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Title: Hansabank Group


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Hansabank Group
  • 2002

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Hansabank Groups historic highlights
  • July 1991 establishment of Hansabank
  • July 1993 establishment of Hansa Capital
  • June 1996 purchase of Deutsche Lettische Bank
    (current Hansabanka)
  • July 1998 merger with Estonian Savings Bank
  • Autumn 1998 Swedbank became Hansabanks
    strategic shareholder
  • July 1999 greenfield banking operations in
    Lithuania (establishment of Hansabankas)
  • July 2001 privatisation of Lithuanian Savings
    Bank (LTB)
  • November 2002 establishment of Hansa Leasing
    Russia

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Hansabank Groups business philosophy
  • Who is our client?
  • Hansabank is a universal bank
  • Our target customers are small and medium-sized
    companies and above-average income earning
    private individuals
  • What do we offer?
  • We believe in the one-stop-shop strategy
  • Our competitive advantages include the widest
    distribution network, knowledge of the customer
    and good service quality
  • How can we do this efficiently?
  • The best electronic channels
  • A common IT-platform
  • Systematic customer relationship management

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Hansabank Group today
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Hansabank Group today
Banking in Estonia
  • Dominant position on the Estonian market
  • Deposit market share 56
  • (incl. 67 in retail deposits)
  • Lending market share 53
  • II pillar pension market share 50
  • 95 branches and 506 ATMs
  • 400,000 Internet bank customers

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Hansabank Group today
Banking in Latvia
  • Second largest bank in deposits and loans,
    largest retail bank
  • Deposit market share15
  • Lending market share 21
  • II pillar pension market share 63
  • 61 branches and 200 ATMs
  • 168,000 Internet bank users

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Hansabank Group today
Banking in Lithuania
  • Second largest bank in deposits and loans
  • Deposit market share 31
  • Lending market share 28
  • Dominating retail bank in Lithuania with 2
    million customers
  • 150 branches and 275 ATMs
  • 173,000 Internet bank users

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Hansabank Group today
Leasing and factoring
  • The largest leasing and factoring company in the
    Baltics with 50 market share
  • Starting from 2003 Hansa Capital offers
    asset-based finance also to companies in the
    Russian transport sector
  • In addition to the main products, Hansa Capital
    offers also car rental services for passanger and
    commercial vehicles, asset realisation,
    encashment and insurance brokerage

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Hansabank Group today
  • Hansabank and the Internet
  • Hansabanks aim is to be the best Internet
    banking service provider in the Baltics
  • In Estonia over 95 of all transfers and
    cash transactions are done in electronic
    channels
  • Growth in the number of customers

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Hansabank Groups financialsVolume growth
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Hansabank Groups financials Regional
distribution
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Hansabank Groups share
  • Share price 15.9 euros - growth in 2002 55
  • Market capitalisation 1.3 billion euros
  • EPS 1.52 euros
  • Average daily turnover 1.9 million euros

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Hansabank Groups financial targets
  • Double the operating profit in 4 years
  • ROE at least 20
  • Cost-income ratio below 50
  • Net risk cost below 0.6
  • net risk cost (write-offs - recoveries) /
    average loan portfolio

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Hansabank Groups priorities for 2003
  • To increase the loan portfolio in Latvia and
    Lithuania
  • The biggest value driver is SME lending and
    mortgages, we also see potential in consumer
    finance.
  • To develop a group-wide knowledge sharing
    framework
  • We have a unique opportunity to make use of the
    development gap between the three countries -
    learn from experience or adopt solutions that
    have proved to be successful in other business
    units.
  • To implement fully Pan-Baltic product development
  • We have a similar technological solution in all
    the countries, which makes us more efficient.
    Product development must also be centralized in
    order to keep IT systems similar and use
    development resources efficiently.

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