Investor Relations
results Q2 2019
roadshow booklet 7 August 2019
Highlights Q2; strong financial results and operational delivery
Financials
- Strong net profit at 693m and ROE of 13.6%
- NII strong despite low interest rates
- Good operating result (C/I ratio 56.4%)
- Moderate impairments, CoR of 18bps, reflecting de-risking of portfolio and continuing strong Dutch economy
- Strong Basel III CET1 ratio of 18.0%, leverage ratio at 4.2%, Basel IV CET1 ratio stable vs. YE2018 1)
- Interim dividend : DPS EUR 0.60, 50% pay-out
Strategic
- We have been working on programmes to strengthen detecting financial crime activities
- Continuing good progress on execution of "banking for better" strategy
- Cost savings programmes and CIB refocus on track
- Focused on financial targets in a more challenging environment
- Strongly capitalised and well positioned to manage transition through TRIM and Basel IV
- Material divestments concluded, open to bolt on acquisitions
1) Capital ratios exclude the accrual of HY2019 profit
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Fully committed to preventing and detecting financial crime
Further strengthening of CDD foundation
- Client Due Diligence (CDD) foundation in place
- CDD workforce tripled since 2013 to more than 1,000 FTEs 1), expect to increase substantially in the next few years
Foundation Client Due Diligence (CDD) in place
Client | Know | Risk | Transaction | |||||
Identification & | Your Client | Assessment | Monitoring | |||||
Verification | ||||||||
verify client | collect client | determine client | detecting & analysis of | |||||
identification details | information | profile | unusual transactions | |||||
- Centralising and bolstering Detecting Financial Crime activities;
- investing in skills, capacity and systems
- centralising skills & expertise to enhance control, uniformity and synergies
- developing bank wide programmes
- using more innovation incl. artificial intelligence
- participating in public/private partnerships for intelligence and CDD
1) FTEs in both the business and support functions
CDD remediation programmes extended to include Retail
- CDD review of main CIB portfolios, Private Bank clients and high risk retail clients undertaken in past years
- Acceleration of CDD remediation programmes in CB and ICS announced (incl. 85m provision) in Q4 2018 is making progress
- DNB has determined that we are to review all our retail clients in the Netherlands
- Consequently we will undertake further measures and extend the CDD remediation programme; we have made an additional provision of 114m
- Sanctions like for instance an instruction, fines, may be imposed by authorities
- Across the bank we will take all remedial actions necessary to ensure full compliance with legislation
- Welcome plans Dutch government to jointly combat financial crime and achieve broader cooperation
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Good progress on execution of 'Banking for better' strategy
Sustainability | Customer experience | Future-proof bank | ||
Support our clients' transition to | Effortless and proactive customer |
sustainability as a business case | experience through client and data focus |
'Western Europe's Best Bank for | Improving NPS by extending our lead |
Sustainable Finance' (Euromoney) | in video banking for all segments |
Investments in solar: Ideematic | Partnering with YES Corporate |
(tracking) and NorSun (ultra-high | Finance, offering M&A advice to SMEs |
efficiency panels) 1) | Expanding blockchain pilot |
Front office tool to improve | 'DELIVER' 2), a supply chain |
sustainability dialogue with clients | management ecosystem for containers |
(Casy) |
Structure, capabilities and culture for competitiveness and compliance
- IT transformation on track; DevOps programme initiated
- Rationalising product portfolio (simpler, more intuitive), >50% in coming years
- Progressing to centralise, standardise and automate mid- and back-offices
Euromoney on CIB: "The Bank has been working hard not just to maintain its market share at home, but also to make sure the CIB business as a whole is sustainable in terms of its own profitability - and its impact on the environment"
- ABN AMRO Energy Transition Fund
- Developed in partnership with the Port of Rotterdam and Samsung SDS
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Digitising to improve customer experience and IT cost efficiency
Video banking driving NPS and efficiency
- Clients value personal contact, video banking (VB) a substitute for physical contact at a branch
- Key enabler moving clients towards digital channels, driving operational efficiencies while improving Net Promotor Score
- ABN AMRO frontrunner in branch reductions in NL, with branches per inhabitant already lowest in Europe
- High adoption rate in Retail Banking: two-thirds of mortgage meetings, half of all meetings
- Good first adoption in PB (c.20%), rollout starting in CB
1) DevOps way of working: small teams with operations and developers working together
On track with IT transformation
- Steadily reducing IT spend to move to sweet spot of 12-13% IT C/I ratio
- Focused on demand, productivity and supply levers
- To improve productivity; shift from Agile to DevOps 1) to further automate and speed software testing and delivery
- Leads to cost reduction and increasing IT change capacity
- DevOps programme initiated and expect c. 600 teams with DevOps capabilities by 2022
Number of teams with DevOps capabilities
600
140
60
2018 | 2019 | 2022 |
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