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Agenda Introduction The numbers Banking Group Momentum Looking forward Another excellent performance 2005 % Headline earnings 7 602 32% Headline earnings 7 338 20% (excl foreign currency translation)


  1. Transaction & customer volumes driving fee income % Bank commissions and fees 20 18 16 7.1 14 12 3.5 10 8 8 5 6 Inflation Inflation 4 3.5 2 4.5 0 2004 2005 Price New client volume Volumes

  2. Diverse trading income R’bn Forex business 29% 8 25% 7 6 5 4 3 Equity & 16% financial markets 2 71% 79% 17% 37% 14% 1 0 Transactional Trading Investment Insurance Knowledge Other 2004 2005

  3. Equity related earnings Shareholder funds R’bn 23% 8 25% 7 6 Private equity 77% 5 4 3 16% 2 17% 37% 79% 14% 1 0 Transactional Trading Investment Insurance Knowledge Other 2004 2005

  4. Private Equity – value added R’m CAGR + 19% 1200 1000 800 600 400 200 0 2002 2003 2004 2005 Profit before tax Unrealised profit

  5. Insurance income continues to grow R’bn FNB 33% 8 25% 7 6 5 4 WesBank 3 16% 67% 2 79% 37% 17% 14% 1 0 Transact ional Trading I nvest ment I nsurance Knowledge Ot her 2004 2005

  6. Key revenue drivers Interest income 6.6% Bad debts 15.2% Non interest income 33.8% Income from associates 49.9% Revenue growth 22.9%

  7. Associate income up 50% R’m 400 + 58% 300 + 34% 200 + > 100% (13% ) + > 100% 100 0 OUTsurance WesBank Private Equity Listed Other investments 2004 2005

  8. Key revenue drivers Interest income 6.6% Bad debts 15.2% Non interest income 33.8% Income from associates 49.9% Revenue growth 22.9%

  9. Building blocks of growth 10% Real EPS Growth Revenue Operational Capital + + = Growth Leverage Efficiency ROE = WACC plus 10%

  10. Operational leverage drivers Operating expenditure 18.0% Taxation 20.1% Expenses growth 18.3%

  11. Operating expenditure + 18% Other Africa 6% Other 5% Africa 5% 6% RMB RMB 5% 5% WesBank WesBank 12% 12% FNB FNB 72% 72% 2004 2005

  12. Investing for growth Infrastructure New business Base costs Ansbacher + 6% + 6% – 2% + 8% + 18% 191 225 339 156 RMB + 32% � Infrastructure + 7% 1207 � New business growth 12389 + 12% FNB + 16% WesBank + 20% � Origination costs � Origination costs + 2% 10503 + 2% � Advertising + 2% � Infrastructure + 3% � Profit share + 7% � Advertising + 1% 2004 FNB RMB WesBank Ot her Ansbacher 2005 divisions

  13. Operational leverage – a challenge The challenge 62 60 60 58 56 56 55 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Cost to income

  14. Operational leverage drivers Operating expenditure 18.0% Taxation 20.1% Expenses growth 18.3%

  15. Effective tax rates 30% 4.5% 5.3% 15% 24.6% 24.0% 0% 2004 2005 Direct tax Indirect tax

  16. Building blocks of growth 10% Real EPS Growth Revenue Operational Capital + + = Growth Leverage Efficiency ROE = WACC plus 10%

  17. Superior ROE and economic value 2005 2004 Return on assets 1.84 1.67 X X Gearing multiple 15.0 15.7 Return on equity 27.6 26.3 - - Cost of equity 12.7 13.6 Shareholder value add 14.9 12.7 Continued shareholder value creation

  18. Momentum Group

  19. Key numbers Headline earnings 19% Return on equity 25% Return on EV 28%

  20. Key numbers Headline earnings 19% Return on equity 25% Return on EV 28%

  21. All divisions perform well R’m 2005 2004 % Insurance operations 685 595 15 Asset management operations 247 175 41 Group operating profit 932 770 21 Investment income on 355 311 14 shareholders’ assets Group headline earnings 1 287 1 081 19

  22. All divisions perform well R’m 2005 2004 % Insurance operations 685 595 15 Asset management operations 247 175 41 Group operating profit 932 770 21 Investment income on 355 311 14 shareholders’ assets Group headline earnings 1 287 1 081 19

  23. Positive gearing on local earnings Strong market growth Positive Retail new business + 25% gearing Expenses + 5%

  24. Local insurance operations + 19% R’m 900 (5% ) 29% (8% ) 3% 800 19% 700 600 500 400 2004 Existing Mom entum New ventures New business 2005 businesses International growth

  25. All divisions perform well R’m 2005 2004 % Insurance operations 685 595 15 Asset management operations 247 175 41 Group operating profit 932 770 21 Investment income on 355 311 14 shareholders’ assets Group headline earnings 1 287 1 081 19

  26. Strong performance from domestic asset management R’m 2005 2004 % Local operations 178 109 63 International operations 69 66 5 Headline earnings 247 175 41

  27. Strong growth in funds under management 15% R'bn R'bn 63% 150 12 10 R4.6 bn R20 bn 140 8 130 6 120 4 110 2 0 100 2003 2004 2005 2003 2004 2005 Retail Institutional

  28. Key numbers Headline earnings 19% Return on equity 25% Return on EV 28%

  29. Return on embedded value growth + 28% Earnings + 14% EV growth Shareholder assets + 7% “In-force” business + 7%

  30. Discovery Group

  31. Increased diversification 100% 1 4 9 14 4 15 18 90% 11 80% 12 2 18 17 2 70% 2 2 60% 50% 91 40% 78 72 65 64 30% 20% 10% 0% 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 Health Vitality Life Destiny Pru New business growth of 35% : R4342m

  32. SA operations exceed R1bn R’m 2005 2004 % Discovery Health 562 521 8 Discovery Life 421 271 55 Vitality 38 50 (24) SA Operations 1 022 842 21 Destiny Health (87) (106) (18) PruHealth (148) (28) - Operating profit 786 708 11

  33. Operating profit R’m 2005 2004 % Operating profit 786 708 11 Investment income & realised profits 159 121 31 Financing costs (54) (47) 15 Forex loss - unrealised (8) (62) (87) Profit before tax 883 720 23 Taxation (307) (299) (3) Minority share of loss 9 (3) - Net profit attributable to shareholders 585 418 40

  34. Management Capital

  35. Capital in context Split of main operating companies of capital ROE Banking 75.6% 28% Group 25% Momentum 17.8% 6.7% Discovery 19% 0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%

  36. Application of the excess R’m 7000 6000 1500 5000 2300 4000 3000 1400 4400 2000 1200 1000 500 500 0 Dec- 04 Preference BEE Debt Redeem Growt h Moment um Dec- 05 share Impairment requirement requirement “True” excess is R500m as at 30 June 2005

  37. Management Banking Capital Group

  38. Capital by risk type Interest rate Market 3% 2% Operational 9% Investm ent 7% Credit 79%

  39. Capital for growth and dividend FirstRand Banking Group Expected Actual ROE 23.0% 28.3% Less: Dividend (2.5x cover) (9.2% ) (11.3% ) Therefore Capital available for growth 13.8% 17.0% Actual growth in requirements 22.0% Difference (5.0% ) Surplus used for organic growth

  40. Capital invested in growth R’bn FNB 80 + 17% + 27% + 10% WesBank 60 + 17% + 29% + 12% RMB 40 20 Jun- Jul- Aug- Sep- Oct - Nov- Dec- Jan- Feb- Mar- Apr- May- Jun- 04 04 04 04 04 04 04 05 05 05 05 05 05 Growth in RWA of 19%

  41. Management Momentum Capital Group

  42. Capital invested in strategic acquisitions CAR cover As at 30 June 2005 2.2x Less: Sage (0.6x) Add: Aflife transactions 0.1x Net 1.7X Add: Non cumulative non redeemable preference share 0.2x 1.9x Within Momentum CAR cover target range

  43. In summary � Maintain the dividend cover of 2.5 times � Board approved share buy-in program as part of capital management � Current excess R500million � Capacity created for further Tier 2 issue

  44. Simplified structure Banking Finance, WesBank Group FNB RMB Risk and Treasury Audit

  45. RMB

  46. Strong financial performance R2.2bn PBT 36% Growth 22% % of Group

  47. RMB

  48. RMB

  49. RMBAM back on track R’m 250 223 + 68% 200 150 100 50 0 2002 2003 2004 2005

  50. Positive inflow of funds R'bn R'bn 150 12 10 R4.6 bn 140 R20 bn 8 130 6 120 4 110 2 0 100 2003 2004 2005 2003 2004 2005 Retail Institutional

  51. Sound investment performance Global BIV 3 years to 30 June 2005 Allan Gray 21.1% RMB Asset Management 18.0% OMAM 17.7% Coronation 17.5% Prudential 17.2% Average 16.4% % p.a. Median 16.1% I nvestec AM 15.8% SI M 15.6% Metropolitan 14.7% Stanlib 13.9% 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% Source : Alexander Forbes – Global Large Manager Watch

  52. RMB

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