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Small Business: return to the craft of relationship Ettore Carneade Head of Small Business Market GRUPPOMONTEPASCHI Italy

Paris, April 8th 2010

AGENDA

 Presentation of the Montepaschi Group (MPS)  Small Business at MPS  Customer needs & business opportunities  Customer segmentation as a source of relationship empowerment  Small Business approach: the “think small first” philosophy  Non-interest income: better service or credit risk prevention?

 Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship  Direct channels @ Small Business: The MPS perspective

Executive summary and key points  Customer and territories are our polar star

 Relationship is our strength  Relationship pillars: know your customer, commercial planning, overall relationship quality of relationship  Our business plan is draft on customer needs’ knowledge  The “think small first” Small Business approach: small enterprises but big customers  A special value: the join venture with AXA

 Bancassurance: specific selling processes  Direct channels for behavioral changes among Small Business customers

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 Presentation of the Montepaschi Group (MPS)

Introduction “Customers and territory are our polar star” (Antonio Vigni - General Manager)

Each DTR (retail department) has overview on more or less 40 branches

More than 3,000 branches

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 Presentation of the Montepaschi Group (MPS)

Overview of MPS Group Monte dei Paschi di Siena is one of the main banks in Italy. It is the flagship of the MPS Group, which is the third Italian largest banking group and leader, on the domestic market, in terms of market share in all areas of business

With some 32,000 employees and over 3,000 branches, the Montepaschi Group offers, to more than six million customers, a wide range of financial services and products to private individuals and corporations

* Figures at September 2010

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 Presentation of the Montepaschi Group (MPS)

We are the oldest bank of the world 1472

MPS was founded. The bank, known as Monte di Pietà, was originally established by the Republic of Siena for the purpose of providing a controlled source of lending for the local community and to fight usury

1624

1936

1995

1999

The Bank changed its name in Monte dei Paschi di Siena. It became the ideal heir of Siena’s prestigious medieval mercantile and banking traditions, developing an efficacious system of credit to the advantage of the local economy

The Bank was declared a Public Credit Institution (Istituto di Credito di Diritto Pubblico). It was organised under a new charter, which remained in force until 1995 The banking firm was incorporated as a Joint Stock Company (Società per Azioni). A decree by the Minister of the Treasury, gave birth to two entities: the Fondazione Monte dei Paschi di Siena and the Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena S.p.A.

The MPS was listed on the Milan Stock Exchange, marking a fundamental milestone in the process of strengthening the Group’s size and competitiveness

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 Presentation of the Montepaschi Group (MPS)

MPS Business Model

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 Small Business people for MPS Group

Small Business customers Enterprises in MPS group: Key client: > 200 million turnover; SME: > 5 million of turnover; Small business: < 2.5 million of turnover and individual firms (between 2.5 and 5 million the classification depends on the economic activity) Singole persone fisiche 25%

Società 61%

Ditte individuali 14%

Different classes of SB: 61% under form of society (incorportaed, limited and unlimited liability companies) 39% individual firms (single person or individual messrs)

A large range of activities. The principal are: small trade, agriculture, craftmanship, touristic services.

Dati a fine 2010.

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 Small Business people for MPS Group

Small Business network SERVICE MODEL

R E T A I L

RELATIONSHIP PLACE

FAMILY OFFICE

Family Office center

PRIVATE

PRIVATE banking center

FAMILY

AFFLUENT SMALL BUSINESS

- BRANCH C O R P O R A T E

SME

SME center

PA

PA center

KEY CLIENTS

Key Clients Commercial service

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 Small Business people for MPS Group

Small Business network SERVICE MODEL R E T A I L

Centro PRIVATE RELATIONSHIP PLACE Centro Family Office

FAMILY AFFLUENT SMALL BUSINESS

- BRANCH -

Structured branches (44%): (PaschiVAlore) > 6 employees

Small branches (56%): (Commercial) < 6 employees

Centro ENTI

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 Small Business people for MPS Group

Small Business team The SB team members have different profile depending on the branch they belong to:  56% RM (1.600) in commercial branch (NPV).

Commercial role

Description

SB RM in a structured branch

SB RM with customer’s portfolio (average 180 customers) and dedicated time in PaschiValore btanches.

SB RM in a commercial branch

SB RM with customer’s portfolio (MAX 180 customers) but with also customers of other service models ( affluent and family,) in a commercial branch.

SB RM and Team manager

SB RM who has a customer’s portfolio while is the branch team manager (commercial branch)

SB RM in a structured branch

SB RM in a commercial branch

 44% RM (1.300) in structurate branch (PV).

BMPS

SB RM and Team manager

Dati a fine 2010.

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 Small Business people for MPS Group

Small Business team

Since our origin relationship is our strength. MPS was founded as "monte di pietà“ (pawnshop) so the ancient small business were among our former customers.

In the 3rd millenium we confirm this shape of relation, not randomly but founding it on CRM analysis and plannified activity durign each year

Dati a fine 2010.

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 Customer needs & business opportunities

SB relationship: the pillars

KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER

Each RM has an identified customers’ portfolio whose he’s supposed to know composition, characteristics, need and relation’s economics.

COMMERCIAL PLANNING

Customer needs

OVERALL RELATIONSHIP

Credit

Commercial planning

Commercial targets

Commercial

Services

QUALITY OF RELATIONSHIP

Credit with quality Quality of relation

Quality of assets Quality of enterprise

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 Customer needs & business opportunities

SB relationship: the pillars

KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER

COMMERCIAL PLANNING

OVERALL RELATIONSHIP

QUALITY OF RELATIONSHIP

Each RM has an identified customers’ portfolio, of which is requested to know composition, characteristics, needs and relation’s economics.

At the basis of commercial plan there is the CRM based analysis of customers’ needs matched with an organized contacts’ activity. This one, under name of “Metodo” (Method) is the monthly RM’s contacts plan, is decided in centralized form for each local group of branch (territorial departements)

RM relationship concerns the whole range of customers’ needs: credit (loans, mortages) commercial needs, deposits, services (payments’ services, insurance protection, private welfare

Relationship value depends by his quality: need’s satisfaction, quick answers, regular contacts, multichannel approach, prevention of attrition .

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 Customer needs & business opportunities

SB Commercial Plan 2011: guidelines

Qualityimpieghi loans 1. 1.Crescita development di qualità

 Loans growth in best potential economic activities: tourist services, agriculture, small trade and retailer, entrprise services  Growth mix di crescita: 60% outsight 40% insight  Loans pack: tourist services, craftmanship, work’s safety

2. Acquisition 2. Crescita della base

 Dedicated acquisition campaign  Action plan with national enterprise Association  Re-acquisition of best EVA based lost customers

clienti SB 3. Credit quality

 Preventive action on >40gg not authorized withdraw  Empowered action in stock of past due (Basel II)  Portfolio remix rating based

4. Insurance risk protection

 Regular offer of insurance soluzions (jv with Axa)  Dedicated selling process and creation of a protection mindset  Starting of private welfare action

5. Deposits

6. Repricing and economics

 Dedicated time deposits and bonds  Retention activity  Bundling loans/deposits  Repricing with target risk adjusted  Attention for mispricing  Services commission development

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 Customer segmentation as a source of relationship empowerment

Customer needs and possibilities: relationship and implications

KNOW YOUR CUSTOMER and RM’S PORTFOLIO

? What kind of customer

? What’s its size and its potential

? Which needs

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 Customer segmentation as a source of relationship empowerment

Customer segmentation as a source of relationship empowerment

MPS sub segmentation: MAXI MEDIUM MINI NEW CUSTOMERS OTHERS

Each RM portfolio is divided among classes of customers, identified for size . The RM has to know the composition of his portfolio. Cemtralized CRM activity fixes.:  Needs to which offer any banking solution;  Kind of activity and growth capacity;

 Services for each customers’ class. For each type of customers there a fixed contacts’ frequency.

Dati a novembre 2010.

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 Small Business approach: the “think small first” philosophy

Small Business approach: the “think small first” approach Since our foundation the smaller entrepreneur is our best customer. We fit really the european Commission “Smal business act” and its main claim “think small first”. Activity with smaller enterprises and individual firm is a real driver for our economics growht. The capillary presence in Italy still allows us to play the privileged role of being one of the few banks present in town - if not the only one! In commercial planning it’s possibile to find a special attention and dedicate offering, to develop evey day the relation wiht “small enteriprises but big customers” European rules present classification criteria for SME.

Small Business

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 Small Business approach: the “think small first” philosophy

Microbusiness in BMPS

Microbusinesses are a significant part of our customer base: Our goal is to take care of them, at 360 !!! 190.000 customer Rating Activity

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 Non-interest income: better service or credit risk prevention?

Economics 31/12/2010

Commercial planning contains the overall action for the best economics results, which are the last and most target of year action" 1. Quality loans development 2. Acquisition 3. Credit quality 4. Insurance risk protection 5. Deposits 6. Repricing and economics

 Financial interest margin: conditioned by official rate and market situation and by top rate fixed by law. Very important one to one repricing activity.



 Commission margin: failed the forecast of overcoming of this margin against interest margin. Good figures in payment services income, limits intoduced by PSD, slow down of wealth management contribution.



 Expected loss: increasing weight also because of Basel III rules. Strong prevention action expecially on signs of first credit's difficult. Plannified action on remix loans' portfolio for type of economic activity and class of rating.



 Net operative performance: in spite of expected loss increasing weight net risults in SB remains very good, also risk adjusted or EVA measured.

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 Non-interest income: better service or credit risk prevention?

Our ratings: A.I.R.B. and PD & LGD boundaries

– – – – –

INFORMATION FOR PD Balance Credit performance Bankit database Qualitative elements Enterprises groups

Counterpart specific

INFORMATION FOR LGD – Type of loans – Guarantees – Trusters

Activation only for Default

Independent from customer’s specifics

Since 2006 MPS has adopted the Basel advanced rating system, AIRB. Each SB has its own rating, which firstly defines loans capacity, price fixed in risk adjusted terms (Rorac and EVA based) and relationship evolution.

Also rating and its price are competences of the RM.

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 Non-interest income: better service or credit risk prevention?

Rating - pricing relation: pricing risk adjusted The elements of price

Cost of capital

Price

Law fixed cap (prevention of usury)

Taxes

Expected loss

Cost of capital Expected loss Operating costs Cost of funding The best

Rating

The worst

For the worst ratings, expected loss and the usury ceiling prevent the Bank from covering the total cost of credit

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 Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship

Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship

Important strategic Joint Venture: AXA-MPS in bancassurance



A large range of solutions are available for all enterprise & entrepreneur insurance needs



Development of private pensions



Financial solutions for deposits investments.

Because of this strong and innovative JV, each RM becomes also an insurance seller, with standardized solution. Since 2010 the “entrepreneur” offering line is available to SB customers.

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 Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship

Specific selling processes: the right protection proposal in each moment of a SB relation Beacuse of the importance of “protection” need we believe that this kind of offer allows a real srengthening of relation. We’ve fixed a codified selling process, to exploit every contact whit customer with an insurance proposal. The actual figures show a strong growth of this business and the presence of our branch with an interesting activity.

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 Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship

Bancassurance as a means of strengthening the customer relationship We’ve also exploited further ways to contact our customers fod an insurance proposition. Taking advantage of a substantial email address & full privacy consent database, we performed two direct-emailing initiatives: 1. An email action to all customers present in the panel (about 8,000 mail sent); 2. A contact activity by remote banking accesses, with personalized offer

STRENGTHS

 Small Business and entrepreneur are used to working with e-mailing.  The object of the mail may interest our customer.  Low cost (e-mailing vs paper mailing)  Environmentally sustainable marketing (paper saving)

REDEMPTION 4%

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 Direct channels @ Small Business: The MPS perspective

Small Business usage of direct channels: MPS’ perspective • The annual commercial plan provides strategic guidance in terms of multichannel banking, accommodating for behavioral changes occurring among our SB customers: Multichannel and migration

• Infrastructural investments to sustain the continuous evolution of the user experience on direct channels • Focused investments in targeted training, synchronised with the commercial objectives • Migration on direct channels of lower value transactions, freeing up time for supporting the relationship with the customer

• Among the latest key passages we performed in the multichannel space, we would like to highlight:  Over 400 ATMs installed with “cash-in” functionality – this turned out to be particularly effective to support SBs with a lot of cash handling  The launch of the deposit-only card: a product to allow employees to deposit cash on the SB account  The launch of customer-specific messages on the Internet Banking homepage (secure site). This initiative, paired with the usage of a newly acquired DEM (direct emailing) platform opened up for a ‘personalised commercial dialogue’ also on direct channels (which the customers seemed to appreciate with a 4% redemption, as per the previous slide).

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Thank you for attention !