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Prudential Corporation Asia

Our Growth Opportunities Mark Norbom Prudential Corporation Asia November 2004

Growth Opportunities in Asia Dan Bardin Prudential Corporation Asia November 2004

Growth map of Asia China Vietnam, India Leveraging our leadership position Deregulation : Step change in growth Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia Regional leadership People and best practice Japan, Taiwan, Korea Distribution pioneers Focus on profitable segments Thailand, Indonesia, Philippines Leading next stage of market development

Markets for discussion today Today we will give you a more detailed review of some of our key growth markets Chee Cheong Managing profitable growth Huynh Thanh Phong Leveraging the platform Shikha Sharma Leadership through innovation Captain Chia Preparing for future growth

Taiwan : Managing Profitable Growth Chee Cheong PCA LIFE Taiwan November 2004

Taiwan : Overview Country Population 22.5m Insurance penetration* 8.28% Life insurance market 2003 APE 3,594m 2003 Total Premiums 18,753m Characteristics No of competitors 29 Local players share 64% (2003 APE) Prudential entered in 1999 through acquisition of Chinfon Life Top 5 players - 2003 APE share Cathay Life 15% Chunghwa Post 13% Nan Shan (AIG) 12% Shin Kong 8% Far Glory 7% PCA LIFE : No 11 3%

Key developments The low interest rate environment has created irrational market practice Low interest rate environment Focus on single premium and short-term endowment Bancassurance growth through deposit stripping Pressure on overall profit margins Hot sales Buy before price rise

Market context Market growth fuelled by single premium sales and a focus on short term endowments billion 6 Total sales % 100 Product mix 80 4 60 2 40 20 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 0 2000 Q3/2004 Accident Unit linked Single premium Regular premium Short-term endowment Annuities

Our approach : Business model Entry Acquisition of Chinfon Life Product First mover in linked market Focus on profitable segments Brand Clear market differentiation to build brand name Distribution Rapid expansion of agency New model for partnerships People Value people as key assets Attract, develop and retain top talent

Our approach : Product portfolio We have gained first mover advantage in linked business Largest ULP customer pool, 100,000 by June 2004 Focus on long term protection and savings needs Offer comprehensive rider options Synergy with PCA SITE* in Taiwan on fund options

Our approach : Product mix We have built a strong position in linked and avoided low margin segments % 100 80 60 40 20 PCA LIFE product mix Total sales Unit linked Annuities Health Accident Life Short-term endowment 0 PCA LIFE Market PCA LIFE Market 2000 Q3/2004

Our approach : Agency growth We have maintained growth in sales and size of our agency force million 140 120 100 7,123 Agents 10,779 Agency APE 80 60 40 20 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 Build scale Focus on linked business

Our approach : Partnerships distribution We have built a differentiated model for non-agency distribution million 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0 Non-Agency APE 2000 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 5 different non-agency relationships in place Focus on multi-channel bancassurance Telemarketing Financial consultants E-Sun Bank partnership signed February

Commonwealth Magazine Our approach : Brand position Voted one of the 5 Best Life Insurers in Taiwan * % 100 Brand awareness ** 80 60 40 20 0 Cathay Nan Shan (AIG) Shin Kong ING Antai PCA LIFE Mass Mutual Mercury Taiwan Life Fubon Life 03 APE arket rank : 1st 3rd 4th 7th 11th 12th 14th 10th

Our results Our strategy has resulted in impressive APE and NBAP margin performance million 110 90 70 50 30 10 APE 2000 Q3/2004 % 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 NBAP margin 2000 Q3/2004

Going forward : Market opportunities The market still has plenty of growth potential billion 50 Premium growth 14% CAGR 40 30 20 10 0 10% CAGR 6% CAGR 03A 04F 05F 06F 07F 08F 09F Deutsche Bank Thompson Dialog Swiss Re Further expansion expected from bancassurance Pensions reform to open up new product segment for participation

Going forward : Our strategy Our strategy focuses on leveraging our current business model for sustainable and profitable growth Distribution Focus on improvement in agency productivity Build on our differentiated bancassurance model Product and customer Maintain focus on unit linked and profitable segments Customer centric focus Brand Build on advantaged brand position to access broader customer set and increase linked growth

Summary A highly differentiated position built in the Taiwan market First mover in unit-linked products Selective product participation strategy Strong agency platform and growing partnerships distribution Differentiation translated into robust profit performance and strong brand position despite difficult market conditions People strategy aimed at valuing people as key assets and attracting, developing and retaining top talent Leverage current platform to continue driving sustainable and profitable growth

Vietnam : Leveraging the Platform Huynh Thanh Phong Prudential Vietnam November 2004

Vietnam : Overview Population Country 81m Insurance penetration* <1% Life insurance market In-force premiums 78m 2003 new premiums 167m Total premium volume 245m Prudential BaoViet Manulife AIA BaoMinh-CMG Characteristics Public monopoly set up 1996 (Bao Viet) Opened to foreign insurers 1999 Second foreign license acquired by Prudential Top 5 players

Vietnam : Political structure The Troika Prime Minister President Communist Party Communist Party Politburo Communist Party Secretariat Central Committee National Assembly Form of State : One party rule (Communist Party of Vietnam) The Executive : Cabinet constitutionally responsible to elect National Assembly Head of State : President (appointed by National Assembly)

Vietnam : Demographic profile Young population with growing urban centres Population : 81 million : 75% in rural areas Major urban centres : Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC) Second tier cities : Haiphong, Cantho, Danang Very young population : 35% under 15 1 million enter work force each year High literacy rate : 89% Life expectancy : 67

Vietnam : Opening up to the world An emerging diversified economy Economy a basket case late 80s and early 90s Opened to foreign investment in early 90s Emerging diversified economy 1990 2002 No of domestic enterprises 110 70,000 No of foreign enterprises 108 2,400 Impressive achievements : Poverty reduction Education Public health Share of private sector non-oil exports Share of FDI in industrial output 3% 65% 9% 36%

Vietnam : Economic profile Less developed country but with impressive GDP growth dex 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 GDP growth since market liberalization 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 China Vietnam ASEAN Crisis 5 Eastern Europe Commonwealth of Independent States Less developed country Total GDP : 24 billion (2003) GDP per capita : 270 (2003) Household income Higher in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi : 2,300 Export Low value-added products and raw commodities 47% of GDP

Prudential in Vietnam

Our approach : Business model Entry Greenfield First mover advantage Product Simple Savings oriented Brand Big Bang approach to build leadership profile Distribution Focus on tied agency Rapid build of critical mass Operations Significant investment in infrastructure and people Adapt regional best practice

Our approach : First mover advantage First mover advantage has allowed us to achieve leadership position Recognition of market potential Effective lobbying of regulator Team in place 3 years before launch Build process completed before receiving licence million 90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0 Market share (APE) Baominh CMG AIA Manulife Bao Viet Prudential 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003

Our approach : National coverage rth West North Central coast Mekong River Delta We have built a truly national distribution network Central Highland South East North East Hanoi Red River Delta Ho Chi Hai Phong Da Nang South Central coast Ho Chi Minh City Hanoi Da Nang Number of branches 2000 2004 Hai Phong Red River Delta North East North West North Central Coast South Central Coast Central Highland South East Mekong River Delta 2 2 11 4 2 2 4 8 1 5 5 2 9 16

Our approach : Simple product offer We have designed simple, easy to understand products suited to the early stage of the market s development Focus on unmet needs of customers Children education financial planning Regular saving plan Package basic plans with riders Simple illustration of benefits

Our approach : Brand recognition Our Growth has been supported by enviable brand awareness relative to competitors % of spondents 100 80 60 Brand awareness Total awareness First brand that comes to mind 40 20 0 Prudential Bao Viet AIA Bao Minh- CMG Manulife

Our approach : Critical Mass Critical mass has been achieved and we are moving to the next stage of market development million Agents 000 40 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 NBAPE Number of agents 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 0

Going forward : Market opportunities The market is still in the very early stages of development Life premiums / GDP % 3.5 3.0 2.5 2.0 1.5 1.0 0.5 0 Growth in insurance penetration 2003 2008

Going forward : Market opportunities We have only just started penetrating the accessible customer base % 100 80 Market penetration Relevant population Others Prudential 60 72% 100% 40 20 0 28% Penetrated Un-penetrated Total relevant market

Our strategy : Product expansion Expansion of our product portfolio will attract a broader segment of customer to our business Retirement Needs Enhanced PruSave Enhanced PruSave Regular savings PruSave Increasing PruCash PruSave Protection Whole Life and Term Life Education PruScholar, PruMaster Young singles Older singles Young parents Older parents Mature parents Empty nesters

Vietnam Pioneering retirement savings category ow to motivate a young population to take action?

Our strategy : Leveraging our distribution We will migrate our distribution network to the next stage of development Current model Size 37,800 Total agents Located in 45 provinces Supported by 65 branches Characteristics Major urban centre focus Simple agency model Basic product set Expand to provinces to increase scale Segment to improve efficiency Enhance productivity via training and more products

Our Strategy: Leveraging the Platform We will continue to drive the next stage of market development in Vietnam Develop new product segments Motivate new customer savings and protection behaviour National network Powerful brand Comprehensive infrastructure Quality people Build on our distribution Work with regulator to be a financial services pioneer in Vietnam

Summary Prudential has built a market leading business First mover advantage has given us a strong lead over our competitors Economic and demographic drivers of growth remain positive, as Vietnam continues to catch up with other emerging markets Significant growth opportunities remain We will build on the platform we have created to grow our leadership position in the market

India : Leadership through Innovation Shikha Sharma ICICI Prudential Life Insurance November 2004

India : Overview Insurance Premiums as % of GDP Country Population 1,055m Insurance penetration* 2.2% Life insurance market In-force premiums 5.2b FY 04** new premiums 1.6b Total premiums 6.8b Characteristics Pre-2000 : Public monopoly Market deregulated in 2000 Prudential entered in 2000 through joint venture with ICICI Top 5 players Life Insurance Company in India (LIC) ICICI Prudential Birla Sun Life Bajaj Allianz TATA AIG

Insurance industry prior to deregulation Prior to deregulation in 2000, market was a public monopoly with limited focus on customer needs Public monopoly 2,000 offices Over 800,000 agents Distribution through tied agents only Push sales approach purely on a tax savings platform Traditional style product offering : Endowment and money back plans Inflexible and inadequate products Pensions : Small part of product offer Limited focus on customer needs

Our approach : A new life insurance model for India Entry Joint venture entry platform Strong, respected partner Product Comprehensive portfolio Innovative and flexible Brand Creation of a superbrand Distribution Operations People Rapid expansion of agency Multi-channel platform Best in class Customer centric Talent from diverse industries

Our approach : Our joint venture partnership We have built a powerful joint venture partnership with a highly innovative, market leading local player Brand strength Reputation Infrastructure Customer base Market innovators Insurance expertise Product Distribution Local knowledge Operation

Our approach : Our rapid expansion of agency We have created a large-scale, nationwide agency network Mar 2002 Mar 2003 Mar 2004 Sept 2004 Locations 13 25 54 66 Branches 14 29 70 88 Advisors 10,000 18,000 33,000 41,000 Initial years, emphasis was on expanding the reach Now, penetrating those cities for increasing market share Focus on sales and service processes to achieve higher penetration into High Net Worth (HNW) segment

Our approach : Our multi channel distribution At the same time we have created powerful non-agency channels % Sales by channel 100 80 60 Tied agency 800 Financial sales consultants 7 bancassurance partners 15 Key non-bank partners Direct and telemarketing 40 20 0 Non-agency 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 Expands speed and quality of reach to customer Multi-channel approach for customer acquisition

Our approach : Multi-product strategy We have a comprehensive and innovative product portfolio Customer centric product positioning based on customer life stage and income needs Retirement Solutions Child Plans Innovative and flexible product solutions Unbundling of benefits Introduction of a variety of rider options Focus on UL (Unit Linked and Universal Life) to address different risk-return customer profiles Capital efficient products

Our approach : Product coverage Premier Life-LP LifeLink-SP Linked LifeTime SmartKid Linked Income Secure Plus / CashPlus LifeTime Pension Linked / Univ. Lif SecurePlus Pension CashBak Trad. SmartKid Save n Protect Forever Life Pension Par product Young Young 15 25 Older parents parents / 30 45 Matured parents 60 singles Empty nesters Older singles Age / Life stage

Our approach : Active listening Front line sales growth is supported with a strong VOC Framework Customer and partner satisfaction surveys Customer First Welcome calling, business reply cards Measuring overall satisfaction levels Senior management meetings Focused group discussions In-depth understanding of customer issues

Our approach : Operational excellence Robust operational structure to balance the growth Operational and Investment risk management framework Operational efficiency monitoring core delivery processes using the Six Sigma methodology Financial control through active cost management Claims experience analysis

Our approach : Creation of a superbrand Our success has been recognised by our customers and our industry peers The Most Trusted Private Life Insurer : Economic Times AC Nielsen survey, 2003 Best Life Insurer of 2003-04 from Outlook Money : Two consecutive years 2004 Award for Excellence from Institute of Marketing and Management Only private life insurer awarded in India

Brand saliency and purchase consideration % 54% would consider ICICI Prudential for buying a policy in the next 1 year 100 80 100 92 92 72 Total Awareness Consideration 60 40 20 54 30 45 21 52 14 45 52 14 14 49 13 33 12 34 10 0 LIC HDFC Standard Life Birla Sun Life OM Kotak Mahindra ING Vysya ICICI Prudential SBI Life Tata AIG Allianz-Bajaj Max New York Life

Our results Exponential growth and leadership of the market illion 100 80 60 APE Growth (100% basis) 60 93 Retail market share (private players Others ICICI Prudential 34% 40 20 0 4 20 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 Birla Sunlife Bajaj Allianz TATA AIG Crossed 1 million policies in September 2004

Our results : Strategic milestones E ( million) Market Leadership through executional excellence Group business Universal Life products Tied distribution setup Linked products Pension products DM / TM Linked pensions Term plans Child linked product Alternate distribution Child product Q4/00 Q1/01 Q2/01 Q3/01 Q4/01 Q1/02 Q2/02 Q3/02 Q4/02 Q1/03 Q2/03 Q3/03 Q4/03 Q1/0 Risk management framework and Investment in technology BCP Quality initiative

Growth opportunities Need for further expansion to improve penetration and reach Current operations in 66 cities with established branches, constituting 67% of the urban market Low penetration in these 66 cities, with advisor density of only 4.7 per 000 target market households Total households penetration : 8.5% High net worth households penetration : 1.5% Average sum assured of 2,500 Industry average of 1,000

Going forward : Our strategy Distribution Segmented distribution to improve productivity of the sales force Strong relationships within partnership distribution Customer Focus on needs based selling Product Offerings for group business Operations Hub and spoke model Quality Initiatives across delivery processes Product Innovation platform for product differentiation People Leadership and capability development Top talent management

Summary Creation of a new model for life insurance in India Leadership in innovation supported through our strong partnership with ICICI Competitive differentiation translated into high sales growth and market share Robust growth opportunities through expanding penetration of our large-scale distribution network On-going focus on innovation to maintain our lead in the market

China : Preparing for Future Growth Captain Chia CITIC-Prudential Life Insurance November 2004

China : Overview Country Population 1,292m Life Insurance penetration* 2.5% Life insurance market In-force premiums 7.8b 2003 new premiums 12b Total premium volume 20b Characteristics Geographical restrictions Domestic companies still dominate Prudential entered in 2000 through joint venture with CITIC Top 3 players (domestic) China Life Ping An China Pacific Top 3 players (foreign) AIA Antai / ING CITIC-Prudential

Key industry developments The past 4 years have seen a gradual opening of the China market Geographically restricted : 15 cities Licensing centralized for foreign players Participation restricted to individual business Foreign players AIA Branch Manulife Prudential UK JV Generali JV Aviva JV Antai/ING JV Allianz JV AXA JV Sun Life JV ING JV New York Life JV CMG JV John Hancock JV Nippon Life JV Cigna JV Aegon Life JV CNP JV MetLife JV Standard Life JV Skandia JV No of cities 8 4 3 3 3 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 Entry year 1992 1996 2000 2002 2003 1998 1999 1999 2002 2002 2002 2000 2001 2003 2003 2003 2004 2004 2004 2004 Total players 20 Total foreign operations 42

Our joint venture partnership We have a strong joint venture relationship built on trust Local expertise Reputation Customer base Brand Well respected Insurance expertise Product Distribution Operations National coverage People

Our approach : People model Our people model ensures we have the resources available to manage our expansion strategy Expertise sourced from across Region Over 300 people brought in from Prudential operations around the Region Over 200 local management hires since launch Implementation of regional best practice Build strong pipeline of talent through Leadership Development Programmes

Our approach : Speed to market We have built substantial experience in setting up operations Multi-disciplined task force Securing licenses Premises set up Development strategy Resource hiring Agency recruitment Achievements 4,300 agents and 396 staff in 4 years in Guangzhou 2,500 agents and 134 staff in 1 year in Beijing 300 agents in 2 months and 52 staff in 4 months in Suzhou

Our approach : Agency expansion Our firm foundations have led to rapid expansion of our agency channel in each market No of agents APE million 8,000 7,000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 117% agent CAGR 255% APE CAGR 22% 38% 14 12 10 8 6 2,000 78% 62% 4 1,000 2 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 0 Guangzhou Life Beijing Life APE

Our approach : Product and services differentiation We have a broad product portfolio to cover our customer needs and created a leadership position in unit linked Market segmentation strategy Retirement products for aging population and disappearance of Iron Rice Bowl Juvenile products for one child policy Customer- focused strategy Innovative in unit-linked product to address the need of middle class and capital efficient issue

China Pioneering simple, easy to understand policy contract for our customers

Product Explanation VCD

Our results Exponential growth and leadership of the market Our APE growth Market share (foreign players)* million 14 12 10 8 6 4 AIA Others Manulife CITIC PRU 2 0 2001 2002 2003 Q3/2004 Antai / ING

Going forward : A step change in access Our total accessible market will increase with deregulation Current market Potential markets Guangzhou 7m North China 257m South China 161m Beijing 15m West China 155m Suzhou 7m East China 200m Central China 222m Total 29m Total 995m

Going forward : Managing our expansion Targeted expansion We will leverage the experience we have already built to manage our expansion Robust market selection Criteria Population size and relative wealth Level of competition CITIC presence Resource Speed to market Leveraging our people model Regional support Expansion of leadership programme Set up expertise Securing first mover advantage

Going forward : Our vision of the future Regional centres will provide the infrastructure necessary to support growth Regional hub ability Economic scale Low cost Pooling of resources and experience Clear strategy, good execution Strong and proven management team

Summary Powerful joint venture relationship with a respected and influential local player in CITIC Built a strong platform in China after only 4 years Proven track record in establishing successful new operations Anticipated deregulation means step change in access Our platform already in place to manage the next stage of growth

Agency Productivity

Agency Productivity KPIs Level 1 KPI Level 2 KPI Level 3 KPI No. of Agents Total Cases Total Cases Total APE Active Rate Total NBAP Cases/Agent APE/Agent Cases/Active Agent APE/Active Agent Product Mix/Agent APE/Product NBAP Margin/Product

Agency Force Profile Total Agency Force (# of Agents) Philippines Life Thailand Life Hong Kong Life Singapore Life Malaysia Life China Life Indonesia Life Taiwan Life Vietnam Life India Life As at September 2004

Agency Productivity KPIs COUNTRIES No. of Life Competitors Rank by Size of Agency Force Rank by Productivity * China ** 21 2 2 Hong Kong 64 3 2 India ** 12 1 1/2 Indonesia 51 3 1/2 Malaysia 16 5 1 Philippines 40 3 2/3 Singapore 12 2 1/2 Taiwan 29 7 4/5 Thailand 25 8 - Vietnam 5 1 2 * Ranked based on first year premium per agent ** Foreign companies only

Summary Mark Norbom Prudential Corporation Asia November 2004

Prudential Corporation Asia Our 29 speakers Years with Prudential in Asia (average) : 6 years Financial services experience (average) : 20 years

Prudential Corporation Asia Vision : Market leadership To be the market leading savings, investment and protection company in Asia Brand strength and reputation Superior service and professional advice Flexible multi-distribution Innovative products Best people and management Highest growth rate and return for our customers, staff, distributors, partners, and shareholders

Delivering profitable and sustainable growth Accelerating profitability Leveraging regional scale, expertise and innovation Integrated operating model Leadership development Risk management Building sustainability Continued trong growth Creating a lasting foundation Driving proven success models to all markets Brand strength Business building expertise Multi-channel distribution Product innovation Customer centricity Strong top-line growth - even faster bottom-line growth

Prudential Corporation Asia Key points : Seizing the opportunity 1 2 3 4 Growth opportunity in Asia remains significant for insurance and funds management We are uniquely positioned to seize this opportunity We are strengthening our foundation to ensure sustainability of above-market performance Our scale and our focus will yield accelerated profitability : Strong top-line growth, even faster bottom-line growth Delivering profitable and sustainable growth

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