Insurance Australia Group Ltd · ASX:IAG

Insurance Australia — Investor Day (June 2011)

84 slides from Insurance Australia's investor day presentation, Jun 14, 2011

  1. Slide 1: Investor Briefing 14 June 2011

    2011 For personal use only INVESTOR BRIEFING 14 June 2011 ABN 60 090 739 923

  2. Slide 2: Today's Agenda

    TODAY’S AGENDA A GROUP AND DIVISIONAL VIEW For personal use only 1 GROUP 4 CGU 7 ASIA OVERVIEW MIKE WILKINS PETER HARMER JUSTIN BREHENY 8.30am p.3 9:50am p.30 11:40am p.62 10:20 am Break 2 CAPITAL 5 NEW 8 IAG OF THE ZEALAND FUTURE NICK HAWKINS JACKI JOHNSON LEONA MURPHY 8:50am p.15 10:40am p.45 12:1

  3. Slide 3: Group Overview

    1 For personal use only GROUP OVERVIEW MIKE WILKINS MANAGING DIRECTOR & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 3

  4. Slide 4: IAG's Business Today

    IAG’S BUSINESS TODAY GEOGRAPHICAL PRESENCE GROUP OVERVIEW 1 For personal use only A portfolio of general insurance businesses: • Leading and established brands in Australia and New 2 Zealand • Growing presence in Asia 3 4 • Specialist motor underwriter in the UK 5 1. 49% ownership of AmG Insurance,

  5. Slide 5: Diversified GWP Mix – Product, Geography and Channel

    IAG’S BUSINESS TODAY DIVERSIFIED GWP MIX – PRODUCT, GEOGRAPHY AND CHANNEL GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only PRODUCT MIX REGIONAL MIX CHANNEL MIX Approximately $8bn of gross written premium Motor Australia Direct Home New Zealand Broker / agent Short tail commercial UK Affinity CTP / motor liabili

  6. Slide 6: Corporate Strategy – Set July 2008

    CORPORATE STRATEGY – SET JULY 2008 CREATING A SOLID PLATFORM GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only • Improve our performance in Australia • ROE  1.5x WACC and New Zealand OUR TARGETS • Pursue selective • Top quartile TSR international growth options – Asia and other OUR narrow specialist opportuniti

  7. Slide 7: Achievements Against Strategic Priorities

    ACHIEVEMENTS AGAINST STRATEGIC PRIORITIES CREATING A SOLID PLATFORM GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only STRATEGIC PRIORITES ACHIEVEMENTS Improve our performance in  Significantly improved collective insurance margin in Australia and New Zealand Australia and New Zealand  Delivered strong Australi

  8. Slide 8: Clear Operational Improvement Delivered

    CLEAR OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENT DELIVERED GROUP INSURANCE MARGIN – 1H09 TO 1H11 GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only GROUP INSURANCE PROFIT ($M) / MARGIN (%) Significant 500 480 9 12.7% improvement in 460 Group 440 420 underwriting 400 380 172 performance 360 340 320 300 2 280 470 260 42 240 6.2% 23 2

  9. Slide 9: Home Markets Driving Improvement

    HOME MARKETS DRIVING IMPROVEMENT DIVISIONAL INSURANCE PROFIT – 1H09 TO 1H11 GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only GROUP INSURANCE PROFIT ($M) / MARGIN (%) Australia and 700 New Zealand 680 660 driving the 640 620 600 580 560 107 Group’s financial 540 520 500 198 improvement 480 29 12.7% 460 161 12 44

  10. Slide 10: Delivering Strong Results in Home Markets

    DELIVERING STRONG RESULTS IN HOME MARKETS MARKED IMPROVEMENT SINCE JULY 2008 GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only Clear trend of top line growth and improved profitability in Australia and New Zealand AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND GROSS WRITTEN PREMIUM ($M) $m INSURANCE PROFIT

  11. Slide 11: Resetting Our Corporate Strategy

    RESETTING OUR CORPORATE STRATEGY A PLATFORM FOR DELIVERY GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only 2008  2011 2011  2016 REMEDIATING TO REALISING OUR CREATE A SOLID POTENTIAL PLATFORM 11

  12. Slide 12: Resetting Our Strategic Priorities

    RESETTING OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES A CLEAR FOCUS ON AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND ASIA GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only REALISING OUR POTENTIAL AMBITION STRATEGY TARGETS PRIORITIES Accelerate growth in Australia and To be the world’s Deliver superior Long term performance by New Zealand most respec

  13. Slide 13: Shaping Our Operating Environment

    SHAPING OUR OPERATING ENVIRONMENT INFLUENCING OUR INDUSTRY’S FUTURE GROUP OVERVIEW For personal use only Active involvement in policy and regulatory consultation Addressing flood insurance issues in Australia • Stricter and more transparent planning and zoning decisions • Accurate and accessible dig

  14. Slide 14: FY11 Guidance Update

    FY11 GUIDANCE UPDATE GROUP OVERVIEW • Too early to assess impact of Christchurch For personal use only FY11 GUIDANCE* earthquakes on 13 June 2011 • Prior to 13 June 2011, on track to deliver insurance Insurance margin* 8–10% margin within 8–10% guidance range: – Ongoing strong underlying performance

  15. Slide 15: Capital

    2 For personal use only CAPITAL NICK HAWKINS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER 15

  16. Slide 16: Capital Position

    CAPITAL POSITION STRONG BALANCE SHEET MAINTAINED CAPITAL For personal use only Long term target range 1.45–1.5 times MCR • At 31 December 2010: – Capital requirement was $2.3bn – Group capital base of $4.2bn – Equated to MCR of 1.81 times Dividend policy to pay 50–70% of cash earnings • Provides suf

  17. Slide 17: Reinsurance

    REINSURANCE KEY ELEMENT OF CAPITAL MANAGEMENT CAPITAL For personal use only Resilient long term source of capital • Longstanding relationships – some for over 50 years • Diversified panel of 30+ reinsurers with strong counter-party credit profile • Continuing availability of reinsurance capital Upwa

  18. Slide 18: Reinsurance – Relative Significance

    REINSURANCE RELATIVE SIGNIFICANCE CAPITAL • Consistent reinsurance expense in For personal use only GROUP REINSURANCE EXPENSE recent years (as % of GWP) • Uptick in FY10 mainly due to cost of ADC in UK 700 8.0% 8.5% 7.1% • Group reinsurance expense of 600 6.3% 6.2% 6.3% 6.3% 6.2% 7.5% c.$500m (ex AD

  19. Slide 19: Reinsurance – Programme Structure and Perils Update

    REINSURANCE PROGRAMME STRUCTURE AND PERILS UPDATE CAPITAL For personal use only Two main aspects to catastrophe cover • Capital preservation – main programme up to $4.1bn • Reduced earnings volatility – lower level and subsequent event covers, including aggregate Potential changes to 2012 programme

  20. Slide 20: Investment Portfolio

    INVESTMENT PORTFOLIO CONSERVATIVE MIX AND HIGH CREDIT QUALITY CAPITAL SHAREHOLDERS’ FUNDS For personal use only TOTAL INVESTMENT TECHNICAL RESERVES PORTFOLIO – $11.8BN 0.2% 19.8% Australian equities $3.7bn Shareholders' Alternatives International funds equities 5.0% Technical Fixed interest Alternat

  21. Slide 21: Questions

    For personal use only QUESTIONS Mike Wilkins and Nick Hawkins 21

  22. Slide 22: Australia Direct

    3 For personal use only AUSTRALIA DIRECT Accelerating growth in home markets ANDY CORNISH CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 22

  23. Slide 23: Business Overview

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW AUSTRALIA’S LEADING DIRECT INSURER AUSTRALIA DIRECT Australia’s leading direct insurer For personal use only • State based brands, leading market positions in NSW and Victoria • One distribution system^, pricing engine, claims system • GWP over $3.6bn • Over 3.5m customers#; over 4

  24. Slide 24: Current Market Environment

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT INCREASED COMPETITION AUSTRALIA DIRECT System growth Competitive dynamics For personal use only Motor Asset Base 3.0% • New players pursuing different business models 2.5% with limited traction 2.0% 1.5% • Mainstream brands not using aggregators 1.0% 0.5% 0.0% • Competitor

  25. Slide 25: Our Achievements

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS PROGRESS AGAINST THE PRIORITIES WE SET IN 2009 AUSTRALIA DIRECT For personal use only Industry-leading risk selection and pricing Customer insights and delivery • Further refined technical risk analysis • Customer insights framework, segmentation • Granular pricing at an individual

  26. Slide 26: Our Achievements – Real Results Delivered

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS REAL RESULTS DELIVERED AUSTRALIA DIRECT For personal use only Marketing spend stable, effectiveness up Tighter expense management New business cost down 24% ~13% reduction FY09 FY10 FY11(f) FY09 FY10 FY11(f) Business now achieving profitable, above market, Internet sales trebled sin

  27. Slide 27: Focus for the Future – Strategic Drivers

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE STRATEGIC DRIVERS OF SUSTAINABLE, PROFITABLE GROWTH AUSTRALIA DIRECT For personal use only CUSTOMER INSIGHTS THE RIGHT PRICE Commercialised Insurance risk selection that’s easy to and pricing have and use Industrialised low cost delivery CONSISTENT EXECUTION Customer led insuran

  28. Slide 28: Focus for the Future – To Out-Compete and Grow

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE TO OUT-COMPETE AND GROW AUSTRALIA DIRECT For personal use only Immediate focus Organic growth opportunities • Further improve marketing effectiveness Maximising the value of the existing • Maximise multi-distribution model customer base − Cross-selling and up-selling products •

  29. Slide 29: Outlook

    OUTLOOK MAINTAIN PROFITABLE GROWTH AUSTRALIA DIRECT For personal use only Short term Long term • Maintain profitable growth momentum • Recovery of reinsurance expenses • Reinsurance rates may place pressure on • Continue to leverage strategic drivers to fuel margin profitable growth momentum • Conti

  30. Slide 30: Australia Intermediated (CGU)

    4 For personal use only AUSTRALIA INTERMEDIATED (CGU) Accelerating growth in home markets PETER HARMER CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 30

  31. Slide 31: Business Overview – Diverse Portfolio Mix

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW DIVERSE PORTFOLIO MIX CGU • Large SME portfolio For personal use only • Australia's largest regional and rural insurer • Growing capability in the corporate market • Major provider of workers' compensation services PRODUCTS CUSTOMER SEGMENTS Commercial short tail SME Personal lines

  32. Slide 32: Business Overview – Diverse Distribution Footprint

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW DIVERSE DISTRIBUTION FOOTPRINT CGU For personal use only ~8% of total Australian general insurance market ~14% of Australian intermediated general insurance market DISTRIBUTION CHANNELS BRANCH NETWORK GEOGRAPHIC SPLIT Brokers & VIC authorised NSW/ACT representatives QLD Financial W

  33. Slide 33: Current Market Environment – Pricing Remains Patchy

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT PRICING REMAINS PATCHY CGU For personal use only Workers’ Personal lines SME Corporate Compensation* Rate movements     Increasing claim Solid capacity Recent numbers Catastrophe costs Key drivers Increasing catastrophe Average claim Claims inflation events competition

  34. Slide 34: Current Market Environment – A Changing Landscape

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT A CHANGING LANDSCAPE CGU For personal use only • Frequency and scale of events has increased Natural perils • Increasing claim costs Reinsurance • Reinsurance costs expected to rise costs • Rate increases necessary • Higher level of public and political scrutiny Regulation

  35. Slide 35: Distribution – Technology Evolving to Drive Efficiencies

    DISTRIBUTION TECHNOLOGY EVOLVING TO DRIVE EFFICIENCIES CGU For personal use only • Marketplace hubs – lack of automated contestable quoting has led to limited efficiency benefits • Major brokers now developing their own contestable quoting platforms to drive internal efficiencies • Underlying sales

  36. Slide 36: Improved Performance Demonstrates Underlying Turnaround

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS IMPROVED PERFORMANCE DEMONSTRATES UNDERLYING TURNAROUND CGU For personal use only 154 133 112 55 35 61 51 1 27 19 -7 10 -23 -59 1H08 2H08 1H09 2H09 1H10 2H10 1H11 Reported Insurance Result Underlying Performance Underlying Performance: excludes reserve releases, actual natural peril

  37. Slide 37: Strategic Drivers Behind the Turnaround

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS STRATEGIC DRIVERS BEHIND THE TURNAROUND CGU For personal use only Underwriting • Pricing discipline and risk selection management Claims • Reducing indemnity and claims handling costs management Customer & • Focused customer value propositions and building brand awareness brand Busi

  38. Slide 38: Focus for the Future – Leader in Intermediated Insurance

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE LEADER IN INTERMEDIATED INSURANCE CGU For personal use only 38

  39. Slide 39: Strategic Themes – Channel Management

    STRATEGIC THEMES CHANNEL MANAGEMENT CGU For personal use only GROWTH CLIENT-CENTRIC CULTURE Channel sales Channel sales Channel sales People & skills Technology & tools strategy & planning management processes Market/intermediary Sales methodology Manage relationships Organisational, CRM solutions s

  40. Slide 40: Strategic Themes – Customer and Market Insights

    STRATEGIC THEMES CUSTOMER AND MARKET INSIGHTS CGU For personal use only Customer-centric perspective Further differentiate offering Customer Refine value drivers Design & deliver Refine Customer and market and customer customer Monitor Value Propositions insights segments experiences • Intermediarie

  41. Slide 41: Strategic Themes – Underwriting Expertise

    STRATEGIC THEMES UNDERWRITING EXPERTISE CGU For personal use only Managing latent & Strategic portfolio Underwriting rigour Pricing discipline emerging risks management & risk selection UNDERWRITING EXPERTISE Portfolio Portfolio strategy Underwriting Underwriting Reinsurance performance & planning f

  42. Slide 42: Focus for the Future – Clear Priorities

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE CLEAR PRIORITIES CGU For personal use only Double digit insurance margin Commitment to Focus on Expense base core strategy profitable growth management Three years into five-year Sales led relationship-based Profitability supported by strategy account management expense base red

  43. Slide 43: Outlook

    OUTLOOK FURTHER IMPROVEMENT EXPECTED CGU For personal use only Short term Long term • Continued execution of core strategy to drive • Impacted by significant catastrophe costs improved underlying performance • Clarity still emerging around impact of • Focus on profitable growth catastrophe environme

  44. Slide 44: Break

    For personal use only BREAK The presentation will resume shortly 44

  45. Slide 45: New Zealand

    5 For personal use only NEW ZEALAND Accelerating growth in home markets JACKI JOHNSON CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 45

  46. Slide 46: Business Overview – New Zealand's Largest General Insurer

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW NEW ZEALAND’S LARGEST GENERAL INSURER NEW ZEALAND For personal use only • GWP NZ$1.2bn The largest general • More than 2,000 full time equivalent employees insurer in New Zealand, with a broad base across • Market share of approximately 33% three major channels • More than 1m custo

  47. Slide 47: Current Market Environment – A Changing Landscape

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT A CHANGING LANDSCAPE NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Political • Introduction of Prudential Supervision Act • Opening of ACC workers’ account Customers and Businesses • Changing consumer demographics • SMEs still dominate the landscape with c.90% of businesses employing

  48. Slide 48: Christchurch Earthquake Impacts

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT CHRISTCHURCH EARTHQUAKE IMPACTS NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Impact of Christchurch earthquakes (September 2010 and February 2011) • Combined estimated cost to insurance industry of over NZ$19bn • Australasia natural perils significantly increasing the cost of reinsur

  49. Slide 49: Delivered on Our 2009 Strategic Priorities

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS DELIVERED ON OUR 2009 STRATEGIC PRIORITIES NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Return on Risk • Established return on risk based capital as key driver for pricing decisions Based Capital • Exited under performing partnerships and products • Tactical pricing reviews for State, NZI and

  50. Slide 50: Improved Outcomes Evident in 2011

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS IMPROVED OUTCOMES EVIDENT IN 2011 NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Insurance result (A$m) Customer advocacy 35 30 28 23 FY09 14 14 FY11 90 68 63 State NZI Business Partners Source: IAG and IBANZ surveys 17 Our people 88 (17) 1H09 2H09 1H10 2H10 1H11 84 83 FY09 81 FY11 Engagement Ri

  51. Slide 51: Focus for the Future – Strategy

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE STRATEGY NEW ZEALAND PURPOSE 2015 For personal use only “To be NZ’s insurer of choice by being the easiest to interact with” Return on Risk Based Capital DASHBOARD 2015 5.5/10 Customer advocacy $26.5/$100 efficiency Businesses & +1 policy per customer score of 50% rating househo

  52. Slide 52: Focus for the Future – Key Strategic Initiatives

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE KEY STRATEGIC INITIATIVES NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Alignment of operating Differentiated capability Evolution of e-business Customer led systems + structure to deliver clarity + culture strategy processes and accountability 52

  53. Slide 53: Outlook – Positive Momentum

    OUTLOOK POSITIVE MOMENTUM NEW ZEALAND For personal use only Short term Long term • Strong underlying financial performance: • Continued financial performance: – Sustainable profitable growth – GWP growth will be driven by passing through increased reinsurance costs – Leading risk management – Ongoin

  54. Slide 54: United Kingdom

    6 For personal use only UNITED KINGDOM Restoring profitability IAN FOY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 54

  55. Slide 55: Business Overview – Largest Lloyd's Motor Syndicate

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW LARGEST LLOYD’S MOTOR SYNDICATE UNITED KINGDOM EQUITY RED STAR (ERS) For personal use only • Largest Lloyd’s personal lines syndicate • Diverse and broad based book ranging from fleets to classic cars • Distributes through selected 3rd party brokers who deliver over 80% of ERS volu

  56. Slide 56: Business Overview – Diversified GWP Mix

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW DIVERSIFIED GWP MIX UNITED KINGDOM For personal use only GWP PRODUCT MIX Remediation driving changed mix Fleet • Reduction in overall GWP as a result of remedial Private car broker action Private car direct (affinity motor) • Significant reduction in external broker-sourced Commerc

  57. Slide 57: Current Market Environment – The Road Travelled

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT THE ROAD TRAVELLED UNITED KINGDOM Competition Economic For personal use only • Aggregators continue to present a pricing challenge • Increased prevalence of fraud • Aggregators account for c.55% of new private motor business • Decline in investment returns • Private motor

  58. Slide 58: Current Market Environment – The Road Ahead

    CURRENT MARKET ENVIRONMENT THE ROAD AHEAD UNITED KINGDOM Competition Economic For personal use only • The need for market recovery will drive further rate increases • Interest rates are likely to rise • The UK market will grow by both volume and premium • Economic recovery may reduce recession drive

  59. Slide 59: Our Achievements – Building the Fundamentals

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS BUILDING THE FUNDAMENTALS UNITED KINGDOM For personal use only  Immediate rate increases There are signs of recovery  Exited unprofitable relationships however change takes time:  Ceased writing non targeted external aggregators (non-bike) Underwriting  Deep-dive review of all m

  60. Slide 60: Focus for the Future – Driving Forward

    FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE DRIVING FORWARD UNITED KINGDOM Horizon 1: Accelerated Remediation Horizon 2: Re-focus Horizon 3: Sustainable Position For personal use only CY2011 CY2012 Beyond • Redoubled our efforts • A return to our core strengths • Passionate about motor • Aggressive re-pricing across the p

  61. Slide 61: Outlook – Return to Fundamentals

    OUTLOOK RETURN TO FUNDAMENTALS UNITED KINGDOM For personal use only Short term Long term • Strengthened senior leadership team • Improving market environment • Capable and passionate employees • Positive contribution to Group performance dedicated to restoring performance and profitability • 2010 an

  62. Slide 62: Asia

    7 For personal use only ASIA Boost Asian footprint – 10% of Group GWP by 2016 JUSTIN BREHENY CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 62

  63. Slide 63: A Portfolio of High Growth Businesses

    BUSINESS OVERVIEW A PORTFOLIO OF HIGH GROWTH BUSINESSES ASIA For personal use only COUNTRY INDIA THAILAND MALAYSIA BUSINESS INDIA Safety Insurance • JV with India’s largest • Personal lines insurer • Commercial insurer • JV with AmBank DESCRIPTION bank, the State Bank of • 3rd largest motor • 3rd la

  64. Slide 64: Our Achievements – Operational Improvement and Focused Business Development

    OUR ACHIEVEMENTS OPERATIONAL IMPROVEMENT AND FOCUSED BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ASIA For personal use only OBJECTIVES ACHIEVEMENTS Further improvement in  Malaysian and Thai businesses performing in line with expectations performance of existing businesses  IAG executive appointed AmG CEO, has delivered

  65. Slide 65: Strategic Journey

    STRATEGIC JOURNEY FOCUS HAS EVOLVED FROM INITIAL ENTRY TO BUILDING SCALE ASIA For personal use only HORIZON 1 HORIZON 2 HORIZON 3 Since 2005 2010-2015 Beyond 2015 Horizon Initial market entry Enter new markets; build platform Mature end state Increasing operational focus Decreasing M&A focus • Targe

  66. Slide 66: Strategic Direction – 10% of Group GWP by 2016

    STRATEGIC DIRECTION TO BE 10% OF GROUP’S GWP BY 2016 (PROPORTIONAL BASIS) ASIA For personal use only Vision • Create a high growth, high value portfolio of general insurance businesses in Asia • To be 10% of the Group’s GWP by 2016 (proportional basis) Goal • Achieve ROE no less than WACC within 3-5

  67. Slide 67: Strategic Focus – Macro Indicators of Six Priority Markets

    STRATEGIC FOCUS MACRO INDICATORS – ATTRACTIONS OF OUR SIX PRIORITY MARKETS ASIA FIVE YEAR FORECAST GDP & GWP GROWTH 2011-2015 For personal use only 30% China and India 26% 25% • Top 1 and 2 global populations 20% 17% • Highest forecast GDP growth in Asia 15% 15% 15% • High GWP growth rates 10% 8% 9%

  68. Slide 68: India: Market Environment

    INDIA: MARKET ENVIRONMENT RAPID ECONOMIC AND GENERAL INSURANCE INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENT ASIA For personal use only INDIA: PASSENGER CAR SALES INDIA: GWP (A$BN) Growth Units 10 63 2.1 9 56 2.0 8 49 1.9 7 42 1.8 6 35 1.7 5 28 1.6 4 21 1.5 3 14 1.4 2 7 1.3 1 0 1.2 0 Sep-09 Sep-10 Jan-10 Jan-11 Jul-09 Nov-0

  69. Slide 69: India: Business Snapshot

    INDIA: BUSINESS SNAPSHOT OPERATIONAL ROLLOUT IS ON TRACK ASIA Phased roll-out For personal use only • JV agreement signed November 2008, A$126m contributed to JV November 2009, and general insurance licence received from IRDA in December 2009 TARGET CUSTOMER MIX • Approvals for 29 products in place,

  70. Slide 70: India: Focus for the Future

    INDIA: FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE TO ACHIEVE A$1BN IN GWP IN FIVE YEARS (2016) ASIA For personal use only Top 5 position in • This equates to A$1bn in GWP by 2016 (100% basis) private sector with 5% market share by • Make the most of SBI’s brand and distribution strength to secure a sustainable, profitabl

  71. Slide 71: Thailand: Focus for the Future

    THAILAND: FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE ACHIEVE TOP 2 POSITION IN MOTOR ASIA For personal use only Top 2 position • Continue momentum to grow to top 2 position in motor – from top 4 position in 2009, top 3 in motor position in 2010 Safety Insurance Maintain • Growth achieved through organic expansion – focus

  72. Slide 72: Malaysia: Focus for the Future

    MALAYSIA: FOCUS FOR THE FUTURE OBTAINING A MARKET LEADERSHIP POSITION ASIA For personal use only • By organic growth (strategic initiatives focused on improved penetration and renewal No. 1 in motor retention) and through acquisition Lead in niche • Strategic initiatives targeting specific industrie

  73. Slide 73: Market Entry: China, Indonesia and Vietnam

    MARKET ENTRY: CHINA, INDONESIA AND VIETNAM SIGNIFICANT PROGRESS IN TARGET MARKETS ASIA CHINA INDONESIA VIETNAM For personal use only • Strong economic fundamentals: 2010 • Largest economy in SE Asia – growth • Second fastest growing economy in GDP +10.3%; 9% in next 5 years outlook similar to India

  74. Slide 74: Outlook – Boosting the Group's Asian Footprint

    OUTLOOK BOOSTING THE GROUP’S ASIAN FOOTPRINT ASIA For personal use only Contributing 10% of the Group’s GWP by 2016 (proportional basis) • India – Grow SBI General Insurance to top 5 position in private sector with 5% market share and A$1bn revenue by 2016 • Malaysia – Grow AmG to number 1 position

  75. Slide 75: IAG of the Future

    For personal use only 8 IAG OF THE FUTURE LEONA MURPHY GROUP EXECUTIVE CORPORATE OFFICE 75

  76. Slide 76: Influences on Our Success

    INFLUENCES ON OUR SUCCESS IAG OF THE FUTURE For personal use only REALISING OUR POTENTIAL AMBITION STRATEGY TARGETS PRIORITIES Accelerate growth in Australia and To be the world’s Deliver superior Long term performance by New Zealand most respected financial targets: group of general actively managi

  77. Slide 77: Group-wide Talent Management to Enable Our Ambition

    GROUP-WIDE TALENT MANAGEMENT TO ENABLE OUR AMBITION IAG OF THE BUILDING THE WORKFORCE OF THE FUTURE FUTURE For personal use only Assess Defining and measuring Gauging success readiness for succession Results • Talent retention Business • Enhanced management and leadership capability and • Multi-leve

  78. Slide 78: Benefits of Risk Expertise

    BENEFITS OF RISK EXPERTISE IAG OF THE TANGIBLE, POSITIVE OUTCOMES FUTURE For personal use only Share More Broader More Increased Detailed knowledge Lower cost efficient risk affordable market under- with and and reduction insurance share and standing customers likelihood equitable and and scale of r

  79. Slide 79: IAG's Value-add as Risk Experts – Sharing Knowledge

    IAG’S VALUE-ADD AS RISK EXPERTS IAG OF THE SHARING KNOWLEDGE TO HELP PREVENTION FUTURE For personal use only 79

  80. Slide 80: IAG's Value-add as Risk Experts – Resilient Communities

    IAG’S VALUE-ADD AS RISK EXPERTS IAG OF THE MAKING COMMUNITIES MORE RESILIENT FUTURE For personal use only 80

  81. Slide 81: Effectively Managing Risk – Three Pillars

    EFFECTIVELY MANAGING RISK IAG OF THE THREE PILLARS FUTURE AREAS OF FOCUS For personal use only Adaptation and Risk Prevention Insurance Reach Resilience OBJECTIVES Risk transfer should always be an Identification of emerging risks, When the risk can’t be avoided, use our option. Looking at the types

  82. Slide 82: Summary

    9 For personal use only SUMMARY MIKE WILKINS MANAGING DIRECTOR & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER 82

  83. Slide 83: Resetting Our Strategic Priorities

    RESETTING OUR STRATEGIC PRIORITIES A CLEAR FOCUS ON AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND AND ASIA SUMMARY For personal use only REALISING OUR POTENTIAL AMBITION STRATEGY TARGETS PRIORITIES Accelerate growth in Australia and To be the world’s Deliver superior Long term performance by New Zealand most respected fin

  84. Slide 84: Business Model and Brands

    BUSINESS MODEL AND BRANDS DIRECT INTERMEDIATED ONLINE DIRECT DIRECT INTERMEDIATED For personal use only INSURANCE INSURANCE INSURANCE INSURANCE INSURANCE INSURANCE 2 3 4 UNITED KINGDOM NEW ZEALAND AUSTRALIA 5 ASIA INTERMEDIATED INTERMEDIATED INSURANCE INSURANCE OTHER 1 ACTIVE PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT &

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