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SHAREHOLDER’S ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
11th June 2012
Jacobo González-Robatto
Chief Financial Officer
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Disclaimer
This presentation has been prepared by Banco Popular Español solely for purposes of
information. It may contain estimates and forecasts with respect to the future development
of the business and to the financial results of the Banco Popular Group, which stem from the
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1. Financial results evolution
Agenda
2. Banco Pastor integration process
3. Royal Decree RD 02/2012 y 18/2012
4. Conclusions and perspectives for 2012/2013
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2011 was influenced by a strong pressure on margins… across the banking industry
(€, million) 2011 2010 Change Change(%)
Net Interest Income 2.087 2.432 -345 -14,2%
Fees and commissions 686 675 11 1,6%
Trading and other income 224 291 -67 -23,0%
Gross operating income 2.997 3.398 -401 -11,8%
Expenses -1.369 -1.303 -66 5,1%
Pre-provisioning profit 1.627 2.095 -468 -22,3%
Provisions and extraordinaries -1.183 -1.316 133 -10,1%
Net profit 480 590 -110 -18,7%
Gross loans evolution 98.873 98.213 660 0,7%
Retail funds 61.285 60.582 703 1,2%
Note: 2010 figures ajusted to Allianz-Popular Holding transaction
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… However, 1Q12 results already show a strong recovery on margins…
(€, million) 1T12 4T11 1T11 Change Change(%)
Net Interest Income 693 527 516 +177 +34,3%
Fees and commissions 186 170 172 14 8,1%
Trading and other income 56 48 88 -32 -36,3%
Gross operating income 935 746 776 159 +20,5%
Expenses -397 -366 -326 -71 21,8%
Pre-provision profit 539 381 450 +89 19,8%
Provisions and extraordinaries -399 -305 -338 -61 18,1%
Net profit 100 76 186 -86 -46,2%
Gross loans evolution 117.955 98.873 98.364 19.591 19,9%
Retail funds 79.590 61.285 61.866 17.724 28,7%
Note: 1T12 figures include Banco Pastor contribution as of 17th February (1 month and 11 days)
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10,47,4 6,0
3,9 2,6 2,5
31,5
22,4
POP POP
ex-
PAS
Bank
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Bank
2
Bank
3
Bank
4
Bank
5
Bank
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Quaterly net interest income evolution 1Q12 Net interest income / Average total assets 1Q12
Source: quarterly financial reports SAN Spain, BBVA Spain, Caixabank, Banesto, Sabadell and Bankinter 1Q12
European banks: KBW & Credit Suisse
… a trend that contributes to mantain our leading position in margins and efficiency
1,951,79
1,58 1,49 1,461,29
1,10
Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank 3 Bank 4 Bank 5 Bank 6
(%) (%)
39% 42%
60%
Spanish Banks European Banks
Efficiency ratio compared to the sector
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This operating performance has been possible thanks to the extraordinary commercial performance of our bank…
5,9%
10,2%11,9%12,5%
13,8%
20,3%
Bank 1 Bank 2 Bank 3 Bank 4 Bank 5
(%)
ICO’s market share March 2012 Loans and Deposits market share evolution
Note: Combined market share Popular + Pastor Other resident sectors
6,0%5,8%
5,4%
6,2% 6,4%
5,9%
dec-09 dec-10 dec-11
Deposits Loans
3.2x natural credit
market share +50bps
+60bps
Source: Santander, Bankia, BBVA, Sabadell and La Caixa. Note: Popular + Pastor “ICO” = public funding to SMEs channeled through banks
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Customers base increase
(*)
• 47,723 new individuals
• 17,672 new SMEs
Retail Deposits up (*)
• 3,2bn New Deposits since Dec-11
* Note: Popular standalone
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38.130
29.086
23.512 23.286 23.129
2008 2009 2010 2011 1Q12
On the balance sheet side, we continue improving the commercial gap (difference between loans and deposits) without reducing credit access to our clients…
39%
174% 149% 136% 135% 125%
Evolution of the gap between loans and deposits and LTD ratio
38.130
19.389
2008 1Q12
Evolution of the commercial gap (standalone Popular)
€-18,700 Mn
(€, million)
(€, million) … due to the exceptional performance of deposit gathered from clients. We keep on reducing wholesale markets dependancy.
Ratio loans/deposits
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Senior debt
1.227 92700
13.281
167
1.473
2012 2013 2014 >2014 2nd line of
liquidity
Potential GGB
capacityEMTN GGB
1.9113.078
3.254
7.757
2012 2013 2014 >2014
(€, Mn)
1,640
3,009
(*)
Popular + Pastor medium and long term maturities and the 2nd line of liquidity
(*) After haircuts
1,277 0 92
Data as of March 2012 including Banco Pastor
Covered Bonds
4.6x covered with 2nd
line of liquidity & GGB
capacity
Covered bonds re-usable on ECB
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… the liquidity of our bank continues in very good position: as we keep a comfortable liquidity buffer (€13,000m) which covers 4.6x our senior maturities…
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…NPLs are still a challenge to manage as a consequence of the crisis, albeit we are in a better position comparing to the sector. The impact is being compensated by an exceptional level of provisions: in 2013 we will have provisioned €20,000m.
NPLs increase is lower than in the system
20.000
200
2007 2013E
0.3%
20%
(Specific provisions, € million, % over RWAs)
€ 20,000 m in provisions
Evolution of provisions
6 , 0 3 %5 , 9 9 %
4 , 8 1% 4 , 9 1% 5 , 0 4 % 5 , 17 %5 , 2 7 %
5 , 4 4 %5 , 5 8 %
5 , 8 5 %
6 , 3 5 %
8 , 16 %
7 , 5 1%
7 . 16 %
6 , 6 9 %
6 , 11%5 , 8 2 %
5 , 4 8 %5 , 3 2 %5 , 2 9 %
5 , 0 4 %
D ec-
0 9
M ar-
10
Jun-
10
Sep-
10
D ec-
10
M ar-
11
Jun-
11
Sep-
11
D ec-
11
M ar-
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NPL ratio evolution
Popular & Pastor Average Spanish industry* Popular
213 bp.
Like-for-Like
181 bp.
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Evolution of core capital
… Our capital, and despite the high provisioning effort, ranks in a leading position compared to the market and without public support.
We keep our solvency intact
6,47%7,17%
8,57%9,43% 9,80%
9%
9,84%10,04%
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 1Q2012 Spanish
Banks
European
Banks
55%
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… as we had been already working for months to prepare ourselves for an extremely complex & changing regulatory environment
Main measures
• Succesful margins management, that has allowed us to post the
biggest increase of the net interest margin in 1Q12
• That will allow us to achieve a pre-provisioning profit close to
€4,400m over the next two years
Reinforce our pre-provision
profit
• Issuance of € 1,100m € of new MCN in 1Q12
• Exchange of c. € 700m of MCNs for new MCN computable for EBA
• Exchange of MCNs for shares in 2Q12 for c. €450m
• 10% QoQ reduction of pro-forma risk weighted assets in 1Q12 and
we continue working on plans to further optimize our capital
• Capital increase of €700m announced after Pastor adquisition and
that will be carried out in the next 9 to 12 months
Capital measures
Capital gains • Identifying c.2,000m € of gross capital gains to be executed during
the next months
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First conclusion to be made, is the strong recovery of margins and income levels and an expectional pre-provision profit already achieved in 1Q, which allow us to face a still very challenging 2012
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Key-messages 1Q12
• Credit coverage increased 15 p.p. to 50% and RE coverage increased
10 p.p. to 42%
• We have already absorbed 60% of the new Royal Decree Law
02/2012 in 1Q12
A sound liquidity position
• Efficiency ratio improves to 39%, 36% Popular standalone
• Expect synergies of the Pastor integration to be above the initial
estimates. Pastor will have a strong contribution from year 1
Strong reinforcement in
coverage
• Net interest income+31% QoQ and +34% YoY (+25% Popular
standalone). Total Recurrent Revenues +20%. Pre-Provisioning
Profit up by 20% to €539m
Solid revenues
Efficiency and Pastor
integration
• We have reduced our wholesale funding reliance over the last 3 years
by 50% (from €38 bn to €19 bn Popular standalone). Loan to
deposits ratio of the combined Group improves to 125% with
€13bn+ liquidity buffer.
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1. Financial results evolution
Agenda
2. Banco Pastor integration process
3. Royal Decree RD 02/2012 y 18/2012
4. Conclusions and perspectives for 2012/2013
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Banco Pastor adquisition adds a profitable business model since day 1, in addition to a very low execution risk
(1) Net interest margins over total assets. Note: Information as of 1Q2011 except Unicaja, BBK and Caja Vital as of 1Q2011
Average: 1,18%
1.61% 1.59% 1.46%
1.31% 1.31% 1.17% 1.13%
0.94% 0.92% 0.90% 0.82% 0.72%
0.57%
1.05% 1.01%
1.66%
Popular Popular + Pastor
Sabadell Pastor Unicaja BBK Banca Cívica
CaixaBank Ibercaja BMN NCG CAM Bankinter Bankia Unnim Cat Caixa
Corporates & SMEs 68%
Other private individuals 6%
Popular: Total net: €98,200Mn
Mortgage retail 26%
Corporates & SMEs 66%
Other private individuals 4%
Mortgage retail 30%
Pastor: Total net: €21,300Mn
Comparison of Net interest income (1)
Business models
Banco Pastor’s business model is very profitable and similar to Banco Popular, focusing specially on SMEs
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Pastor contibutes with an excellent franchise in its core region with ample room for further improvement
17.0% 19.8%
Credit market share (Pop + Pas) Deposit market share (Pop + Pas)
1,826 clients increase since the adquisition 17% deposit market share in Galicia and
penetration level below franchise capacity
16 1Penetration level calculated as market share per volumens and market share per branches
16.0%
16.6% 17.9%
17.6% 24.8%
16.6% 14.9%
11.4%
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154147
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2012E 2013E 2014E
Initial Synergies Updated Synergies
Synergies revised up: +12% over initial
estimates
Restructuring costs revised down
Annual Synergies (€Mn)
Synergies and restructuring costs following Pastor acquisition, better than initially planned
Note: Data for Popular & Pastor
NPV of Synergies up
+19% to €947mn from €799mn
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Return on investment above cost of equity (ROI est. 12%-17%)
Popular initially estimated significant synergies to spring from the acquisition, which represent approximately 70% of the value of the transaction
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1. Financial results evolution
Agenda
2. Banco Pastor integration process
3. Royal Decree RD 02/2012 y 18/2012
4. Conclusions and perspectives for 2012/2013
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Recent meassures announced by the Spanish Government for the restructuring of the financial system are extremely demanding
1st change: Royal Decree 02/2012: • Increase of the coverage level for foreclosed assets from 30% up to 35%, 50% or
60% depending on the type the asset, and adding a capital buffer between 15% and 20% • Increase of the coverage of real estate loans (NPLs and substandart) and adding
a generic provisions of 7% for the performing credit
2nd change: Royal Decree 18/2012: • Increase of the coverage level for performing real estate loans through a generic
provision (additional to the existing 7%) of 7% for finished buildings, of 22% for buildings under construction and 45% for land and others
• Transfer of the foreclosed assets, at book value to asset managing companies.
• Next regulatory steps: valuation of the credit portfolio by two independent auditors, and stress test and revision of the auditing through external auditing companies
• Calendar for Popular: 2 years to fulfill both Royal Decrees 02/2012 and 18/2012
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Popular will carry out a capital increase already announced in October 2011 for the Pastor acquisition in the next 9-12 months, depending on market conditions.
Main highlights from the New Business Plan incorporating the two new Royal Decrees (RDL 02/2012 and RDL 18/2012) to be submitted to the BoFS envisages as well an aggressive asset divestment and provisions for the non real estate book in Spain as well.
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Popular will carry out an asset divestment plan
Popular incorporates in its plans provisions above the expected loss figures calculated through its Basel II advanced internal models for non Real Estate corporates and individuals portfolios
In 2012-13 Banco Popular will cover all the provisions requirements of the two new Royal Decrees
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2.4
1Q12 2Q12 2H12 1H13 2H13 Total
4.0
In 2012 y 2013 we will cover the provisions of the two RoyalDecreeLaw’s, both generics and accelerated provisions…
Schedule for P&L and capital
(€, Bn)
7.3
3.3
2012 & 2013
Provisions RDL 02/12 and 18/12
Total provisions RD 02/12 Total provisions RD 18/12
• Pastor integration will allow us to charge provisions against capital (FVA)
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(€, Bn) RD 02/2012 RD 18/2012
Total 4.0 3.3
Note: Out of the €7.3Bn of provisions, €4.1Bn are generic provisions, that if not used at 31.12.13, will be used for other portfolios
Note: prliminary business plan
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53%
32%
Dic-11 2013E
… After fulfilling the two RDL’s, coverage of the total RE exposure will reach 43%
Coverage of RE exposure (credit + foreclosed) (1) Coverage of Foreclosed (1)
(2) NPA: NPL’s + foreclosed+ write-offs
43%
16%
Dic-11 2013E
+27p.p.
Coverage of RE Credit (1) Coverage of RE NPA (2)
35%
11%
Dic-11 2013E
+24p.p.
57%
32%
Dic-11 2013E
+25p.p.
+21p.p.
P.S: These coverage levels exclude any value from collaterals
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(1) Includes RE capital buffer and write-offs
(1) Includes RE capital buffer and write-offs
(1) Includes RE capital buffer and write-offs
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Capital gains realized 2009-11 Sources of future capital gains 2012-13
Joint venture (credit cards and consumer credit with actual profits c.120m€)
Branch network sales
Sale of Life & Pensions Insurance business in Portugal
Non accelerated asset sales and others
Branch network sale (creation of Targobank)
Allianz Joint Venture in Life, Pensions & AM
Branch network Sale & Lease-back
Non accelerated asset sales and others
Total €1.5 Bn Total c. €2 Bn Est.
We will carry out an asset disposal plan that will lead us to lower capital consumption and significant capital gains
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Popular incorporates in its plans provisions above the expected loss figures calculated through its Basel II advanced internal models for non Real Estate corporates and individuals portfolios
Non RE Coverage including provisions and write-offs in Spain
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• Banco Popular accumulated Expected Loss coverage at 2013 will be at 7.9% of the Non RE portfolio (including write-offs).
Popular (2012+2013)
Total Non RE Exposure (SME’s, Corporates and individuals) as of 31/3/12
€ 79 Bn
Expected loss based on IRB models (1) € 2.2 Bn
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Non RE Stock of provisions as of 31/03/2012 € 1.2 Bn
Non RE Provision charges in Business Plan 2012-2013 (EL coverage + accelerated)
€ 1.6 Bn
Total Non RE provisions at the end of the period € 2.8 Bn
Expected Loss covered with provisions at 2013e + Accumulated Non RE write-offs in Spain 2007-1Q12 (%)
7.9%
(1) Note: expected loss projection from IRB models to exposures under standard models (ie: Pastor). In case of no models, the most conservative expected loss is applied. Preliminary business plan.
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Popular expects, in spite of the massive provisions, to generate profits in 2012 and 2013, and significantly higher in 2014 as a consequence of the accelerated provisions and its capacity to generate ordinary and extraordinary income
Estimates of P&L 2012-13
(€, Bn) 1Q12 1Q12 x 4 2012E 2013E
Net Interest Income 0.7 2.8 2.8 2.9
Total Income 0.9 3.8 3.8 3.9
Pre Provision Profit 0.5 2.2 2.1 2.3
Provisions RDL 02/12
Against capital: 2.2
Against P&L: 0.2
Against capital: n.a.
Against P&L: 0.8
Against capital: 2.5
Against P&L: 1.5
0.0
Provisions RDL 18/12
0,2 0,8
Against capital: 0.9
Against P&L: 1.8
0.6
Non RE Provisions in Spain: IRB Models EL coverage
0.5 0.5
Non RE Provisions no in Spain: accelerated above EL
0.0 0.6
Write-offs recoveries and rest of provisions
-0.04 -0.0
Capital Gains 0 - 1.7 0.3
Net Profit 0.1 0.4 0.3 0.6
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Note: prliminary business plan
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Capital: we will comply with new requirements with a reasonable capital excess (keeping the current sovereign buffer)
Estimates of EBA Core Capital
8,70%
9,95% 10,20%10,80%
1Q12 2Q12 4Q12 4Q13
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Note: includes 700m € capital increase already announced in October 2011 for the Pastor deal, to be executed the next 9-12 month depending on market conditions, and schedule of provisions and capital gains. Capital gains included have an impact on CT1 of +75bp.
Note: prliminary business plan
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Conclusions regarding the Royal Decrees: in Popular business plans as of June 10th, we rule any public capital injection. We incorporate in our current Plan the new regulatory changes, actual and accelerated provisions in its books of RE, Non RE and private individuals
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Popular expects, in spite of the massive provisions, to generate profits in 2012 and 2013, and significantly higher in 2014 as a consequence of the accelerated provisions and its proven and exceptional capacity to generate ordinary and extraordinary income
Popular will carry out an asset divestment plan that will derive in lower capital consumption and significant capital gains
Popular incorporates in its plans provisions above the expected loss figures calculated through its Basel II advanced internal models for non Real Estate corporates and individuals portfolios
In 2012-13 Banco Popular will cover all the provisions requirements of the two new Royal Decrees to cover the Real Estate risks, both performing and non performing
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Popular will carry out a capital increase already announced in October 2011 for the Pastor acquisition in the next 9-12 months, depending on market conditions. As of 31st December 2013, we will have a significant capital buffer, without taking into account the extremely likely surplus of generic provisions from RDL 18/2012
Note: prliminary business plan
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1. Financial results evolution
Agenda
2. Banco Pastor integration process
3. Royal Decree RD 02/2012 y 18/2012
4. Conclusions and perspectives for 2012/2013
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We have started the year with a very strong operating performance
Key-messages 1Q12
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• Credit coverage increased 15 p.p. to 50% and RE coverage increased
10 p.p. to 42%
• We have already absorbed 60% of the new Royal Decree Law
02/2012 in 1Q12
A sound liquidity position
• Efficiency ratio improves to 39%, 36% Popular standalone
• Expect synergies of the Pastor integration to be above the initial
estimates. Pastor will have a strong contribution from year 1
Strong reinforcement in
coverage
• Net interest income+31% QoQ and +34% YoY (+25% Popular
standalone). Total Recurrent Revenues +20%. Pre-Provisioning
Profit up by 20% to €539m
Solid revenues
Efficiency and Pastor
integration
• We have reduced our wholesale funding reliance over the last 3 years
by 50% (from €38 bn to €19 bn Popular standalone). Loan to
deposits ratio of the combined Group improves to 125% with
€13bn+ liquidity buffer.
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Outlook 2012/2013
• Provisions booked in NPL’s and RE Assets will allow us to gradually
dispose these assets in a profitable manner
Excellent competitive
position
• Our strong capacity to generate revenues and synergies (PPP est. €2
Bn) plus one-offs would allow us to face all the extraordinary
provisions of the Royal Decree Law and still post profits in 2012 (c.
€300 Mn). Net profit in 2013 should increase significantly thanks to
the accelerated 2012 clean-up
Strong coverage increase
• Macro, Micro and Regulatory environment will still be very
challenging
Complex environment
Strength and recurrence of PPP
€2 Bn
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• Our efficiency in costs and revenues, a good liquidity position and a
high level of capital will allow us to take advantage of all the
opportunities that a restructuring market offers
• In 2012 and 2013 we will achieve provision level through pre-
provisioning profit and extraordinary gains, generating profits in
both exercises. In addition, we will carry out an asset disposal plan
Royal Decree fulfillment in 2
years