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  • 1

    Annual Information Meeting

    Réunion d’information annuelle

    May 2, 2018

    Le 2 mai 2018

    40th Anniversary40e anniversaire

  • 2

    Don DalicandroChair of the Board, P. Eng., MBA, C.Dir.

    Président du Conseil, ingénieur, MBA, C.Dir.

  • 3

    Agenda Ordre du jour

    I. Board Overview

    II. Operational Overview

    III. Question and Answer Period

  • 4

    DICO’s Board of DirectorsConseil d’administration de la SOAD

    From L to R

    Top Row: Don Dalicandro, Gail Di Cintio, Steve Blakely, John Ferreira, Jim Houston Bottom Row: Helen Young, Carmen Rossiter, Monique Tremblay

  • 5

    Board and ManagementConseil et direction

    Stewardshipand

    Oversight

    Operational

    Board

    Strategy

    Management

  • 6

    2017 Highlights - Stewardship2017 – Faits saillants – Intendance

    Journey to Reengineer our Strategic Planning Process

  • 7

    2017 Highlights - Oversight2017 – Faits saillants – Surveillance

    • Enhanced Risk Focus – Internal

    o Examination Process

    o Information Technology

    o Resources

    o FSRA

  • 8

    2017 Highlights - Oversight2017 – Faits saillants – Surveillance

    • Enhanced Risk Focus – External

    o Sector Diversification of Revenue Strategies

    o Sector Funding Models

    o Information Technology and Fintech

    o Changing Economic Factors

  • 9

    2017 Highlights - Oversight2017 – Faits saillants – Surveillance

    • Governance Improvements

    o Streamlined Board Activities

    o Expanded Stakeholder Engagement

    o Continuous Learning and Assessment

  • 10

    Key Strategies for 2018 Principales stratégies pour 2018

    • Strategic Process Reengineering Journey – Part Two

    • Continuous Improvement of Governance Practices

    • FSRA

  • 11

    Thank YouMerci

    • President and CEO, Guy Hubert

    • Senior Leadership Team(Michelle Séguin, Randy Nanek, Brian Mullan)

    • DICO Management and Staff

  • 12

    Operational Overview

  • 13

    2017 Operational Overview2017 – Vue d’ensemble des operations

    Guy HubertPresident and CEO Président et chef de la direction

  • 14

    Sector Performance Rendement du secteur

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    0.60%

    0.80%

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    Retu

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    Total Assets Return on Assets

    Chart1

    19971997

    19981998

    19991999

    20002000

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    20042004

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    20062006

    20072007

    20082008

    20092009

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    20122012

    20132013

    20142014

    20152015

    20162016

    20172017

    Total Assets

    Return on Assets

    Total Assets

    Return on Assets

    13.3

    0.0042

    13.8

    0.0058

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    0.0038

    15.4

    0.0047

    16.7

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    17.9

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    21.3

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    26.2

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    38.991

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    51.85

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    57.24

    0.0039

    Sheet1

    yearTotal AssetsReturn on Assets

    1997$13.300.42%

    1998$13.800.58%

    1999$14.000.38%

    2000$15.400.47%

    2001$16.700.40%

    2002$17.900.39%

    2003$21.300.31%

    2004$22.300.30%

    2005$23.400.29%

    2006$24.700.40%

    2007$26.200.33%

    2008$27.900.15%

    2009$29.600.25%

    2010$31.000.48%

    2011$33.800.51%

    2012$36.600.37%

    2013$38.990.43%

    2014$42.450.35%

    2015$46.630.28%

    2016$51.850.33%

    2017$57.240.39%

  • 15

    Capital CompositionComposition du capital

    2014 2017

    3% 2%30% 37%

    65% 59%

    Capital Composition 2014 vs 2017

    Membership Shares Investment Shares Retained Earnings Other Capital

    2%2%

    Chart1

    2014201420142014

    2017201720172017

    Membership Shares

    Investment Shares

    Retained Earnings

    Other Capital

    Capital Composition 2014 vs 2017

    0.025

    0.297

    0.654

    0.025

    0.015

    0.373

    0.593

    0.019

    Sheet1

    YearMembership SharesInvestment SharesRetained EarningsOther Capital

    20027%21%65%7%

    20036%20%59%15%

    20045%21%57%16%

    20055%22%55%19%

    20064%22%56%18%

    20074%22%56%17%To resize chart data range, drag lower right corner of range.

    20084%23%56%18%

    20094%26%55%15%

    20103%25%56%16%

    20113%23%61%13%

    20123%25%60%12%

    20133%24%62%11%

    20143%30%65%3%

    20152%36%62%0%

    20162%36%62%0%

    20172%37%59%2%

  • 16

    State of the SectorÉtat du secteur

    • Nine CU on the watchlist, no Supervision or Administration

    • No new liquidation (3 finalized in 2017)

    • Risk rating stable, slight up tic in “Moderate-High” and “High” category

    • At $100,000, insured deposits $32B or 72% of total deposits

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    DIRF ($) DIRF % Current Coverage of Insured Deposits

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    State of the DIRFFonds de réserve

    DIRF Projections ($) DIRF Projections as a % of Current Insured Deposits

    Chart4

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    20202020

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    20222022

    20232023

    $ millions

    Percentage

    DIRF ($)

    DIRF % Current Coverage of Insured Deposits

    -90.3

    -0.0078

    -75.3

    -0.007

    -58.3

    -0.0053

    -50.2

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    Sheet1

    199419951996199719981999200020012002200320042005200620072008200920102011201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023

    DIRF ($)-90.3-75.3-58.3-50.2-31.2-7.715.128.943.160.874.385.2100.2106.29781.894.8113.2147.5164.7185.1205.6226246272299328356391426

    DIRF % Current Coverage of Insured Deposits-0.78%-0.70%-0.53%-0.46%-0.28%-0.07%0.12%0.21%0.30%0.38%0.45%0.50%0.56%0.57%0.50%0.40%0.44%0.52%0.64%0.68%0.73%0.77%0.79%0.83%0.78%0.82%0.86%0.91%0.95%1.00%

    Sheet1

    DIRF ($)

    DIRF % Current Coverage of Insured Deposits

    Sheet2

    DIRF Target set at 100 bps

    DIRF ($)

    DIRF % Current Coverage of Insured Deposits

    DIRF Target of 100 bps projected to be reached in 2023

    Sheet3

  • 18

    2017 Organizational Changes 2017 Changements organisationnel

    • Continued organizational transition

    • Enhanced skillset

    • Cultural shift

  • 19

    2017 Highlights 2017 – Faits saillants

    • Updated web-based reporting tool

    • Benchmarked examination methodology

    • Developed Liquidity & Securitization Guidance Notes

    • Provided input to MOF on their consultation paper on Proposed Capital Adequacy Framework (Basel III)

    • Operationalized changes to CUCPA

  • 20

    2017 Highlights 2017 – Faits saillants

    Legislative CUCPA Reviews • Implementation: Phase 1 – Completed• Phase 2 – TBD

    Phase 1: Implemented January 1, 2018o Increase deposit insurance coverage to $250,000 (2018)o Permit inter-provincial credit union loan syndicationso Permit wholly owned insurance brokerageso Remove differentiated rules for smaller credit unions (Class 1 & 2)

    Phase 2:o Consideration of capital rules based on BASEL III principleso Enhance corporate governance and consumer protection

  • 21

    Sector DevelopmentsDéveloppements du secteur

    • Impact of funding model changes

    • Banking platforms and data security

    • Diversification of revenues

    • Sustainability

  • 22

    32%

    IT SurveySondage TI

    70% 81%

    CUs with IT Governance Policies CUs with IT Security Policies

    CUs that have experienced cyber security attacks

  • 23

    Key Strategies for 2018 Principales stratégies pour 2018

    • Reframing our Resolution strategies

    • Developing a Recovery Plan framework for credit unions

    • Sector consultation – new Guidance Notes

    o Retail Mortgage Lending Guidance Note

    o IT Governance Guidance Note

  • 24

    Key Strategies for 2018 Principales stratégies pour 2018

    • Implementing improvements to examination methodology

    • Enhanced data analytics

    • Continue providing assistance with Phase 2 of CUCPA review.

    • Support FSRA-related transition activities.

  • 25

    Questions and Discussions Questions et dialogue

  • 26

    Closing RemarksRemarques de clôture

    Don DalicandroChair of the Board, P. Eng., MBA, C.Dir.

    Président du Conseil, ingénieur, MBA, C.Dir.

  • 27

    Thank you.

    Merci.

    Slide Number 1Slide Number 2Agenda �Ordre du jourSlide Number 4Board and Management�Conseil et direction2017 Highlights - Stewardship�2017 – Faits saillants – Intendance2017 Highlights - Oversight�2017 – Faits saillants – Surveillance2017 Highlights - Oversight�2017 – Faits saillants – Surveillance2017 Highlights - Oversight�2017 – Faits saillants – SurveillanceKey Strategies for 2018 �Principales stratégies pour 2018Thank You�MerciSlide Number 12Slide Number 13Sector Performance �Rendement du secteurCapital Composition�Composition du capitalState of the Sector�État du secteurState of the DIRF�Fonds de réserve2017 Organizational Changes �2017 Changements organisationnel2017 Highlights �2017 – Faits saillants 2017 Highlights �2017 – Faits saillantsSector Developments�Développements du secteurIT Survey�Sondage TIKey Strategies for 2018 �Principales stratégies pour 2018Key Strategies for 2018 �Principales stratégies pour 2018Questions and Discussions �Questions et dialogueClosing Remarks�Remarques de clôtureThank you. ��Merci.