Second quarter results 2012 23 July 2012 Koen Beentjes CEO Evert Kooistra CFO
Second quarter results 2012
23 July 2012
Koen Beentjes CEO
Evert Kooistra CFO
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Agenda
I. Update FY12 Q2
II. Financial position
III. Outlook 2012
IV. Q&A
Part I
Update FY12 Q2
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Business highlights
• Adjusted EPS FY12 Q2: € 12.2 million / € 0.17 per share
(FY12 Q1: € 15.7 million)
• Interim dividend: € 0.17 per share
• Operating expenses down with 8% compared to FY11 Q2: € 29.1 million
• Number of stock exchange transactions FY12 Q2: 1.9 million
• Number of “beleggersgiro” transactions FY12 Q2: 0.2 million
• Italian launch successful, first customers live
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in € million FY12 Q2 FY12 Q1 FY11 Q2
Net interest income 8.3 8.9 10.5
Net fee & commission income 25.7 31.9 28.2
Other operating income 2.9 3.1 3.5
Results on investments & impairment losses on fin. instr. - - (0.4)
Total net revenues 36.9 43.9 41.8
Employee expenses (12.6) (13.5) (12.2)
Depreciation & amortisation (8.8) (8.8) (8.8)
Other operating expenses (7.7) (10.7) (10.5)
Total operating expenses (29.1) (33.0) (31.5)
Profit (loss) from operations 7.8 10.9 10.3
Other non operating income (1.2) (0.3) (1.4)
Tax expense (2.1) (2.9) (2.7)
Net profit 4.5 7.7 6.2
Net profit to minority shareholders - 0.2 0.1
Net profit to shareholders BinckBank 4.5 7.9 6.3
Adjusted net profit 12.2 15.7 14.1
Profit & Loss quarterly comparison
Highlights FY12 Q2: Retail business unit NL
In FY12 Q2:
• Number of brokerage accounts 1%
• Number of transactions to 1.2 million
• Assets under administration at brokerage accounts declined from € 6.3
billion end FY12 Q1 to € 6.0 billion end FY12 Q2
Number of brokerage accounts Number of transactions
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Development Alex Asset Management
• Total number of accounts end FY12 Q2: 20,276
• € 14 million net inflow in FY12 Q2
• Total AuM end FY12 Q2: € 802 million
Growth in number of accounts Development AuM
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Highlights FY12 Q2: Retail business unit Belgium
In FY12 Q2:
• Number of brokerage accounts 3% to 56,229
• Number of transactions 25% to 0.2 million
• Assets under administration = at € 1.3 billion
Number of brokerage accounts Number of transactions
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Highlights FY12 Q2: Retail business unit France
In FY12 Q2:
• Number of brokerage accounts 4% to 41,804
• Number of transactions 26% to 327,204
• Assets under administration 3% to € 482 million
Number of brokerage accounts Number of transactions
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Highlights FY12 Q2: Retail business unit Italy
• At May 17th BinckBank started with a small group of
customers in Italy
• Number of accounts: 181
• Number of transactions: 531
• Assets under administration: € 4.7 million
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FY12 Q2 Retail total Netherlands Belgium France Italy
Net fee and commission income (in € 1,000) 17,167 13,869 1,553 1,742 3
Number of transactions 1,717,532 1,201,500 188,297 327,204 531
Average net fee and com. income (in €) 10.00 11.54 8.25 5.32 5.65
FY12 Q1
Net fee and commission income (in € 1,000) 23,136 18,789 2,072 2,275 -
Number of transactions 2,139,174 1,446,134 251,350 441,690 -
Average net fee and com. income (in €) 10.82 12.99 8.24 5.15 -
Highlights FY12 Q2: Retail business unit
• As of FY12 Q2 BinckBank splits the net fee & commission income:
• transaction related
• non-transaction related
Segmentation of transaction-related net fee & commission income by country
* Excluding SRD interest component
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improved comparison of
the figures by country
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Highlights FY12 Q2: Professional Services
• Number of transactions and accounts split to:
• brokerage accounts
• ‘beleggersgiro’ accounts
• Beleggersgiro accounts mainly include bulk transactions and have therefore
a different pricing than transactions on an ordinary brokerage account
Number of accounts Number of transactions
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Operating expenses down
• Operating expenses in FY12 Q2 down to 29.1:
• Marketing costs for FY12 Q2 € 2.6 million (FY12 Q1: € 4.1 million)
• VAT gain of € 0.9 million
Total operating expenses Marketing expenses
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33.933.0
31.533.9
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Part II
Financial position
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Strong financial position BinckBank FY12 Q2
• Solid equity position at end FY12 Q2 € 464 million (FY12 Q1: € 481 million)
• Tier I capital grew to € 165 million (FY12 Q1: € 164 million)
• Capital requirements Pillar I increased due to:
• Increase in credit risk as a result of revised investment policy
• Capital requirements Pillar II declined slightly because of:
• Less capital requirements for concentration risk in especially collateralised lending
• BIS ratio end FY12 Q2 at 29.7% / solvency ratio 23.2% end of FY12 Q2
Capital requirements Solvency ratio
Update revised investment policy
Highlights new investment policy (as announced in FY12 Q1)
• Issuer/issue rating: minimal A with stable outlook (Fitch)
• Issuer profile:
• Debt issued or explicitly guaranteed by (lower) governments
• Senior unsecured bank debt, secured bank debt
• Mortgage pfandbriefe
• Supranationals, public sector entities/agency
• Very diversified portfolio: small issue sizes (max € 10 million), max risk weighting single
issue S50
• Max risk weigthing of total treasury portfolio S10 (current weighting 6.42%)
• Portfolio duration between 0.95-1.65 years, max duration single issue: 3 years
• ECB eligibility required
• New investments FY12 Q2:
• Old policy: € 57 million @ 0.94% (S0 – S10)
• Revised policy: €116 million @ 1.57% (S20 – S50)
• Total investments revised policy: € 202 million (of which one single position Rabo € 75
million, reclassed from old policy)
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Overview investment portfolio
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Allocation funds entrusted per country
Allocation funds entrusted per rating
• Size of investment portfolio end of FY12 Q2 € 1.8 billion (FY11 Q1: € 1.7 billion)
• Average duration of the portfolio: 0.87 (FY12 Q1: 0.83)
• Yield on investment portfolio end FY12 Q2: 1.47% (FY11 Q1: 1.62%)
Year end yield forecast total investment portfolio: 1.26%
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Return portfolio 3 yr reinv. Yield
• Yield on investment portfolio is expected to decline in second half of 2012 due to continued decreasing reinvestment yield
• Savings rate lowered from 1.50% to 1.25% as per June 14, 2012
Savings rate:1.25%
Overview Basel III capital position
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Category June FY 12Basel II
June FY12Basel III
Difference
Totaal Equity (IFRS) 464,162 464,162
Less: goodwill (152,929) (136,855) 16,074
Less: other intangible assets (121,675) (125,086) (3,411)
Less: fair value reserve (7,008) - 7,008
Less: proposed dividend (13,947) (13,947) -
Core capital 168,603 188,274 19,671
Less: investments in financial subsidiaries (3,361) - 3,361
Total available capital Tier 1 165,242 188,274 23,032
BIS ratio 29.7% 33.0% 3.3
Part III
Outlook 2012
Outlook 2012
• Commercial launch Italy end of September 2012
• Commercial launch Binck 360 in FY12 Q3
• Two new BPO-contracts signed in FY 12 H2
• Introduction new deposit guarantee system postponed to 1 July 2013
• ECB decreased interest rate from 1.0% to 0.75%
• Sluggish start in July with 413,779 transactions in the first three
weeks
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Part IV
Q&A
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Contact details
Anneke Hoijtink
Manager Investor Relations
ahoijtink@binck.nl
+31 (0)20 522 0372
+31 (0) 6201 98 337
www.binck.com
Address
Barbara Strozzilaan 310
1083 HN Amsterdam
The Netherlands
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