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Nordea taking the next steps in Sweden Investor lunch Anna Storkers 2018-05-23 External forces drive change New regulation Change in competition + & Change in customer behaviour Technology and expectations 2 Nordea is on a


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Nordea – taking the next steps in Sweden

Investor lunch

2018-05-23 Anna Storåkers

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New regulation Technology Change in competition Change in customer behaviour and expectations

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External forces drive change

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Nordea is on a transformational journey

Illustrative timeline

2015 - 2017 2018 - 2021 2021 -

1 2 3 RAMP UP EXECUTION OPTIMISATION Success factors

  • Simplification
  • Compliance & Operational Risk
  • Technology & Infrastructure
  • Balance Sheet
  • Distribution/Channels/Service model
  • Products & Digital offering
  • Technology & Operations

Future relationship bank

RAMP UP (2015 – 2017) EXECUTION (2018 – 2021) OPTIMISATION (2021 - ) 1 2 3

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Sound credit risk profile and maturing processes on compliance and conduct risks

Conduct risk – high attention and maturing Operational and compliance risk – stabilised Credit risk well diversified across the Nordic countries

Total lending in Personal Banking1

Focus on investment advisory Know Your Customer remediation

1) Q3/2017. Baltics excluded.

Sweden Denmark Norway Finland

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Re-domicile will bring level playing field

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Easy to deal with Relevant and competent Anywhere and anytime Where the personal and digital relationship makes Nordea my safe and trusted partner Customers drive our vision

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Four distinct offerings drive top-line growth and focus

Consumer Banking Affluent Premium Young potential Everyday Banking Homeowner

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Continuously improving C/I ratio

Income ~ +3 % p.a. C/I-ratio % Low 40’s Costs ~ -2 % p.a. Personal Banking C/I ratio projection

Planned Actual

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Locations

  • 45%
  • 68%

Locations with cash Q4 14 Q1 18 Q4 17 Mobile transactions Mobile logins +71% +70% Q1 18 Q1 15

Branch locations Mobile banking

[‘000]

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Customer behaviour and attitude is changing

Customers F2F preference* Number of branches Mobile banking [‘000]

*McKinsey survey 2016

Branches

  • 45%
  • 68%

Branches with cash Q4 14 Q1 18 Q4 17 Mobile transactions Mobile logins +71% +70% Q1 18 Q1 15 10% 20% 40% Transactions Non-complex advice Complex advice

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Transforming distribution to enable anywhere and anytime

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Share in mortgage centre and # FTEs

4 5 8 13

2 4 6 8 10 12 14 Sep 16 Dec 16 May 17 May 18

Number of online units

10% 15% 19% 20% 60 60 65 65 20 30 40 50 60 70 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% Sep 16 Dec 16 May 17 May 18

Branch approach

  • Urban: Consolidation into larger units
  • Rural: Moved advisors to close by branch or Satellite branches
  • Fewer cash branches/automise through ATMs and Swish
  • Local presence for F2F customers and new customer acquisition
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Increased access to qualified advice

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Development of online units

  • 12 units
  • National pool of advisors
  • Generous opening hours

2015 2016 2017 2018

# advisors (FTE)

  • Efficient centralised process
  • National pool of advisors
  • Generous opening hours

Centralised mortgage centre

2016 2017 2018

Share of mortgages in mortgage centre

  • All advisors conduct online meetings
  • Advisors in rural branches work in national pool
  • f advisors

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Share of online meetings Broad competence to serve customers remotely

106 20% 40%

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  • High competence in savings
  • Proven our ability to be at the top:

2014-2017 no 1 or no 2 in the market

  • Increasing sustainability focus in our pension
  • ffering

Relevant and competent: strong affluent offering

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Acknowledgements

  • 1st version of Savings Robot “Nora” was

launched in March

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Movements in the mortgage market and value proposition

Market development Risk based price model implemented Continued development of the offering

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New entrants

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Agile development teams to speed up customer deliveries

  • Agile development organisation in place
  • Agile teams have delivered
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Increasing value to customers through mobile offering and partnerships

Mobile banking app screen represents a beta version

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Aggregated

  • pen banking

services Global wallets Local providers Online and face-to-face meetings Mobile as entry point to all services Chat, chatbots, calls – 24/7

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  • New proactive initiatives
  • Focus on insights from our customers
  • Increase the quality at all customer touchpoints
  • Gain loyalty

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Increasing customer satisfaction is our top priority

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Thank you!

Anna Storåkers Head of Personal Banking Sweden Country Senior Executive