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EFTA01108475
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Our state of mind : EdR is today a CHFi6obn European player in PB, AM and Asset Custody. The core of our
platform is the Paris/Luxembourg/Geneva axis . In our core activities, we observe (i) scale and performance
generation as key value differentiator, (ii) Luxembourg emerging as the European hub. That's why we do want to
develop our operations in Luxembourg
Our rationale : KBL could be a transforming asset for our Group.
)
We do have natural complementarity businesses in Luxembourg, France, Monaco...
)
We will enter /develop significantly other markets (Germany, Netherlands)
>
We can capitalize on an enlarged scale both in PB and Assets Custody
)
We can capitalize on EdR brand to develop the acquired businesses
What we would like to achieve : Understanding better (i) where Precision Capital stands in terms of strategy
and exit from this asset and (ii) KBL itself given the recent transactions announced (Monceau Assurances, Brown
Shipley)
P
What we propose as next steps : After signature of NDA, reception of high level financial information on KBL
to enable us to refine our analysis and come back to you in [September] with a non binding proposal that could
open the way for exclusive discussions
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PRELIMINARY COMBINATION ANALYSIS: AUM IMPACT
AUM in CHF bn
BP Total
22 6
EdR EdriOnaL
IFS Total
EdR EdR+KBL
Lux2
Belgium3
FR
Monaco
UK
Spain
Others KBL
35 5
0,4 11
EdR EdR+KBL
EdR E0R+KBL
EdR EdR+KBL
rciEl
15.9
EdR EdR+KBL
KBL
Germany
Netherlands
Figures as of end 2014 are restated with KBL 2015
operations. Data as of 30104/2015 for EdR
1 May still include Vitis Ufa AuM. EdR figure without european branches
Includes UBS Belgium AuM
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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FIRST POTENTIAL CONCERNS TO BE ADDRESSED
Potential concern
0
Presence on the lower scale of EdR target in
terms of client segment
0
Significant restructuring to be done requiring
turnaround team
0
KBL Group has been built without integration
between geographies
Mitigation
0
Integration of KBL's clients in EdR S1
segment with limited bespoke solutions
0
Necessity to set up a strong Project Team in
charge of the integration
0
KBL has initiated a reorganisation to optimize
its structure. To be reinforced and
accelerated in KBL integration process
0
AM business in KBL Group seems to be
limited to KBL Richelieu teams in France 4
Limited transformation for EdR AM business
while this deal will significantly reduce EdR
capacity for other acquisitions
0
Cultural fit
0
To be assessed carefully in DD sessions with
operational teams
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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PRELIMINARY FINANCIAL INFORMATION (DATA AS OF 31/12/2014)
En €bn
BdL
BIL
KBL
EdR
EdRE
Loan book
2,0
10,0
2,3
2,4
AuC
56,0
41,3
23,9
23,9
AUM
18,0
18,0
42,0
129,5
Earnings
66,0
123,0
70,0
67,0
25,0
Equity capital
740
1 200
1 000
1 750
220
Assumed PE
15,0x
15,0x
15,0x
19,0x
19,0x
Implied.Equity Value
990
1 845
1 050
1 274
475
Assumed Price to Book
0,75x
0,75x
0,75x
1,00x
1,00x
Implied Equity Value
555
900
750
1 750
220
En CHFbn
BdL
BIL
KBL
EdR
EdRE
Loan book
2,1
10,4
2,4
2.5
0,0
AuC
..._...
58,5
0,0
43,1
22,9
22,9
AUM
18,8
18,8
43,8 ---r
135,2
0,0
Earnings
68,9
128,4
73,1
70.0
26.1
Equity capital
773
..,..,
1 253
1 044
,.._
1 827
230
Assumed PE
15,0x
15,0x
15,0x
19,0x
19,0x
Implied Equity Value
r
1 034
'
1 926
r
1 096
1 330
496
Assumed Price to Book
0,75x
0,75x
0,75x
1,00x
1,00x
Implied Equity Value
579
940
783
1 827
230
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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PRELIMINARY FINANCIAL INFORMATION (DATA AS OF 31/12/2014)
KBL acquisition
Acquisition size
750
Financing
50%
Interest Rate
5%
Additional Debt
375
Assumed tax rate
15%
Additional interest charge
15,9
Remaining financing
375
Use of existing cash
200
Interest on cash
-0,7%
Lost on interest income
-1,4
Required capital increase
175
Group Net income
70,0
Additional net income
73,1
Less additional interest
-15,9
Less lose of interest income
-1,4
Capital increase required
PF Net Income
128,5
% of Financing
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
Capital Increase
200
475
400
325
250
175
Assumed EdR equity value
Capital increase
2 000
175
Use of existing cash
250
300
425
350
275
375
300
225
200
150
125
75
PF Equity Value
2 175
350
325
250
175
100
25
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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BP
AM
Figures in EUR & USD are
converted in CHF using
respectively 1.044 and 0.935
exchange rate
OTHER COMBINATIONS SCENARIO (DATA AS OF 31/12/2014)
EdR Today (CHF M)
AuM1
25
IFS
Revenues'
487
379
BP
Net Earnings (Group sharer
AM
163
1 002
IFS Other
13
48
614
Other
BP
AM
1Based on 2015 (split betweeen businesses based on 2014 prorate)
2 AuM as of 31/12/2013 for UBS France
Revenues as of 31/12/2013 for UBS France & KBL epb
'Net Earnings as of 31/12/2013 for UBS France & KBL epb
s Net Earnings for IFS are estimated
'2015 disposals not taken into account
IFS6
EdR Tomorrow (CHF M)
AuM2
138
+10
73
IFS
BP
Revenues3
AM
956
+66
430
03 195
BP
Net Earnings (Group sharer
AM
IFS Other
56
-3
67
43
•
BP
Preliminary valuation estimates
UBS (France) : CHF 100 M
KBL : CHF 900 M6
Millennium : CHF 350M
Figures indicators : EdR I
/ KBL I Millennium
AM
CHF 1.4bn
280
1 684
IFS
Other
172
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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1- KBL EUROPEAN PRIVATE BANKERS profile
EDMOND OE ROTHSCHILD
EFTA01108482
KBL EUROPEAN PRIVATE BANKERS
The Bank was founded in Luxembourg in 1949
KBL European Private Bankers was acquired in 2012 by Precision Capital, a Luxembourg-based bank holding
company, representing the private interests of members of the Al-Thani family of Qatar
KBL is owned at 99,9% by Precision Capital and the balance is owned by the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg
The Bank holds affiliates in Belgium, France, Germany, Luxembourg, Monaco, Netherlands, Spain, Switzerland
and United Kingdom
I'
At December 31, 2014 (2013), the Bank employed 2224 (2225) staff, some 58% work in subsidiaries outside
Luxembourg, and over 400 private bankers
KBL was initially engaged in corporate banking and financial markets before progressively focusing on private
banking from the 1980s. It was listed on the Luxembourg stock exchange until 2005. From the late 1990s, under
the ownership of Almanij and then KBC, KBL implemented a strategic vision to counterbalance the lower offshore
growth with the acquisition of local private banks in key European markets'
I'
Local units still benefit from a relatively large autonomy on front office, marketing, and offering matters, combined
with progressively centralized control/support functions in Luxembourg. In June 2015, it announced its decision
to outsource its IT & Operations to Lombard Odier (G2)'
I'
In addition to its core PB business, KBL is active in AM (through KTL and local subsidiaries). With the
appointment of a Group CIO, the emergence of a multi-local AM model, and a common branding (Richelieu) for
new funds, it aims at developing a more coherent and visible AM business. KBL also provides custody services
(end-2014 AuC of €43.8bn) and fund administration (through KTL). The fund accounting and the keeping of the
register of investors are outsourced to EFA where KBL is the main shareholder'
Source Caucus Partners
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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KBL EPB RECENT BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT
Has acquired Puilaetco Dewaay Luxembourg in July 2014
P
Puilaetco Dewaay Private Bankers announces in November 2014 the acquisition of UBS's Belgian operations,
bringing roughly €3 billion in assets, 2,500 clients and 6o staff (including 20 private bankers)
P
KBL epb signed a term sheet agreement with Banque Internationale a Luxembourg (BIL) in December 2014
>
BIL (Suisse) SA will acquire KBL (Switzerland) Ltd, a wholly owned affiliate of KBL epb,
>
Puilaetco Dewaay, the Belgian affiliate of KBL epb, will acquire the business of BIL Belgique (through this acquisition, Puilaetco
Dewaay becomes one of the top three pure-play private bank in Belgium)
P
KBL epb signed in June 2015 a strategic partnership agreement with Lombard Odier, in IT and Operations
activities
P
Monceau Assurances, a French insurance group, announced in July 2015 the signing of an agreement with KBL
epb to acquire Vitis Life, KBL epb's life insurance subsidiary, based in Luxembourg. We understand Monceau
Assurance contributed 14 M€ to KBL net income and was sold for a 50-looM€ price tag
P
Brown Shipley announced in July 2015 the acquisitions of Hampton Dean, a chartered independent firm of
financial planners based in the UK
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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GEOGRAPHIC FOOTPRINT
POIVATIA •••••••
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Puilaetco Dewaay
KBL RICHELIEU
BANQUE PRIVEE
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KB
EUROPEAN
PRIVATE BANKERS
r
7 r
CBL ESPANA
VIIOPE AN PRIVATE SANK I RR
km's-
KREDIETRUST
LUXEMBOURG Id to Monceau
Assurances
VITISI
A
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MERCK FINCK & CO1
P RI VAT BAN II IF RS
TTA
SoI&to
SWISS
PRIVATE BANKING
a
yr
MONACO
PRIVATE BANKERS
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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Figures in E aro converted in
CHF with FX EURICHF = 1.044
DETAILED ORGANIZATION CHART(DATA AS OF END OF 2014)1
Precision Capital
99,99% 2
♦
CHF 92,6bn
Sold to Monceau
KBL EPB S.A.
r
100%
•
AuM: CHF 10.44bn
•
Net Profit: CHF 12m
•
Employees: 250
100%
Vitis Life S.A.
(Luxembourg)
•
•
•
AuM: CHF 2.2bn
Net Profit: CHF 14.24m
Employees: 50
Puilaetco Dewaay
Private Bankers3
•
8 offices in Belgium
•
AuM6: CHF 5,22bn
Brown Shipley
100%
Private Banking
•
•
Net Profit: CHF 7,9m
Employeess: 232 (240)
100%
Puilaetco Dewaay
•
Employees: 24
(UK)
•
5 offices6
Sold to BIL
Luxembourg4
•
Private bankers: 9
•
AuM6: CHF 2,09bn
99.99%
KBL Swiss Private
•
Net Loss: CHF 19,7m
Banking
•
Employees: 100+
•
Offices in Geneva, Zurich & Lugano
100%
KBL Beteiligungs
KBL Monaco
A.G. (Germany)
Net Loss: CHF 1.5m
100%
•
•
AuM6: CHF 1,566bn
Net Profit: CHF 0,7m
Private Bankers
•
Employeess: 50+
•
AuM: CHF 8,35bn
100%
Merck Finck & Co
Privatbankiers
•
Net Profit: CHF 0.1m
•
Employees: 340 (100 PB)
•
16 offices in Germany
100%
•
•
AuM6: CHF 0,522bn
4 offices6
KBL Espana
European Private
Bankers
100-
•
AuM: CHF 2,59bn
•
Net Profit: CHF 6,4m
•
Employees: 124 (24 Private bankers)
100%
•
•
•
AuM6: CHF 7,3.8.3bn
Net Profit: CHF 5,7m
Employees6: 200
KBL Richelieu
Banque Privee
Theodoor Gilissen
Private Bankers
(France)
•
4 offices6
(Netherlands)
•
4 offices6
Capital held. Net Profit and Net Loss as of 31/1212013. except for Vitis Life's Net Profit which is as of 31/12/2014
2 The balance is owned by the Grand Duchy at Luxembourg
3 AuM & Employees ricluding UBS Belgium closed 05115
100%
Kredietrust
•
AuC: CHF 31,3bn (for funds)
• Sold by Puilaetco Dewaay Pnvate Bankers to KU epb ri July 2014
Data as of 31/1212013
Luxembourg S.A.
•
AuC: CHF 14,4 (for instituionals) .?
6 Source Caurus Partners
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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ASSETS UNDER MANAGEMENT & ASSETS UNDER CUSTODY'
Evolution of AuM for KBL (fbn)
424
4-2
+2.3
•
44.1
.1.7
▪
•
-2$
.3 .1
41.1
-1.9
OS
.2.0
42.3
+2.3
•
44.9
End-2009
NNC
Pert.
End-2010
NNC
Peri.
End-2011 NNC
P•r1.
End-2012
111K
Pet. 044.2013
NNC
Pert
End -2014
AuM
2010
Effect
AuM
2011
Effect
AuM
2012
Effect
AS
2013
COM
Mtn
2014
Effect
AuM
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
AJC tent
41.8
44.1
NNC ft Net New C 1=h :ref. Effect - :et.
arce a Orencyfffect
39.9
33-6
41.3
43.8
■ Net new cash returned to positive territory in 2014 after 3 years of attrition, reflecting outflows in cross-border
activities and the uncertainties generated by KBL's disposal process (initiated in 2009 and completed in 2012)
■ Positive NNC contributors understood to include Puilaetco Dewaay, Theodoor Gilissen, and Brown Shipley
■ Limited currency impacts on AuM, as KBL is largely a E play, with the notable exception of Brown Shipley
' Source Caurus Partners
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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KBL EUROPEAN PRIVATE BANKERS
Key figures
Comments
In CHF m
FY 2014
FY 2013
FY 2012
FY 2011
Evolution 2
Pt
Abs
AuM (bn)
92,6
87,2
83,0
83,2
of which AuC (bn)
45,7
43,1
40,3
41,7
NNM (bn)
NA
NA
NA
NA
Customer credit (bn)
2,5
2,4
2,0
1,8
0,1
4,3
Employees
2 224
2 225
2 406
2 457
-1
0,0
Net Revenue
563
564
411
573
-1,6
-0,3
RoA 3
51 bps
65 bps
49 bps
69 bps
4,0
HR costs
NA
289
377
305
FIR costsiRevenue
NA
51%
92%
53%
Non HR costs
NA
155
210
153
Operating profit
105
120
-176
115
-14,9
-12,4
Depreciation & Amortisation
NA
NA
NA
NA
Provision & Value adjustment
1
4
79
103
-3.1
-85.7
Extraordinary items
NA
NA
NA
NA
Total costs
458
448
667
561
10,0
2,2
Profit before tax
104
116
-256
12
-11,7
-10,0
Net Profit
70
88
-262
21
-18,4
-20,8
Net Profit group share
70
88
-262
21
Pt
CIR 4 (%)
81,4%
78,8%
142,6%
79,9%
2,6
Total capital ratio (%)
14,7%
18,2%
NA
NA
-3,5
CET 1 capital ratio (%)
13,7%
13,5%
12,6%
16,3%
0.2
Pt
'Consolidated accounts
2 Evolution from FY 2013 to FY 2014
3Annualized rate
Pt
4 Estimated : Operating expenses (including Depreciation and Amortisation) / Net Revenue
2014 figures includes Insurance operations
AuM increased by CHF 9,4bn over the period
from 2011 to 2014 (AuC included)
Net revenues remained constant over the
period from 2011 to 2014 , resulting in a steady
decline of the RoA over the same period. The
drop in 2012 is the result of the sale of a
number of positions (mainly ABS)
The significant amount of Provision & Value
adjustment in 2011 and 2012 results from
impairments due to the recognition of Goodwill
arising from previous acquisitions
Operating profit down 12,4% over 2014 to CHF
105m, mainly due to the increased depreciation
of Group IT development
Pre-tax income down to,o% from CHF 116m as
of end of 2013 to CHF to4m as of end of 2014
Cost income ratio remained around 8o% over
the period, excluding 2012
Slight improvement of the CET 1 ratio from
13,5% to 13,7% as of December 2014
Dividend relating to year 2014 up to CHF Tom
from CHF 33,4m for2O13
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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KBL EUROPEAN PRIVATE BANKERS BALANCE SHEET'
Key figures
Comments
In CHF bn
FY 2014
P( 2013
P( 2012
FY 2011
Evolution 2
Abs
0/0
Assets
Loans and advances to credit
institutions
1,7
2.2
2,3
5,1
-0.5
-23,8
P1
Loans and advances to noncredit
institutions
2.5
2,4
2,0
1,8
0.1
4,3
Equity and debt instruments
4.8
4,3
4,6
4,3
0.5
12,2
Other assets
4.0
4,1
4,6
4,2
-0.1
-3,1
Total Assets
13.0
13,0
13,5
15,4
0.0
-0,2
Liabilities & Equity
Deposits from credit institutions
1.0
1,0
1,3
2,6
0.0
0,0
Deposits from noncredit
7.8
7,8
7,7
8,6
0.0
0,0
of w hich, subordinated debt
0.2
0,2
0,3
0,3
0.0
0,0
Other liabilities
3.2
3,1
3,6
3,2
0.0
1,2
Total equity
0.9
1,0
1,0
1,1
-0.1
-6,2
Total Liabilities
13.0
13,0
13,5
15,4
0.0
-0,2
Consolidated accounts
2 Evolution from FY 2013 to FY 2014
In 2O14, total assets remained stable compared
to the previous year but decreased by CHF
2.5bn compared to December 2O11
Credits to customers amounts to CHF 2.5bn at
end of 2O14 (CHF 2.4bn at end of 2O13). This
activity has been developed since 2O11 (CHF
1.8bn at end of 2O11, ie +3O% between 2O11
and 2O13)
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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KBL EPB BY BUSINESS SEGMENT
In CHF m
Private Banking
Global Investors Services
ALM Activities
Other
Total Group
2013
2012
2011
2013
2012
2011
2013
2012
2011
2013
2012
2011
2013
2012
2011
AuM 04n)
NNM (bn)
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Employees'
1 509
1 701
1 749
180
207
214
130
140
120
219
241
325
2 078
2 249
2 408
Net Revenue
404
369
397
57
54
68
88
53
51
16
-66
57
564
411
573
of whch nel lee and CI:MT/SSW interns
314
380
312
39
38
46
2
3
3
8
9
9
363
345
364
Operating expenses
334
376
360
30
35
34
29
21
22
52
156
43
445
587
458
Operating profit
70
-6
37
26
20
35
59
32
29
-36
-222
14
120
-176
115
Depreciation & Amonisalion
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Promsk:o 8, Value acluslment
1
60
48
0
0
-1
2
0
4
1
19
52
4
79
103
Extraordinary Items
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
NA
Total costs
334
436
407
30
35
33
30
21
26
53
175
95
448
667
561
Profit before tax
69
66
-10
27
20
35
57
32
25
-37
-241
-38
116
-256
12
Net Profit
47
-79
-21
19
15
25
41
21
18
-18
-220
-1
88
-262
21
Net Profit group share
07
-79
-21
19
15
25
41
21
18
-18
-220
-1
88
-262
21
CIR 2 (%)
83%
102%
91%
54%
64%
49%
33%
40%
42%
322%
-237%
76%
79%
143%
80%
' Average number of FTE
2 Estimated : Operating expenses (including Depreciation and Amortisation) / Net Revenue
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP AGREEMENT WITH LOMBARD
ODIER IN IT AND OPERATIONS ACTIVITIES
KBL epb announced in June 2015 the signing of a strategic partnership agreement with Lombard Odier,
in IT and Operations activities
I'
Under the terms of the agreement, KBL epb will leverage Lombard Odier's existing processes and G2
platform, adapted to the specific needs of the Luxembourg-headquartered private banking group
I'
In line with that partnership approach, Lombard Odier will establish a new company in the Grand Duchy
— staffed by select KBL epb specialists and Lombard Odier employees. That company will reach full
operational status in the course of next year
I'
This agreement would have no material impact on employment at KBL epb in Luxembourg before 2017.
Lombard Odier has made a commitment to extend to a significant number of current KBL epb specialists
the opportunity to serve at the new company that will be established in the Grand Duchy
KBL epb ambition is to ensure full employment for the balance of Luxembourg-based staff impacted by
this agreement, including through an increased focus on training and internal mobility
KBL epb will double its professional training budget over the next three years and substantially increase
the size of its HR department over the same period
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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EFTA01108491
IVONCEAU ASSURANCES TO ACQUIRE VITIS LIFE, KBL EPB'S
LIFE INSURANCE SUBSIDIARY
P
Vitis Life is a Luxembourg-based life insurance company founded in 1995 ans is currently active in
Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Spain. The company manages over €2.1 billion,
and its solvency ratio is 32o% (as of December 31, 2014)
P
The transfer of Vitis Life reflects KBL epb's focus on its core business of private banking, in line with the
group's long-term growth strategy, which includes organic, semi-organic and external initiatives
P
In addition, given the complementarity of the French client base of Monceau Assurances, this transaction
will create opportunities for KBL epb to strengthen its private banking business in that country
P
Monceau Assurances — which provides life, property and casualty, and reinsurance cover to its more than
300,000 policyholders — highlighted that Vitis Life will continue to be managed by its current leadership
team
EDMOND DE ROTHSCHILD
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BROWN SHIPLEY ANNOUNCED THE ACQUISITION OF HAMPTON
DEAN
k
Brown Shipley is a private bank with client offices in London, Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, and
Edinburgh. It provides core wealth management services for high net worth clients, comprising
investment and fund management, self-administered pension schemes, estate planning and banking
services
P
Hampton Dean is a full service chartered independent firm of financial planners, with clients throughout
the UK and particularly in the medical sector
P
The acquisition of Hampton Dean is part of Brown Shipley's strategy to build and deliver a leading
financial advice proposition for its clients. It will further strengthen the operations of Brown Shipley,
particularly in the area of wealth planning, and expand its UK footprint to six cities, including a new
office in Nottingham
P
This transaction follows KBL epb's acquisition of the operations of UBS Belgium in late 2014, and reflects
the Luxembourg-headquartered group's strategy to achieve long-term growth through organic, semi-
organic and external initiatives
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Annexes
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STRATEGIE &
DEVELOPPEMENT INTERNATIONAL
MARCHE DE LA BANQUE PRIVEE
AU LUXEMBOURG
ELEMENTS PRELIMINAIRES
6 Juillet 2015
DIFFUSION RESTREINTE C3
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PRÉAMBULE
) Les éléments mentionnées dans ce documents sont un recueil préliminaire et non exhaustif
luxembourgeois de la Banque Privée
) Les principales sources
sont :
> Les statistiques publiées régulièrement par l'Association des Banques et Banquiers, Luxembourg (ABBL)
> Le Deloitte Wealth Management Centre Ranking 2015
> Le KPMG Luxembourg Banks Insights 2014
> Les rapports du BCG Global Wealth 2013 et 2014
> Des analyses du BCG communiquées à la Direction de la Stratégie dans le cadre de missions de benchmark
sur le marché
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ELÉMENTS DISPONIBLES « OFF THE SHELF »
1
3}
5_,
6
7
Axes
• Structure et dynamique de marché (volume, on/offshore, etc.)
A discuter / compléter
• Perspectives futures
• Segmentation clientèle
•
• Marges
•
• Concurrence
O
• Analyse des modèles des principaux acteurs
• Rôle des plateformes déployés par les
concurrents utilisant le Luxembourg comme hub
pour l'UE
Rentabilité (Cil)
• Principales évolutions réglementaires
• Evolution du cadre réglementaire actuel
• Tendances du marché
• Principales perspectives sur l'offshore Lux et la
place du Luxembourg
• Mouvements
3
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MESSAGES CLES
> Fort de savoir-faire reconnus et
environnement favorable, la place luxembourgeoise est le 1 0f centre de banque privée de
la zone euro - avec une activité essentiellement offshore UE
• Le Luxembourg a des atouts forts : régime fiscal, industrie
de fonds, taille critique sur la zone euro
• La place atteint 300 Mds USD (contre 2000 Mds pour la Suisse) soit 3% de PDM mondiale du off shore banking
• 4/50 des encours gérés sont
non luxembourgeoise et parmi eux, les 2/3 proviennent de l'UE (surtout AIL, Fr., Bel., Esp.)
• Le marché a cru de X% par an depuis contre X en Suisse
> Avec un développement récent tiré par les UNHWI, le ROA du marché est faible à 55 bps et en baisse de 20 bps sur 6 ans
• Les UHNWI >20M€ ne représentent que 1% des clients mais concentrent 51% des actifs sous gestion des BP au Luxembourg
• Cette concentration s'est accélérée sur les dernières années (ils concentraient 41% des encours il y a 3 ans), la clientèle Affluent
ayant plus tendance à onshoriser ses avoirs. Les BP luxembourgeoises s'adaptent pour cibler la clientèle premium
> Ce marché est fortement concurrentiel mais rentable pour la plupart des acteurs aujourd'hui
■ Les COEX s'établissent généralement entre 70 à 80%
■ Des COEX pouvant descendre jusqu'à 50% en incluant l'activité IFS attenante, déployée par la plupart des acteurs
■ La pression concurrentielle augmentent : les BP luxembourgeoises ont fortement recruté sur les 5 dernières années (+61% de
RM) alors que les AuM ont plutôt stagné
■ Quelques acteurs luxembourgeois se partagent l'essentiel des encours onshore tandis que le business offshore est disputé par
des acteurs internationaux (UBS, CS, Deutsche Bank, BNPP)
• Les évolutions réglementaires attendues vont faire évoluer le mix et la place de Luxembourg
• Avec la fin du secret bancaire, les encours européens ne devraient plus croître dans les prochaines années
• Fort du dispositif de LPS, certains acteurs de référence repositionnent leur hub pour couvrir la zone euro au Luxembourg (Pictet,
LODH, Quilvest, etc.)
• Pour l'offshore hors UE, le Luxembourg est en concurrence avec la Suisse et Londres bien établis pour capter les avoirs des
zones émergentes depuis l'Europe
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STRUCTURE ET DYNAMIQUE DE MARCHE
LE 1 ER CENTRE DE LA ZONE EURO ET LE 7EmE AU NIVEAU MONDIAL
InkimatiOnal Privant Citent market velum, In the leading wealth management centres on u s D trillion and as percentage market share)
United Kingckarn
United States
Panama 6 Caribbean
Kong Kong
Singapore
2008
2009
1.79
20%
1.45
1s%
1.12
12%
1.77
20%
0.26
3%
0.38
4%
1.77
IO%
1.61
19%
1.03
11%
la
19%
0.31
3%
0.43
5%
2010
2011
1.81
ion
1.63
IO%
0.32
0.42
9%
1.74
21%
1.52
13%
15%
0.34
à%
0.36
5%
2012
2.01
23%
1.67
19%
1.21
14%
103
12%
0.43
S%
0.36
4%
2013
2.14
usé
1.73
19%
131
109
11%
0.53
0.42
9%
201,
2.04
22%
1.65
IA
1.43
0.93
0.64
1%
0.47
5%
A 2008-2014
0.25
0.19
0
0.31
0
0.37
0.09
O
0.27
0.27
022
031
0.24
0.30
0.29
0.02
j
•
2%
3%
2%
2%
2%
3%
Bahrain Es United
Arab Emirates
Other
Total
0.07
1%
1.88
21%
•
0.09
1%
1.93
21%
•
0.07
I%
1.77
0.06
0.06
1%
0.06
1%
0.06
1%
-0.01
•
1%
1.63
2011
1.68
1911
1.70
18%
1.67
tas
-0.21
O
•
• •
Source Delon, Wealth Management Database
A AnnuallSed
% Share 01 MONO
O Yanaon <mue
O tonna contres
Other Anse& Bara.
Channd Islands. Germanie leetand Liechtenstein, Monaco
The sequence ln Mis overview
pond t the anlig
l
t
u
lande. rronagement centres in 2014 mn te/ms of INN
•
> Un centre de booking offshore
de taille inférieure à la Suisse
ou au Royaume-Uni
> Depuis 2009, Hong Kong et
Singapore représentent des
marchés plus importants que
le Luxembourg
> Une croissance faible sur
les dernières années
Source : Deloitte Wealth Management Centre Ranking 2015
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UNE ACTIVITÉ ESSENTIELLEMENT OFFSHORE CENTRÉE SUR LUE
79% des encours de BP lux. sont offshore en 2013
■ Luxembourg
■ Offshore UE
■ Offshore hors UE
Evolution attendue des encours
par résidence des clients
Actifs sous gestion en BP offshore enregistrés au
Luxembourg par pays de résidence des clients (Md CHF)
8%
13%
31%
39%
2012
0%
3%
9%
20%
26%
33%
CAGR (%)
Amérique du Nord
-3,7%
Amérique latine
Europe de l'Est
Moyen-Orient / Afrique
+5,7%
2017e
+6,1%
+11,2%
Asie Pacifique
+12,4
Autres Europe Occidentale
flat
Belgique, Allemagne,
Espagne
50-60% des actifs sous gestion des clients Retail et Affluents
Occidentale devraient quitter le
Luxembourg
2017
+0,6%
Source : ABBL. données A fin 2013 (07/2014)
Source : rapport BCG sur la richesse mondiale 2013. analyse BCG
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'STRUCTURE ET DYNAMIQUE DE MARCHE
COMPARAISON AVEC LA PLACE SUISSE
Encours par résidence
du client (% du total)'
a
ALL
ITA
FRA
USA
EAU
0
Suisse
15,3
20
30
Top 5 = 45%
du total des
actifs
déposés en
Suisse
Luxemburg
ALL
ITA
12.9
BEL
11.4
FRA
8.8
NED
6.0
27.6
0
10
20
30
Top 5 = 67%
du total des
actifs
déposés au
Luxembourg
Proposition
de valeur
Similarités
•
•
•
Stabilité politique et économique
•
Confidentialité bancaire
•
Haut niveau de qualité des services et des produits
•
Concentration de personnel qualifié et polyglote
•
Robustesse du cadre réglementaire
Retenue fiscale sur les intérêts
•
Expertise en administration de fonds
Expertise en gestion sous mandat discrétionnaire
•
Absence de taxe sur l'héritage et sur la fortune pour les
résidents2 mais retenue fiscale sur les intérêts
Différences
•
-40% des actifs proviennent de géographies où le modèle
•
Stagnation des encours sur les derniers exercices
Facteurs clés du
changement
suisse traditionnel
plus possible
•
Source alternative de revenus/spécialisations (industrie des
hedge funds)
• Le gouvernement suisse envisage
la distinction
• Le G20 pousse le Luxembourg à abandonner son secret
Développements
entre la fraude fiscale et les délits mineurs
fiscale
bancaire
récents
• Le lobby bancaire suisse suggère
le retenue fiscale
sur les avoirs afin de préserver la confidentialité des clients tout
en répondant aux obligations de perceptions des
administrations étrangères
• Le Luxembourg pourrait devenir attractif pour l'industrie des
hedge funds en Europe
1.
En % du total des actifs offshore de chaque booking center
2. Droits de succession exempté uniquement en cas
2.
Source : BCG Global Wealth Market Sizing Database 2009: Press research: BCG analysis
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-`SEGMENTATION CLIENTÈLE
UN ÉVOLUTION DU MIX CLIENTS VERS LES UHNWI
Répartition des encours des banques privées luxembourgeoises par wealth bands
> Une croissance forte des UHNWI
au cours des dernières années
100%
80% - - - -
40% - - - -
20% - - - -
0%
19
2011
>
•>20 ME
1% of clients
• 10 ME- 20 M€
1% of clients
•5 ME -10 M€
2% of clients
8
D
• 1 ME - 5 ME
1% of clients
8
19
■ 500 K€ - 1 M€
18
14% of clients
18
• 250 KE - 500 KE
21% of clients
100 K€ - 250 K€
35% of clients
5
4
2012
2013
2014
Une concentration des encours sur
un nombre plus restreint -
• top 1% en 2014 = 51% AuM
• top 1% en 2011 = 41% AuM
Source : ABBL (06/2015)
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-"SEGMENTATION CLIENTÈLE
UN IMPACT SUR LES ROA
0
106
104
Moyenne: 73 bp
Top quartile: 94 bp
Bottom quartile: 55 bp
RoA1 par segment de client (en bp)
—
Top quartile
— — Average sample
—
Bottom quartile
28
22
17
250K-1M
1M-5M
5M-10M
10M-20M
20M-100M
100M+
Segment client (en CHF)
1. Benchmark: Revenus totaux! Actifs et passifs clients moyen 2011-2012. panel de pairs sélectionnés par le BCG
Note : RoA = Return on Assets
Source : BCG Wealth Manager Performance Database 2013: BCG analysis
> Des RoA nettement plus faibles pour
les segments correspondant aux
niveaux de richesse les plus élevées,
qui deviennent majoritaires dans les
encours des BP luxembourgeoises
> Des écarts à la moyenne plus faibles
pour les segments 5M à 20M€ ainsi
que 100M+ reflétant une concurrence
plus élevée pour ces segments et la
proximité du point mort financier
Indicateurs —2013 FY
Indicateurs provenant
panel du BCG
non representatits des moyennes du marché
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"MARGES
UNE ÉROSION DU ROA
AuM
(en MdE)
400
300
200
100
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
2014
1. Revenus totaux de l'ensemble des acteurs du secteur Private Banking
Source : ABBL (06(2015)
Revenus'/AuM
RoA (en bps)
> Des encours en croissance modérée
depuis la crise
> Un ROA qui a diminué sensiblement
sur les dernières années :
• -12 bps depuis 2007, soit -18%
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CONCURRENCE
PRINCIPAUX ACTEURS
Net Profit
Staff
Sociale Generale Bank & Trust
t.
1
7
312
.
7 V 829
2 Banque et Casco «Epergne de r Etat. Luxembourg
AL
2
•
208
L.
3
A 1.797
3 Deutsche Bank Luxembourg
V 189
V 22 •
299
4 State Street Bank Luxembourg
•
HD
11 A
715
S CAGES Bank Luxembourg
•
5
♦
171
r. 0 V
838
0 Banque Internationale a Luxembourg
108
2 V 1.808
7 Societe Eurcpeenne de Banque
•
7
A. 108
V 32 V
100
8 BGL SNP Panbas
V
11
♦
140
1 • 2.792
9 UniCredit Luxembourg
V
129
•
29 ♦
180
10 DekaBank Deutsche Girozentrale Luxembourg
V 10
V 120
10 V
397
It ING Luxembourg
V 11
V 120
V 9 V
791
12 J P Morgan Bank Luxembourg
A 12
A 112
t: 14 V
518
13 Picot & Coe (Europe'
A 13
A
87
•
24 A
208
14 Deutsche Pootbank International
V 14
V
80
•
33 V
145
15 Banque de Luxembourg
le
•
09
I: 10 V
744
10 Banque Degroof Luxembourg
•
17
♦
59
r. 23 V
289
17 Nomura Bank (Luxembourg)
r. ut
•
54
V 19 A
350
18 Nordea Bank
A 19
A
52
A 21 •
313
19 OZ Pnvatbank
A 20
V
45
A
0 A
810
20 Credit Auncoie Luxembourg
V
22
V
41
le A
359
21 UBS (Luxembourg)
♦
23
•
40
17, 15 A
438
22 KBL European Private Bankers
A 20
A
35
5 V
951
23 Banque Privet. Edmond de Rothschild Europe
V 30
V
27
t7, 12 V
050
24 Norddeutsche Landesbank Luxembourg
V 31
♦
27
1; 26 £
229
25 RBC Investor Seances Bank
•
U
A
20
tt.
4 7 1,472
20 Commerzbank International
A 311
A
21
A I* V
127
27 Clearstream Banking
•
39
A
19
V 20 A
322
28 Banque Raiffersen
•
42
IV
18
t. 13 a
580
29 HSBC GroJp"
• /Or
V -27
v15-
v
489
30 Hypothekonbank Frankfurt internatonal
V 102
V -54
7
88 7
19
19.757
20a37
75%
• ~rod
sea) 01 .1 n:-.8C
:4:
• • rink,ng enet aculdavey ~don opprooned f
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CONCURRENCE
UNE CONCURRENCE LOCALE ACCRUE
RM dans les
BP luxembourgeoises
RM
AuM
AuM
1,299
1,566
1,644
262
269
289
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
AuM RM
205
202
2008
2009
2010
2011
2012
2013
> Une croissance du nombre de RM
près de 2x supérieur à la dynamique
700
des encours
600
500
400
306
200
100
0
> Cette observation reflète une
intensification de la concurrence au
niveau commercial
> Les BP luxembourgeoises tendent
également à :
• Affiner leur proposition de valeur
• Ouvrir des agences de petite taille
pour renforcer la proximité avec le
client (Belgique, Allemagne, etc.)
Source : ABBL (06/2015)
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--RENTABILITÉ
PRINCIPAUX INDICATEURS (BENCHMARK BCG)
Cil Ratio (%)
76
Panel
BCG
-›
Revenus de Gestion /
AUM (bp)
% mandats
% advisory
71
13
27
Revenus
do Gestion
Revenus
Panel
Revenus totaux /
BCG
Client Assets
71
Liabilities (bp)
Panel
BCG
Loan / Deposit ratio' (%)
7
-›
Autres
Revenus
Revenus Crédit /
Revenus de Gestion (%)
6
Revenus ALM et Autres /
12
Revenus de Gestion (%)
Panel
BCG
AuM 1 RM (M 6)
227
-›
Efficacité
Coûts Front /
31
commerciale Revenus totaux (%)
Coûts Front / RM (M E)
0.43
Panel
Efficacité
BCG
Coûts totaux / Client
Assets .4 Liabilities (bp)
52
Coûts Support /
45
Panel
BCG
Modèle
opérationnel
Revenus totaux (%)
Effectif total hors RM 1 RM
4.9
Panel
BCG
1. Benchmark: Revenus totaux / CAL moyen 2011-2012
Note RoA = Return on Assets
Source : BCG Wealth Manager Performance Database 2013: BCG analysis
> En dépit de sa tendance négative, le
ROA évolue encore à des niveaux
permettant de dégager une rentabilité
nette sur les segments que nous
couvrons
> Les acteurs couvrant plus
spécifiquement cette clientèle
affichent des revenus totaux
(yc. Crédit / ALM) supérieurs à 70 bps
> Un coût de main
plutôt élevé
en valeur absolue, qui reste
proportionné aux revenus
> Des CIR s'inscrivant généralement
entre 70 et 80% pour la seule activité
de BP et qui tombent à près de 50%
en incorporant les activités IFS2
Indicateurs - 2013 FY
Indicateurs provenant panel du BCG
non representatifs des moyennes du marché
2. CIR moyen des entités sociales bancaires de 50% en 2013
Source • KPMG Luxembourg Banks Insights 2014
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TENDANCES DU MARCHE
DES PERSPECTIVES MITIGÉES POUR L'ACTIVITÉ OFFSHORE...
Principaux risques pour l'offshore Lux
L'importance du Luxembourg en tant que
centre BP offshore pourrait décliner
par rapport à la Suisse
Environnement politique / légal
Incitations fiscales, amnisties fiscales et évolutions
réglementaires incitatives dans les centres onshore
Part
dans
40
de marché des booking centers
les actifs localisés off shore
Pression politique sur les centres offshore
Comportement des clients
• Tendance à la régularisation
30
• Onshorisation, notamment pour les clients Retail et Affluents
• Baisse des marges : disparition de la "prime de confidentialité"
et baisse de la part des mandats
26
28
28
20
26
26
26
28
10
10
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
25 Suisse
ci Luxembourg
2017e
Source : Global Wealth Report BCG 2013. analyse BCG
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