zanaco | presentation to the domestic institutional investors
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Bruce DickManaging DirectorZambia National Commercial Bank Plc. March 30th, 2015
Partnering With Businesses For Growth
A Presentation to the Domestic
Institutional Investors
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Contents
o Zanaco On A Pageo Market Overviewo Results 2014o Asset Qualityo Liquidity & Capitalo Strategyo CSRo Dividendso Conclusion
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Zanaco On A Page
Previously state-owned, privatised in 2007;
Rabobank 45.6% withManagementrights
Strong Retail Bank franchise, relatively new
Corporate, &Treasurybusiness
One of the largest Banks in Zambia; Top 1 - 4
positions(19banks)
Full product range in payments, collections,
cash management, trade, lending, & account
services
First to market; ATMs, Mobile Banking (Xapit),
SMSbanking
Actual ‘13 Actual ‘14
Total Assets (K mn) 6,972 6,664
Equity (K bn) 868 1,001
Tier 1 ratio 19% 20%
Actual ‘13 Actual ‘14
Turnover 837 973
PAT 186 143
ROE 21% 14%
Operational C/ I 65% 62%
Actual ‘13 Actual ‘14
Shareholding 100 100
Rabobank 46 46
GRZ 25 25
LIZARA (nominees of ZNFU) 3 3
Public 26 26
Clients > 750,000 > 850,000
Branches & Agencies 64 64
Cards > 947,000 > 1,000,000
Zanaco Xpress (SME Agents) 167 244
ATMs 170 184
POS machines 690 708
Employees 1,324 1,391
Source: Zanaco
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Market Overview
Source: BOZ
Copper: Downwards pressure closing around US $ 5,600 from av. of US $ 6,700 in the early part of 2014
Fiscal Policy: Increased GRZ borrowing in 2014 to meet infrastructure investments. Progress made TSA system targeting completion by 31 Dec 2015.
Monetary Policy: Tighter monetary policy maintained by BOZ in 2014; Increased bank Statutory Reserve Ratios (SRR) (8→14%), included GRZ & Vostro deposits in reserve ratio computations (0→14%), increasing MPR, and withdrew liquidity through OMO. Kwacha depreciated by 22%, and inflation higher than
targeted, thus negatively impacted cost of business
Challenging Operating Conditions….
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Financial Performance (IFRS)
….Consistent Growth despite challenges
• Strong Revenue growth• Costs under control• Increased SRR caused;
Unwinding longer dated investments ata time when market conditions weretight resulting in exceptional loss
K 441 million in liquidity to betransferred to BoZ
Reduction of investable funds thusimpacting overall asset growth
• Deposits and Assets down due to; Focus on resolving post implementation
issues of the new core banking system Sell down of investment assets
• However, Efficiency trending in the right direction Equity remains strong
• Invested in capacity for further sustainedbusiness growth
Source: Zanaco
Financial Highlights
(K Million) Actual ‘13 Actual ‘14 Change
Revenues 838 973 16%
Operating expenses 542 606 12%
Exceptional Loss - 104
PBT 264 214 -19%
Impairment 32 49 53%
Tax charge 78 71 -9%
PAT 186 143 -23%
Deposits 5,522 5,054 -8%
Assets 6,972 6,664 -4%
L & A (net) 2,988 3,139 5%
Equity 868 1,001 15%
Operational C/ I 65% 62% -4%
Dividend/share in ZMW 0.005 0.005 0%
EPS in ZMW 0.022 0.016 -26%
ROA 2.9% 2.1% -26%
ROE 24% 14% -39%
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Financial Performance (IFRS)
Source: Zanaco
….Retail, Food & Agriculture among the Key Drivers For Growth
…We start from the base of the pyramid
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Financial Performance (IFRS)
Source: Zanaco
NPLs Higher than Where We Want them to Be….
…Our Medium Term Target for NPL
remains a sustainable 5%
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Financial Performance (IFRS)
Source: Zanaco
…Nevertheless Liquidity & Tier 1 Capital remains
Consistently Strong
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Strategic Focus
o Increased attention on our core segments;
Personal
SME
Food & Agriculture
GRZ
o Service improvement key for our strategic
positioning
o Innovation to anchor our distribution and
product approach
o Consistent financial stability and growth
oMaintaining strong staff engagement and
pride is the binding factor for our success
o Preserving a high level of Corporate Social
Responsibility
Strategy; Consistent & Focused supported by Technology, &
Distribution Capacity which we Continue to invest in
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Strategic Focus
Source: Zanaco
….SBUs Positioning in line with Strategy
Strong collaboration and co-oporationcreates efficiency in resource allocation
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Competitive Position
Source: Published & BOZ website
….Scale and Scope Advantages are key to our Competitive Positioning
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Zanaco K 618 mn 1 53% 64% 19% K 788 mn 1 61% 67% 18% K 808 mn 1 55% 65% 20% K 922 mn 1 61% 65% 20%
Barclays K 534 mn 2 49% 67% 22% K 729 mn 2 78% 69% 16% K 591 mn 4 71% 75% 15% K 653 mn 4 68% 69% 15%
Stanchart K 475 mn 3 49% 51% 16% K 707 mn 3 60% 45% 20% K 709 mn 2 65% 46% 22% K 808 mn 2 60% 52% 19%
Stanbic K 438 mn 4 58% 66% 13% K 662 mn 4 70% 58% 21% K 692 mn 3 67% 61% 22% K 793 mn 3 68% 62% 24%
First National Bank K 62 mn 9 51% 152% 15% K 178 mn 7 69% 115% 20% K 212 mn 6 83% 91% 39% K 357 mn 6 81% 75% 26%
Market K 1,694 mn 52% 68% 17% K 2,105 mn 62% 66% 19% K 2,543 mn 62% 67% 25% K 3,130 mn 62% 64% 24%
Key Peer Metrics
2011 2012 2013 2014
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Corporate Social Responsibility
Source: Zanaco
….It Begins with Building Capacity within Our Environment
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Development of Dividends & Capital Gains
Source: Zanaco
…We have Consistently endeavored to Balance the needs to fulfill
Our Shareholders’ expectations, & also to further build future
Business Capacity
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Conclusion
Source: Zanaco
Challenging year and Business Operating Environment But Leader
of the Pack Position in our Chosen Segments remains a Key
Strategic Objective
o Revenue model remains strong and trending in the right direction
o Liquidity, & capital strong & fully compliant with Basel II
o Internal challenges relating to post implementation of our new core banking system, but now resolved
majority of issues;
Customer experience improving
Reduced queues in our distribution channels
Management time and effort more focused on external issues
But had significant cost pain
o External pressure to remain strong
o But our focused strategy, and strategic positioning key to maintaining lead position in our chosen segments
oWe remain a strong retail banking franchise with focus in key developmental areas, while at the same time
growing our shareholders’ value
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