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ANIMA highlights – Different, yet unique
Source: ANIMA
Solid results delivered in a challenging environment amid markets’ volatility and macro turbulences
Highest level of AuM (€72.7b) driven by strong inflows in the institutional segment
Net income yoy reduction highlyimpacted by lower performance fees
DPS confirmed at 0.25€
Healthy growth as a result of the positive mix of diversified ordinarybusiness, new partnerships (Poste) and focus on operating leverage
72.7 AuM (€bn)
233.1 Net commissions (€m)in line with 2015
101.2 Net Income (€m)
-20% vs. 2015
+4.6 Net New Money (€bn)
+9% vs. 2015
2016 at a glance
127.7 Adj. Net Income (€m)
-15% vs. 2015
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Anima AuM evolution
Source: ANIMA, data in € bn
4.6
66.9
Mkt effect
1.2
NNM Mkt effect
46.6
+17%
AuM 2013
7.6
NNM
3.0
Mkt effect
57.1
AuM 2014
8.6
AuM 2015
+23%
AuM 2016
1.2
NNM
72.7
+9%
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2016FY net inflows breakdown
Source: ANIMA – data in €bn
27.24733.637
39.640
1.229
5.61166.887
AuM 2015 EoP
Inst
itut
iona
lRe
tail
72.692
AuM 2016 EoP
39.055
Mkt effectNNM
4.565
-1.046
Retail flows negative in Q1 and Q4 due to bumpy marketsand turmoil of the Italianbanking sector
Highest ever recordedInstitutional flows even net of the BMPS prop fin expirationand consistent with the increased focus on thissegment
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2016FY net inflows breakdown by quarter
Source: ANIMA – data in €b
7.11
0.86
0.73
4.61
0.92
2016FY
4.57
Retail
‐1.49
‐1.05
Q4
0.10
‐0.76
Q3
-0.77
‐1.49
‐0.01
Q2
0.88
‐0.05
Q1
4.37
‐0.24
Institutional
PropfinBMPS prop fin expiration
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INSTITUTIONAL – 46% AuM = €33.6bnRETAIL - 54% AuM = €39.1bn
Strategic partners*
84.0%
Other banks9.1%
FAs6.4%
Other0.5%
Insurance36.6%
Wrap#
30.1%
Pension funds 9.6%
Poste11.3%
Fund users/subadvisory
12.4%
Source: ANIMA Data as of 31-Dec-2016* Includes BMPS, BPM, Cre.Val. and BPPB # Wrap: Anima funds invested by other products managed by Anima
All segments of the institutional business recordedpositive NNM in 2016
Strong contribution by Poste Italiane NNM with mutualfunds and U/L
Stable breakdown of retail AuM stock
Strategic partners share in line with 2015 EoP
Business by segment
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2016FY net inflows in mutual funds by asset class
Source: ANIMA – data in €m
*includes balanced up to 20% in equities
-800
-700
-600
-500
-400
-300
-200
-100
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1,000
Cash Bond* Balanced Flexible Equity
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5 years of significant shift in product mix
Source: ANIMA
3.4%
39.6%
29.1%
14.2%
13.7%
Flexible
Balanced
Bond
Cash
2015
Equity
4.2%
41.2%
13.6%
27.8%
13.3%
2014
3.8%
46.9%
8.1%
27.5%
13.7%
2013
5.3%
47.8%
5.4%
25.2%
16.4%
2012
7.7%
48.1%
6.4%
18.2%
19.6%
2011
10.5%
50.0%
7.0%
10.9%
21.6%
2016
17.1%32.1%
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2016 funds’ breakdown by category
Investment performance
Source: Bloomberg - FIDMGEND Index for Italian Industry. ASSOGESTIONI for IT Industry funds breakdown by category
42.2% 39.6%
8.4% 14.2%
24.4%29.1%
21.3%13.7%
Balanced
Bond
Cash
Equity
Flexible
ANIMA
3.4%
IT Industry
3.8%
2014-2016 funds’ WAP
2015
3.5%
1.7%
2014
4.9%4.7%
2.1%
2016
2.6%
ANIMAIT Industry
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€m 2016 % 2015
Net commissions 233.106 233.935
Performance fees 20.607 57.313
Total revenues 253.713 -13% 291.248
Personnel costo/w fixedo/w variable
(33.352)(25.059)(8.293)
(40.102)(23.254)(16.848)
Other expense (29.007) (30.221)
Total expense (62.359) -11% (70.323)
EBITDA 191.354 -13% 220.925
Non recurring costs (1.600) (2.750)
LTIP expense (10.352) (12.243)
Other income/(cost) 0.568 (0.337)
D&A (18.400) (18.789)
EBIT 161.570 -13% 186.806
Net financial charges (4.802) (3.747)
PBT 156.768 -14% 183.059
Income tax (55.588) (56.173)
Net income 101.180 -20% 126.886
Adjusted net income 127.734 -15% 150.518
P&L overview
Non cash PPA amortization; amortization of capitalized costs of financing One off components and non‐recurring costs (M&A, asset disposals, lay‐off incentives)
bps/avg AuM 2016 2015
Retail 30.7 34.5
Institutional* 28.8 30.2
Average 30.1 33.4
Cost/income 2016 2015
On total revenues 24.6% 24.1%
Ex performance fees 26.8% 30.1%
Net commission margin declined also as a result of the shift towards institutional segment, and negative market effect on the most profitable asset classes in Q1
Institutional margin decreasing mainly due to very large mandates awarded in Q1 and expiration of BMPS propfin mandate in June 2016
LTIP expense reduced to reflect the final KPI achievements (around 93%). Lower expense also for the remaining period Jan-Apr 2017
Net financial charges and income tax affected by one-off settlement
Cost income ratio still improving net of perf. fees, and best in class on total revenues
*2015 margin restated to reflect similar contribution of expired BMPS prop fin mandate
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Net commission trend Personnel cost trend
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
57.057.260.058.860.158.559.8
55.6
3Q162Q161Q164Q153Q152Q151Q15 4Q16
Decrease in fixed fees mainly due to the expiration of the BMPS prop fin mandate in Q3 (approx €2.5m lower revenues per quarter)
6.1 6.0 5.5 5.7 6.2 6.75.7 6.4
8.0
3.12.1
3.7 2.52.5
2.5 0.9
8.7
4Q15
9.4
3Q15
7.7
2Q15
9.1
1Q15
14.1
1Q16 2Q16
9.2
3Q16
8.2
4Q16
7.3
Slight increase in the fixed component and strong reduction in the variable remuneration also linked to the very limited contribution of performance feeslinked to absolute HWM criteria
Fixed
Variable
227246~€ 2.5m per quarter
less fees due to expired prop fin mandate
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Opex breakdown – focus on operating leverage
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
16.3 15.9
8.87.4
5.15.7
-4.0%
Other opex
Outsourcing
Marketing
2016
29.0
2015
30.2
Marketing expense increase more than offset by around €1.8m cost savings in other areas, particularly in outsourcing
Operating leverage still improving even in a year of margin erosion
8.89.5
11.112.3
11.412.9
14.314.3-38.5%
20161H1620151H1520141H1420131H13
OPEX/AuM in bps
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Exploiting operating leverage
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
75.4%1.5%
75.9%73.5%72.1%
24.6%24.1%26.5%27.9%‐4.1%
26.8%
2016
30.1%
2014
‐10.7%
2015
30.7%
2013
37.6%
EBITDA margin as a % of total revenues
OPEX as a % of total revenues
OPEX as a % of revenues ex perf.fees
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Tax settlement impact
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
2016 stated chg 2016
restated
EBITDA 191.354 191.354
D&A and other cost (29.784) 595 (29.189)
EBIT 161.570 595 162.165
Interest expense (4.802) 839 (3.963)
PBT 156.768 1.434 158.202
Income tax (55.588) 8.056 (47.533)
Net profit 101.180 9.490 110.670
ANIMA reached on July 7th 2016 a settlement with the Italian Revenue Agency covering the years between 2004 and 2014 for a total charge of €8.9 million related to a differentcalculation of the transfer pricing between the Irish subsidiary and the Italian entities
Ordinary tax rate for 2016FY is 30.0%, slightly decling yoy (30.7% in 2015FY)
€8.9m one-off charge
Consultancies and other fees
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Net financial position
€m 2016 2015
Bank loan (180.0) (180.0)
TOTAL DEBT (180.0) (180.0)
Cash 215.2 285.8
Securities 141.9 67.9
Perf. fee receivables 15.8 11.5
TOTAL CASH 372.9 365.2
NET FINANCIAL POSITION 192.9 185.2
Source: ANIMA
-180.0 -180.0 -180.0
222.9
365.2 372.9
2015
185.2
2014
42.9
2016
192.9
Total cash
Total debtat Holding level
Mainly in operatingcos (subsidiaries)
€125m dividend distribution in 2015-2016
~€75m dividend for 2016FY (€0.25 DPS) submitted to AGM approval in April 2017
Proposed dividend -for the third year above the 50% payout policy- reflects the Group’s cash generation, flexible and low-leveraged balance sheet and a synthesis of growth opportunities’ funding and capital distribution to shareholders
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The ANIMA – Poste partnership (1/2)
Source: ANIMA
Continued support with 8 new product launches during 2016
Training delivered to the sales network: 137 events in 2016
2.0 2.1 2.3 2.42.7 2.7 3.0 3.2 3.3 3.5 3.7 3.8 4.0
4.3
Oct-16 Dec-16Jul-16 Nov-16Aug-16 Feb-17Sep-16 Jan-17Jun-16May-16Apr-16Mar-16Feb-16Jan-16
Cedola Dinamica Nov’22
Evoluzione 3D 2016 I
Evoluzione 3D Jul’21
Soluzione Flessibile U/L
Cedola Dinamica Feb’23
Mix 3 Cedola Dinamica May’23
Cedola Chiara May’22
AuM
in €
bn
22
2%
98%
POSTE - ~€76b
The ANIMA – Poste partnership (2/2)
Source: ANIMA /Assogestioni as of 31.12.2016 POSTE GROUP figures as of 9M16
54%46%
ANIMA - ~€73b
28%
72%
ANIMA+POSTE ~ €150b
24%
41%
10%
23%
2%
POSTE GROUP ~€493b
Saving books Bonds Deposits Life insurance Mutual funds
Poste SGRAuM
Retail
Retail
98%2%
POSTE - ~€76b
Retail
Retail
Institutional
Institutional
Institutional
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Closing remarks
2013 2014 2015 2016
6.8%
9.5%
2.8%
15.1%
8.4%
16.2%
5.0%
8.5%
Also in 2016 ANIMA showed strong reaction to a very challenging and rapidly evolvingscenario; the result is represented by a growththat for ANIMA is almost 2x the Italian Industry
Three main strategic moves were undertaken:• Exploiting new opportunities in the institutional
segment helped offsetting difficult moments in the retail banking distribution
• Cost reduction was effective to keep a solidoperational leverage even in a lower marginenvironment
• External growth opportunities accelerate the dimensional jump further widening the distributionnetwork
The management aims to proceed on this healthy growth path with unchanged determination always focusing on shareholders’ value creation
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ANIMA: different, yet unique!
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