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EZ+UK BBVA Footprint Colombia #4 Peru #2 Argentina #3 10.3 % 20.4 % 8.1 % growth in most profitable retail segments. positive performance of commercial activity more than offset by lower ALCO contribution and IFRS16 impact. Significant

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Peru #2 20.4% Argentina #3 8.1% Colombia #4 10.3%

EZ+UK BBVA Footprint

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growth in most profitable retail segments. positive performance of commercial activity more than offset by lower ALCO contribution and IFRS16 impact. Significant recovery in 4Q19, thanks to CIB and asset management fees. continue to go down. CoR in line with expectations.

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at low single digit, driven by the commercial portfolio. +3.7% YoY, and mix improvement. Flat in line with expectations. QoQ decrease explained by lower rates. with flat operating expenses in 2019. CoR within the 80-90bps guidance.

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in a lower GDP growth context. the main P&L driver, supported by loan growth. (+7% excl. FX), driven by retail. Gaining share in consumer loans (+212 bps YoY) and mortgages (+26 bps YoY). growth accelerated in 4Q thanks to CIB. maintained, despite best in class efficiency. at 301bps, in line with expectations.

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to 10% YoY. FC loans continue to shrink, in line with expectations. (+302 bps QoQ) due to lower deposit costs. flat in 2019, despite the lower contribution from CPI- linkers (-469 €m vs. 2018). (15.5%). 207 bps, significantly below 250 bps.

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Bottom line growth >25%, supported by activity, positive jaws and lower impairments. high-single digit growth in revenues more than offsetting the increase in provisions, due to releases in 2018. positive contribution thanks to NII growth (due to securities portfolios) and NTI (Prisma).

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EUROPEAN PEERS 9M19

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EUROPEAN PEERS SEP.19 EUROPEAN PEERS SEP.19

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4.50% 1.50% AT1: 1.5% 2.50% T2: 2.0% 0.75% 0.02%

2020 CET1 SREP Requirement 2020 Total Capital SREP Requirement BBVA Group Total capital ratio phased-in Dec.19

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EUROPEAN PEERS SEP.19

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1.4%

(DEC.19)

(1) Figures excludes SAREB senior bonds (€4.6bn as of Dec-18, €4.6bn as of Sep-19 and €4.5bn as of Dec-19) and High Quality Liquid Assets portfolios (€3bn as of Dec-18, €11.7bn as of Sep-19 and €11.1bn as of Dec-19) .

ALCO PORTFOLIO BREAKDOWN BY REGION

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x2.1 x3.2

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Note: Figures Corporate Center

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(1) Includes the initial investment + BBVA’s undistributed results + FX impact + other valuation adjustments. The Goodwill associate to each subsidiary has been deducted from its Book Value. (2) Turkey includes the Garanti Group.

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4.50% 1.50% AT1: 1.5% 2.50% T2: 2.0% 0.03%

2020 CET1 SREP Requirement 2020 Total Capital SREP Requirement BBVA, S.A. Total capital ratio phased-in Dec.19

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