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2010 Annual Results 2010 Annual Results
March, 2011March, 2011
Cautionary Statements Regarding ForwardCautionary Statements Regarding Forward--Looking Looking
StatementsStatements
To the extent any statements made in this presentation containinTo the extent any statements made in this presentation containing information that is not historical are g information that is not historical are
essentially forwardessentially forward--looking. These forwardlooking. These forward--looking statements include but not limited to projections, looking statements include but not limited to projections,
targets, estimates and business plans that the Company expects otargets, estimates and business plans that the Company expects or anticipates will or may occur in r anticipates will or may occur in
the future. These forwardthe future. These forward--looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks and
uncertainties that may be general or specific. Certain statementuncertainties that may be general or specific. Certain statements, such as those include the words or s, such as those include the words or
phrases "potential", "estimates", "expects", "anticipates", "obphrases "potential", "estimates", "expects", "anticipates", "objective", "intends", "plans", "believes", jective", "intends", "plans", "believes",
"will", "may", "should", and similar expressions or variations o"will", "may", "should", and similar expressions or variations on such expressions may be considered n such expressions may be considered
forwardforward--looking statements. Reader should be cautioned that a variety oflooking statements. Reader should be cautioned that a variety of factors, many of which may factors, many of which may
bebe beyond the Company's control, affect the performance, operationsbeyond the Company's control, affect the performance, operations and results of the Company, and and results of the Company, and
could cause actual results to differ materially from the expectacould cause actual results to differ materially from the expectations expressed in any of the tions expressed in any of the
Company's forwardCompany's forward--looking statements. These factors include, but are not limited tlooking statements. These factors include, but are not limited to, exchange rate o, exchange rate
fluctuations, market shares, competition, environmental risks, cfluctuations, market shares, competition, environmental risks, changes in legal, financial and hanges in legal, financial and
regulatory frameworks, international economic and financial markregulatory frameworks, international economic and financial market conditions and other risks and et conditions and other risks and
factors beyond our control. These and other factors should be cofactors beyond our control. These and other factors should be considered carefully and readers nsidered carefully and readers
should not place undue reliance on the Company's forwardshould not place undue reliance on the Company's forward--looking statements. In addition, the looking statements. In addition, the
Company undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise anCompany undertakes no obligation to publicly update or revise any forwardy forward--looking statement that is looking statement that is
contained in this presentation as a result of new information, fcontained in this presentation as a result of new information, future events or otherwise. None of the uture events or otherwise. None of the
Company, or any of its employees or affiliates is responsible foCompany, or any of its employees or affiliates is responsible for, or is making, any representations r, or is making, any representations
concerning the future performance of the Company. concerning the future performance of the Company.
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TopicTopic SpeakerSpeaker PositionPosition
OverviewOverview
Operating HighlightsOperating Highlights
Banking Banking Business Business
ReviewReview
Investment Investment Business Business
ReviewReview
Insurance Business Insurance Business
ReviewReview
Financial Analysis and Financial Analysis and
Embedded ValueEmbedded Value
Peter MaPeter Ma
Alex RenAlex Ren Group PresidentGroup President
Executive Director & Executive Director &
Group CFOGroup CFO
Timothy ChanTimothy Chan Group Deputy Chief Group Deputy Chief
Investment OfficerInvestment Officer
Yuansiong LeeYuansiong LeeGroup Chief Insurance Group Chief Insurance
Business OfficerBusiness Officer
Jason Yao Jason Yao
Group Chairman & CEOGroup Chairman & CEO
AgendaAgenda
OverviewOverview
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2010 was a year of major breakthroughs for Ping An, a direct res2010 was a year of major breakthroughs for Ping An, a direct result of our proactive initiatives ult of our proactive initiatives
in face of the changing economic environment. Our total and net in face of the changing economic environment. Our total and net assets crossed over RMB1 assets crossed over RMB1
trillion and RMB100 billion, respectively. Our threetrillion and RMB100 billion, respectively. Our three--pillar businesses, namely insurance, pillar businesses, namely insurance,
banking and investment, performed strongly and achieved an abovebanking and investment, performed strongly and achieved an above industryindustry--average growth. average growth.
Our overall competitiveness continuously increased and our integOur overall competitiveness continuously increased and our integrated financial structure was rated financial structure was
further enhanced. further enhanced.
Looking into 2011, the changing economic conditions is expected Looking into 2011, the changing economic conditions is expected to present more complex to present more complex
challenges. Nevertheless, we believe that Chinachallenges. Nevertheless, we believe that China’’s economy will maintain a relatively fast and s economy will maintain a relatively fast and
healthy development and will present vast opportunities for Pinghealthy development and will present vast opportunities for Ping An. In line with our strategic An. In line with our strategic
goal of becoming a leading international integrated financial grgoal of becoming a leading international integrated financial group, we will continue to oup, we will continue to
strengthen the core competences of all business lines, improve cstrengthen the core competences of all business lines, improve channels, products and hannels, products and
management platforms to facilitate crossmanagement platforms to facilitate cross--selling, actively explore an innovative development selling, actively explore an innovative development
model that combines modern technology with finance, and strive tmodel that combines modern technology with finance, and strive to move forward the o move forward the
integration between Shenzhen Development Bank with Ping An Bank.integration between Shenzhen Development Bank with Ping An Bank.
OverviewOverview
Operating HighlightsOperating Highlights
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�� Ping An Life realized total written premiums of over RMB150 billPing An Life realized total written premiums of over RMB150 billion. Firstion. First--year written premiums from year written premiums from
individual life insurance recorded a rapid growth rate of 37.6% individual life insurance recorded a rapid growth rate of 37.6%
�� Ping An Property & CasualtyPing An Property & Casualty’’s premium income increased by 61.4% to a record high of over RMBs premium income increased by 61.4% to a record high of over RMB60 billion; 60 billion;
market share reached 15.4%; combined ratio improved to 93.2%, oumarket share reached 15.4%; combined ratio improved to 93.2%, our best to date r best to date
�� Ping An Annuity maintained its leading positions in the industryPing An Annuity maintained its leading positions in the industry
�� Ping An Health has taken on a new strategic investor Discovery, Ping An Health has taken on a new strategic investor Discovery, the largest health insurance company in the largest health insurance company in
South AfricaSouth Africa
�� Ping An Bank recorded a net profit of RMB1,737 million, an increPing An Bank recorded a net profit of RMB1,737 million, an increase of 60.8%. Accumulated credit cards ase of 60.8%. Accumulated credit cards
issued exceeded 6 million, and the credit card business achievedissued exceeded 6 million, and the credit card business achieved profitability for the first time in the past profitability for the first time in the past
three yearsthree years
�� Strategic investment in Shenzhen Development Bank achieved signiStrategic investment in Shenzhen Development Bank achieved significant progress. The proposed ficant progress. The proposed
restructuring plan of SDB with Ping An Bank is subject to approvrestructuring plan of SDB with Ping An Bank is subject to approval from regulatory bodiesal from regulatory bodies
�� Ping An Securities successfully sponsored 39 IPOs and 11 refinanPing An Securities successfully sponsored 39 IPOs and 11 refinancing projects as the lead underwriter; cing projects as the lead underwriter;
ranked first in terms of the number of deals and underwriting reranked first in terms of the number of deals and underwriting revenuevenue
�� Ping An Trust accelerated the development of wealth management bPing An Trust accelerated the development of wealth management business. Net profit increased by usiness. Net profit increased by
71.5% to RMB1,039 million. Remarkable progress in trust business71.5% to RMB1,039 million. Remarkable progress in trust business transformation was achievedtransformation was achieved
�� Ping AnPing An--UOB Fund was established with the approval of the regulatory autUOB Fund was established with the approval of the regulatory authorities horities
Insurance BusinessInsurance Business
Banking BusinessBanking Business
Investment BusinessInvestment Business
Operating Highlights of Our Three Core BusinessesOperating Highlights of Our Three Core Businesses
NoteNote::SDB, Shenzhen Development Bank are abbreviations for Shenzhen DeSDB, Shenzhen Development Bank are abbreviations for Shenzhen Development Bank Co., Ltd in this reportvelopment Bank Co., Ltd in this report
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Financial HighlightsFinancial Highlights
152,838152,838
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
14,48214,482
91,74391,743
935,712935,712
195,814195,814 28.1%28.1%
17,93817,938 23.9%23.9%
116,883116,883 27.4%27.4%
1,171,6271,171,627 25.2%25.2%
Total Income (IFRS basis)Total Income (IFRS basis)
Net ProfitNet Profit
Total AssetsTotal Assets
Total EquityTotal Equity
20092009 20102010 GrowthGrowth
1.891.89 2.302.30 21.7%21.7%EPSEPS((inin RMBRMB))
Dividend Per ShareDividend Per Share(1)(1)
((in RMBin RMB))
Note: (1) Dividend per share includes final dividend and interimNote: (1) Dividend per share includes final dividend and interim dividend. The final dividend proposed for 2010 is RMB 0.40 per dividend. The final dividend proposed for 2010 is RMB 0.40 per share, share,
pending approval by shareholders at the annual general meetingpending approval by shareholders at the annual general meeting
0.450.45 0.550.55 22.2%22.2%
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�� Financial Products and Services InnovationFinancial Products and Services Innovation
Steady Execution of Integrated Financial Strategy Steady Execution of Integrated Financial Strategy
�� Accomplished the second phase of operation centralization with Accomplished the second phase of operation centralization with
efficient multiefficient multi--center, which optimized the cost structure through center, which optimized the cost structure through
resource sharing and crossresource sharing and cross--business synergiesbusiness synergies
�� The project of The project of ““building one integrated financial services backbuilding one integrated financial services back--officeoffice”” is is
already under way with steady progress made, establishing a crosalready under way with steady progress made, establishing a crosss--
product, unified and standard service platform to improve servicproduct, unified and standard service platform to improve service e
quality and product supportquality and product support
�� Integrated CostIntegrated Cost--effective Shared Operating Platform effective Shared Operating Platform
One CustomerOne Customer
One Account One Account
Multiple Products Multiple Products
OneOne--stop Servicestop Service�� Ping An One Account Management Services continued to roll out nePing An One Account Management Services continued to roll out new w
features to improve customer experience and offered Ping An features to improve customer experience and offered Ping An
subsidiaries a platform for superior marketing, sales and customsubsidiaries a platform for superior marketing, sales and customer er
services. As of 2010, the number of cumulative registered users services. As of 2010, the number of cumulative registered users
reached 10 million, representing a growth of 150%reached 10 million, representing a growth of 150%
�� We launched numerous service initiatives, demonstrating our streWe launched numerous service initiatives, demonstrating our strength in ngth in
integrated resources planning and coordination. Ping An Propertyintegrated resources planning and coordination. Ping An Property & &
Casualty upgraded its service by shortening the claim payment peCasualty upgraded its service by shortening the claim payment period riod
from three days to one day in the case of claims below RMB10,000from three days to one day in the case of claims below RMB10,000 with with
complete files. Ping An Life introduced the innovative sales modcomplete files. Ping An Life introduced the innovative sales model using el using
the Mobile Integrated Terminal (MIT)the Mobile Integrated Terminal (MIT)
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Scale and Depth of CrossScale and Depth of Cross--Selling Further Enhanced Selling Further Enhanced
Along with Growing SynergiesAlong with Growing Synergies
Property and casualty insuranceProperty and casualty insurance
Premium incomePremium income
Annuity businessAnnuity business
Entrusted assetsEntrusted assets
AssetsAssets under Investment management under Investment management
Trust businessTrust business
Trust schemesTrust schemes
Banking businessBanking business
Corporate deposits (increase of Corporate deposits (increase of daily average daily average balance)balance)
Corporate loans (increase of Corporate loans (increase of daily average daily average balance)balance)
Credit cards (in ten thousands)Credit cards (in ten thousands)
New business from crossNew business from cross--selling selling AmountAmountBusiness Business
ContributionContribution
20092009
AmountAmount
20102010(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Business Business
ContributionContribution
5,6355,635
623 623
671671
5,6505,650
2,509 2,509
788788
124124
14.5%14.5%
7.5%7.5%
7.4%7.4%
4.5%4.5%
10.4% 10.4%
5.2%5.2%
56.5%56.5%
8,5828,582
1,5451,545
1,1311,131
13,81213,812
5,2005,200
4,2004,200
124124
13.7%13.7%
15.1%15.1%
7.7%7.7%
14.1%14.1%
21.1%21.1%
20.1%20.1%
54.5%54.5%
Financial Analysis and Financial Analysis and
Embedded ValueEmbedded Value
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Net ProfitNet Profit
14,48214,482
17,938 17,938
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
91,74391,743
20092009 20102010 31/12/200931/12/2009 31/12/201031/12/2010
27.4%27.4%
Total EquityTotal Equity
23.9%23.9%
Note: The total equity as at December 31, 2010, included RMB 16 Note: The total equity as at December 31, 2010, included RMB 16 billion in additional stock issue of H share shareholdersbillion in additional stock issue of H share shareholders’’ equityequity
116,883116,883
Net Profit and Total Equity Increased SignificantlyNet Profit and Total Equity Increased Significantly
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20092009
173,277173,277
226,955226,955
20102010 20092009
7,7377,737
11,52011,520
20102010 20092009
7,5417,541
10,58810,588
20102010
48.9%48.9%31.0%31.0%
Banking BusinessBanking Business
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Investment BusinessInvestment BusinessInsurance BusinessInsurance Business
(Written Premiums)(Written Premiums)
Notes: (1) Written premiums of insurance business mean all premiNotes: (1) Written premiums of insurance business mean all premiums received from the policies underwritten by the Company, whicums received from the policies underwritten by the Company, which is prior to the h is prior to the
significant insurance risk testing and unbundling of hybrid risksignificant insurance risk testing and unbundling of hybrid risks contractss contracts
(2) The banking business income and investment busin(2) The banking business income and investment business income are based on IFRS. The banking business income includess income are based on IFRS. The banking business income includes the share of es the share of
profits of RMB1,145 million from SDB based on the equity method profits of RMB1,145 million from SDB based on the equity method
(3) The investment business income includ(3) The investment business income includeses incomes from Securities, Trust, Headquarter and other business incomes from Securities, Trust, Headquarter and other business lines (excluding setlines (excluding set--offs). For offs). For
illustration, the investment business income does not include thillustration, the investment business income does not include the income of Xuji Group, which was no longer our subsidiary compae income of Xuji Group, which was no longer our subsidiary company since ny since
the end of May 2010the end of May 2010
Income Growth by Business SegmentsIncome Growth by Business Segments
40.4%40.4%
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12,28212,282
2,8822,882
1,0801,080
2,3962,396
2,8242,82417.9%17.9%
11,04911,049
11.2%11.2% 166.9%166.9%
Net Profit by Business SegmentsNet Profit by Business Segments
Insurance BusinessInsurance Business Investment BusinessInvestment BusinessBanking BusinessBanking Business
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Notes: (1) Net profits from insurance pillar cover life insurancNotes: (1) Net profits from insurance pillar cover life insurance business and property and casualty insurance businesse business and property and casualty insurance business
(2) Net profits from banking pillar refer to that fr(2) Net profits from banking pillar refer to that from Ping An Bank and share of profits from SDB based on the equitom Ping An Bank and share of profits from SDB based on the equity methody method
(3) Net profits from investment pillar include that from Securit(3) Net profits from investment pillar include that from Securities, Trust, Headquarter and other business lines (excluding seties, Trust, Headquarter and other business lines (excluding set--offs). The net offs). The net
profits from other business lines include that from Xuji Group, profits from other business lines include that from Xuji Group, which was no longer our subsidiary company since the end of May which was no longer our subsidiary company since the end of May 20102010
20092009 20102010 20092009 20102010 20092009 20102010
SDBSDB
1,1451,145
Ping An BankPing An Bank
1,7371,737
Banking BusinessBanking Business
Others 718Others 718
Securities Securities
&Trust&Trust
1,6781,678
Others 191Others 191
Securities Securities
&Trust&Trust
2,6332,633
56.9%56.9%
60.8%60.8%
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Healthy Solvency Margin and Capital Adequacy RatioHealthy Solvency Margin and Capital Adequacy Ratio
Group (Total)Group (Total)
Ping An BankPing An Bank
Ping An LifePing An Life
31/12/201031/12/201031/12/200931/12/2009
179.6%179.6%
197.9%197.9%
180.2%180.2%
11.0%11.0%
143.6%143.6%
302.1%302.1%
226.7%226.7%
13.0%13.0%
Note: SDB, a 29.99% associate of the Company, was included in thNote: SDB, a 29.99% associate of the Company, was included in the calculation of the Companye calculation of the Company’’s solvency margin in 2010s solvency margin in 2010
Ping An Property & CasualtyPing An Property & Casualty
SDBSDB 8.9%8.9% 10.2%10.2%
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Group Solvency Margin MovementGroup Solvency Margin Movement
The effect of The effect of
strategic strategic
investment in investment in
SDB SDB
The effect of The effect of
insurance and insurance and
banking banking
business business
developmentdevelopment
Solvency Solvency as of as of 31/12/201031/12/2010
302%302%
198%198%
35 percentage 35 percentage
points decrease points decrease
Solvency Solvency as of as of 31/12/2009 31/12/2009
Change of Group Solvency MarginChange of Group Solvency Margin
52 percentage 52 percentage
points decrease points decrease
The effect of the The effect of the
direct issuance direct issuance
of 272 million of 272 million
new Hnew H--SharesShares
Solvency as of Solvency as of 31/12/2010, assuming 31/12/2010, assuming successful placement successful placement of the 272 million new of the 272 million new HH--Shares Shares
26 percentage 26 percentage
points increase points increase
224%224%
Note: The Company intends to directly issue 272 million new HNote: The Company intends to directly issue 272 million new H--Shares to JINJUN LIMITED. The projected solvency margin as of thShares to JINJUN LIMITED. The projected solvency margin as of the end of 2010 would e end of 2010 would
be 224%, assuming the direct issuance was completed on 31 Decembbe 224%, assuming the direct issuance was completed on 31 December, 2010er, 2010
The effect of The effect of
dividend dividend
distribution, capital distribution, capital
market movements market movements
and etc.and etc.
17 percentage 17 percentage
points decrease points decrease
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Composition of Embedded ValueComposition of Embedded Value
123,573123,573 (9,858)(9,858)
104,816104,816 (17,545)(17,545)
200,986200,986
Other BusinessOther Business
79,90079,900
Life InsuranceLife Insurance
121,086121,086
Other BusinessOther Business
79,90079,900
Life InsuranceLife Insurance
43,67343,673
Components of Embedded Value Components of Embedded Value -- 31/12/201031/12/2010
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Value of inValue of in--force force
insurance business insurance business
written prior to 06/1999written prior to 06/1999
Adjusted net Adjusted net
assets value assets value Value of inValue of in--force force
insurance business insurance business
written since 06/1999written since 06/1999
Cost of solvency Cost of solvency
marginmarginEmbedded valueEmbedded value
Notes: (1) Figures may not match totals due to roundingNotes: (1) Figures may not match totals due to rounding
(2) The relevant life insurance business includes bu(2) The relevant life insurance business includes business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping siness conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An HealthAn Health
(3) Above risk discount rates were earned rate/11% for in(3) Above risk discount rates were earned rate/11% for in--force businessforce business
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Growth of Embedded ValueGrowth of Embedded Value
155,258155,258
200,986200,986
60,65260,652
94,60694,606
77,41477,414
123,573123,573
29.5%29.5%
27.6%27.6%
30.6%30.6%
31/12/200931/12/2009 31/12/201031/12/2010
The value of inThe value of in--force businessforce business Adjusted net asset valueAdjusted net asset value
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Note: (1) Figures may not match totals due to roundingNote: (1) Figures may not match totals due to rounding
(2) Above risk discount rates for the value of in(2) Above risk discount rates for the value of in--force business were earned rate /11% for inforce business were earned rate /11% for in--force businessforce business
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20.8%20.8%
18.6%18.6%
11,80511,805
15,50715,507
20092009 2010201020092009 20102010
One YearOne Year’’s New Business Values New Business Value
(In RMB million) (In RMB million)
The Overall New Business MarginThe Overall New Business Margin
One Year's New Business ValueOne Year's New Business Value
31.4%31.4%
Note: The above one yearNote: The above one year’’s new business value was after the cost of solvency, calculated s new business value was after the cost of solvency, calculated using the 11% risk discount rateusing the 11% risk discount rate
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43.7%43.7%
42.7%42.7%
13.6%13.6%
52.7%52.7%
35.2%35.2%
12.1%12.1%
20092009 20102010
63,63063,630
74,55674,556
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Individual LifeIndividual Life
Group LifeGroup Life
BancassuranceBancassurance
17.2%17.2%
Note: Above FYP data only correspond to the calculation of one yNote: Above FYP data only correspond to the calculation of one yearear’’s new business values new business value
One Year's New Business MixOne Year's New Business Mix
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Embedded value Embedded value
of life insurance of life insurance
business as at business as at
31/12/200931/12/2009
Movement in 2010 Movement in 2010 -- Breakdown by Key ComponentsBreakdown by Key Components
100,704100,704
9,8239,823
16,31016,310
(2,848)(2,848)(2,719)(2,719)
1,3921,392 716716392392 123,054123,054
(660)(660)
121,086121,086
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
(2,023)(2,023)
Expected Expected
return on return on
yearyear--start start
embedded embedded
valuevalue
One year One year
new new
business business
valuevalue
Assumption Assumption
and and
modeling modeling
changeschanges
Market value Market value
adjustmentadjustment
Investment Investment
return variancereturn varianceOther Other
experience experience
variancesvariances
Embedded Embedded
value of life value of life
insurance insurance
business business
before capital before capital
changeschanges
Shareholder Shareholder
dividendsdividends
Impact of Impact of
capital capital
injectioninjection
Embedded value Embedded value
of life insurance of life insurance
business as at business as at
31/12/201031/12/2010
Note: (1) Figures may not match totals due to roundingNote: (1) Figures may not match totals due to rounding
(2) Life insurance business includes our life insuranc(2) Life insurance business includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Pe business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An Healthing An Health
Movement Analysis of Life Insurance BusinessMovement Analysis of Life Insurance Business
Capital Capital
investmentinvestment
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Movement in 2010 Movement in 2010 -- Breakdown by Key ComponentsBreakdown by Key Components
Movement Analysis of Adjusted Net Asset Value of Movement Analysis of Adjusted Net Asset Value of
Other BusinessOther Business
Adjusted net Adjusted net
assets value of assets value of
other business as other business as
at 31/12/2009at 31/12/2009
Net profit of other Net profit of other
businessbusiness
Market value Market value
adjustment and adjustment and
other variancesother variances
Adjusted net assets Adjusted net assets
value of other value of other
business as at business as at
31/12/2010 before 31/12/2010 before
capital changescapital changes
Dividends received Dividends received
from subsidiariesfrom subsidiariesCapital injectionCapital injection Capital investmentCapital investment Adjusted net assets Adjusted net assets
value of other business value of other business
as at 31/12/2010as at 31/12/2010
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
554,5544,554
8,4698,4692,2372,237 6565,,260260
(2,303)(2,303)
44,,301301
2222,,367367
((66,2,285)85)7979,,900900
Shareholder Shareholder
dividendsdividendsShareholder Shareholder
dividends paid by dividends paid by
the Companythe Company
((33,,440)440)
Note: Figures may not match totals due to roundingNote: Figures may not match totals due to rounding
Banking Business ReviewBanking Business Review
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�� Strategic investment in Shenzhen Development Bank achieved signiStrategic investment in Shenzhen Development Bank achieved significant progress. The proposed ficant progress. The proposed
restructuring plan of SDB with Ping An Bank is subject to approvrestructuring plan of SDB with Ping An Bank is subject to approval from regulatory bodies al from regulatory bodies
�� Shenzhen Development Bank realized a net profit of RMB 6,284 milShenzhen Development Bank realized a net profit of RMB 6,284 million in 2010, representing an lion in 2010, representing an
increase of 24.9%increase of 24.9%
�� As an associate company of Ping An since May 2010, Shenzhen DeveAs an associate company of Ping An since May 2010, Shenzhen Development Bank has already lopment Bank has already
contributed profit of RMB 1,145 million in 2010contributed profit of RMB 1,145 million in 2010
�� Net profit of Ping An Bank increased by 60.8%, outpacing the indNet profit of Ping An Bank increased by 60.8%, outpacing the industry average, to RMB 1,737 ustry average, to RMB 1,737
million. Accumulated credit cards issued exceeded 6 million, andmillion. Accumulated credit cards issued exceeded 6 million, and the credit card business achieved the credit card business achieved
profitability for the first time in the past three yearsprofitability for the first time in the past three years
�� NonNon--performing loan ratio kept at the industry leading level of 0.41performing loan ratio kept at the industry leading level of 0.41% and capital adequacy ratio was % and capital adequacy ratio was
11.0%11.0%
�� CrossCross--selling delivered remarkable results, generating 34.8% and 54.5%selling delivered remarkable results, generating 34.8% and 54.5% of newlyof newly--added retail added retail
deposits and newlydeposits and newly--issued credit cards respectively issued credit cards respectively
�� Network expansion achieved a further breakthrough. Our 9th brancNetwork expansion achieved a further breakthrough. Our 9th branch, the Huizhou Branch, officially h, the Huizhou Branch, officially
openedopened
Strategic Investment in SDBStrategic Investment in SDB
Ping An BankPing An Bank’’s Businesses, Asset Quality and Capital Adequacys Businesses, Asset Quality and Capital Adequacy
Service and Distribution ChannelService and Distribution Channel
Banking Business HighlightsBanking Business Highlights
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6,3966,396
5,4385,438
(373)(373)
(3,801)(3,801)
(485)(485)
1,7371,737
4,4484,448
3,4253,425
(183)(183)
(2,917)(2,917)
(268)(268)
1,0801,080
43.8%43.8%
58.8%58.8%
103.8%103.8%
30.3%30.3%
81.0%81.0%
60.8%60.8%
Banking Operating PerformanceBanking Operating Performance
20092009(In RMB million)(In RMB million) 20102010 GrowthGrowth
Operating IncomeOperating Income
Including: Net Interest IncomeIncluding: Net Interest Income
Asset Impairment LossAsset Impairment Loss
General, Administration and Other ExpensesGeneral, Administration and Other Expenses
Income TaxIncome Tax
Net ProfitNet Profit
Notes: (1) General, administration and other expenses include opNotes: (1) General, administration and other expenses include operating expenses, business tax and surcharges, other expenses anerating expenses, business tax and surcharges, other expenses and d
nonnon--operating expensesoperating expenses
(2) The above data are from Ping An Bank(2) The above data are from Ping An Bank
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0.46%0.46%
156.0%156.0%
13.0%13.0%
0.41%0.41%
211.1%211.1%
11.0%11.0%
1.77%1.77%
1.89%1.89%
59.5%59.5%
2.18%2.18%
2.30%2.30%
52.9%52.9%
31/12/200931/12/2009 31/12/201031/12/2010
Key Ratios Key Ratios
20092009 20102010
NonNon--performing Loans Ratioperforming Loans Ratio
Provisions Coverage RatioProvisions Coverage Ratio
Capital Adequacy RatioCapital Adequacy Ratio
NotesNotes: (1) : (1) Cost/income ratio refers to the total of general administration Cost/income ratio refers to the total of general administration expenses and other expenses / operating income (excluding expenses and other expenses / operating income (excluding
nonnon--operating income)operating income)
(2) The above data are from Ping An Bank(2) The above data are from Ping An Bank
Net Interest SpreadNet Interest Spread
Net Interest MarginNet Interest Margin
Cost/Income RatioCost/Income Ratio(1) (1)
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�� Ping An LifePing An Life’’s total written premiums increased by 20.2% to over RMB150 billis total written premiums increased by 20.2% to over RMB150 billion, primarily driven on, primarily driven
by the growth in individual life insurance that commands a higheby the growth in individual life insurance that commands a higher profit margin. Firstr profit margin. First--year written year written
premiums from individual life insurance grew by 37.6%premiums from individual life insurance grew by 37.6%
�� Ping An Health established strategic cooperative partnership witPing An Health established strategic cooperative partnership with Discovery, the largest health h Discovery, the largest health
insurance company in South Africa, which will undoubtedly elevatinsurance company in South Africa, which will undoubtedly elevate Ping Ane Ping An’’s position within the s position within the
highly competitive domestic health care insurance and health manhighly competitive domestic health care insurance and health management marketagement market
�� Ping An Annuity maintained its leading position in the industry.Ping An Annuity maintained its leading position in the industry. Three major indicators, namely Three major indicators, namely
annuity payments received, assets entrusted and assets under invannuity payments received, assets entrusted and assets under investment management, were all estment management, were all
among the highest in the sectoramong the highest in the sector
�� Attributed to the specialized channel operations and a more sophAttributed to the specialized channel operations and a more sophisticated management structure, isticated management structure,
premium income from Ping An Property &Casualty increased by 61.4premium income from Ping An Property &Casualty increased by 61.4% to over RMB60 billion, % to over RMB60 billion,
and its market share grew 2.5 percentage points to 15.4%. The 2and its market share grew 2.5 percentage points to 15.4%. The 2ndnd largest market position has largest market position has
been further consolidatedbeen further consolidated
�� Combined ratio improved to 93.2%, our best to date, demonstratinCombined ratio improved to 93.2%, our best to date, demonstrating the continuous improvement g the continuous improvement
in the quality of our businessin the quality of our business
Life InsuranceLife Insurance
Corporate AnnuityCorporate Annuity
Property and Casualty InsuranceProperty and Casualty Insurance
Insurance Business HighlightsInsurance Business Highlights
Notes:Notes: (1) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducte(1) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An Healthd through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An Health
(2) Property and casualty insurance includes our property and ca(2) Property and casualty insurance includes our property and casualty insurance business through Ping An Property & sualty insurance business through Ping An Property &
Casualty and Ping An Hong KongCasualty and Ping An Hong Kong
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Written Premiums/Premium IncomeWritten Premiums/Premium Income
20092009 20102010
134,503134,503
164,448164,448(In RMB million) (In RMB million)
Policy Persistency Ratio Policy Persistency Ratio
91.6%91.6% 90.8%90.8%
86.2%86.2%
87.3%87.3%
75%75%
80%80%
85%85%
90%90%
95%95%
20082008 20092009 20102010
73,43973,43996,87796,877
Premium Premium IncomeIncome
22.3%22.3%
31.9%31.9%
Written Written
PremiumsPremiums
87.0%87.0%
93.1%93.1%
Notes: (1) Notes: (1) Written premiums mean all premiums received from the policies unWritten premiums mean all premiums received from the policies underwritten by the Company, which is prior to the derwritten by the Company, which is prior to the
significant insurance risk testing and unbundling of hybrid rissignificant insurance risk testing and unbundling of hybrid risks contractsks contracts
(2)(2) Premium income meanPremium income meanss premiums after the significant insurance risk testing and unbunpremiums after the significant insurance risk testing and unbundling of hybrid risks contractsdling of hybrid risks contracts
(3) Life insurance includes our life insurance busin(3) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An ess conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An Health Health
Life Insurance Business: Strong Growth and Stable Life Insurance Business: Strong Growth and Stable
Business QualityBusiness Quality
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20102010
100% = 164,448100% = 164,448
Participating 42.4%Participating 42.4%
InvestmentInvestment--linked 2.9%linked 2.9%
Accident and Accident and
shortshort--term term
health 3.8%health 3.8%
Universal Life Universal Life
40.3%40.3%
Traditional Life Traditional Life
Insurance and Insurance and
others 10.6%others 10.6%
20092009
100% = 134,503100% = 134,503
Participating 37.0%Participating 37.0%
InvestmentInvestment--linked 3.4%linked 3.4%
Accident and Accident and
shortshort--term term
health 4.4%health 4.4%
Universal Life Universal Life
42.9%42.9%
Traditional Life Traditional Life
Insurance and Insurance and
others12.3%others12.3%
Notes: (1) The above premiumsNotes: (1) The above premiums meanmean written premiumwritten premiumss
(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance busin(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An ess conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An HealthHealth
(3) (3) TTrraditionaladitional life insurance life insurance and other and other include long term health, life and annuityinclude long term health, life and annuity
(In RMB million) (In RMB million)
Product Structure of Life BusinessProduct Structure of Life Business
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38,89338,893
1,8831,883
1,9231,923
42,69942,699
87,447 87,447
130,146130,146
42.4%42.4%
7.7%7.7%
1.8%1.8%
37.6%37.6%
27.0%27.0%
30.3%30.3%
27,31827,318
1,7481,748
1,9581,958
31,02431,024
68,839 68,839
99,86399,863
Individual Life Written Premiums Substantially Individual Life Written Premiums Substantially
Increased Increased
20092009(In RMB million)(In RMB million) 20102010 GrowthGrowth
Individual LifeIndividual Life
First year regular premiumsFirst year regular premiums
First year single premiumsFirst year single premiums
ShortShort--term accident and health premiumsterm accident and health premiums
Total new businessTotal new business
Renewal businessRenewal business
Total individual lifeTotal individual life
Notes: (1) Above premiums are written premiumsNotes: (1) Above premiums are written premiums
(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance busin(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An ess conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An HealthHealth
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(In RMB million) (In RMB million) 20092009 20102010 GrowthGrowth
20092009 20102010 GrowthGrowth
Bancassurance and Group Insurance Written Bancassurance and Group Insurance Written
Premiums Remained StablePremiums Remained Stable
BancassuranceBancassurance
First year regular premiumsFirst year regular premiums
First year single premiumsFirst year single premiums
ShortShort--term accident and health premiumsterm accident and health premiums
Total new businessTotal new business
Renewal businessRenewal business
Total BancassuranceTotal Bancassurance
Group InsuranceGroup Insurance
First year regular premiumsFirst year regular premiums
First year single premiumsFirst year single premiums
ShortShort--term accident and health premiumsterm accident and health premiums
Total new businessTotal new business
Renewal businessRenewal business
Total Group InsuranceTotal Group Insurance
349349
26,79626,796
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27,14827,148
635635
27,78327,783
1,3281,328
24,86324,863
22
26,19326,193
905905
27,09827,098
280.5%280.5%
7.2%7.2%
33.3%33.3%
3.5%3.5%
42.5%42.5%
2.5%2.5%
88
2,8272,827
3,9773,977
6,8126,812
4545
6,8576,857
115115
2,7652,765
4,2784,278
7,1587,158
4646
7,2047,204
1,337.5%1,337.5%
2.2%2.2%
7.6%7.6%
5.1%5.1%
2.2%2.2%
5.1%5.1%
Notes: (1) Above premiums are written premiumsNotes: (1) Above premiums are written premiums
(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance busin(2) Life insurance includes our life insurance business conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An ess conducted through Ping An Life, Ping An Annuity and Ping An HealthHealth
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61.2%61.2%
Note: The Company conducts property and casualty insurance businNote: The Company conducts property and casualty insurance business through Ping An Property & Casualty and Ping An Hong Kong ess through Ping An Property & Casualty and Ping An Hong Kong
20092009 20102010
38,77438,774
29,56129,561
7,4767,476
62,50762,507
49,42049,420
11,20511,205
20092009 20102010
98.6%98.6%93.2%93.2%
57.0%57.0% 55.4%55.4%
37.8%37.8%41.6%41.6%
Improved Improved
5.4 5.4 percentage pointspercentage points
Loss RatioLoss RatioExpense RatioExpense Ratio
Premium IncomePremium Income
(In RMB million) (In RMB million)
Combined Ratio Combined Ratio
Property Property andand CasualtyCasualty: : Strong Growth in Strong Growth in Premium Premium
and and Significant Improvement in Significant Improvement in Combined RatioCombined Ratio
Accident HealthAccident HealthAutoAuto Non AutoNon Auto
1,7371,737
1,8821,882
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20,37220,372
29,80729,807
26,10726,107
38,44838,448
31/12/200931/12/2009 31/12/201031/12/2010
46.3%46.3% 47.3%47.3%
Assets EntrustedAssets Entrusted
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Assets under Investment Assets under Investment
ManagementManagement
31/12/200931/12/2009 31/12/201031/12/2010
Continuous Growth in Annuity Business Continuous Growth in Annuity Business
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�� Ping An Securities achieved a net profit of RMB1,594 million, anPing An Securities achieved a net profit of RMB1,594 million, an increase of 48.7%increase of 48.7%
�� Investment banking business continued to lead the Investment banking business continued to lead the SMEsSMEs and the GEM underwriting market, and the GEM underwriting market,
successfully underwrote 39 IPOs and 11 resuccessfully underwrote 39 IPOs and 11 re--financing projects, ranking top of industry in terms of financing projects, ranking top of industry in terms of
both number of deals and underwriting revenueboth number of deals and underwriting revenue
SecuritiesSecurities
�� Ping An Asset Management proactively grasped the market opportunPing An Asset Management proactively grasped the market opportunities, optimized assets ities, optimized assets
allocation and achieved a total investment yield of 4.9%, furtheallocation and achieved a total investment yield of 4.9%, further demonstrating Ping Anr demonstrating Ping An’’s s
investment capabilities in the industryinvestment capabilities in the industry
InvestmentInvestment
Investment Business HighlightsInvestment Business Highlights
�� Net profit of Ping An Trust increased by 71.5%, reaching RMB1,03Net profit of Ping An Trust increased by 71.5%, reaching RMB1,039 million9 million
�� Ping An Trust accelerated the development of wealth management bPing An Trust accelerated the development of wealth management business, and optimized usiness, and optimized
product structure, achieving remarkable progress in trust busineproduct structure, achieving remarkable progress in trust business transformationss transformation
TrustTrust
FundFund
�� Ping AnPing An--UOB Fund was established with the approval of the regulatory autUOB Fund was established with the approval of the regulatory authorities, which is horities, which is
expected to add another dimension to the services offered by theexpected to add another dimension to the services offered by the Group and hence putting us one Group and hence putting us one
step closer to being an integrated financial services providerstep closer to being an integrated financial services provider
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29,27229,272
34.4%34.4%
30,72830,728
2010201020092009
Net Investment IncomeNet Investment Income
25,34325,343
18,86318,863
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Investment YieldInvestment Yield
Total Investment IncomeTotal Investment Income
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
2010 2010 20092009
�� The improvement in net investment yield The improvement in net investment yield
was attributed to the increase of dividend was attributed to the increase of dividend
income arising from equity investments. income arising from equity investments.
However, the total investment yield However, the total investment yield
decreased due to Chinadecreased due to China’’s stock market s stock market
corrections in 2010corrections in 2010
Note: The data above is based on insurance fund investment portfNote: The data above is based on insurance fund investment portfolio olio
Total Investment YieldTotal Investment Yield
Net Investment YieldNet Investment Yield
3%3%
4%4%
5%5%
6%6%
7%7%
6.4%6.4%
4.9%4.9%
4.2%4.2%
3.9%3.9%
4.7%4.7%
2010201020092009
Net Investment Yield Improved, Total Investment Net Investment Yield Improved, Total Investment
Yield DecreasedYield Decreased
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1.8%1.8%
2.0%2.0%
0.4%0.4%
0.2%0.2%
1.0%1.0%
0.3%0.3%
0.5%0.5%
100100% =762,953% =762,953100100% =589,713% =589,713
76.0%76.0%
15.5%15.5%
59.6%59.6%
0.9%0.9%
10.8%10.8%
1.5%1.5%
11.7%11.7%
77.8%77.8%
17.5%17.5%
59.2%59.2%
1.1%1.1%
9.8%9.8%
1.2%1.2%
11.2%11.2%
ChangeChange31/12/201031/12/201031/12/200931/12/2009(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Portfolio Allocation: Focus on Overall Risk Control Portfolio Allocation: Focus on Overall Risk Control
Fixed Maturity InvestmentsFixed Maturity Investments
Term DepositsTerm Deposits(2)(2)
Bond InvestmentsBond Investments(2)(2)
Other Fixed Maturity InvestmentsOther Fixed Maturity Investments(2)(2)
Equity InvestmentsEquity Investments(2)(2)
Infrastructure InvestmentsInfrastructure Investments
Cash, Cash Equivalent and OthersCash, Cash Equivalent and Others
PortfolioPortfolio(1)(1)
Notes: (Notes: (11)) The above investment portfolio is the insurance fund investment The above investment portfolio is the insurance fund investment portfolioportfolio
((22)) TThe data above exclude items that are classified as cash and cashhe data above exclude items that are classified as cash and cash equivalentequivalent
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20092009 20102010
71.9%71.9% 96.1%96.1%
Net Fees and Commission Income Significantly Net Fees and Commission Income Significantly
IncreasedIncreased
Ping An SecuritiesPing An Securities
(In RMB million)(In RMB million)
Ping An TrustPing An Trust
20092009 20102010
1,9721,972
3,3903,390
358358
702702
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