Title: A1257278508WnDOZ
1Business and Financial Overview
Mark Tucker
Chief Executive
Garth Jones
Managing Director, Finance, Actuarial IT
15th Nov, 2000
2Content
- Key messages
- PCAs mandate
- PCAs profitable growth strategy
- PCA Today
- PCA The future
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3Key Messages
1
Significant, material profitable growth
opportunities in Asia
2
PCA has now succeeded in breaking through the
formidable entry barriers PCA has a pan-regional
presence and platform PCA has a clear strategy
business model for life and retail financial
services and a track record of delivery
3
4
PCA is very well positioned and resourced to
takeadvantage of the regions exciting growth
potential
2
4Groups 1994 Mandate To PCA
Quantum change in pace, size and return from the
Asian region on a scale which in time will make a
significant positive impact on the Groups
results
3
Business and Financial Overview
5PCAs Strategy For Growth Four Dimensions
- Geography
- Expand into Asian markets with largest,
profitable pools of target customers
- Distribution
- Improve still further effectiveness of current
channels - Expand options
- access more customers
- maximise stickiness productivity
through cross-selling
- Products
- Continue to meet customer needs for core life
insurance savings products - Offer broader range of RFS products to deepen
customer relationship
Target Customers
Professional/ Mass-affluent segment
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6Understanding Our Customers
- In depth local research
- UK heritage history
- Prudence
Trust Credibility
A competitive advantage
5
7Customer Growth 1994-2000
2000
1,500,000
1,000
1994
150,000
Life 100
6
8Geography 1994
7
Business and Financial Overview
9Geography 2000
8
Business and Financial Overview
10Products Distribution 1994
Geography
Mal
Sin
HK
Products Life -Traditional - Unit
Linked General Distribution Agency
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11Products Distribution 2000
Geography
Mal
Sin
HK
Thai
Indo
Phil
India
Japan
Taiwan
Vietnam
China
Products Life -Traditional -Unit
linked Mutual Funds General Distribution Agency
Bank Broker Direct
1994 2000
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12.. now A Regional Life Insurance Leader
Number of markets among top 5
PCA 2000
3-5
PCA 1994
- Sun Life of Canada
- New York Life
- CMG
- Great Eastern Life
1-2
- Aegon
- Allianz
- Zurich/Eagle Star
- Prudential US
None
3-6
7-8
9
1-2
Market presence/licences
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13Summary Key Drivers Of Growth
- Favourable regional economic growth
wealth distribution trends - Success in getting licences
- Successful JV partnering with respected local
financial brands - Building competitive advantage focusing on
quality, productivity and economic value of
dominant agency distribution channel
12
14Summary Key Drivers Of Growth
- Excellence in regional brand promotion
- Systematic processes rolled out regionally
- Consistent application of a delegated Think
regional, Act local management approach
13
15PCA Today Overview
- A trusted brand across Asia
- Overcoming barriers to entry - unlocking
opportunities for profitable growth - Establishing joint-ventures and alliances to
accelerate profitable growth - A vision and operational management structure
designed for the future with people who can
deliver - A financial track record that demonstrates all of
the above
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16A Trusted Brand Across Asia
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17Overcoming Barriers To Entry
- Limited number of licences available
- Early market presence and history critical
- Understanding operating and regulatory
environment - People constraints experience and expertise
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18Establishing JV Partners Selection Criteria
- Financially sound
- Strong ethical approach to business
- Well trusted brand with good reputation in market
- Appreciation of financial services sector and its
challenges - Prudential ownership/shared ownership of the
customer
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19Strong Existing JVs/Alliances With Major
Financial Institutions
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20PCAs Vision
Today
1994
To be Asias 1 life retail financial solutions
provider
Quantum change in pace, size and return from the
Asian region on a scale which in time will make a
significant positive impact on the Groups
results
1 in customer focus 1 in attracting the best
people
Maximising shareholder value
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21PCAs Operating Structure
- Investment Management
- Hong Kong
- Singapore
- Japan
- Mutual Funds
- India
- Taiwan
Life
- Established Markets - Hong Kong,
Singapore, Malaysia - Emerging Markets - Thailand, Indonesia,
Philippines, Vietnam, India - China Taiwan
- Level of market development
- Scale of operations
- Depth of management resources
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22PCAs Management Team
Mark E Tucker Chief Executive
Mina HsuBrand Communications
Garth JonesFinance, Actuarial IT
Peter BoothHuman Resources
Mike BishopAlternative Distribution
Hugh DaviesAsia Desk
Gary BennettBusiness Development
Investment Mgt
Mutual Funds
Life
21
23PCAs Operating And Management Structures
Leverage expertise resources across borders
Capitalising On Regional Synergies
Spread corporate values
Develop critical areas of excellence
Make Prudential a household name
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24PCAs People Fundamental To Our Success
- Recruitment of core competency talent
- PRUflexiben
- PRUuniversity
- MBA fast-track programme developing management
resource pipeline
The financial services employer of choice
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25PCA Financial Overview
26PC Asia Financial Performance
Strong, Diverse and Sustainable
1
Very strong growth all round in sales and
achieved profits The diversity of geography,
product and type of business That significant and
material shareholder value has already been
delivered
2
3
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27New Business Strong Life Regular Premium Growth
Rebounding from Crisis earlier than expected
120 on9 mths 99
m
150
17
100
-34
34
50
0
1996
1997
1998
1999
9 mths 2000
Established
Emerging
Taiwan China
26
28New Business Strong Life Single Premium Growth
Single Premiums also recovered rapidly from
Crisis
m
62 on9 mths 99
250
200
150
157
100
333
-81
50
0
1996
1997
1998
1999
9 mths 2000
Established
Emerging
Taiwan China
27
29New Business Life APE
CAGR 9 mths 1996 - 9 mths 2000 of 20
m
160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0
1996
1997
1998
1999
9 mths 2000
Full Year
9 mths
28
30New Business Life APE
New Business Geographic Mix 9 mths 2000
Taiwan 29
Emerging 10
Established 61
29
31Life Operations New Business Achieved Profits
CAGR 6 mths 1996 - 6 mths 2000 of 35
m
90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0
1996
1997
1998
1999
6 mths 2000
6 mths
Full Year
30
32Life Operations NBAP Product Mix 6 mths 2000
Non Par 30
Linked 40
Non-Linked 30
New business achieved profit on APE 60
31
33 Life Operations Building Core Agency
Distribution
Numbers of agents 000s
25
20
15
10
5
0
Dec 96
Dec 97
Dec 98
Dec 99
Sep 00
32
34Agency Productivity Persistency
- Prudentials agency force more productive than
market - Malaysia 200
- Singapore 28
- Hong Kong 28
- Prudentials persistency also higher than market
33
35 Mutual Funds India Net Sales
1 in Private Sector
313m net sales for 9 mths 2000 up 46 over 9
mths 1999
m
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
1998
1999
9 mths 2000
Full year
9 mths
34
36PCA Total Funds Under Management
bn
12
- Asian Investment Management businesses all
reporting to PCA from 1999 -
- Acquisition of Prudential Taiwan SITE adds a
further 1.1bn
10
8
6
4
2
0
Dec 96
Dec 97
Dec 98
Dec 99
Jun 00
PCA Life
UK Life Fund
Pensions
Mutual Funds
35
37PCA Total Funds Under Management - June 2000
Pensions 2
PCA Life 30
UK Life Fund 62
Mutual Funds 6
Total FUM 10.4bn excluding Prudential Taiwan
SITE
36
38Operating Achieved Profits
CAGR 6 mths 1996 - 6 mths 2000 of 35
m
120
100
80
60
40
20
0
1996
1997
1998
1999
6 mths 2000
Full Year
6 mths
37
39MSB Profits
m
16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 0
1996
1997
1998
1999
6 mths 2000
Full Year
6 mths
38
40PCA Value Added To Shareholder Funds
m
ROE 28
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
1999 1 Jan - 30 Jun
2000 1 Jan - 30 Jun
Expected Return
Value Added
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41PCA Contribution to Group Results
New Business Achieved Profits
- 18 of new business achieved profits 6 mths 2000
- up from 15 in
1999 - 250m APE sales 9 mths 2000 19 of group-wide
total - up from 11 in 1999
UK Europe 40
US 42
Asia18
40
42PC Asia Financial Performance
Strong, Diverse and Sustainable
1
Very strong growth all round in sales and
achieved profits The diversity of geography,
product and type of business That significant and
material shareholder value has already been
delivered. and we are confident it will continue
2
3
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43PCA The Future
44PCA 2000-2005 Profitable Growth Objectives
- Regional alignment with savings market
opportunities - Promote long-term savings through life insurance
and value adding product enhancements - Complement life offering with expanded product
range and retail financial services customer
proposition - Multiple distribution
- Scale applied to capture operating economies
43
45Challenges - External
- Political instability
- Economic shocks
- Regulatory environment
- Competition
44
46Challenges - Internal
- Attracting, retaining and developing the best
people - Managing in multilingual/ multicultural
environment - Integrating acquisitions
- Maintaining excellent relationships with JV
partners - Keeping our unique PCA culture as we grow
45
47Products Distribution PCA 2000
Geography
Mal
Sin
HK
Thai
Indo
Phil
India
Japan
Taiwan
Vietnam
China
Products Life -Traditional -Unit
linked Mutual Funds General Distribution Agency
Bank Broker Direct
1994 2000
46
48PCA Sources Of Competitive Advantage
- Proven formula for transforming acquired and
start-up businesses - Prudential Groups financial strength where
security of many large regional players in doubt - Success breeds success PCAs track record -
real advantage in deal-making and partner
selection
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49PCA Sources Of Competitive Advantage
- Understanding of customer retail savings needs
- Ownership of key customer relationships
- Life agency network and management model
- Ownership of successful bancassurance
distribution model - Profit consciousness inculcated at all levels of
the business
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50Summary
1
Significant, material profitable growth
opportunities in Asia
2
PCA has now succeeded in breaking through the
formidable entry barriers PCA has a pan-regional
presence and platform PCA has a clear strategy
business model for life and retail financial
services and a track record of delivery
3
4
PCA is very well positioned and resourced to
takeadvantage of the regions exciting growth
potential
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