength Principle business objectives Develop the asset management business Extend the service role offered to the SME market Rationalise the back office operations and organisational structure 11 BANCA CARDINE: PRO-FORMA CONTRIBUTION TO THE NEW GROUP P&L 100% 80% 30% 14% 22% 24% 60% 40% 70% 86% 78% 76% 20% 0% Net interest income Net commisions Net interest and other banking income Operating income Sanpaolo IMI Cardine 12

7 RESULT: GROWTH IN SIZE AND IN VOLUMES Euro m Branches , % +87.5% Customers (mil.) Customer loans AUM +83.1% % , , RESULT: IMPROVED COMPETITIVE POSITIONING 20,5% Total New Group Figures (inclusive of Cardine) as of 31/12/ ,9% 17,7% 10,2% 11,1% 11,1% Domestic market share Branches Loans Direct deposits AuM Bancassurance Mutual funds Ranking N., bl euro 2,

8 RESULT: SHAREHOLDER VALUE CREATED Net commissions Euro m Net income Euro m Earnings per share (cents) * 75 CAGR 97/01-68% * including Cardine AGENDA REVIEW OF GROUP DEVELOPMENT TO DATE INTEGRATION AND RATIONALISATION OF THE NEW GROUP OUTLOOK FOR GROWTH CONCLUSIONS AND FINANCIAL TARGETS 16

9 GROUP STRUCTURE CORPORATE CENTRE DOMESTIC BANKING PERSONAL FINANCIAL SERVICES WEALTH MANAGEMENT & FINANCIAL MARKETS FOREIGN & INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS Sanpaolo Network Banca Fideuram Sanpaolo IMI W.M. Foreign Network Cardine Banca Sanpaolo Invest Banca IMI Banque Sanpaolo Banco di Napoli NHS-Private equity New Markets Banca OPI IMI Investimenti Consumer credit & leasing 17 ACTIVE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT TO CREATE VALUE Annualised Profitability (%) 30,0 20,0 Improve marginal returns on AuM B.OPI B.Fideuram Reduce the cost base Re-shape the loan portfolio Grow the AuM Grow fee-based business Sanpaolo Network 10,0 0,0-10,0 B.SPInvest Wealth Man. Investment B. Other networks Merchant B Central Functions Corporate Review the capital allocation B.Napoli Cardine Reduce the capital base Average Capital ( /mil) Net interest and other banking income = 100 /mil 18

10 AN INTEGRATED APPROACH FOR DOMESTIC BANKING INTEGRATED BACK OFFICE OPERATING PLATFORM CORPORATE CENTRE PRODUCT FACTORIES DIVERSIFIED FRONT OFFICE Sanpaolo Network Cardine Banco di Napoli Banca OPI Other Networks (Carifirenze, Cariforlì) BACK OFFICE PROCEDURES IT SYSTEMS GROUP CREDIT MANAGEMENT GROUP RISK MANAGEMENT GROUP COMMERCIAL CO-ORDINATION GROUP FINANCE GROUP PROCUREMENT & LOGISTICS WEALTH MANAGEMENT INVESTMENT BANKING PRODUCTS CONSUMER CREDIT AND LEASING 19 A SINGLE GROUP OPERATING PLATFORM FOR DOMESTIC BANKING Q202 Q302 Q402 Q103 Q203 Q303 Q403 Q104 Q204 Q304 SANPAOLO IMI OPERATING SYSTEM GROUP OPERATING PLATFORM BANCO DI NAPOLI OPERATING SYSTEM Big bang CARDINE BANCA OPERATING SYSTEM Roll Out BANCO DI NAPOLI CARDINE BANCA Gap analysis Spersonalisation Migration of data Training TOTAL SYNERGIES m Euro o/w - 58% external cost savings o/w - 42% internal cost savings TOTAL ANNUAL SYNERGIES 80 m Euro 65 m Euro 20

11 DOMESTIC BANKING: RATIONALISING THE COST BASE ACTIONS ANNOUNCED SAVING FULL BENEFIT Reduce staff at Banco di Napoli by 2000 Improve front to bank office ratio Integrate Banco di Napoli onto Sanpaolo Imi IT June 01 Euro 350 m 2004 and Back Office Platform Reduce staff in Cardine by 750 Integrate Cardine onto Sanpaolo Imi IT Platform Dec 01 Euro 100 m 2005 INVESTING IN THE BUSINESS * CAGR 99/01: 39.79% Euro m (*) Capitalised investments AGENDA REVIEW OF GROUP DEVELOPMENT TO DATE INTEGRATION AND RATIONALISATION OF THE NEW GROUP OUTLOOK FOR GROWTH CONCLUSIONS AND FINANCIAL TARGETS 22

12 NEW GROUP: OUTLOOK FOR THE LENDING BUSINESS (2001 pro forma figures) 11% 9% 26% Total = euro billion 19% 13% Sanpaolo Network Cardine Banco di Napoli Corporate Banca OPI Other 22% Sanpaolo Banco di Banco di Cardine Corporate Banca OPI CAGR Network Napoli Napoli (*) Customer Loans Customer Deposits (*) New perimeter BEST PRACTICE RISK MANAGEMENT SAFEGUARDS CREDIT QUALITY Tier 1 Ratio 3,1% Net NPL Coverage 75% >65.0% 6,6% 7,2% 1% 1,1% 44,2% 2000 SPI 2001 SPI (2) 2001 System (3) 2000 System (1) 2000 SPI 2001 SPI (2) 2000 SPI 2001 SPI Core Capital Ratio 1% Ratio Net watchlist loans 1,1% 36% Coverage 30.0% 5,7% 6,3% 2000 SPI 2001 SPI (2) 2000 SPI 2001 SPI (2) 2000 SPI 2001 SPI General Reserve: 78 bp RARORAC Loan pricing model 24 (1) Av of 13 pubblically quoted banks (inc. SPI) (2) Estimated figures with Cardine (3) Average 6 largest Italian banks (ex SPI)

13 NEW GROUP: OUTLOOK FOR ASSET MANAGEMENT BUSINESS (as of December 2001) 6% 5% 27% Total = euro billion 48% 6% 8% Sanpaolo Network Cardine Banco di Napoli Fideuram Sanpaolo Invest Others Sanpaolo Banco di Banco di Cardine Sanpaolo Fideuram CAGR Network Napoli Napoli (*) Invest TFA AUM AUM/TFA % 24% - 23% 80% 77% 25 (*) New perimeter DISTRIBUTION: SANPAOLO NETWORK; A MODEL TO TRANSFER IN THE GROUP DRIVERS TO A SUCCESSFUL COMMERCIAL APPROACH ORGANISATION Business process re-engineering Segmentation of markets PEOPLE Specialisation of roles Incentivisation of personnel PLACE Introduction of CRM tools Refurbishment of premises Sanpaolo Network System Average CROSS SELLING MACRO (1) CROSS SELLING (2) FINANCIAL ASSETS 67,211 54,522 ABI - SDA BOCCONI yearly research on CRM and Commercial Performances of Italian Banks 26 (1) Coverage of needs:average n out of 10 macro families (2) Commercial Pressure: average n out of 16 prod./services

14 PRODUCTION: AN INTEGRATED APPROACH TO WEALTH MANAGEMENT OPTIMISING THE INVESTMENT OFFER FULL SERVICE ROLE LEVERAGING VALUE CREATION CAPACITY Increase cross-selling ratios via better links with the distribution networks Focus on more sophisticated value added products Stabilise revenues through a diversified product mix Build distribution capacity through non-captive networks 27 AGENDA REVIEW OF GROUP DEVELOPMENT TO DATE INTEGRATION AND RATIONALISATION OF THE NEW GROUP OUTLOOK FOR GROWTH CONCLUSIONS AND FINANCIAL TARGETS 28

15 MERGE AND RULE: CONCLUSIONS Sanpaolo IMI has successfully exploited the consolidation process in order to improve its competitive position and create shareholder value Strategic objectives: integrate and rationalise the retail franchises and align Banco di Napoli and Banca Cardine to Group best practice consolidate leadership in Bancassurance and Asset Management, strengthening both distribution and production capacity rationalise and refocus wholesale activities extend and strengthen relationships with SMEs thanks to proven credit and financial skills and the ability to provide international support, including in fast-growing Central-Eastern European markets Active capital management will continue to be used as a tool to enhance value creation 29 FINANCIAL TARGETS Cost/income ratio 65.0% POWERFUL DRIVERS FOR GROWTH Cardine Banco di Napoli Commercial and retail lending Wealth Management OPERATIONAL LEVERAGE THROUGH COST SYNERGIES 60.0% 55.0% 50.0% 45.0% 25.0% 20.0% 15.0% 10.0% 5.0% 51% Return on equity 21% 0.0%