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ANIMA highlights – Different, yet unique
Source: ANIMA
Net inflows driven by institutional segment with retail close to zero
Net income yoy reduction highlyimpacted by lower performance fees
Net of the €8.9m tax settlementcovering the period 2004-2014, tax rate back to a «normal» 32%
Even in a tough year, ANIMA growth remains almost 3x the average of the Italian industry
71.5 AuM (€bn)
159.9 Net commissions (€m)+2% vs. 9M15
63.3 Net Income (€m)
-34% vs. 9M15
+4.5 Net New Money (€bn)
+11% vs. 9M15
9M16 at a glance
87.8 Adj. Net Income (€m)
-22% vs. 9M15
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Anima AuM evolution
Source: Anima, data in € bn
7.6
AuM 2013
46.6
AuM9M16
+7% ytd
+17% yoy
71.5
+23% yoy
NNM Mkt effect
0.2
1.2
4.5
AuM 2015
66.9
Mkt effectNNM
57.1
Mkt effect
3.0
NNM
8.6
AuM 2014
7
9M16 net inflows breakdown
Source: ANIMA – data in €bn
27.24732.401
39.640
39.134
0.174
4.764
Inst
itut
iona
lRe
tail
71.535
AuM 9M16 EoPMkt effectNNM
4.474
-0.290
AuM 2015 EoP
66.887
xxxx
Retail flows slightly negative ytd and zeroing in Q3 due to bumpy markets and turmoil of the Italian banking sector
Institutional flows strong ytdand positive in Q3 net of the BMPS prop fin expiration
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INSTITUTIONAL – 45% AuM = €32.4bnRETAIL - 55% AuM = €39.1bn
Strategic partners*
84.0%
Other banks9.0%
FAs6.6%
Other0.4%
Insurance39.0%
Wrap#
29.7%
Pension funds 8.9%
Poste10.3%
Fund users/subadvisory
12.1%
Source: ANIMA Data as of 30-Sep-2016* Includes BMPS, BPM, Cre.Val. and BPPB # Wrap: Anima funds invested by other products managed by Anima
Strong contribution by Poste Italiane both for the €1.8bn one-off flows of January and for the ongoingpositive NNM with mutual funds and U/L
Increase in the insurance segment mostly due to new mandates awarded and the new U/L with Poste Vita
Stable breakdown of retail AuM stock
Strategic partners share in line with 2015 EoP
Business by segment
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9M16 net inflows in ANIMA mutual funds by asset class
Source: ANIMA – data in €m
*includes balanced up to 20% in equities
-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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9M16 funds’ WAP Breakdown of mutual funds by category
Investment performance
Source: Bloomberg - FIDMGEND Index for Italian Industry. ASSOGESTIONI for IT Industry funds breakdown by category
ANIMA
0.61%
IT Industry
1.11%
42.4% 40.3%
8.2% 14.1%
24.5%29.1%
20.8%13.0%
Balanced
Bond
Cash
Equity
Flexible
ANIMA
3.5%
IT Industry
4.0%
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Funds’ performance vs. peers
Source: Bloomberg – Industry represented by Italian mutual funds average by category – Fideuram INDEX
2013-2015 funds’ WAP 2016 monthly ytd WAP
2015
3.5%
1.7%
2014
4.9%4.7%
2013
3.4%
2.8%
ANIMAIT Industry
ANIMA has a consolidated track record of overperformance vs. the IT Funds’ Industry
-3.0
-2.5
-2.0
-1.5
-1.0
-0.5
0.0
0.5
1.0
1.5
octsepaugjulfebjan junapr maymar
IT Industry ANIMA
In 2016 more cautious tactical allocation generated so far a slight underperformance, mainly due to different equityexposure
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€m 9M16 9M15 % 2015
Net commissions 176.099 173.841 233.935
Performance fees 4.989 44.918 57.313
Total revenues 181.088 218.759 -17% 291.248
Personnel costo/w fixedo/w variable
(26.101)(18.658)(7.443)
(30.388)(17.198)(13.190)
(40.102)(23.254)(16.848)
Other expense (22.187) (22.389) (30.221)
Total expense (48.288) (53.130) -9% (70.323)
EBITDA 132.800 165.629 -20% 220.925
Non recurring costs (0.626) (2.039) (2.750)
LTIP expense (9.520) (9.070) (12.243)
Other income/(cost) 0.562 0.357 (0.337)
D&A (13.731) (14.038) (18.789)
EBIT 109.485 140.839 -22% 186.806
Net financial charges (3.679) (2.744) (3.747)
PBT 105.806 138.095 -23% 183.059
Income tax (42.544) (42.244) (56.173)
Net income 63.262 95.851 -34% 126.886
Adjusted net income 87.763 113.005 -22% 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, IPO, lay‐off incentives)
bps/avg AuM 9M16 2015 9M15
Retail 31.0 34.5 35.0
Institutional 29.0 29.5 28.5
Average 30.1 33.4 33.6
Cost/income 9M16 2015 9M15
On total revenues 26.7% 24.1% 24.3%
Ex performance fees 27.4% 30.1% 30.6%
Net commission margin declined also as a resultof a lower gross activity in the retail segment and negative mart to market of the most profitableasset classes
Institutional margin decreasing mainly due to verylarge mandates awarded in Q1 and expiration of BMPS prop fin mandate in June 2016
Interest expense and Tax rate affected by the Tax dispute settlement for a total €8.9m
Cost income ratio still improving net of perf. fees, and best in class (in EU) on total revenues
9M15 personnel cost restated (was 17.551) for a BoI new rule to account for travel expenses now included in opex
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Net commission trend Personnel cost trend
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
60.058.860.158.559.855.6 57.2
2Q161Q164Q153Q152Q151Q15 3Q16
Decrease in fixed fees mainly due to the expiration of the BMPS prop fin mandate in Q3 (approx €2.5m lower revenues per quarter) and higher growth of institutional business versus retail
6.1 6.0 5.5 5.7 6.2 6.7
8.0
3.12.1
3.7 2.52.5
5.7
2.5
2Q16
9.2
1Q16
8.7
4Q15
9.4
3Q15
7.7
2Q15
9.1
1Q15
14.1
3Q16
8.2
Slight increase in the fixed component and strong reduction in the variable mainly linked to the verylimited contribution of performance fees linked to absolute HWM criteria
Fixed
Variable
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Opex breakdown – focus on operating leverage
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
12.1 12.3
6.7 5.6
4.04.2
22.2
-2.4%
Other opex
Outsourcing
Marketing
9M169M15
22.7
Marketing expense increase yoy (mainly linkedto the Poste partnership) smoothed in Q3 due to like for like comparison
Other opex almost flat yoy
Opex are down in spite of a 11% AuM growth
8.39.5
11.112.311.4
12.914.314.3
1H1620151H1520141H1420131H13 3Q16
-42.0%
OPEX/AuM in bps
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Tax settlement impact
Source: ANIMA - data in €m
9M stated chg 9M restated
EBITDA 132.800 132.800
D&A and other cost (23.315) 595 (22.720)
EBIT 109.485 595 110.080
Interest expense (3.679) 839 (2.840)
PBT 105.806 839 107.240
Income tax (42.544) 8.056 (34.488)
Net profit 63.262 8.056 72.752
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 the 9M is 32%
€8.9m one-off charge
Consultancies and other fees
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Net financial position
€m 9M16 2015 9M15
Bank loan (180.9) (180.0) (180.9)
TOTAL DEBT (180.9) (180.0) (180.9)
Cash 238.3 285.8 316.0
Securities 131.9 67.9 42.6
Perf. fee receivables 0.9 11.5 0.8
TOTAL CASH 371.1 365.2 359.4
NET FINANCIAL POSITION 190.2 185.2 178.5
Source: ANIMA
-180.9 -180.0 -180.9
371.1 365.2 359.4
2015
185.2
9M16
190.2
9M15
178.5
Total cash
Total debtat Holding level
Mainly in operatingcos (subsidiaries)
Dividend for 2015 paid during Q2 for a total€75m i.e. €0.25DPS
Positive cash position and limited regulatorycapital required leaves high flexibility for capital allocation
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Closing remarks
Rather bumpy quarter for NNM: • Retail positive in July and August, with a
negative September bringing the balance to zero
• Institutional positive by €0.7bn in spite of the expected expiration of BMPS prop fin mandate and a €240 outflow of a pension fund in September
4.4740.726
5.247
1.493
9M16 NNMInstitutional NNM
Retail NNM
0.006
Prop fin1H16 NNM
9M16
2.1%
6.7%
2015
8.4%
15.1%
2014
9.5%
16.2%
2013
5.0%
8.5%
ANIMA growth story is ~2x the Italian Industry with similar trends in terms of acceleration or deceleration
• Since the end of the negative phase of Italian AM business due to market downturn and peripheral crisis, the industry bounced back 30%
• ANIMA organic growth in the same period was 59%
Assogestioni ex ANIMANIMA
Source: ANIMA - data in €bn
Source: ANIMA /Assogestioni
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Closing remarks
Focus for the remaining few weeks of 2016 is on planning the activity for the next year, deeply committed to explore additional growth drivers, with further improvement of our existing strategic partnerships and possibly leveraging a very solid expertise of value creating M&A to enjoy the harvest of our flexible and cost efficient organisation
Retail business reduced their appetite for financial products after the summerconcerned by the markets’ beta and with renewed uncertainty surrounding Italianbanks
Institutional business remains healthy especially thanks to the steadily growingproductivity of the agreement with Poste Italiane
ANIMA: different, yet unique!
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Don’t leave during the credits…
On November 10th ANIMA and Poste Italiane together with CDP signed an agreement to develop a common project aimed at creating a leading asset management Group, further strengthening ANIMA leadership in the Italian AM industry
Based on the project, Poste, CDP and ANIMA submitted to Unicredit an offer for the acquisition of the asset management business currently belonging to Pioneer Global Asset Management
In 2017 Poste will contribute its asset management company (BancoPosta Fondi SGR) to ANIMA Holding, thus increasing the stake in ANIMA, that will almost double the size of the AuM to around €147bn
Not only the existing commercial relationship with Poste will be ultimately consolidated, but the contribution will significantly boost and increase the potential of future growth within the pool of clients’ assets (mutual funds, life insurance and deposits) available at Poste network
This agreement is consistent with our strategy to pursue the diversification and increase our distribution channels
Il presente materiale non può in nessun caso essere interpretato come consulenza, invito all’investimento, offerta o raccomandazione per l’acquisto o la vendita di strumentifinanziari, né costituisce sollecitazione al pubblico risparmio. ANIMA è esonerata da qualsiasi responsabilità derivante da un uso improprio del presente materiale al pubblico,effettuato in violazione delle disposizioni degli Organi di Vigilanza anche in materia di pubblicità. I rendimenti passati non sono indicativi di quelli futuri. Prima di aderire leggereil Prospetto, disponibile presso la sede della società, i collocatori e sul sito www.animasgr.it.
This document is not intended to be an offer or solicitation, investment advice or recommendation for the purchase or sell any financial instruments and it cannot be disclosed tothird parties and/or distributed to the public.This is an informative report and its content is not intended and cannot be used improperly, also as advertising, for the placementof any fund managed by ANIMA Sgr, accordingly to Italian law. The Company assumes the hereby given information as accurate and reliable, but it does not guarantee itsprecision and it shaIl not therefore be liable for its use by the addressees. Past performance is not indicative of future returns.For detailed information, please consult the sales prospectus available at ANIMA Headquarter, third parties distributors and on our corporate website www.animasgr.it.
Anima Holding spaCorso Garibaldi, 99I – 20121 Milanowww.animaholding.it
Investor RelationsFabrizio ArmoneTel. [email protected]