Business Plan of Triglav Group for 2018

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Business Plan of Triglav Group for 2018 Ljubljana, December 2017 1

1. BUSINESS PLAN OF THE TRIGLAV GROUP FOR 2018 1.1. Starting points The basis for drafting the Triglav Group Business Plan for 2018 are the forecasts of macroeconomic trends, financial market developments for 2018 and expected competition in the insurance markets in which the Group operates. Expected condition on the Group s insurance markets In 2018, the macroeconomic environment in which the Triglav Group operates is expected to be relatively favourable; the probability of a more positive or a more negative scenario is estimated to be moderate. Due to the more favourable macroeconomic situation, rival insurance companies will try to improve their market position which is expected to result in highly aggressive policies on their part. In countries of South-East Europe, economic growth may be jeopardised by the persisting high macroeconomic imbalances. As in previous years, the Group s insurance companies will be exposed to certain risks, primarily the risk of lower demand for some insurance products, policyholders defaulting on the payment of premiums, the risks related to the selection of underwritten risks and regulatory risk, foremost in the health insurance segment. In its largest insurance market in Slovenia, the Group s performance in the life insurance segment will continue to be affected by maturities due to the aging of the portfolio and surrenders; however, the number of maturities has been diminishing compared to previous years. The non-life insurance premium will be affected by the measures for retaining solid and loyal customers with customer loyalty programmes, repricing to match competition and measures to improve insurance technical results in individual non-life insurance classes. The number and extent of larger individual loss events (flood, hail, storm) are estimated to remain at a similar level as in past years. Expected financial environment for the return on financial investments of Triglav Group Under the baseline scenario, the financial environment for the return on investments will remain unfavourable in 2018, with the likelihood of such a negative scenario being significantly elevated. The expected fall of interest income arising from the Group s investments will have a negative impact on the business result of the Group. Growth forecasts of the global economy are favourable, as the International Monetary Fund forecasts a 3.6% growth, which will mostly be generated by emerging markets, while developed economies will see a moderate growth of 2%. These forecasts are accompanied by uncertainties that are more pronounced in the medium term, arising mainly from the financial sector. Given the economic trends observed in 2017 and the ECB s relatively stimulative policy, the return on the Bund is expected to remain low or to stabilise at a slightly higher level after potential major fluctuations. Following the anticipated reduction in the ECB s purchases, the development of spreads on bonds of peripheral countries will be much more dependent on economic and political factors within a particular country than has been the case so far. Given the current outlook, spreads on corporate bonds are not expected to change significantly in 2018, remaining at historical lows. The outlook for the stock markets is favourable; however, there is a high likelihood of a correction, primarily due to relatively high valuations of most stock indices. 2

1.2. Projected operations of the Triglav Group for 2018 1 Projected profit before tax higher than the 2017 budgeted profit. The Group plans a profit before tax of between EUR 80 and 90 million. The budgeted profit before tax is based on the assumptions of the Group s projected insurance and asset management operations, taking into account the anticipated conditions on the financial markets, which will affect the return on the Group s investments. Budgeted premium of over EUR 1 billion. In insurance business, the Triglav Group plans to charge over EUR 1 billion of consolidated gross written premiums, which represents an increase over the 2017 plan. In its insurance operations, the Group plans to enhance and capitalize on its competitive advantages and pursue an appropriate market strategy, given the expected fierce competition. The Group's sales activities will maintain a strong focus on customers' needs and will be adapted to individual markets. Strategic activities aimed at establishing a comprehensive range of sales channels encompassing a combination and synchronisation of both traditional and new digital channels and allowing each customer to choose the channel best suited to them will continue in 2018. Anticipated mass loss evens at the level of past years. Approximately the same development, number and extent of mass loss events (flood, hail, storm) as in past years are foreseen. The Group maintains adequate reinsurance coverage to ensure that the potential negative effect of such events is mitigated. In claim settlement, the Group will continue to improve its claim handling processes by introducing further improvements in technology, processes and organisation. The Group s combined ratio at around 95%. The Group projects a further gradual growth of the share of premium collected in markets outside Slovenia and a continuous improvement of the performance of insurance companies within the Group that is expected to translate into a better combined ratio. The combined ratio of the Group is projected to be favourable at around 95%, at the level of its average target strategic value. Gross operating expenses. The Group's gross operating expenses will be affected by higher insurance acquisition costs (marketing campaigns, advertising, commission expenses, insurance agent fees) and by higher depreciation of property, plant and equipment as a result of large past and future IT investments on the one hand. On the other hand, cost-cutting and streamlining measures will be predominantly focused on the types of costs that are not directly related to insurance acquisition. The planning of staffing levels and labour costs, which account for the bulk of total operating expenses of the Group s insurance subsidiaries, will follow the strategic guidelines, implemented changes of business processes and specific requirements detected in individual functional areas. Asset management. In asset management, the strategic objectives will be increasing the volume of assets under management (AUM) from non-compulsory saving and ensuring an effective management of assets at the level of the whole Group. The Group will continue to actively pursue any opportunities arising from the consolidation of the asset management industry in the region and continue with the centralisation of asset management at the level of the Group. Investment policy of the Group and expected return on investments. Adequate levels of investment security and liquidity remain at the forefront of the Group s investment policy, followed by the criterion of profitability. The Group maintains and even strengthens the relatively conservative investment structure of the Triglav 1 The projected values for 2018 are based on forecasts and expectations regarding events and circumstances and on the projections available to the Group at the time of drafting this Business Plan. The actual results, performance and events may deviate significantly from those used as the basis for this Plan. In 2018, Zavarovalnica Triglav will provide information on the projected annual profit before tax for the Triglav Group with every publication of an interim report. 3

Group with the emphasis on fixed-rate investments, and will continue to invest in financial markets which ensure adequate liquidity, diversification and potential return. Considering the low interest rates, some activities will continue to focus on capacity building for investing in alternative investment grades and strategies. Since interest rates are expected to remain low, the Group projects a lower return on investment than in the previous year (excluding the return on unit-linked life insurance assets). Business Plan of the Triglav Group for 2018: Profit before tax is budgeted between EUR 80 and 90 million; Consolidated gross written premium over EUR 1 billion; Combined ratio of the Group at around 95%. Risk management. In 2018, the upgrade of the comprehensive risk management system will continue at the level of the parent company and the Group level. This will primarily include a consistent inclusion of risk assessment in day-to-day business decisions and risk monitoring based on regulatory and especially additional internal approaches. The purpose is to enhance the risk management culture in all business segments and in all companies of the Triglav Group. Maintenance of high credit ratings. By retaining a strong financial stability, high capital adequacy and high profitability, the Group is expected to maintain its high credit ratings by the two established rating agencies S&P Global Ratings and A.M. Best. The ambitious business plan for 2018 represents a continuation of the consistent implementation of the strategic guidelines set by the Triglav Group for the period up to 2020, bringing the Group one step closer to its vision: To dynamically develop new ways of doing business as the foundation of the Group s responsible long-term development, while at the same time operating profitably and safely. 4

2. TRIGLAV GROUP STRATEGY FOR 2017 2020 Through its vision, values and strategic objectives, the Triglav Group has set out on an ambitious path to become a modern, innovative and dynamic insurance/financial group, firmly remaining the leader both in Slovenia and the wider region. 2.1. Mission, values and vision of the Triglav Group The Group s mission is BUILDING A SAFER FUTURE for all its stakeholders, while being committed to responsible and sustainable development. Values of the Triglav Group: The Group s values are part of its corporate culture. They are realised every day in mutual relationships and through its relationships with the environment. They not only guide and connect the Group but are also an important part of the Group s distinctiveness. Safety: We take care of our customers and their loved ones. By providing high-quality insurance products and services as well as asset management services, we are increasing their financial security. We guarantee safe operations through efficient risk management. Responsibility: We take responsibility and we expect the same from our partners. We are responsible to the people, the natural and social environment and to the shareholders. We are reliable and available in due time. We act as if we were the customers. Professionalism: Highly qualified employees are the pillars of developing quality and comprehensive insurance and financial services. Simplicity: We believe that simplicity is an advantage; therefore we strive to achieve it. Modernity: Customer orientation and technological development encourage us to introduce modern business approaches. By being open to internal and external ideas, understanding diversity, cooperating and listening to the needs of different generations, we overcome the business challenges of modern times. We are developing and testing innovative solutions in a responsible manner. It is in this spirit that we accept any failures. 5

Vision of the Triglav Group and our prospect for the future: To dynamically develop new ways of doing business as the foundation of the Group s responsible long-term development, while at the same time operating profitably and safely. In South-East Europe, the Group is recognised as the leading provider of innovative and comprehensive insurance-service products and asset management services. The Group is the largest in terms of income and the best in terms of client satisfaction. The clients recognise the Group s multi-channel products and services as simple and desirable. The Group dynamically develops new ways of doing business, which are among the top trends of digitisation. The Group is well-positioned in dynamic networks of business ecosystems. The Group effectively manages the risks and ensures its financial stability. Return on equity (ROE) will surpass 10% in 2020. The Group maintains the independent A credit rating assigned by a renown rating agency. An efficient governance and management system of the Group has been established. The Group s processes are lean, simple, technologically advanced and cost-effective. Dedicated and highly skilled employees are the cornerstone of the Group s culture of openness and cooperation, its sustainable development and a responsible attitude to all its stakeholders. 6

2.2. Strategic objectives and guidelines of the Triglav Group Core strategic activities of the Triglav Group: Insurance Non-life, Life, Supplementary pensions, Health, Reinsurance Asset management Own insurance portfolios (assets backing liabilities and guarantee funds); Mutual funds and individual asset management The key strategic guidelines (strategic topics) of the Triglav Group by 2020 include: 1. Profitable operations and greater value of the Triglav Group 2. Effective asset management in the Triglav Group 3. Comprehensive client relationships 4. Transformed operations of the Triglav Group 5. Development of a modern culture and dedicated staff 7

Sound and profitable performance while strengthening the competitive advantages The performance of the Triglav Group will be profitable and aimed at increasing the value of the Group. In its operations, the Group will not only exploit but also enhance its competitive advantages. The Triglav Group has a strong, trustworthy brand, size and capital strength, a comprehensive customer portfolio, extensive and developed sales channels (multi-channel availability and a strong own sales network), in addition to being known for its range of quality products and services and quick settlement of claims. Furthermore, the Group is set apart from its competitors by its attitude towards the market. Its long-term focus on the existing markets of South-East Europe requires the Group to both actively and responsibly invest in the market and its relations with the stakeholders. In the long-term the core insurance business of the Triglav Group will be profitable, whilst the average target combined ratio in non-life insurance will be around 95%. The return on equity (ROE) of the Group will surpass 10% in 2020. The Group will ensure effective and comprehensive management of risks, cost-effectiveness, its financial stability and appropriate capital adequacy. The Group will maintain its A credit ratings. Apart from that, the criteria of the dividend policy and the capital management guidelines defined in 2016 will remain unchanged. Asset management With respect to asset management, the strategic objective of the Group will be to increase the volume of assets under management or the share of assets managed for a particular customer. The Group will continue to operate in six countries of South-East Europe, where it will grow organically, however potential takeovers are not ruled out should an appropriate opportunity present itself. In the region where the Group operates, a long-term accelerated growth of insurance markets is expected, resulting in a higher share of total written premium on the markets outside Slovenia. The Group will continue to develop the markets in the region, primarily investing in those insurance segments where the highest growth rates are expected (life, health and pension insurance). Digital business models will be developed, which will enable the Triglav Group to enter the markets outside the existing region. The Group will build strategic partnerships with the companies whose activities complement its business model. All of its activities are centred around its customers, who are monitored Client orientation individually and throughout their lifelong path as users. The Group s increasingly digitised processes will be adapted to the customers, in addition to developing innovative products, which will be both simple and known for their multi-channel availability, i.e. a mix of traditional and digital sales approaches. Modern, innovative insurance/financial group In the strategic period, the Triglav Group will implement and dynamically upgrade its digital strategy. The goal is that at the end of the strategic period, i.e. in 2020, the Triglav Group will be the leading provider of innovative and comprehensive insurance-service products and asset management services in South-East Europe. The Group will implement the strategic projects aimed at developing sales channels and the multi-channel sale, as well as upgrade its insurance products with assistance services. Optimal organisational structure of the Triglav Group The Triglav Group is implementing its upgraded organisational culture and increasingly flexible organisational structure so as to ensure an effective balance between the stability and dynamics of organisation, thereby reducing strategic and other risks. Synergies will continue to be exploited and operating expenses optimised at the Group level, in addition to the establishment of a comprehensive innovation system within the organisation. In its activities and objectives, the Group remains committed to the principles of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. 8