Eamonn O’Reilly Agri Advisor, AIB Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. Supporting Irish Farmers
Farmers Journal CAP meeting: AIB
Jan 18, 2015
AIB's slides from the Farmers Journal CAP meetings.
With the key decisions on CAP reforms now in place, how the new system will work is becoming clear. In this series of CAP meetings, the Irish Farmers Journal is aiming to provide farmers with information on all aspects of CAP and how it will impact your direct payments for the next six years.
With the key decisions on CAP reforms now in place, how the new system will work is becoming clear. In this series of CAP meetings, the Irish Farmers Journal is aiming to provide farmers with information on all aspects of CAP and how it will impact your direct payments for the next six years.
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Eamonn O’ReillyAgri Advisor, AIB
Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. Supporting Irish Farmers
Outline
– Importance of Direct Payments
– Effect of Reform on Repayment Capacity
– AIB in Agri Market
– Conclusion
Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. | 2
Time of opportunity
Milk Quota Abolition Industry agreed plan – FH2020
CAP REFORM
Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. | 3
Agri banking market
• Positive Outlook
• Strong demand for credit expected– Grant assisted development
– Milk Quota abolition
– Food Harvest 2020
• Incorporate change into plans
Allied Irish Banks p.l.c. | 4
Importance of direct payments
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(Source: Teagasc National Farm Survey, various years)
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(Source: Teagasc National Farm Survey, 2012)
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Importance of direct payments
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Effect on repayment capacity
• Know there will be winners and losers as part of the
reform
• Bank will be stress testing in advance of 2015
– Applying on a tiered basis over term of loan
– May request Direct Payment Statement from customers
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Case example – effect on repayment capacity
• Beef Farmer - aged 50, farming 40 acres
(Source: Adapted from Irish Farmers Journal, 2014)
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Agri – Key component of AIB’s Strategy
– Maintained strong focus on Agriculture over many decades
– Banking relationship with 2 in 5 Irish farmers
– (Source: Ipsos MRBI, Agri Financial Services Survey, 2012)
– Key sector in which we seek to grow our business
– Dedicated Agri Advisor Team
– Committed to supporting farmers develop their businesses
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Conclusion
• CAP is of fundamental importance to Irish farmers
• Will impact repayment capacity for some
• AIB will be applying a stress test on a tiered basis
• AIB is committed to supporting farmers develop their
businesses
• AIB’s strategy is to remain the main farming
bank in Ireland
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Important InformationLending criteria, terms and conditions apply. Credit facilities are subject to repayment capacity and financial status and are not available to persons under 18 years of age. Security may be required.
Allied Irish Banks, p.l.c. is regulated by the Central Bank of Ireland.
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Thank you for your
attention
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