new investment case - sanlam · 2019. 4. 25. · investment management, wealth management, credit...
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Investment CaseIncorporating FY15 results
Overview
Strategic positioning
Strategic delivery
Financial performance – 2015 annual results
page 3
Leading financial services group in Africa, with presence in India and SE Asia.
Established in 1918, listed in 1998 on the JSE & Namibian Stock Exchange
2 166 million issued shares, 476 000 shareholders
JSE/ALSI40 stock with > 80% free-float
Average daily trading stats4 - 5 million shares per day>50% of shares trade p.a.
Institutional shareholding of 87%, 37% offshore shareholding
Overview
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Operational structure
100%
60%
SA Retail: life insurance,
investment & other financial
services
Sanlam Personal Finance
Emerging markets ex-SA: life insurance,
general insurance,
investments, credit & banking
Sanlam Emerging Markets
SA & Developed markets:
investment management,
wealth management,
credit & structuring
Sanlam Investments
General insurance in
SA & co-investor in
SEM general insurance
businesses
Santam
Sanlam Group
Group Office
100% 61%100%100%
SA & EM corporate: employee
benefits, health
Sanlam Corporate
100%
The Sanlam strategyMaximising shareholder value
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Strategic focusOptimising value creation
Stra
tegi
c pi
llars
TransformationDiversification
Optimal capital utilisation
Operational efficienciesEarnings growth
Sustainable value creation for shareholders
Maximising RoGEV
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A strategy focused on growthDriving geographic, segment and product diversification
India/SE AsiaLower income
segments have similar dynamics than SA ELM
and RoA
DevelopedNiche, solutions
for SA & RoAclients
South AfricaSolid base & cash flows
Rest of AfricaDemographics, low
insurance penetration, competitive
environment, Pan-Africa opportunity
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Core regional focus areasDifferentiated approach per region
Large player in mature market with strong competition
Further diversifying distribution capability to drive growth: ELM footprint, Reality, health, digital, outcome based solutions, UB partnership, big data
Operational and capital efficiencies key in managing legacy book
South AfricaDelivering growth in mature market
Effective capital managem
ent
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Core regional focus areasDifferentiated approach per region
Large player in mature market with strong competition
Further diversifying distribution capability to drive growth: ELM footprint, Reality, health, digital, outcome based solutions, UB partnership, big data
Operational and capital efficiencies key in managing legacy book
South AfricaDelivering growth in
mature market
Focus on accelerated organic growth to obtain leadership position in all countries
Cross-border alliances and relationships; capitalise on expanded footprint from Saham Finances transaction
Geographic expansion in line with client and intermediary needs
Other Emerging Markets
Balance structural and organic growth
Other Emerging Markets
Balance structural and organic growth
Other Emerging Markets
Balance structural and organic growth
Effective capital managem
ent
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Core regional focus areasDifferentiated approach per region
Focus on accelerated organic growth to obtain leadership position in all countries
Cross-border alliances and relationships; capitalise on expanded footprint from Saham Finances transaction
Geographic expansion in line with client and intermediary needs
Other Emerging Markets
Balance structural and organic growth
Products and services for SA and Rest of Africa client base
Sanlam UK consolidation; focus on efficiencies and distribution under new CEO
Wealth and investment management focus
Developed Markets
Niche approach
Effective capital managem
ent
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The growth opportunityGrowth markets in South Africa
46%
23%
14%16%
22%
36%
18%
25%
0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
2006 2015
% o
f pop
ulat
ion
LSM 1-4 LSM 5 LSM 6-7 LSM 8-10
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The growth opportunityInsurance penetration in Africa
0.0%
2.0%
4.0%
6.0%
8.0%
10.0%
12.0%
14.0%
World Africa SA Namibia Morocco Kenya Egypt Nigeria
Insurance penetration as % of GDP
Life Non-Life
Source: Barclays Research, Swiss Re
Strategic deliveryExceeding overall targets
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Top-line earnings growth
Earnings per shareNet operating profit per share increased by 6% (11% excl one-offs)Normalised headline earnings per share up 6%
Business volumesNew business volumes increased by 16% to R211bnNet fund inflows of R19bnNet life VNB up 6% on comparable basis & excl large SEB policy in ‘14Net VNB margin of 2.91% on comparable basis
Group Equity ValueGroup Equity Value of R50.57 per shareRoGEV per share of 12.8%
Financial performance in 2015
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DiversificationInternational positioning focused on emerging markets
India
Malaysia
Philippines
Ghana
The Gambia
KenyaUganda
RwandaBurundiTanzania
MalawiZambia
BotswanaNamibia
Swaziland
South Africa
Switzerland
United Kingdom
USA
Australia
Ireland
Mozambique
MoroccoAlgeria
Tunisia
MaliSenegal
GuineaBurkina Faso
Cote D’Ivoire
TogoBeninNigeria
CameroonGabon
Republic of the CongoAngola
Zimbabwe
MadagascarMauritius
Lesotho
Emerging Markets - Indirect presence
Emerging Markets - Direct presence
Developed Markets
Saham Finances presence
Sanlam and Saham Finances presence
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DiversificationGeographic profile
Country – direct stake Effective interestLife/General insurance
Life insuranceMarket share/Position
General insurance Market share/Position
South Africa 100%/61% 25%/2 >22%/1Botswana 60%/60% 71%/1 3%/7Namibia 59%-100%/37% 31%/2 32%/1Zambia 70%/57% 35%/1 15%/2Tanzania 64%/50% 55%/1 2%/18Kenya 56%/32% 10%/4 1%/33Malawi 57%/57% 45%/1 36%/1Uganda 100%/82% 17%/2 3%/14Ghana 49%/40% 27%/2 10%/3Nigeria 35%/35% 5%/7 1%/32Rwanda 63%/63% 52%/1 29%/1India 20%/20% <1%/20 2%/15Malaysia 51%/49% 2%/13 2%/20Mozambique 56% <1%/5 -Zimbabwe 40%/40% 6%/4 12%/3Developed markets Various <1% -
* Excluding Saham Finances
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DiversificationProduct mix
page 17* Excluding Saham Finances
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SA Traditional58%SA Entry-level
18%
Namibia4%
Botswana9%
Rest of Africa7%
Other international4%
2015R1 360m
SA Traditional67%
SA Entry-level11%
Namibia5%
Botswana5%
Rest of Africa2%
Other international10%
Diversification – better balanced portfolioGeographic diversification
Net VNB Net operating profit
2015R7 269m
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Life business46%
General insurance15%
Investment management
14%
Credit & structuring10%
Admin, health & other15%
2015R103 506m
Life business62%
General insurance14%
Investment management
12%
Credit & structuring11%
Admin, health & other1%
Diversification – better balanced portfolioLine of business diversification
Group Equity Value Net operating profit
2015R7 269m
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Capital efficiency
Balance 1 January 2015 3 300 Net investments (6 285)
Saham Finances (4 224)Rest of Africa other (29)Shriram Insurance (969)Afrocentric (703)Other (360)
Investment return & excess cover 1 285 Capital released from portfolios 4 000Available for investment 2 300
Discretionary capital
Available for strategic initiatives
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Optimising capital allocated to clusters - driving increased returns
Discretionary capital invested in growth markets as preference
Return to shareholders if not utilised in reasonable timeframe
Discretionary capital earmarked mainly for Africa
Optimising capital baseCapital efficiency
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Capital efficiencyCapital redeployed since 2005 (R38bn)
-
5 000
10 000
15 000
20 000
25 000
30 000
35 000
40 000
45 000
Capital released Capital deployed
Discretionary capital
South Africa
Developed markets
Emerging markets
Share buy back/special dividend
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Capital efficiencyComposition of GEV transformed since 2005
-
20 000
40 000
60 000
80 000
100 000
120 000
GEV 2005 GEV Dec 2015
Discretionary capital
Other capital
Non-life operations
Value of in-force
Life Required Capital
Sanlam GroupFinancial performance – 2015 annual results
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External operating environmentEmerging market economies under pressure from global events
Robust economic growth in 2015Macro-economic adjustment required to address wide government budget and current account deficitsCurrency weakened in line with ZARStrong competitive environment across all segments
Namibia
Macro environment and structural constraints limiting capital investment and economic activity Modest growth in employment and disposable incomePolitical events contributed to investment market and currency volatilityPublic/private sector engagement and cooperation to drive economic and employment growth very necessary
South Africa
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External operating environmentEmerging market economies under pressure from global events
Commodity prices and tight financial conditions impacting on growth and currencies of a number of countriesSofter economic growth to persist in 2016 Low insurance penetration enables new business growth despite short-term challengesLonger term growth potential remains intact
Rest of Africa
Best sovereign rating in Africa due to sound management of government financesRobust economic growth, but need to diversify economy away from reliance on diamondsBIHL maintains strong competitive advantage
Botswana
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External operating environmentEmerging market economies under pressure from global events
Below-potential economic growth in 2015, but improvingDelays in roll out of infrastructure projects impacted on credit businesses – activity picked up towards end of 2015More stringent provisioning regulations implemented during 2016 will not affect IFRS-based resultsRobust long-term growth expectations
India
Relatively firm economic growth in 2015, some moderation expected in 2016Lower two-wheeler sales and competitive pressure impacting on general insurance growthUncertainty around effect of de-tariffing in 2016
Malaysia
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Internal operating environment2015 results impacted by internal challenges and one-offs
Bad debt provisioning at STFC equipment financeOne-off item in Shriram Capital 2014 base System implementation challenges in KenyaActuarial reserving in Malaysia
Sanlam Emerging Markets
Loss of PIC funds in 2014 and 2015 impacting on SI results SI admin costs elevated by projects, regulatory compliance and additional marketing spendOne-off items in 2014 base at SEB and SI International (UK)
Sanlam Investments
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Salient features
2015 2014
Group Equity Value cps 5 057 4 684 8%RoGEV per share % 12,8 18,5CAR cover (Sanlam Life) 5,8 4,5Net operating profit R mil 7 269 6 879 6%
cps 355,2 336,2 6% Normalised Headline earnings R mil 8 851 8 340 6%
cps 432,5 407,6 6% New business volumes R mil 210 842 182 297 16% Net fund flows R mil 19 049 41 994 -55% New Life business EV (net) R mil 1 360 1 592 -15% New Life EV margin % 2,62 2,92
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Business flows
Gross NetR million 2015 2014 2015 2014
by businessPersonal Finance 63 825 52 566 21% 22 895 19 580 Emerging Markets 11 913 9 259 29% (7 346) 3 971 Sanlam Investments 116 582 103 250 13% (3 512) 12 099 Santam 18 522 17 222 8% 7 012 6 344
by licenceLife insurance 39 976 42 290 -5% 12 081 18 430 Investment 150 670 121 383 24% (523) 16 853 General insurance 20 196 18 624 8% 7 491 6 711
Total 210 842 182 297 16% 19 049 41 994
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Operational efficiencies
Persistency – SA middle-income market
Focus on quality supports net fund flows
4.8
3.9 3.9 3.6
3.4 3.8 3.9
3.0 2.9 2.9 2.8 2.9 2.9
4.2 4.0
3.8 3.7 3.6
4.2
3.4
2.9 2.8 2.7 2.9 2.8 2.8
0
0.5
1
1.5
2
2.5
3
3.5
4
4.5
5
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
Lapses, surrenders & fully paid-ups as % of in-force per half year
H1 H2
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Operational efficiencies
Persistency – SA lower income market
Focus on quality supports net fund flows
9.6 8.7
10.6 9.8
8.5
9.6 9.2
9.9
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
2012 2013 2014 2015
Lapses, surrenders & fully paid-ups as % of in-force per half year
H1 H2
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Value of new covered business
Value of New Business MarginR million 2015 2014 2015 2014
Personal Finance 955 1 084 -12% 2,48% 3,12%
Emerging Markets 448 431 4% 5,97% 7,60%
Employee Benefits 85 198 -57% 1,96% 1,66%
Sanlam UK 26 30 -13% 0,66% 0,75%
Total 1 514 1 743 -13% 2,80% 3,09%
Net of minorities 1 360 1 592 -15% 2,62% 2,92%
Comparable economic basis 1 545 1 592 -3% 2,91% 2,92%
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Value of new covered business
Large SEB policy in 2014, Kenya and Zambia also affecting growth
Significant impact from higher long-term interest rates
0.0%
0.5%
1.0%
1.5%
2.0%
2.5%
3.0%
3.5%
0
200
400
600
800
1 000
1 200
1 400
1 600
1 800
2 000
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015South Africa Rest of AfricaOther International Margins - rhs
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Net operating profit
R million 2015 2014
Personal Finance 3 831 3 476 10%
Emerging Markets 1 197 1 241 -4%
Sanlam Investments 1 417 1 468 -3%
Santam 933 801 16%
Corporate & other (109) (107) -2%
Total 7 269 6 879 6%
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Income statement
R million 2015 2014
Net operating profit 7 269 6 879 6% Per share 355,2 336,2 6%
Net investment return 1 946 1 794 8%
Other (364) (333) -9%
Normalised headline earnings 8 851 8 340 6% Per share 432,5 407,6 6%
Fund transfers 449 (15)
Headline earnings 9 300 8 325 12% Per share 459,5 411,6 12%
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Group Equity Value
Equity Value RoGEVR million 2015 2014 Rm %
Group operations 91 558 87 739 12 191 13,8% Personal Finance 38 249 38 453 4 658 12,1% Emerging Markets 18 047 14 571 4 369 29,9% Investments 22 412 20 122 4 386 21,3% Santam 12 850 14 593 (1 222) -8,4% Discretionary & Other 11 948 8 197 35 0,5%TOTAL 103 506 95 936 12 226 12,7% cps 5 057 4 684 598 12,8% Adjusted return 14,8% Return target 12,1%
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Group Equity Value earnings
R million 2015 2014
Net value of new business 1 360 1 592 -15%Existing business 5 328 4 881 9%Expected return on VIF 3 759 3 368 12%Operating experience variance 1 081 991 9%Operating assumption changes 488 522 -7%
6 688 6 473 3%Inv variances in-force 320 551 -42%Tax changes and goodwill (62) (168) 63%Economic assumption changes (1 608) 86 >-100%
5 338 6 942 -23%Return on net worth 1 699 1 297 31%EV earnings 7 037 8 239 -15%Non-life 5 189 7 344 -29%GEV earnings 12 226 15 583 -22%
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Experience variancesPositive experience persisting
241
142 138
277 288 278
636
468
681
555
1 021 991
1 081
0.0%
0.5%
1.0%
1.5%
2.0%
2.5%
3.0%
3.5%
4.0%
4.5%
5.0%
0
200
400
600
800
1 000
1 200
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
R'million % of VIF (rhs)
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Return on Group Equity ValueOut perform growth target of long-bond rate + 400bp
13.4 12.4 12.2 10.8 12.2 12.1 12.2
4.8 3.3
9.8
6.26.3
0.7
5.2
0
5
10
15
20
25
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Avg
Target Out performance
Sanlam GroupCluster results 2015
Sanlam Personal Finance
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Sanlam Personal Finance
R million 2015 2014
New business volumes 63 825 52 566 21% Sanlam Sky 1 279 1 127 13% Individual Life 12 829 12 443 3% Glacier 49 717 38 996 27%
Net flows 22 895 19 580Sanlam Sky 2 739 2 635Individual Life (3 005) (1 372)Glacier 23 161 18 317
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Sanlam Personal Finance
R million 2015 2014
Value of new life business 955 1 084 -12% Sanlam Sky 241 361 -33% Individual Life 502 551 -9% Glacier 212 172 23%Comparable economic basis 1 148 1 084 6%
New business margin 2,48% 3,12%Sanlam Sky 5,86% 9,51%Individual Life 2,59% 2,88%Glacier 1,40% 1,45%Comparable economic basis 2,89% 3,12%
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Sanlam Personal Finance
R million 2015 2014
Gross operating profit 5 313 4 801 11% Sanlam Sky 1 125 949 19% Individual Life life and investments 3 378 3 162 7% Glacier 426 339 26% Personal loans 346 308 12% Other 38 43 -12%
Net operating profit 3 831 3 476 10%
Group Equity Value 38 249 38 453 RoGEV 12,1% 17,9%
label
Sanlam Emerging Markets
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Sanlam Emerging Markets
R million 2015 2014
New business volumes 11 913 9 259 29% Namibia 2 780 3 322 -16% Botswana 5 398 3 031 78% Rest of Africa 2 099 1 560 35% India/Malaysia 1 636 1 346 22% Net fund flows (7 346) 3 971Namibia 358 1 021Botswana (9 781) 1 129Rest of Africa 1 459 1 451India/Malaysia 618 370Value of new life business 448 431 4% Margin 5,97% 7,60%
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Sanlam Emerging Markets
R million 2015 2014
Gross operating profit 2 248 2 213 2% Namibia 618 534 16% Botswana 858 706 22%Rest of Africa 208 265 -22%India/Malaysia 572 749 -24%Corporate (8) (41) 80%
Net operating profit 1 197 1 241 -4%
Group equity value 18 047 14 571 RoGEV 29,9% 28,0%
Sanlam Investments
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Sanlam Investments
R million 2015 2014
Net investment business flows (3 251) 4 097Investment management SA (753) 4 152Wealth management 3 569 (29)International (6 065) (246)Capital management (2) 220New life business 6 664 13 859 -52% Employee benefits 2 913 10 154 -71% Sanlam UK 3 751 3 705 1% Net life business (261) 8 002Value of new life business 111 228 -51% Margin 1,34% 1,43%
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Sanlam Investments
R million 2015 2014
Gross operating profit 1 877 1 927 -3% Investment management 1 205 1 337 -10%Employee benefits 501 325 54% Capital management 171 265 -35%
Net operating profit 1 417 1 468 -3%
Group Equity Value 22 412 20 122 Covered business 7 210 7 833 Other 15 202 12 289 RoGEV 21,3% 20,4%
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Sanlam Investments
Percentage of SIM’s benchmark-managed funds exceeding hurdle
Investment performance
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
Rolling 3 year Rolling 5 year
100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Santam
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Santam
R million 2015 2014
Net earned premiums 18 522 17 222 8%
Gross operating profit 2 321 1 968 18% Underwriting surplus 1 777 1 489 19% Working capital & other 544 479 14%
Net operating profit 933 801 16%
Underwriting margin 9,6% 8,7%
Group Equity Value 12 850 14 593RoGEV -8,4% 19,1%
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Ticker symbol: SLLDY
CUSIP: 80104Q208
Ratio: 1 ADR : 5 Ordinary Shares
Depositary bank: Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas
Depositary bank contact: Stanley Jones
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