Title: Innovative Thinking
1Innovative Thinking
in Retail Banking
Investor Pre - Roadshow Presentation April 2008
2 Our Focus
- Individuals
- in need of
- basic low cost banking
3We deliver on four core needs
- Accessibility
- Affordability
- Simplicity
- Personal Service
3
4The Unique Business Model
Unique / Innovative Technology
Providing
Simplified / Focused Product Range
Via
Customer Focused Low Cost Delivery Channels
Transactions
Annuity
ATM POS INTERNET CAD CELL
Branches Mobile Bank
4
5The Capitec Bank Revolution Our Technology
Platform
- Features
- Paperless
- Process Driven
- Real Time Delivery
- Cashless
- Central Control no branch back office
- Handle high volume transactions efficiently
- Structure
- Open Platform
- Windows-based
- Scaleable
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6Simplified Focused Product Offer - Structure
- Transactions
- Purchases
- Transfers
- Debit orders
- Stop orders
Multi loan
Savings Account
1 / 3 / 6 month loans
Focus Save Accounts
12 / 18 / 24 / 36 month term loans
Cash Wallet
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7Simplified Focused Product Offer - Price
- Savings and Transactions
- Aggressive
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8Our People
- Cultural alignment
- Service driven
- Recruit for potential, train for skill
- Team approach
- Zero to hero in 7 weeks
- Firm Foundations
- Ongoing investment in competency
- E Learning
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9The Market
Average Income Spread
Target Market 17m
Household Income after statutory deductions
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10Client Base
10
11Salary ClientsAge
11
12Loan ClientsAge
12
13Loan ClientsIncome Level
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14History
- Microlending
- Bank (2000/1)
- - Management team
- - Determining strategy
- - Bank licence
- - PASA membership
- - IT platform
- Conversion
- - Microlending to bank
- - Deposit taking
- - Client conversion to bank with Capitec
- 4. Growth Strategy
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15Group Operations Structure
PSG Group 34.9
Management 8.79
BEE groups individuals 15.99
Other 24.53
Non-ex directors (excl black directors) 15.79
CAPITEC BANK HOLDINGS (CBHL) Listed and
registered as a bank controlling company
100
100
75
Key Distributors (FMCG wholesaler)
Capitec Bank (Retail bank)
Other (No activity)
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16Management
- CEO
- Riaan Stassen (54)
- CFO
- Andre du Plessis (46)
- Other Executives
- - IT Chris Oosthuizen (53)
- - Risk Christian van Schalkwyk (52)
- - Human Resources Leon Venter (46)
- - Operations/Sales Gerrie Fourie (44)
- - Marketing Corporate Affairs Carl Fischer
(51) - - Credit Risk Jaco Carstens (39)
- Ian Abrahams (39)
- - Card Services Business
- Support Andre Olivier (40)
- Faick Davids (31)
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17Employment Equity Profile
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18Key Risks and Mitigants
- Credit
- Liquidity
- Regulatory
- Systems
- Interest rate
- Taxation
-
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19Liquidity Management
- Banking Crisis 2000/1 - Philosophy
- Caution top priority (even over
profitability) - Retail deposits - payout when requested
- - cash usage
- - short term loans
- Facilities - don't bank on it
- - used for convenience
- Fixed vs fluctuating rates
- Forex - cover all positions
- - no appetite
- Simplicity / no complex structures
-
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20Liquidity - History
- Initial strategy Self funding
- Build trust Retail savings deposit base
- Wholesale funding agreements
- Un-published ratings
- Preference shares
- Published ratings
- BBEE
- Short term corporate paper
- DMTN
- Retail term deposit base
-
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21Basel II Pillar 1 Minimum Regulatory Capital
Requirement
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22Basel II Pillar 2 The Supervisory Review
Process
- Supervisory Review and Evaluation Process
(SREP) - Risk Management
- Capital Management
- Capitec Internal Capital Assessment Process
(CICAAP) - Foundation Internal Ratings Based
approach (FIRB) for credit risk
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23Basel II Pillar 3 Market Discipline
- Regulation 43 Public disclosures
- Quarterly, Bi-annual and Annual disclosures
- Dedicated Website Page under Investor relations
-
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24National Credit Act (NCA)
- Act
- Income components ceilings
- Procedures, rules output
- Debt counseling mediation
- VAT leakage
- Opportunity
- Strategy (pre-empting effect)
-
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25Financial Highlights
26Holdings vs Bank results
- IFRS Holdings Equity settled in
Statement of Changes in Shareholders
Equity Bank Cash settled through Income
Statement
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27Loans Advanced
6,000
5,162
4,500
3,449
2,863
2,259
3,000
Rm
1,904
1,477
1,500
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
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28Number of Loans Advanced
28
29Loans advanced per product
29
30Impairment per product
30
31Net Transaction Fee Income
31
32Value of Savings Deposits
32
33Operations
34Bank Branches
34
35ATMs
35
36Employees
36
37Profitability
38Headline Earnings
38
39Headline Earnings per Share
300
259
250
222
200
165
150
Cents
101
100
70
45
50
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
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40Return on Equity
40
41Cost to Income Ratio
41
42Shareholder Funds
1,217
1,117
1200
900
564
R'm
600
473
426
384
300
0
2003
2004
2005
2006
2007
2008
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43Market Capitalisation
43
44Total Assets
44
45Going Forward
46Going forward
- Investment
- Distribution
- - 25 Branches
- - 75 Mobile Banks
- - 50 ATMs
- - 2 250 POS devices
- Technology
- - Branch Streamlining
- Challenges
- Cash-plastic
- Economy
- Competitors
- Funding
- Crime
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47Thank You
Questions ?