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Sberbank Analyst Day
2018
December 12, 2018
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9.00-09:30 Guests registration, welcome coffee
09.30-10.15 Sberbank Strategy-2020 Update• Ekaterina Latypova, Vice President, Strategy and
Development
10.15-11.00Acquiring & Transactional
Business
• Svetlana Kirsanova, Deputy Chairman of the
Executive Board
11.00-11.20 Ecosystem Development • Mark Zavadskiy, Vice President, Digital Business
Development
11.20-11.40 E-commerce Platform • Maksim Grishakov, CEO, Yandex.Market
12.00-12.20 Coffee break
12.20-13:20Sberbank 2019 Outlook
Discussion
• Nikolay Frolov, Managing Director, Centre for
Macroeconomic Research
• Dzhangir Dzhangirov, Chief Risk Officer
• Alexander Morozov, Deputy Chairman of the
Executive Board, CFO
14.00-15.00 Lunch
15.00-15:30 Agile Home Tour Optional
Please confirm your participation at registration
AG
EN
DA
Ekaterina Latypova Strategy 2020 status
Macroeconomic outlook changed insignificantly
Oil Urals
USD/barrel.,
2019-20
Real GDP
growth, 2019-20USD/RUB,
2019-20
Inflation,
2019-2020
60-65 65-701,4 - 2,0% 4 - 5%
In line with Strategy
2020 outlook
Better than Strategy
2020 outlook
Insignificantly worse than
Strategy 2020 outlook
Worse than Strategy
2020 outlook
5
Key banking markets are expected to accelerate, comparing to Strategy 2020 outlook
Retail Corporate
15-18% 5-7%5-7% 8-11%
Better than Strategy
2020 outlook
Loans (CAGR 2018-20) Deposits (CAGR 2018-20)
Retail Corporate
In line with Strategy
2020 outlook
Better than Strategy
2020 outlook
In line with Strategy
2020 outlook
6
We maintain the key Strategy 2020 financial target – net income of 1 trln RUB
Profitability
Strategy 2020
target
Net income ~1 trln RUB
Current
status
ROE ~20%
On track
On track
7
Strategy 2020 priorities
The best customer
experience
and ecosystem
Technological
leadership
People with new skills in
effective teams
8
Financial services for retail customers
Financial services for corporate customers
Non-financial services
9
While client flow in braches is decreasing, number of digital users is growing
92,091,7
87,9
87,2
85,6
88,4
2Q18 Oct183Q18
89,4
1Q184Q173Q20171Q17
86,2
2Q17
Jun
57
51
5549
48
52
56
53
Feb Jul
56
57
61
58
52
MayJan AprMar Aug
54
68
Dec
62
52
65
57
Oct
63
Sep
5860
Nov
56
2017 2018
11 mon. 17/18∆-12%
2Q2018
54
1Q2018
53
58
Nov20183Q2018
56
11 mon Jan/Nov∆+16%
Growth of active customer base,
mln people
Client flow in branches, mln people
Digital channels monthly active users (MAU), mln people
Digital channels penetration is growing, mobile app is the key driver of growth
Share of sales through digital channels
~30%23%
Jan 2018 Nov 2018
DAU/MAU, %
31
27
3532
Oct 18Oct 17
Total App
Share of digital sales by products
29%30%
41%39%
Consumer
loan
Deposit
products
Dec 18 (forecast)Dec 17
Strategic initiatives will allow us to remain competitive in the long run
5 Competitiveness Disrupt
Market standards Niche practices
Cu
sto
mer
pen
etr
ati
on
Market novelty
Digitization (Sberbank Online)
“Spasibo” loyalty program
Biometrics
Cashless world
P2P transfers
ecosystem
Government
services
DomClick
Transaction glue
Marketplaces
5
25 ->61 services in digital channels
23% ->~30% sales in digital channels
Chat bot
Investments for mass
segment (PFM)
0% -> 42% clients
identified in the call center
Best card product
(digital card)
Marketplaces
(health)13% -> 20%
mortgages
18 –>64 cities with public
transport card acquiring
Sberbank ID Credit potential
Personalization of customer
service and communication1% ->12% share of real-
time offers
Office 2020
KPIs (beginning of 2018 -> 3Q 2018 or latest available date)XX
Insurance products with
services
◉ “Investments” section in
Sberbank Online
◉ Transfers to other Banks
◉ Opening of broker accounts
◉ Display of broker accounts
◉ Early loan repayment
◉ Statement for visa applications
◉ Transactions history
◉ Government services: Transfer of pension
◉ Government services: Statement from the Pension Fund of Russia
◉ Chat with operator
and chat bot
◉ Removal of mortgage encumbranceе
◉ Conversations in
Sberbank Online
◉ Promotion banners in
Sberbank Online
◉ Display of account details
◉ Credit card loan balance
◉ Optimized work of antivirus
◉ Debit card order
◉ IP-call
◉ Smart search
◉ Auto repayment of credit card loans
◉ Loan application
◉ Credit potential
Customer requests
Sberbank Online: over 25 releases and top 3-4 app in Apple Store …
2018
NEW
NEW
Agents network
~3 000+ agents
~960Consultants + self-
service device
Rural officeSmall rural
office
Mobile bank
office
Auto-shop
Customer
NEW
Cash withdrawal
Payments
Money transfers
Account replenishment
Rural coverage 2020
Banking services ≠ Bank office
… coverage model is also being significantly transformed
Improvement of accessibility from
4 km to 1,7 km (from 60 to 25
minutes by foot)
Growth of accessibility in rural
areas (with 3000+ inhabitants) to
99%
New coverage model
implementation will increase
accessibility without growth in
costs
14
We are successfully increasing our share on the rapidly growing
market of asset management products
The asset management market is growing rapidly…
SOURCE: RA Expert
Asset management market (AuM), trln RUB
Wealth management
Open-end mutual fund
Market share, 3Q 2018
…We are increasing our market share on this market
Change from beginning of 2018
6,4
10,3
2020F2017
Life insurance
30%
19%
37%
CAGR 17%
Pension savings 20%
Financial services for retail customers
Financial services for corporate customers
Non-financial services
16
We strive to achieve an almost fully digital interaction with corporate customers
Monthly active users (MAU) of Sberbank Business
Online, thsd. users
Share of priority services online or remotely
Share of sales through online and remote channels
92%35%
2017 2018 (forecast)
13711492
16601813
2Q2018 4Q2018
(forecast)
3Q20181Q2018
4Q2018
(forecast)
38%
2Q2018
35%
37%
1Q2018
36%
3Q2018
17
Strategic initiatives will allow us to remain competitive in the long run
5 Competitiveness Disrupt
Market standards Niche practices
Cu
sto
mer
pen
etr
ati
on
Market novelty
5
KPI (beginning of 2018 -> year end forecast 2018)XX
SberbankBusiness Online(share of sales through remote channels)
Instant Payments
Online account opening and business registration
Instant Loans:- Large and medium businesses – loan in 7 min- Small and micro businesses >50% pre-approved
loans
Banking for self-employed
Non-financial services
FX trading/algo hedge
38%
Share of priority services available online
Every 3d card Launch in 2019
92%
Business cards (market share)
Brokerage(Number of accounts)
490 th.
90%
Complex industry-
specific lending
3 minutes
20x7
1 minute
23х7
NEW
35%
35%
257 Escrow accounts
NEW
51%
NEW
NEWLaunched
Unique lending and transaction products
Loan in 7 minutes…
• Credit, premium and moment
business cards were launched
• P2B transfers using business
cards
• Compliance procedures for
business cards (setting of limits)
• Issuance of cards in a branch of
choice (not only in the home
branch where the customer is
primarily served)
Offline• Preliminary calculation using cloud
technology
• Analysis of the customer and loan
decision (neural networks)
Online – 7 minutes• Assessment of credit risks
• Selection of product parameters
• Issuing and signing of credit
documentation
… daily transaction services –
business cards
Launched in August 2018 Every 3d card by Sberbank
19
Financial services for retail customers
Financial services for corporate customers
Non-financial services
20
We are developing 3 business models, 2 of which are completely new,
in the basis of Yandex Market
Price comparison Products marketplace Cross-border trade
April 2018 –
deal closure
May 2018 –
beta version
November 2018
– beta version
November 2018 –
country-wide launch
2019 Q2 –
full launch
DAU: >3,0 mln people DAU: >370 thsd people
Your gateway to Russia
>24 000 online stores
>1000 partners on the
platform
>20 000 suppliers
5m+ SKU
Ecosystem for corporate customers
Corporate customer
Banking services
Sberbank business online services
Partial integration(Leads/ advertisement/ products)
Not integrated yet
Business process outsourcing
HR
Lifestyle
Investments
Business Communications
Cash management
Bundles
Business cards
Loans
AccountingOnline accounting, business analytics, accounting outsourcing
Trade supportFiscal data operator, ‘My trade’, Internet shopping processing
Business supportCRM, Microsoft Office 365, ‘Market pulse’
Internet promotion
Settlements and documents
E-Invoicing, invoicing, check of business partners, guarantees , documents constructor, reporting and payments to gov., E-archive
Education
Financial advisor
Business management
Gov. servicesService center
Legal servicesPrivate lawyer 24/7
Marketing
B2С e-COM
Financial products
B2B e-COM
Real estate
Tech. solutionsSberCloud
BUSINESS TRAVEL
Industry specific solutions
Cybersecurity
Strategy 2020 priorities
The best customer
experience
and ecosystem
Technological
leadership
People with new skills in
effective teams
23
New
PlatformPlatform
• Digital channels and
bank products safety
• Security Operation
Center
• New threats search
platform
Reliability
and efficiency Security
• Data availability,
uploading, storage
• Internal data capabilities
• Labs launch
• MVP for innovative
products
Data-driven company
and innovations
• Legacy reliability
• Automated system
(AS) centralization
• Digital back office
• Cost per transaction
• Program implementation
(EFS, PPRB, SFD)
• Platform reliability
• T2M reduction
• Architecture function
Strategy 2020 priorities
The best customer
experience
and ecosystem
Technological
leadership
People with new skills in
effective teams
25
Our employees are operating at close to their maximum productivity …
2020F2017 2019F2018E
Productivity growth
+21%
+18%+3 pp
Note: growth in productivity as a result of headcount reduction, without accounting for growth of business drivers
Strategy 2020 Current outlook
… while we are creating conditions for comfortable and interesting work
Source: analysis of Employee Engagement Survey
consider their work
interesting
are motivated to work on
tasks beyond their formal
responsibilities70%
80%
We are making work interesting…. … and comfortable
# Comfortable
# Accessible
• Accessible to all employees from any point in the world
24/7
• Accessible from corporate devices
• Recruitment, education, assessment, career development in
1 instrument
• HR instruments available to everyone
• Employee management navigation
Q&AStrategy 2020 status
Svetlana Kirsanova Cashless transformation journey
SBERBANK KEY FACTS
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 PRIORITIES
Q&A
TRANSIT
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
RETAIL | SME
CASHLESS RUSSIA
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
6thworld merchant acquirer
1.7 mln POS-terminals
100 % acquiring terminals are contactless
15 mlntransactions in public transport monthly
Sberbank key facts
Source: Sberbank, The Nilson Report
3 days
11th
average card delivery time
world debit card issuer
Every 2nd cashless transaction is contactless
World 1st Visa Digital Card
64 cities are in public transport projectThe best Apple Pay Launch
123 mln debit cards
100 % new card emission is contactless
31
SBERBANK KEY FACTS
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 PRIORITIES
Q&A
TRANSIT
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
RETAIL | SME
CASHLESS RUSSIA
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
18.7 19.8
22.2
25.5
28.5
31.7
35.1 36.7
37.9
40.4
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Retail volume, RUB trln
3% 4% 5%8%
11%14%
18%22%
29%
36%
Share of cashless, %
CASHLESS RUSSIA
Share of cashless retail turnover in Russia grows fast, but still behind global benchmarks
Cashless in retail turnover| Russia Share of cashless retail turnover | Russia vs Benchmark
Source: Federal State Statistics Service, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation Source: Euromonitor, MasterCard Advisors analysis
40 – 80 % 0 – 40 %
o Sweden
o Norway
o Canada
o South Korea
o Finland
o Turkey
o UK
o Israel
o Spain
o Germany
o Russia
o Thailand
o Egypt
o Czech Republic
o UAE
. . . . . . . . .
80 – 100 %
33
3.9 5.0 5.94.2
6.18.2
36.7 37.940.4
2015 2016 2017
Other cashless, RUB trlnSberbank cashless, RUB trlnTotal retail turnover, RUB trln
CASHLESS RUSSIA
Sberbank accelerates cashless growth in Russia
Retail turnover | Russia
Source: Federal State Statistics Service, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation
∆ (17 vs 15)
+ 10 %
+ 51 %
+ 95 %
34
36.7 37.9 40.4
2015 2016 2017 … 2025
Total cashless, RUB trln
Potentinal cashless growth, RUB trln
Total retail turnover, RUB trln
CASHLESS RUSSIA
More to come: RUB 27 trln to reach 70% cashless
Retail turnover | Russia
~ RUB 27 trlncashless volume
forecast
Source: Federal State Statistics Service, The Central Bank of the Russian Federation, Sberbank
22% 29% 36% 36%
34%
35
SBERBANK KEY FACTS
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 PRIORITIES
Q&A
TRANSIT
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
RETAIL | SME
CASHLESS RUSSIA
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
Sberbank boosts cashless behavior by providing tools for individuals and infrastructure for organizations
CASH
Individuals Organizations
Cards
P2P
Digital Products
Loyalty
Wallets
Acquiring
Internet Acquiring
Digital Products
Settlement
Payroll
37
CASH ZONE
Potential to cover RUB 11 trln cash market with cashless solutions
* SME - Small and medium-sized enterprises
Total addressable
market
Card acceptance
Total addressable
market
Card acceptance
1.2 trln
2 trln7.5 trln
Transportation
Retail
School
GovernmentservicesSME*
0.3 trln
38
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION
Public Transportation
44cities in the world
(exc. Russia)
75
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
3
4
7
19
Belarus
Canada
France
Kazakhstan
Malaysia
South Africa
USA
Belgium
Italy
Ukraine
Czech Republic
Poland
UK
Russia is the world leader in cashless public transportation with more than 80% projects launched by Sberbank
Source: Sberbank
64
40
Public Transportation
Customer behavior changes after public transportation acquiring launch
KrasnodarPublic transport acquiring launch
Growth of Cashless rate of frequent travelers*| Krasnodar
Russia
* Cashless Rate = POS / (POS+CASH)Frequent travelers – passengers with 25 and more trips
31.3%
46.1%47.3%
51.7%50.4%
52.8%
58.2%
51.4%
54.4% 53.9%55.2%
26.3% 26.9% 27.9% 28.5%27.4%
33.4%
29.6% 30.3% 29.2%30.7% 30.3%
07.2017 08.2017 09.2017 10.2017 11.2017 12.2017 01.2018 02.2018 03.2018 04.2018 05.2018
Share of cashless | Frequent travelers, %
Share of cashless | Average cardholders, %
+ 23.9 p.p.
+ 3.4 p.p.
41
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
Government services | MFC* payments
Source: Sberbank
Successful pilot in Moscow: share of cashless payments reached 30% upon launchAll MFC offices will be equipped with acquiring terminals till the end of 2019
Cash + Fee
Before
Free cashless payments
Now
• Payments available at public terminals only; paid in cash with a fee applied
• Instant cashless payment
* MFC - multifunctional center
• No fee for clients and no need to wait in line for public terminal
43
RETAIL | SME
RETAIL | SME
Micro retail business still predominantly uses cash
The key reason for low acceptance is high merchant discount rate
Total addressable cash market is RUB 11 trln
45
QR PAYMENT | PAPER POS
QR provides benefits to both individuals and organizations
• Lower card acceptance cost as no equipment is needed
• Opportunity to pay by phone without NFC
46
SBERBANK KEY FACTS
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 PRIORITIES
Q&A
TRANSIT
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
RETAIL | SME
CASHLESS RUSSIA
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Digital Card |No Plastic
World first Visa Digital Card that can be used offline (240k cards issued from oct. 2018)
Plastic card
Before
Card without plastic that lives in your phone
Now
• Online ordering
• Instant issuance in 3 taps
• Pay everywhere without plastic, including offline
• Need to visit the office to pick up
48
Digital Service | Card blocking
Cards blocking process redesigned, 50+ % of blocking now done in digital (nov. 2018)
Office / IVR
Before
3 steps in the app
Now
• Clear guidelines on process steps
• Detailed information at the end of process
• Cost saving for the bank (RUB 150 mln per year)
• Non-transparent process
• Long wait
• No visibility of current status
• Expensive process for the bank
49
Digital Service | Expired card re-issuing
AI selects convenient card delivery branch (cost savings RUB200+ mln)
No choice
Before
AI selects convenient office
Now
• AI calculates probability of the event “client gets the card”
• Deliver the card to the branch where it was issued originally
• AI selects card delivery branch convenient for the client based on his/her behavior
50
SBERBANK KEY FACTS
CASHLESS TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 PRIORITIES
Q&A
TRANSIT
GOVERNMENT SERVICES
RETAIL | SME
CASHLESS RUSSIA
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
TOP 2019 priorities
Client experience
Operational experience
Uncommon products
Platform
AI-transformation
Government services
Ecosystem
52
Q&ACashless transformation journey
Mark Zavadskiy Ecosystem development
SBERBANK ECOSYSTEM FOCUSED ON NON-BANKING DIGITAL SYSTEMS
55
3TOP
player
x
x
Industries
Year horizon
4
5
December 2017
E-Real estate
DomClick
B2B Marketplace
Cybersecurity
Telecommunications
Advertising
B2B Services
FinTech
Lifestyle
E-Health
Current directionsIn progress
Future ideas
Identification
Cloud services
IoT
B2B Business Process
Outsourcing
E-Auto
Job Classified
Smart Data
Professional services
Technical support
Logistics
Unified
Communications
B2С E-Commerce
Sberbank Telecom
B2B Business Process
Outsourcing
SBERBANK ECOSYSTEM FOCUSED ON NON-BANKING DIGITAL SYSTEMS
56
E-Real estate
DomClick
B2B Marketplace
Cybersecurity
Telecommunications
Advertising
B2B Services
FinTech
Lifestyle
E-Health
Identification
Cloud services
SberCloud
December 2018
IoT
Logistics
E-Auto
Job Classified
Smart Data
B2C E-commerce
IoT Laboratory
Smart HomeSberMarketing
SberBPO
SberLegal
Loyalty Program Centre
Professional services
Sberbank Service
Technical support
СОВРЕМЕННЫЕ
ТЕХНОЛОГИИ
Current directionsIn progress 3TOP
player
x
x
Industries
Year horizon
4
5
Unified Communications
B2С E-Commerce
FoodPlex
SBERBANK NON-BANKING SUBSIDIARIES
57
CLIENT METRICS
2.5mn MAU
632k medical records per year
Average deposit amount : 18.6bn RUB
450k active paying devices per year
5m+ SKU, Beru, Bringly
CLIENT METRICS
No of car credits granted (1M-11M 2018): 108k
Active users: 85.9k
Proportion of applications in Moscow: 38%
1m MAU in all channelsFoodPlex
DomClick
EVOTOR: PROFESSIONAL SERVICES IN A MOBILE TOOL TO REPLACE OFFICE
58
345kNo of sold online checkout
terminals, 9M 2018 810kNo of online terminals
within Ecosystem, 9M 2018 2.7kNo of developers,
9M 2018 1mNo of online checkout terminals
to be sold, 2020 target
The most functional checkout
terminals for SME
Affordable solutions for large,
middle and small companies
The best Ecosystem for SME
TOP-1 IN SMART TERMINALS CATEGORY
TOP-1 IN FISCAL DATA OPERATOR
SYNERGIES FOR COMPANIES
Various financial services: payment instruments, acquiring,
settlement and cash services, lending, encashment, etc.
Solutions for micro- and SME businesses
Transacting, agency revenue types, revenue sharing model,
selling of services etc.
SBERBPO – LEADER IN ACCOUNTING AND STAFFING OUTSOURCE IN RUSSIA
59
800+ No of clients ,2018 70k+No of clients’ employees
serviced, 2018 30+ Serviced business industries
SberBPO
LEADER IN OUTSOURCINGACCORDING TO RAEX 2017
Large and middle-
sized business
solutions
Accounting and staffing
outsourcing
Legal outsourcing
(standardized services)
Operations
(support an insurance, Telecom
and Factoring subsidiaries )
Complex services
(management accounts etc.)
Accounting outsourcing
SaaS
(online accounting
services and staffing)
Staffing outsourcing
Legal outsourcing
(standardized services)
Micro and small-
sized business
solutions
Realized services with Sberbank
Partner’s services
New services to be realized
750+ No of staff, 2018
343kNo of medical
appointments, 2018 43kNo of doctors in the
database, 2018 1.8m Customer base, 2018 2.8k No of clinics, 2018
DOC.DOC: THE BIGGEST E-HEALTH MARKETPLACE IN RUSSIA
Tourism
Medical
appointmentAppointment
with HITelemedicine Check-ups
Marketplace
Account
Second opinionHealth
insuranceRecord
Recommend
ationWearables
TOP-1 TELEMEDICINE SERVICES PROVIDER IN RUSSIA
C L I E N T S
C L I N I C S
T E L E M E D I C I N E
D I A G N O S T I C C E N T E R
L A B S
D R U G S T O R E S
M E D I C A L C O N C I E R G E
G A D G E T S
O T H E R F I N A N C I A L
I N S T I T U T I O N S
R E T A I L
C O R P O R A T E
W E A L T H M A N A G E M E N T
R E T A I L M A R K E T
C O R P O R A T E M A R K E T
Share of commercial market: 70% in Moscow 40% in Saint-Petersburg
60
FOODPLEX: FORMATION OF A LEADER IN THE DIGITAL LIFESTYLE MARKET
61
15mNo of restaurant
visits per month 140% Growth rate in reservations
made per year
FoodPlex
Leader in business processes
automation for restaurants in
Russia and other CIS countries
Leader among marketing and
loyalty programme platforms for
restaurants
TOP-1 service for table
reservations, restaurant search
and recommendations
Restaurants
Clients
43k
10k
listed restaurants
restaurants available for
reservation
580k
300k
13k
MAU web mobile
MAU web desktop
Reservations made per months
1685
115
restaurants
new restaurants joining
per month
180k
7m
1,6m
20k
MAU
cheques per month
check-ins per month
payments via mobile app per
month
30k
470
55
active restaurants
Number of new restaurants
per month
Market share, %
50%+Annual growth rate
in No of restaurants
ONE OF THE MOST COMPETITIVE OFFERS IN
THE TELECOM INDUSTRY WITH FLEXIBLE
PRICING AND HIGH QUALITY SERVICE
SBERMOBILE
62
85.9No of active users,
2018 221.2RUB/month,
ARPAU ~90%Distributions through
Bank channels, 2018 160Average MBOU per active
user, 2018
SYNERGIES FOR COMPANIES
Automation of the data exchange with the Group
Integration of IP telephony in the mobile application SBBOL
Sending push notifications to improve marketing
efficiency
Joint marketing promotion in online and offline channels
of the Bank
Support for simcomat
IvR in Internet acquiring
Synergy realized
Synergy to be done
SYNERGIES
63
Included in financial and insurance
bundles for retail clients
Integration with the Bank’s Loyalty
Program
BERU - SBERBANK ONLINE DOCDOC
EVOTOR
93% of sim cards have been sold via
banking channels
25% of products have been sold via
corporate channels
Loyalty Program Centre
SBERMOBILE
VISIONLABS SEGMENTO
Face recognition has been
implemented in branches
Improving marketing efficiency
of the Bank, allowing for better
client targeting
B2B-solutions
B2C-solutions(realized via
Sberbank Online)
Maksim Grishakov E-commerce
Yandex Market (JV) Ecosystem and its elements
65
#1 bank in
Russia
Domestic and
cross-border
e-commerce
platforms
Red
Market
In-house and
3rd party
logistics
solutions
Retail logistics
solutions
Value added
services for
merchants
Merchant
support
#1 search
engine in
Russia
Yandex Market
Ecosystem
(YME)Product
inspiration and
evaluation
platform
Parent company
service offering
Core consumer
value proposition
Value added
services
Domestic product inspiration and evaluation
platform, helping customers identify what they
want to buy, and where to buy it
Provides merchants with direct traffic to their
website
Domestic e-commerce marketplace with 1P and
3P sales, along 15 product categories for basket
shopping
Cross-border platform with controlled logistics for
safer deliveries and international branded
products
JV with Yandex.Market
Estimate for FY 2018
LEADING SERVICE FOR PRODUCT SEARCH
AND COMPARISON
160+bn RUB,
GMV
DAU3.0+mn
Launch of the service on the basis of user-
generated content (UGC)
Launch of the offline FMCG pilot
Number of orders growth over 20%
800
450Cross-
border
1,250
>160
2018E
Domestic
~20% of Domestic
e-commerce passes through
the Yandex Market platform
E-commerce market in Russia, RUB trln.
Source: www.akit.ru
666
374
1,040
2017
+20%
Number
of orders20mn
66
JV with Yandex.Market
DOMESTIC MARKETPLACE
Launch of beta testing - May 2018,
end of beta testing – October 2018
Launch of 15 categories of products
Launch of the advertising campaign for Sberbank clients
(Sberbank Online, Text-bank, Spasibo loyalty program)
Establishment of the first regional fulfilment centre in
Rostov-on-Don, allowing for next day delivery (NDD)
introduction in the future
>1000 Partners 370k+ DAU
100k+ SKU
ONE OF THE FASTEST-GROWING
MARKETPLACES IN RUSSIA, GAINING
POPULARITY IN TOP CHARTS
>70%
Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Beru GMV growth
Piloting completed67
Beru!
Beru!
Guaranteed stock of key
products
Multiple safe payment
options
Multiple options for
delivery
2
3
1
4Quality control by
Beru
68
Categories of consumer items on “Beru”
15
Computer hardwareElectronics Appliances Goods for repair Washing and cleaning
Children's goodsHousehold products Goods for cottages Food Beauty and hygiene
Sports and recreationHealth Livestock products Souvenirs Christmas goods
Beru opened its first regional warehouse in Rostov in early December
Regional Rostov warehouse opening to
1. Support next day delivery (NDD)
delivery to Southern Federal District
2. Develop regional logistics capabilities
between Moscow and ‘Southbound’
population centers
3. Leveraging existing warehouse
capabilities and logistics infrastructure
Strategic priorities
Next day delivery
3-4 warehouses to be established
Highly efficient warehouse management
system
Built in-house platform and our
technologies
70
Beru is actively working with Sberbank to lower client acquisition
costs and quickly reach a wide audience
71
Cross-border market is the fastest-growing segment of the Russian e-commerce
~370 RUB
bln
Total value of cross-border e-commerce
market in 2017
~37% CAGRGrowth rate of cross-border market over
2015-2017
250 RUBAverage order value (AOV) for Chinese
platforms
~90% Share of packages, coming from China
~50%Share of cross-border value, coming from
China
~284 mlnNumber of parcels from cross-border
stores, 2017
72
Bringly at a Glance
Over 5 million
products available
for purchasing now
and
20 million by the
end of 2019
Average delivery
lead time 10 days,
average order
value +1000 RUB
Merchants from
China, Turkey,
Korea, India and
Israel.
UK, Germany, US,
France and Italy to
be added in 2019
Unique M2M
(marketplace-2-
marketplace)
partnerships with
Hepsiburada and
N11.
More marketplaces
to come…
73
Development of the marketplace concept for cross-
border trading has been completed
Trading agreements with marketplaces from India,,
Korea, Turkey, etc.
Faster delivery options with warehousing capabilities in
Latvia
goods available 5m+suppliers 20k
CROSS-BORDER PLATFORM, OFFERING HIGH-QUALITY
LOGISTICS SOLUTIONS AND BRANDED MERCHANDISE
7-10 Days, delivery to Moscow
for most orders
Exclusive sets of
best-sellers5 m SKUs already
offered
74
Bringly Global Logistics Network
Logistics Hub
- Dedicated line for registered mail
- Dedicated line for SRM
- Dedicated line for SSRM
Logistics hub
- Dedicated line
express delivery
Bonded Warehouse
Super fast delivery optionLogistics Hub
- Consolidation of
orders
from UK, US and EU
95% delivered
within 15 days95% delivered
within 7 days
95% delivered
within 7 days
95% delivered
within 10 days
Logistics hub
- Dedicated line postal /
express delivery
Logistics Hub
• Dedicated line for SRM
• Dedicated line for SSRM
• Express delivery channel
Fulfilled by Yandex (FBY) -
bonded warehouse solution for
the best selling items.
Warehouse located in Riga,
Latvia
75
Key strategic initiatives and focus for 2019
Further development of cross-
border trade on the Russian market
with a pool of unique products
• Development of 3 main product
categories: Fashion, Electronics,
Beauty and Health.
• Building relationships with key
partners in Europe and the
United States to achieve an
effective model of cross-border
trade
• Improving cross-border
shipping services. Ensuring the
speed of delivery is not more
than 10 days for 95% of
shipments
• Preparing for expansion to the
CIS countries after building up
business processes in Russia
Marketplace Cross-borderСервис сравнения цен
The development of the current
product with a wide range of
options for choosing WHAT to buy
and not just WHERE to buy
• Regional and categorical
expansion
• Restarting Mobile Application
• Development of user
community, development of
UGC, feedback.
• Prepare a basis for future
growth in FMCG and
comparing offline prices
• Exploring offline Product
Comparison opportunities
Develop in-house warehouse order
processing capabilities
• Creating your own contact
center to provide customers with
the best service.
• Building a day-to-day delivery
network in the vicinity of its own
FF centers.
• Development of a network of
own pickup points
Logistics
Development of operating
technologies and investment in low
prices
• Assortment development in 15+
product categories.
• Starting work on the technology
of cross-docking and drop-
shipping
• Creating convenient tools for
Merchants (analytics, price
management)
• Investing in attractive prices
• Creation of a highly scalable
content production factory
76
Q&AEcosystem development
E-commerce
Coffee break20 min
Nikolay Frolov Macroeconomic trends
WHAT TO EXPECT FROM OIL MARKET?
80
SBERBANK EXPECTS $62/BBL IN THE MIDTERMMARKET CONDITIONS
OVERSUPPLY
• Oil supply exceeded consumption first time
since 1Q17
• US oil production is growing fast and now
around 11,7mb/d (+23% YTD)
• OPEC+ will cut production by 1.2 mbd
DEMAND GROWTH MAY SLOW DOWN
• The IMF cut global economic growth forecast
to 3,7% for 2019 (-0,2pp)
• US-China trade war
• Risks for emerging markets growth
0
20
40
60
80
2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Sberbank Min of Economy
MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS IMPROVED
81
-3,0
-1,5
0,0
1,5
3,0
4,5
2010 2012 2014 2016 2018 2020
World Russia
ECONOMY IS OUT OF RECESSION
RISKS FALL TO PRE-CRISIS LEVELS, 5-YEAR CDS SPREADCONSUMPTION AND WAGES ARE RECOVERING
CBR POSTPONES MONETARY ACCOMMODATION
Sources: IMF WEO, Rosstat, CBR, Reuters, Sberbank CMR
0
5
10
15
20
0
5
10
15
20
Jan-15 Sep-15 May-16 Jan-17 Sep-17 May-18
Key rate, % Inflation, yoy
-15
-10
-5
0
5
10
15
Q1-2015 Q1-2016 Q1-2017 Q1-2018
Private consumption, yoy Wage growth, yoy 0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
Jan-14 Sep-14 May-15 Jan-16 Sep-16 May-17
Which Inflation Indicator Matters For the Monetary Policy
82
BANK ACTS WHEN THE INFLATION PRESSURE, NOT THE ANNUAL RATE
Source: Rosstat, Bank of Russia
-2
0
2
4
6
8
10
12
Jan 16 Jul 16 Jan 17 Jul 17 Jan 18 Jul 18
Key rate Actual inflation, %yoy Annualized core, %
CAPITAL OUTFLOWS IN EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES PUT PRESSURE ON RUSSIA…
83
INTENSIFICATION OF CONCERNS ABOUT EM…
Stock market indexes, January 2018 = 100%
… LED TO CAPITAL OUTFLOWS FROM RUSSIA
Nonresidents’ OFZ holdings
-2%
-12%
80
85
90
95
100
105
110
115
Jan 18 Apr 18 Jul 18 Oct 18
MSCI World MSCI Emerging Markets
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
Jan 12 Jan 13 Jan 14 Jan 15 Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan 18
Holdings, bln roubles
Market share, % (rhs)
Source: Thomson Reuters Source: Bank of Russia
… BUT RUSSIA IS RATHER RESILIENT TO EXTERNAL SHOCKS
84
RUSSIA HAS LOW DEBT, GROWING TRADE SURPLUS AND SUFFICIENT RESERVES
Source: World Bank, IMF
EXTENSIVE GROWTH DRIVERS ARE EXHAUSTED
85
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
52
54
56
58
60
62
64
66
68
2006 2008 2010 2012 2014 2016 2018
Загрузка мощностей (среднее за 3 месяца), %
Безработица, % (п.ш.)
LACK OF FREE CAPACITY
Capacity utilization (3m SMA)
Unemployment (RHS)
• The unemployment hits record low
• Capacity utilization is close to maximum
55
57
59
61
63
65
67
69
71
73
75
1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2035
With raising the retirement age
Without raising the retirement age
LABOR FORCE IS SHRINKING
• Number of employed will have decreased by 1,3 mln to 2025
• Labor force participation ratio is 73,4% (OECD average – 71,3%)
NUMBER OF EMPLOYED, mln
“NOW, HERE, YOU SEE, IT TAKES ALL THE RUNNING YOU CAN DO, TO KEEP IN THE SAME PLACE”
86
GDP growth = 1.5% a year
The next time the GDP
will double in 50 years
The next time the GDP
will double in 20 years
ONE GENERATIONTWO GENERATIONS
WITHOUT STRUCTURAL REFORMS
REFORMS + TECHNOLOGICAL BREAKTHROUGH
THE ECONOMY WILL GROW, BUT HOW FAST?
GDP growth = 3.5% a year
OR
FISCAL POLICY TO FOCUS ON ECONOMIC GROWTH
87
17,8 20,1
29,1 27,2
30,423,8
22,7
23,9
5,0
0
20
40
60
80
100
2017 2021
Undetermined
National economy
and human capital
Social policy
National defense and
security
Others
-1,1
-3,4 -3,6
-1,5
1,9 1,6
1,00,7
-6
-5
-4
-3
-2
-1
0
1
2
3
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
EXPENDITURES ARE NOT GROWING
• Spendings are planned to be around 34.5% GDP
BUDGET IS PLANNED TO BE IN SURPLUS
General government fiscal balance, %GDP
BUT: SPENDINGS ARE TO BE MORE GROWTH-FOCUSED
Government expenditure structure, %
GOVERNMENT PROCLAIMS INVESTMENT INCREASE
• “Undetermined” spendings could be spent on
economic growth support
BASELINE SCENARIO: OIL PRICES WILL BE AT $62/BBL
88
ASSUMPTIONS INVESTMENT – DRIVER OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
2,54,1
4,84
4
7,8 7,87,5
76,8
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
CPI inflation, % Key rate (r.s.), %
14
65,4
18 13 20
58,462,9 68,5 69,0 69,5
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Capital outflows, USD bln Exchange rate (rub/usd)
CBR WILL CUT THE KEY RATECAPITAL OUTFLOWS WILL STABILIZE
• Oil prices: $62
• VAT rate increases from 18% to 20%
• Raising the retirement age
• Public investment growth
• Relaunch of foreign currency purchases in the
1Q and deferred purchases in the 2Q 2019
1,5 1,6 1,42 2,2
4,3
1,62,6
3,5 3,6
2017 2018 2019 2020 2021
Real GDP growth, % Investment (r.s), %
Growth Structure by Industries, 2019
89
GROWTH DRIVERS AND LAGGARDS GROWTH DRIVERS IN MANUFACTURING
-3 -2 -1 0 1 2 3
Manufacturing
Construction
Mining
Transportation
Healthcare
Education
Public administration & Defence
Culture
%, YoY
Textile industry
Chemical industry
Metallurgy
Mechanical engineering
Dzhangir Dzhangirov Risk Management
SBERBANK GROUP LOAN PORTFOLIO AS OF October 1, 2018 (IFRS)
%
STAGE3+POCI
%
COR (%)
%
8.4% 1.2%
Sberbank of Russia
KEY RISK METRICS FOR
THE GROUP
GROUP LOAN PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE
90.8%
SBE
3.2%
CIS SB*
3.0%
Other
3.0%
* Subs CIS = Kazakhstan + Belarus + Ukraine91
2.4%1.9%
3.4%
2.1% 2.3% 2.3%
01.01.14 01.01.15 01.01.16 01.01.17 01.01.18 01.11.18
-1.1 pp
6,527
7,887 7,768 7,358
7,863 8,643
2,029
3,787 4,502
3,985 3,909 4,265
2 029 2 226 2 068 2 228 2 283 2 230
01.01.14 01.01.15 01.01.16 01.01.17 01.01.18 01.11.18
RUB
FX
FX rebased
SBERBANK: CORPORATE LOAN PORTFOLIO KEY QUALITY TRENDS (RAS)
92
CORPORATE LOAN PORTFOLIO, SBERBANK, RAS
RUB bn
SHARE OF NPL90+ ON BALANCE
THE SHARE OF DEFAULTS AND RESTRUCTURED LOANS
2.3%3.0%
8.8%7.6%
7.2% 7.5%6.7% 6.4%
4.8% 5.0%
01.01.14 01.01.15 01.01.16 01.01.17 01.01.18 01.11.18
Share of defaults
Share of restructured
defaults
+5.8 pp
Drivers: Oil&gas
Real estate
Metallurgy
PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE BY INDUSTRIES
RUB12,908 bn
Metallurgy
&mining
Oil&gas
Real estate
13%
12%
12%
9%8%7%
6%
6%
6%
5%4%
4%4%4%
Trade
AgroMachinery
Utilities&telecom
Energy
Construction
Transport
Other
Financing&
leasing
Chemical
State&municipal
SME LENDING TRENDS (SBERBANK STANDALONE, RAS)
93
SME
Large corporates
CIB
• .
Portfolio and NPL90+ breakdown
12 908RUB bn
Portfolio, RUB trln
1,41 1,491,26 1,16
1,381,65
01.01.14 01.01.15 01.01.16 01.01.17 01.01.18 01.11.18
+31.1%
NPL90+,%
8,6% 8,6%
12,1% 11,4%
8,6%6,6%
01.01.14 01.01.15 01.01.16 01.01.17 01.01.18 01.11.18
-5.5 pp1,2%
X,X
%- NPL90+ Ratio
3,1%
6,6%
• SME SEGMENT:
• 13% OF CORPORATE PORTFOLIO
• ~90% BY NUMBER OF LOAN AGREEMENTS
• SME LENDING DRIVEN BY NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO IMPROVE ASSET QUALITY
01/07/18
5,594
01/11/18
6,103
3.22% 3.12%
SBERBANK: RETAIL LOAN PORTFOLIO – 41% OF THE MARKET (RAS)
Banking sector without
Sberbank8.3%
Sberbank (RAS)3.1%
NPL90+ SHARE. SBERBANK VS BANKING
SECTOR
as of 1 October 2018
2.7
LEVEL OF NPL90+
on balance
PORTFOLIO
RUB bln
94
0,0%
0,4%
0,8%
1,2%
1,6%
Jan
2016
Jul
2016
Jan
2017
Jul
2017Mortgages Consumer loans Total
Stable quality of the Mortgage Portfolio even as
LTV grows
66,1%
71,7% 74,1%
30%
50%
70%
90%
2016 2017 October 2018
14,8%13,6%
19,2%
46,6%
44,4%45,3%
30%
35%
40%
45%
50%
10%
15%
20%
25%
30%
2016 2017 October 2018
Incoming PTI (left axis) PTI in loans (right axes)
Risks in segments with meaningful debt burden
are managed by risk strategy
0,0%
0,2%
0,4%
Q1 16 Q2 16 Q3 16 Q4 16 Q1 17 Q2 17 Q3 17
1. LTV up to 75%, incl. 2. LTV 75%-80% (incl.) 3. LTV 80%+
NPL90+ @ 12mobNPL90+ @ 12mob
SBERBANK: RETAIL RISK STRATEGY MANAGEMENT (RAS)
VINTAGE ANALYSIS BY PRODUCTS
Mortage and consumer loans
VINTAGE ANALYSIS BY LTV SEGMENTS
Mortgage loans
vintagesvintages
vintages
vintages
95
The collection indicators have been improving for the past 3 years
89.41%
92.39% 91.88%92.62%
93.95%
97.72% 98.06% 98.13% 98.07%
85%
90%
95%
100%
Jan 16 Jan 17 Jan 18 Apr 18 Sep.18
1–30 1–180
2.54% 2.42% 2.29%
1.87%
0.66%0.70% 0.65% 0.67%
2.08%
1.71%1.55% 1.43%
November 1, 15, 4:54:4 p.m. November 1, 16, 4:54:4 p.m. November 1, 17, 4:54:4 p.m. November 1, 18, 4:54:4 p.m.
Consumer loans Mortgages Credit cards
Portfolio risk is sustained at a low level
Loan quality indicators are stable
MORTGAGE LOANS CONSUMER LOANS CREDIT CARDS
0,0%
0,5%
1,0%
1,5%
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
30+@2 mob 90+@12 mob 90+@36 mob
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
30+@2 mob 90+@6 mob
90+@12 mob 90+@24 mob
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3 4 1 2 3
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
30+@2 mob 90+@6 mob 90+@12 mob
SBERBANK: MAIN RISK QUALITY METRICS OF NEW LOAN ISSUANCES &RETAIL LOAN PORT. (RAS)
EL POINT-IN-TIMEExpected losses for the portfolio by the end of the period in one year
ACCUMULATED COLLECTION by vintages of 1+ overdue loans on the horizons of 1-30, 1-180
vintages vintages vintages
vintage
96
– use of provisions + change of fair value
PORTFOLIO DYNAMICS BY STAGES, PROVISION RATE & COR 12М 2018 + 2019 FORECAST (IFRS)
97
LOAN PORTFOLIO BY STAGES COR FOR 12 MONTHS 2018 + forecast for 2019
1
1
CHANGE OF THE SHARE OF STAGES IN PORTFOLIO PROVISION RATE CHANGE BY STAGES IN THE PORTFOLIO
RUB trillion
2—the provision amount is calculated for each stage
2
12М’19
forecast
Common
COR
~1.3%
1.6% 1.4% 1.2%7.4% 7.6% 7.3%
63.6%68.7% 69.7%
01.04.2018 01.07.2018 01.10.2018
Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3+ POCI
81.3% 80.8% 80.0%
9.3% 10.8% 11.6%9.4%8.4% 8.4%
01.04.2018 01.07.2018 01.10.2018
Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3+ POCI
0.4%
1.1%1.4% ~1.5%
0.5%1.0% 1.2% ~1.3%
0.8%
0.8% 0.9% 0.9%
3M'18 6M'18 9M'18 12M'18
forecastCorporate(АС+FV)
Total
Retail
1.7 1.6 1.61.6 2.0 2.3
14.3 15.2 15.5
17.6 18.8 19.4
01.04.2018 01.07.2018 01.10.2018
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage
3+POCI
RWA DENSITY OF THE GROUP HAS BEEN SUBSTANTIALLY DECREASING IN 2018 (IFRS)
98
108.6%
104.6%
102.6%
RWA TO ASSETS RATIO
IFRS, %
Standardized approach IRB
-2.0 p.p.
-6.0 p.p.
WE WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE THE RWA DENSITY BY:
• IMPROVING IRB MODELS
• EXPANDING IRB PERIMETER
• STREAMLINING PORTFOLIO STRUCTURE USING RORWA
-6.8
p.p.
101.3%
97.5%
95.6%
Standardized approach IRB
-1.9 p.p.
-5.7 p.p.
RWA DENSITY AND 2019YE FORECAST
IFRS, %
FORECAST
94.5%
2019YE
CB
FI
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFORMATION OF CORP. BUSINESS and FIN. INSTITUTIONS CREDIT PROCESS
2016
2018
Working with
the client
Verification Analysis Due diligence Risk
expertise
Decision
makingClose
the deal
>20days
ONLINEapplication
Riskexpertise
Risktools Close
the dealOn-line risk estimate
ON-LINEmonitoringof the news flow
Evolution ofof models
DigitalAnti-fraud
DigitalCash Flow
EvergreenLimits
RoboticProcess
automation
Digitallimitmonitoring
ON-LINELimits
ON-LINE LIMITS FOR BANKSDECISION < 1 MINUTE
DECISION MAKING IN LESS THAN 1 HOUR FOR 65% OF THE CUSTOMERS
DECISIONS MADE WITHOUT HUMAN
INTERVENTION99
TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION OF RETAIL CREDIT PROCESS
Verification Risk
expertise
Decision
making
Signing
the contract
2016
2018
Data
analysis
Disbursement without visiting a branch
0 fieldsCredit
potential
Real Time Decision
New modelswith risk-adjusted return
Application
152 fields
Visiting
branch
Application
0 fields
Automated
decision making
Disbursement
of a loan
Saving time for our clients
automatic form filling
approving a loan in 5 minutes
70%of decisions
are human-free
~2days
<10 minutes
Disbursement
of a loan
100
New sources for building models
New methodsand tools for modeling
Neuralnetworks
Cash flowmodeling XGBoost
Classifier
Graphanalytics
Transaction data in the Bank
EVOLUTION OF MODELS — Application of AI algorithms
Open internetdata
Operators of fiscal data
Info part of CHB
History of relations with the Bank
Aggregatorsof fin.reports
Increasing models’ precision
Saving clients’ time on document collection
Quick response to negative information
101
From minimizing risk to maximizing value
Maximizing NPV of retail portfoliowithin set risk appetite levelconsidering clients sensitivity
CBLNew strategy for setting a limit
Higher loan issuances thanks to increasingclients’ satisfaction within set limits
Risk-adjusted
return
New approval strategy considering maximizing NPV for a loan application
Higher margin thanks to lending in high-returnsegments
VBP New strategy for setting the % rate
Higher loan issuances and higher marginthanks to customer retention by offeringbetter % rate
102
Evolution of CF modeling and stress-testing
models for large and medium size segments
models for largest clients
Working with Excel models of different types generates potential
models
Infrastructure with 40 projectedservers
of automated quality checks for CF models
(machine learning)
stress-testing of CF models
for portfolio testing (stress PD)sensitivity analysis
models uploaded
to complete a basic individual stress-
test
sensitivity analysis
Portfolio analysis covers the entire unit
2017Excel models contain a big array of valuable information which
2018
103
WORKFLOW system
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Alexander Morozov Banking sector trends
Financial Plan 2019
Sberbank Guidance 2018 – on track
106
EFFICIENCY Cost to income Ratio (CIR)
PROFITABILITY
NIM (average)
Net Fees & Commissions Growth
Cost of Risk
ROE
CAPITAL CET 1 CAR under Basel 3 for the Group
2018 Guidance
Below 35%
Over 5.5%
High-teens
Around 130 bps*
Over 20%
Over 11.5%
*Subject to FX volatility
Sberbank key metrics as of 3Q 2018
107
Assets 30.1%
Corporate loans 32.8%
Retail loans 41.4%
Mortgages 55.8%
Credit card balances 45.2%
Corporate deposits 24.1%
Retail deposits 44.6%
Utility payments 55.7%
Internet acquiring 32.6%
Pension distribution 62.3%
90 mln active retail clients
in Russia, including
2.4 mln active corporate
clients in Russia, including
43 mln payroll clients and
pensioners
62.4 mln active “Sberbank
Online” and text banking users
1.7 mln active users of
Sberbank Business Online
digital platform
17 mln Sberbank Online DAU
56 mln Sberbank Online MAU
2.1 mln SME clients
Banking sector trends
Corporate loans Retail loans
160
170
180
190
200
210
220
18 000
20 000
22 000
24 000
26 000
28 000
30 000
1.01.14 1.07.14 1.01.15 1.07.15 1.01.16 1.07.16 1.01.17 1.07.17 1.01.18 1.07.18
RUB, bn $, bn
RUB-denominated
FX-denominated
2 000
3 000
4 000
5 000
6 000
7 000
8 000
9 000
Jan-14 Jul-14 Jan-15 Jul-15 Jan-16 Jul-16 Jan-17 Jul-17 Jan-18 Jul-18
RUB, bn
Mortgage loans
Other retail loans
Retail and ruble-denominated corporate lending driving growth
Russian sector data Russian sector data
109
Stabilizing asset quality while ruble-denominated corporate loans recover slower
Asset quality of corporate loans Asset quality of retail loans
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
Ruble loans overdue
FX loans overdue
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019
NPL 90+, %
Overdue 1D+ ratio, %
Russian sector data Russian sector data
110
Funding mix in line with FX asset dynamics
Corporate funds Retail funds
150
160
170
180
190
200
210
10 000
12 000
14 000
16 000
18 000
20 000
22 000
RUB, bn. $, bn
80
82
84
86
88
90
92
94
96
98
100
12 000
13 000
14 000
15 000
16 000
17 000
18 000
19 000
20 000
21 000
22 000
1.01.14 1.07.14 1.01.15 1.07.15 1.01.16 1.07.16 1.01.17 1.07.17 1.01.18 1.07.18
RUB, bn $, bn
FX-denominated
RUB-denominated
FX-denominated
RUB-denominated
Russian sector dataRussian sector data
111
The banking system maintain currency liquidity through proactive
reduction of FX loan portfolio
Changes in FX liquidity as a result of operations with
clients in the previous 12 months
- 40
- 30
- 20
- 10
0
10
20
1.01.14 1.07.14 1.01.15 1.07.15 1.01.16 1.07.16 1.01.17 1.07.17 1.01.18 1.07.18 75%
80%
85%
90%
95%
100%
FX LDR*
Russian sector dataRussian sector data
112
The default rate of banks remains at
about 10% per year for the fifth year
15,0
%
3,3
%
6,7
%
6,7
%
6,7
%
10,0
%
14,0
%
7,3
%
8,0
%
7,9
%
9,7
%
12,7
%
18,0
%
9,0
%
14,7
%
13,3
%
14,1
%
15,0
%
12,2
%
7,0
%
11,0%
13,0% 13,9%
9,5%
11,5%
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
1-20 21-50
51-200 201-500
500+ Total default rate
46%39%
52% 51% 50%
67%
148%
72%102% 67%
-150%
-100%
-50%
0%
50%
100%
150%
200%
-1200
-800
-400
0
400
800
1200
1600
2014 2015 2016 2017 10М18
Pre-tax Income of profitable banks
Incl. Sberbank Pre-tax Income
Loss of loss-making banks
Sberbank share in Income of profitable banks, % (RS)
Sberbank share in Income of all banks, % (RS)
RUB bn
Profitability of the Russian banking system increases
113
Russian banking sector growth in 2019
114
CORPORATE LOANS
+5-7 %
RETAIL LOANS
+15-18 %
CORPORATE DEPOSITS
+8-11 %
RETAIL DEPOSITS
+5-7 %
SB
ER
BA
NK
SEC
TO
R
In line with
the sector
Slightly better
than the sector
Slightly better
than the sector
In line with
the sector
Financial Plan 2019
Financial plan 2019
116
ROE
Net Income
growth
Equity
growth
Net Interest Income growth
Net F&C Income growth
Cost of Risk
Cost to Income Ratio
Loan growth portfolio
Net Interest Margin, average
Clients funds growth
20%+
10%+
10%+
Around 10%
>15%
>5.5%
Around 130 bps
-50-100 bps
Around 10%
6-9%
Operations with bank cards
>20%
Brokerage
>60%
Corporate payments and
settlement transactions
>20%
Sberbank guidance 2019
117
EFFICIENCY Cost to income Ratio (CIR)
PROFITABILITY
NIM (average)
Net Fees & Commission Income Growth
Cost of Risk
ROE
CAPITAL CET 1 CAR under Basel 3 for the Group
2019 Guidance
-50-100 bps yoy
Over 5.5%
Mid-teens
Around 130 bps*
Over 20%
Over 12.5%
2018 Guidance
Below 35%
Over 5.5%
High-teens
Around 130 bps*
Over 20%
Over 11.5%
*Subject to FX volatility
“Obstacles are those frightful
things you see when you take
your eyes off your goal”
Henry Ford
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