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INVESTOR RELATIONS March 2019
CORPORATE
PRESENTATION
INVESTOR RELATIONS CORPORATE PRESENTATION
CANLI YAYIN EKRANI
2
ENVIRONMENT WE OPERATE IN
OUR VALUE CREATION
MARKET POSITION & 2019 PROJECTIONS
ABOUT GARANTI
INVESTOR RELATIONS CORPORATE PRESENTATION
CANLI YAYIN EKRANI
ENVIRONMENT WE OPERATE IN
OUR VALUE CREATION
ABOUT GARANTI
3
MARKET POSITION & 2019 PROJECTIONS
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GLOBAL ECONOMIES
8
10
14
23
32
33
79
85
86
97
Sekerbank*
Odeabank*
ING
TEB
DenizBank
QNB FinansBank
Yapi Kredi
Akbank
Garanti
Isbank
Top 10 Private Commercial Banks by Asset Size ($bn)
$46
$35
$94
Jan.18
L-T External DebtStock (maturingafter 1 year)
S-T portion of L-TExternal Debt
S-T ExternalDebt Stock
47% of Banks’
External Debt
matures within a year
47% of Private Banks’
External Debt
matures within a year
Short-term Long-term
4
Growth
Central
Banks
Markets
The pace of global growth will remain solid with slight moderation...
…but is less synchronized. Growth remains strong in the US while the
slow-down in China could further be materialized but it is slowing in the
Eurozone and there are risks of contraction in some emerging countries
Dovish expectations regarding to Monetary Policy normalization
Market expects almost no hike from the Fed in 2019 while the likelihood of a
delay in rate hikes is on the rise
Global risks intensify on the downside
Despite the easing concern on trade war between USA and China, uncertainty remains
Recession fears in the US, political uncertainties in European Union (Brexit and Italy)
and China’s deleveraging are likely to lead the financial markets to be rattled by
continued risk aversion and heightened risk factors
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12.8%
24.0% 20.0%
2017 2018 2019E
5
GROWTH
INFLATION CBRT FUNDING COST (Year-end)
17th largest economy in the world1
Attractive demographics & underpenetrated market
55% of the 81mn population < age of 35 2
Loans/GDP: 69% vs. 98% in EU in 2Q18 3
Comprehensive and consistent policy mix to curb
currency volatility:
•Strengthened policy mix by New Economic
Plan (NEP) – Fiscal Consolidation is expected to
complement the already tight monetary policy
conditions to re-balance the economy
Tight policies to curb still high inflation
TURKISH ECONOMY (I / II)
5-yrs avg. GDP growth: 6% vs. EM Europe: 4%1
E: Garanti Estimates as of December 2018
1 IMF’s World Economic Outlook Report dated October 2018. Ranking as of YE 2017
2019 – Further deceleration in economic activity
• Expected negative effects of recent financial shocks
• Maintenance of tight policies
• Some recovery trend expected to start as of 2Q19
6.2%
3.0% 1.0%
1H18 2018E 2019E
11.9%
20.3% 16.0%
2017 2018 2019E
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-4.7% -3.7% -3.8% -5.5%
-3.5% -2.2%
1.1% -0.2% -1.2% -0.4% 2.5% 3.9%
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018E 2019E
CAD / GDP
BUDGET DEFICIT / GDP
TURKISH ECONOMY (II / II)
Fiscal Discipline
EU Defined Government Debt Stock: 32.6% as of 3Q18
vs. Maastricht criteria: 60%
Resilient central government debt composition
• TL: 54,5%, FC: 45,5% (as of December 2018 vs. TL: 42%, FC: 58% in 2002)
• 75,3% fixed, 24,7% floating rate (as of December 2018 vs. 45% fixed, 55%
floating in 2002)
Core current account balance
(excluding energy and gold):
US$19.6bn (12-month sum, as of December 2018)
E: Garanti Estimates as of December 2018
Core
CAD /GDP
CAD/GDP
The continuation of the adjustment in economic activity in terms of
weaker domestic demand will contribute to further decline in current
account deficit in 2019
-1.1% -1.0% -1.1% -1.5% -2.1% -2.2%
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018E 2019E
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TURKISH BANKING SECTOR (I / II)
Other 30%
Total Assets
US$735bn
Foreign Shareholder
8
10
14
23
32
33
79
85
86
97
Sekerbank*
Odeabank*
ING
TEB
DenizBank
QNB FinansBank
Yapi Kredi
Akbank
Garanti
Isbank
- -
- 30.6%
- 48.6%
BBVA (49.85%) 50.1%
UniCredit Group (49.5%) 18.0%
- 25.2%
- 49.4%
QNB S.A.Q. (99.88%) 0.12%
Sberbank (99.85%) 0.08%
BNP Paribas (72.5%) -
Top 10 Private Commercial Banks by Asset Size ($bn)
Top 4 Private Commercial Banks 4 38% 37% 40%
State Banks 3 32% 34% 35%
Other Private Commercial Banks 25 18% 16% 19%
Development & Inv. Banks 13 7% 8% -
Participation Banks 5 5% 5% 6%
# of Banks
Share in
Assets
Share in
Loans
Share in
Deposits
StateBanks
32%
Share in Assets
13.9%
10.8%
9.8%
9.3%
9.0%
8.6%
8.5%
4.1%
3.5%1
2.5%
Total: 50
TOP 10 BANKS
7
Dominated by top 4 Private Banks & 3 State Banks
Actual Free Float
Note: Sector figures are based on bank-only BRSA monthly
data as of December 2018. Top 10 banks make up ~80% of sector’s total asset
1 As of September 2018, Denizbank has not disclosed their financials.
Foreign Shareholder
- -
- - 31.09%
BBVA 49.85% 50.07%
- - 49.53%
- - 48.80%
UniCredit Group 40.9% 17.81%
- - 25.21%
Qatar National Bank S.A.Q. 99.88% 0.12%
Sberbank 99.85% 0.14%
BNP Paribas 72.5% -
ING Bank 100.0% -
Bank Audi Group 100.0% -
Samruk-Kazyna, BTA Sec. 20.8%2 35.24%
% Ownership Share in Assets1
13.3%
11.1%
10.0%
9.7%
9.4%
9.1%
8.3%
3.9%
3.7%
2.6%
1.8%
1.1%
1.1%
% Free Float
Top 4
Private Banks
38%
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TURKISH BANKING SECTOR (II / II)
8
10
14
23
32
33
79
85
86
97
Sekerbank*
Odeabank*
ING
TEB
DenizBank
QNB FinansBank
Yapi Kredi
Akbank
Garanti
Isbank
Top 10 Private Commercial Banks by Asset Size ($bn)
Deposits fund 59% of assets
Liquidity Coverage Ratio (Total):133%1
vs. required level of 90% for 2018
Sufficient buffers against potential
external liquidity shock
SOLID ASSET QUALITY STRONG SOLVENCY4 COMFORTABLE LIQUIDITY
$46
$35
$94
Jan.18
L-T External DebtStock (maturingafter 1 year)
S-T portion of L-TExternal Debt
S-T ExternalDebt Stock
47% of Banks’
External Debt
matures within a year
47% of Private Banks’
External Debt
matures within a year
Short-term Long-term
Banks’
ST external dues2:
US$75bn (42% of total external debt)
US$83bn
Quick FC Liquidity3
sufficient to cover
any liquidity shock
Basel III CAR
16.9%
CET-I capital:
79% of total capital
RWA/Assets
78%
8
NPL Ratio
4.1%
Stage-3 Coverage Ratio:
~69%
ROAE: 14%
LEVERAGE: 8.3x
ROAA: 1.4%
Note: Sector figures are based on BRSA monthly data as of December 2018, for commercial banks only
1 Top 7 banks average per BRSA December 2018 Bank-only financials
2 Source: CBRT, as of December 2018. Excludes non-residents’ FC deposits
3 Quick Liquidity Buffers FC reserves Under ROM, swaps, money market placements, CBRT eligible unencumbered securities
4 Ratios are calculated via Deposit Banks data of BRSA.
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CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES OF TURKISH BANKING SECTOR
SHORT-TERM
NATURE OF
DEPOSITS (~1 month)
SOUND
ASSET
QUALITY STRICTLY
REGULATED
& HIGHLY
MONITORED
HIGH
LIQUIDITY
AND STRONG
SOLVENCY
UNBANKED
POPULATION (>40% of adult
population)
SCARCITY OF
LONG-TERM
TL FUNDING
NO FX OPEN
POSITION
YOUNG
POPULATION 55% population
is under age of 35
PRIVILEGED
STATUS OF
STATE BANKS in collecting deposits
FC EXTERNAL FUNDING SHARE IN
TOTAL: 20%
BASEL III &
IFRS9
COMPLIANCE
DUAL CURRENCY
BALANCE
SHEETS
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ENVIRONMENT WE OPERATE IN
OUR VALUE CREATION
ABOUT GARANTI
MARKET POSITION & 2018 PROJECTIONS
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TOTAL ASSETS $76 BN
GARANTI AT A GLANCE
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OWNED BY BBVA 50.07% ACTUAL FREE FLOAT
# DIGITAL CUSTOMERS 7.3 MN 67% DIGITAL PENETRATION2
GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE 100%
MARKET CAPITALIZATION $9 BN MOST VALUABLE COMPANY & MOST TRADED BANK
ROAE1 17% HIGHEST RETURN ON CAPITAL
49.85%
TOTAL ASSETS $94 BN
# CUSTOMERS
# BRANCHES
# EMPLOYEES
>15 MN
20 K
946
$13 BN MARKET CAPITALIZATION
2nd LARGEST PRIVATE BANK WITH 11% MARKET SHARE
#1 IN NET PROMOTER SCORE
HIGHEST EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT SCORE OF SECTOR
100% GEOGRAPHICAL COVERAGE
MOST VALUABLE & MOST TRADED BANK
2nd LARGEST PRIVATE BANK WITH ~10% MARKET SHARE
~1MN NEW CUSTOMERS/YR via 936 BRANCHES
Note: Financial figures are per BRSA Consolidated data as of December 2018
1 When adjusted with Free provisions set aside in 2018
2 Among active customers, as of December 2018.
Active digital customers are defined as at least 1 login within 3 months
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Listed on Borsa Istanbul (BIST) Turkey since 1990
Depositary Receipts (DR) listed on
London Stock Exchange and on OTC since 1993
Trades on OTCQX International Premier since 2012 (OTCQX Ticker: TKGBY)
MCap1
$7bn
Weight in BIST
~8%
Avg. Daily Turnover2
$165mn
‘‘ Largest floating mcap in BIST – Actual free float: 50.07%
‘‘ Garanti’s DR program reached 130 million shares
(6% of free float) ’’
GARANTI SHARE
MCap
1 Figures are as of 21 February 2019. USD/TL CBRT ask rate is used in the calculations
2 Average of daily turnover during 2018.
Largest floating
Mcap among banks in BIST
Actual free float:
50.07%
Most invested stock
by foreigners
Foreign Ownership
in free float: ~90%1
Listed on OTCQX ADR 30 Index
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SHAREHOLDING STRUCTURE
Note: Institutional shareholder and foreign individual shareholder composition data based on IPREO
Shareholder ID Analysis dated December 2018; the actual free float ratio and the share of local
individual shareholders are all based on Central Agency Registry Agency data.
1 As of February 21, 2019.
Shareholders from
37 countries
Foreign investors
in free float
design
Share of foreign investors
in free float: (including DR holders)
90%
vs. peer avg. of 69%1
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ORGANIZATIONAL
STRUCTURE
UNDERGRADUATE
Süleyman Sözen Jaime Saenz De Tejada Pulido
Rafael Salinas Martinez de Lecea
Ergun Özen
M. Cüneyt Sezgin
Ricardo Gomez Barredo
Sema Yurdum Javier Bernal Dionis
Jorge Sáenz Azcúnaga Carranza
PRESIDENT & CEO
Ali Fuat Erbil
Independent Members
Süleyman Sözen
(Chairman)
Ergun Özen
Ricardo Gomez
Barredo*
Ali Fuat Erbil
(President & CEO)
Jaime Saenz
De Tejada Pulido
M. Cüneyt Sezgin
Rafael Salinas
Martines De Lecea Javier Bernal
Dionis
Sema Yurdum Jorge Saenz-Azcunaga
Carranza (Vice Chairman)*
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
*Since their appointment as an Audit Committee member of Garanti Bank, they are deemed
as an Independent Board Member in accordance with the relevant regulations of the Capital
Markets Board of Turkey.
Board member’lar değişecek
Risk Committee
Corporate Governance Committee
Credit Committee
Remuneration Committee
Audit Committee
Internal Audit
Internal Control
Compliance Corporate Secretary
Risk Management
Market & Structural Risk
Internal Capital & Operational Risk
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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OUR TEAM
Ali Fuat Erbil
Mahmut Akten
Retail Banking
Didem Dinçer Başer
Digital Banking, Customer Solutions and Experience
Cemal Onaran
SME Banking
Selahattin Güldü
Commercial Banking
Ebru Dildar Edin
Corporate and Investment Banking
Osman Tüzün
Human Resources and Support Services
İlker Kuruöz
Engineering and Data
Aydın Güler
CFO
Aydın Düren
Legal Services and Collection
Ali Temel
Chief Credit Risk Officer
Hüsnü erel ve recep baştuğ
çıkacak. Zeynepten
yeni line chart istenecek. University
undergraduate yazılacak
fotolar güncellenecek
Strategic Planning
& Responsible Business
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A UNIVERSAL BANK WITH STRONG PRESENCE IN ALL BUSINESS AREAS
RETAIL
COMMERCIAL
CORPORATE
SME
DIGITAL BANKING
PAYMENT SYSTEMS
Asset Contribution: 6.47%
Asset Contribution: 3.77%
Asset Contribution: 0.37%
Asset Contribution: 1.49%
Asset Contribution: 0.10%
Asset Contribution: 0.60%
Asset Contribution: 0.03%
Note: Asset contributions are calculated based on BRSA Consolidated
Financials as of December 31, 2018
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A UNIVERSAL BANK WITH STRONG PRESENCE IN ALL BUSINESS AREAS
RETAIL BANKING
Building long-lived
relationships with
our customers
People became
homeowners
with Garanti
518K
12% MORTGAGE
MARKET SHARE (Mortgages / GDP: ~6%
-- Huge growth potential)
(NPL ratio: 0.8%)
Retail customers1
15.9 MN
14% CONSUMER LOAN
MARKET SHARE (#1 in consumer loans among private peers)
Customers saved
with Garanti 1.6 MN
11% CUSTOMER DEPOSIT
MARKET SHARE (Demand deposits share
in customer deposits: 25% vs. sector’s 21%)
17
BAŞLIKLAR DAHA
KUCAKLAYICI OLSUN
Note: Market shares are calculated based on BRSA Unconsolidated
Financials as of December-end, 2018
1 Based on Garanti Bank’s definition.
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SME BANKING
We offer information and advisory services to
support their development
9% TL BUSINESS
BANKING LOANS
MARKET SHARE
COMMERCIAL & CORPORATE BANKING
We position ourselves as the primary
business partner of our customers
PAYMENT SYSTEMS Strong presence in the credit card
business. License Turkey’s lovemark
Bonus card to 10 other banks
10% FC LOANS
MARKET SHARE
19% ACQUIRING &
ISSUING MARKET SHARE
18
A UNIVERSAL BANK WITH STRONG PRESENCE IN ALL BUSINESS AREAS
Note: Market shares are calculated based on BRSA Unconsolidated
Financials as of December 30, 2018
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DIGITAL BANKING
We encourage
our customers’ digital migration.
We have been investing in
digital for >20 years to offer our customers
seamless omni-channel experience.
19
A UNIVERSAL BANK WITH STRONG PRESENCE IN ALL BUSINESS AREAS
>500 types of transactions
23% of non-cash financial transactions Internet
Best in class in Europe1
63% of non-cash financial transactions
ATM
One of the most followed financial institutions
in Turkey and in Europe, with over 5 mn
followers
Social Media
73.4mn customer contacts in 2018
Avg. response time 32sec
Call Center
Mobile
1 In customer user experience per Forrester’s Global Mobile Banking Functionality
Benchmark Study, 2018
Cash deposits/withdrawals: 102%
Serving non-bank customers through
cardless transactions
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ENVIRONMENT WE OPERATE IN
OUR VALUE CREATION
ABOUT GARANTI
MARKET POSITION & 2018 PROJECTIONS
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WE ARE ONE TEAM WE THINK BIG CUSTOMER COMES
FIRST
OUR PURPOSE
TO BRING THE AGE OF OPPORTUNITY TO EVERYONE
OUR VALUES
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RIS
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AN
D O
PP
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TU
NU
TIE
S
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GA
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CO
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Customer centricity and increasing customer satisfaction
6 Digital
Transformation
Financial
Performance
1
Investing in human capital Investing in
Human Capital
Digital transformation and technological advancement
Customer privacy and information security
12 Good corporate governance
5 Transparent disclosure of information for stakeholders
Financial performance (including solvency) & direct
and indirect impact on economy
Financial health and supporting customers in making
conscious financial decisions 8
Four Key Competencies of Best Customer Experience
Imp
ort
ance
to
Sta
keh
old
ers
Importance to Garanti Bank
Customer
Experience
CLUSTER # of ISSUE MATERIAL ISSUE
4
Corporate
Governance and
Risk Management
3 Risk and crisis management (including integrated
management of financial and non-financial risks
14 Compliance
2
10
11 Climate change and energy
7 Management of ESG risks
Responsible and
Sustainable
Development 9 Pioneering the development of sustainable banking
13 Stakeholder dialogue
MATERIAL ISSUES
23
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EFFICIENCY DIGITALIZATION EMPLOYEE
HAPPINESS
CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE
OPTIMAL CAPITAL
UTILIZATION
RESPONSIBLE
& SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES
• Cost and revenue
synergies
• Provide unique experience,
transaction convenience and
innovative solutions to our
customers
• Pioneering innovative solution
suggestions
• Expand digital customer base
• Increase digital sales
• Invest in our employees
focusing on their
development,
happiness and
wellbeing.
• Focus on forming teams
possessing team spirit,
acting with shared
wisdom, thinking big,
socially responsible and
resultoriented.
• Enable a seamless and
excellent customer
experience among all
channels
• Design our processes
from our customers’
perspective
• Act in a transparent, clear
and responsible manner
towards our customers
• Use capital effectively
• Focus on disciplined &
sustainable
growth
• Strict adherence to solid
asset quality
• Act with the principles
of trust, integrity, accountability
and transparency
• Conducting effective risk
management through world-
class integrated management
of financial and non-financial
risks
• Continue to be the pioneer
bank for the positive change
through our strategic
partnerships
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UNDERSTANDING
CUSTOMER
DESIGN PHILOSOPHY
EMPATHETIC CULTURE MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS
Four Key Competencies of Best Customer Experience
942k customer feedbacks received in 2018
38 products or services changed & developed via customer feedbacks
AI program «Empathy Assistant»
to help branch employees
while resolving customer issues - the
platform supported the resolution of
more than 5,000 issues per month
5,210 Disabled friendly ATM
CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE New service model in branches to capture
the benefits of emerging digital world
The efforts in 2018 concentrated on
critical journeys most frequently
experienced by customers, such as credit
cards, loans, onboarding, and complaints.
Key Value Drivers
• Exceeding their expectations and
enhancing their satisfaction
• Supporting financial literacy, health and
inclusion with offered solutions
• Advise solutions to grow their businesses
in sustainable manner
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
83% of customers informed
about their financial status
Conducts after-service surveys for
all customer-facing employees
Net Promoter Score
highest among peer group
The number of complaints by the
Bank’s 1.000 active customers went
down by 16% yoy
25
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Four Key Competencies of Best Customer Experience
CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE
83% of customers informed
about their financial status
26
NEW SERVICE MODEL
• The pilot program, which started in May
2017, was gradually expanded until the
end of 2018 and the transformation of all
branches was carried out.
• With this new model, Garanti launches
digitalization in its branches.
WHAT WE HAVE TRANSFORMED? WHAT WE HAVE ACIEVED?
We developed a new lobby service
model &
redesigned our branch layout
We digitized our processes
We redefined roles & empowered
employees
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SHARE OF DIGITAL SALES
IN TOTAL SALES
GARANTI’S
MARKET SHARE IN DIGITAL
TRANSACTIONS
27
DIGITAL
TRANSFORMATION
Key Value Drivers
• Unrivaled customer experience
• Expand digital customer base
• Increase digital sales
• Ensure information security and
uninterrupted service
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
7.3 mn digital customers
6.5 mn mobile customers
4.7 mn mobile-only customers
LEADING POSITION
IN DIGITAL BANKING
22% YoY Active digital
customers
28% YoY Active mobile
customers
EFFECTIVE
DIGITAL CHANNEL
UTILIZATION
44%
1/5
#1 with 93 score Most loved mobile
bank in Turkey 1st in Europe in customer user experience
in Mobile Banking
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INVESTING IN
HUMAN CAPITAL
Key Value Drivers
• Focus on employee development,
satisfaction and wellbeing
• Acting with shared wisdom
• Fair and transparent management policy
EMPLOYEE
ENGAGEMENT SCORE
OUTPERFORMS SECTOR Sector
67
53
0
TRAINING
PER EMPLOYEE Share of digital training: 34% vs. 27% in 2017
11 Programs
Note: Employee Engagement Score is per latest AON Hewitt Employee Engagement Study
47 hours
EMPLOYEE
WELL-BEING
PROGRAMS
FIRST AND ONLY
COMPANY
FROM TURKEY
100
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
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RESPONSIBLE &
SUSTAINABLE
DEVELOPMENT
Key Value Drivers
• Drive positive change through strategic
partnerships
• Impact investment principles
• Focus on community investment programs
% of loans with ESG provisions in loan
agreements 100%
Investment in community programs
TL 20.3 mio
• TL36.3bn Impact Investment
• 33 Sustainable products/credit lines
• 28% Market Share in wind power projects
27 Participation in sustainability related
initiatives and memberships
8 Policies/Position Papers contributed
44 Engagement Platforms
• Included in 8 Sustainability indices
• 100% of new PF commitments in Greenfield
Energy Production Portfolio are Renewables
• TL 20.2mn investment in community programs Linked Sustainable Development Goals
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9.14 9.20 9.27
9.51 9.60
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
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CORPORATE
GOVERNANCE
AND RISK MANAGEMENT
Key Value Drivers
• Transparent disclosure of information
• Integrated Risk & Crisis Management
• Compliance
Strengths
• • High quality service provision for customers
• Having the “Garanti IR” tablet application for Android and iOS platform
• Having a comprehensive and effective risk management system
• Dow Jones Sustainability Index
• AGMs conducted with a high level of compliance and attendance
• in TR & EN
• Effective BoD comprised of highly qualified & experienced members
Rating increase was driven by;
Successful implementation of new
branch model,
The adoption of a Risk Based Audit Model,
Through the risk appetite framework, the Bank determines the risks that it is prepared to take so as to . Risk Management coordinates the concerned parties and thus handles the preparation of the ICAAP report, which will be submitted to the BRSA. In addition, the stress test report is submitted to the BRSA, which addresses how the potential negative effects on macroeconomic data might alter the Bank’s three-year budget plan and results within the frame of certain scenarios, as well as their impact upon key ratios including the capital adequacy ratio.
CORPORATE GOVERNANCE RATING
Monitoring risk appetite framework on limits &
metrics
Profitability
Liquidity
Capital
To identify risks &
opportunities
Based on the
predicted capability of
safe handling of risks
to achieve goals
& strategic objectives
On metrics related to
capital, liquidity and
profitability and risk based
limits
Linking material themes
& strategic objectives
Determination of
manageable risks
Monitoring risk appetite
framework regularly
RISK MANAGEMENT PROCESS
Outlook:
Positive
Publication of the first integrated
annual report.
Risk
Measurement
By using methods compliant
with international standards,
and in accordance with the
applicable legislation.
Advanced risk management
tools are utilized
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
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FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE (I / III)
Key Value Drivers
• Use capital effectively
• Cost and revenue synergies
• Disciplined and sustainable growth
Basel II
Basel III -
Fully Loaded
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
14.7%
16.8% 16.5%
16.2%
18.7% 18.3%
9.5%
10.0%
10.5%
11.0%
11.5%
12.0%
12.5%
13.0%
13.5%
14.0%
14.5%
15.0%
15.5%
16.0%
16.5%
17.0%
17.5%
18.0%
18.5%
19.0%
19.5%
20.0%
20.5%
21.0%
Dec 16 Dec 17 Dec 18
Bank-only CAR
Consolidated CAR
USDTRY 3.51 3.77 5.27
CET-1/Total
Capital 93% 88% 86%
Sector:16.9%
11.5% 2018 Minimum
Required Level
TL
2.25bn
Excess Capital taking into account minimum
required level of 12.5%
for 2019
TL
13bn
Free Provision
1 Required CAR for 2018 = [8.0% + SIFI Buffer for Group 3 (1.5%) +
Capital Conservation Buffer (1.875%) + Counter Cyclical Buffer (0.09%)]
STRONG SOLVENCY VIA CAPITAL GENERATION
INVESTOR RELATIONS CORPORATE PRESENTATION
CANLI YAYIN EKRANI
2015
2016
2017*
10%
13%
16%
19%
40% 45% 50% 55%
RO
AE
COST/INCOME
32
FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE (II / III)
Key Value Drivers
• Use capital effectively
• Cost and revenue synergies
• Disciplined and sustainable growth
INCREASING EFFICIENCY
+5pp
-13pp
Note: Income defined as NII + Net F&C +Trading gains/losses excluding FX provision hedges
+ Other income excluding provisions reversals + Income from subsidiaries. When net provisions
are accounted in, Cost/Income stands at 45.9% in 2018 vs. 57.6% in 2015
Linked Sustainable Development Goals 2.2%
OPEX/ AVG. ASSETS
58%
FEE / OPEX
INCREASING EFFICIENCY
12% improvement in C/I since 2015
COST/INCOME1
47.4% 43.3% 42.1%
35.6%
2015 2016 2017 2018
INVESTOR RELATIONS CORPORATE PRESENTATION
CANLI YAYIN EKRANI
2015
2016
2017*
10%
13%
16%
19%
40% 45% 50% 55%
RO
AE
COST/INCOME
33
FINANCIAL
PERFORMANCE (III / III)
Key Value Drivers
• Use capital effectively
• Cost and revenue synergies
• Disciplined and sustainable growth
INCREASING EFFICIENCY
+5pp
-13pp
Linked Sustainable Development Goals
31-Dec-18
Business
Credit Card
GPLs & Overdraft
Auto
Mortgage
50%
17%
16%
1.6%
15%
TL 146 bn
+ 1%
Subsidiary
Impact
of TL Business
Lending is
CGF
Guaranteed
18%
of Consumer
Loans
are
collateralized
35%
of GPLs are
granted
to salary
customers 43%
TL LOANS BREAKDOWN 60% of Total Loans
31-Dec-18
FC LOANS BREAKDOWN 40% of Total Loans
Note: Loans exclude «Loans Measured at Fair Value through P&L (FVTPL)»,
factoring and leasing receivables
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ENVIRONMENT WE OPERATE IN
OUR VALUE CREATION
MARKET POSITION & 2019 PROJECTIONS
ABOUT GARANTI
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35
ACHIEVED PIONEER POSITION
Note: For fair comparison with the peers, latest available bank-only financials (31.12.2018) were used.Rankings are
among private peers, namely Akbank, Isbank & YKB
1 Income defined as NII + Net F&C +Trading gains/losses excluding FX provision hedges
+ Other income excluding provisions reversals + Income from subsidiaries.
Highest NIM incl. Swap Cost Highest Net Fees & Commissions /
IEA & Non-cash Loans
Highest CET-I
5.4% 1.4%
15.0%
Highest ROAE Highest ROAA
Peer 3
Peer 2
Peer 11.9%
15.8%
Cumulative, 2018
Cumulative, 2018 Cumulative, 2018
Cumulative, 2018
Second Lowest Cost/Income1
32.6%
Cumulative, 2018
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2019 PROJECTIONS
BRANCH
TRANSFORMATION
RISK-RETURN
FOCUS IN LOAN
GROWTH
CUSTOMER
EXPERIENCE
DIGITAL
MIGRATION RETURN ON
CAPITAL
ACTIVE
MANAGEMENT OF
FUNDING BASE
TL Loans (YoY) ~5%
FC Loans (in US$, yoy) (10%)
NPL ratio <7%
Net Cost of Risk <300 bps
NIM Incl. Swap Cost Excl. CPI Flat
Fee Growth (YoY) Low-teens
OPEX Growth (YoY) < CPI
ROAE Low-teens Mid-term ROAE
target remains in high-teens
Garanti works to create
sustainable value for all
its stakeholders
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Basel II
Basel III -
Fully Loaded
APPENDIX – SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS
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Note: Net Promoter Score research is conducted by independent research agency Ipsos for Garanti Bank. According to the research results, Garanti
has the highest Net Promoter Score, among retail customers representing its own profile, compared to peer group. Peer group consists of Garanti
Bank, İş Bank, Akbank, Yapı Kredi Bank, QNB Finansbank and Denizbank. Research was conducted between October ’17 and January ‘18. Main bank
customers, who have communicated with the banks over the last 3 months, surveyed face to face in the representative cities of Turkey by quota
sampling. Score is calculated as a weighted average of retail segments’ scores.