Computershare Limited · ASX:CPU

Computershare — Investor Day (March 2013)

88 slides from Computershare's investor day presentation, Mar 21, 2013

  1. Slide 1: Welcome & Introduction

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Welcome & Introduction Stuart Crosby President & Chief Executive Officer 21 March 2013

  2. Slide 2: Business Overview: UK, Channel Islands, Ireland & Africa (UCIA)

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: United Kingdom, Channel Islands, Ireland & Africa (UCIA) Naz Sarkar Head of UCIA 21 March 2013

  3. Slide 3: UCIA Plan Managers

    Regional Overview: UCIA Plan Managers For personal use only State of play › Underlying Plans business performing well with very high client retention/renewal rates in the year and significant new client wins. › Transactional revenue remains strong and we have seen some early positive impact of recov

  4. Slide 4: GSPS EMEA Acquisition

    Regional Overview: UCIA Plan Managers For personal use only GSPS EMEA Acquisition › Strong corporate client customer base that includes large UK and European issuers. › GSPS compared to the EES acquisition*: Employees • 9% Clients • 33% Annual Revenue • 74% Revenue per client • 225% Revenue per part

  5. Slide 5: UCIA Channel Islands

    Regional Overview: UCIA Channel Islands For personal use only State of play › Offshore business still performing strongly with good organic growth year on year. › Offshore Registry in Jersey and Guernsey showing steady growth with high win rates on tenders. › The Vested Share Account product is prov

  6. Slide 6: UCIA Registry UK

    Regional Overview: UCIA Registry UK For personal use only State of play › Continue to enjoy high levels of customer approval. Rated number one in Capital Analytics Survey overall and top in 6 of the 8 headline categories. › Some major client contracts renewed with minimal client losses. › Direct Lin

  7. Slide 7: UCIA Ireland

    Regional Overview: UCIA Ireland For personal use only State of play › Registry market remains very ‘sticky’. › Increase in companies re-domiciling to Ireland and spin-offs listing in US. › Now administering over 300 ETF funds – up from 240 last year and seeing growth in underlying transaction volume

  8. Slide 8: UCIA Communication Services

    Regional Overview: UCIA Communication Services For personal use only State of play › Continued focus on providing high quality communication services for the internal business units, plus ongoing development of commercial revenues. › Continued focus on protecting existing revenue & profit, by renewi

  9. Slide 9: UCIA South Africa

    Regional Overview: UCIA South Africa For personal use only State of play › M&A activity remains subdued but we continue to pick up the majority of new listings in the market. › Corporate client relationships remain very strong with minimal impact from new registry and CSDP market entrants. › Managem

  10. Slide 10: Georgeson – Corporate Proxy Solicitation

    Regional Overview: UCIA Georgeson – Corporate Proxy Solicitation For personal use only State of play › Corporate Proxy now based on 30% recurring revenues related to Annual General Meetings. › One-off activity related to M&A continues to be subdued but shareholder activism related activity continues

  11. Slide 11: Computershare Voucher Services (CVS)

    Regional Overview: UCIA Computershare Voucher Services (CVS) For personal use only State of play › CVS continues to be the market leader in a fragmented and highly competitive market. › Government announced in its mid-term review that it intends to give working families further support with their ch

  12. Slide 12: UCIA Business Services

    Regional Overview: UCIA Business Services For personal use only State of play › DPS continues to grow market share in line with growth in the private rented sector. › From April DPS will be the only scheme to offer both custodial and insured options following successful tender process. › Scottish cu

  13. Slide 13: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Naz Sarkar Head of UCIA 21 March 2013

  14. Slide 14: Business Overview: Continental Europe

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Continental Europe Steffen Herfurth Head of Computershare Continental Europe 21 March 2013

  15. Slide 15: EU Regulatory and Infrastructure Developments

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe EU Regulatory and Infrastructure Developments For personal use only There are a raft of initiatives in play that may change the market dynamic in the near to mid- term, including: Infrastructure initiatives: › Proposed introduction of T2S settlement system, by t

  16. Slide 16: Investor Services - Russia

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Investor Services - Russia For personal use only State of play › Two registrars owned by CPU in Russia cumulatively have the largest market share. › Fund Administrator has been formed by adding specialised depository services into the scope of services. › Roll-o

  17. Slide 17: Investor Services – Denmark & Sweden

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Investor Services – Denmark & Sweden For personal use only State of play › CPU well positioned with unique service portfolio and new products. › Continuously high client satisfaction among registry clients. › Growth in revenue for non-CSD registered share regist

  18. Slide 18: Investor Services - Germany

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Investor Services - Germany For personal use only State of play › Increased market share for CPU due to significant wins: e.g. Siemens AGM (> 9k attending), Osram and Telefonica Deutschland registry and meeting services (incl. >500k mail packs for CCS Germany).

  19. Slide 19: Communication Services - Germany

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Communication Services - Germany For personal use only State of play › Focus remains on operational management and margin improvement. › CIS integration proceeds through registry wins (meeting invitations) and bearer share management (entrance tickets). › Digita

  20. Slide 20: VEM - Germany

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe VEM - Germany For personal use only State of play › VEM has acquired a solid base of recurring revenue business, such as paying agency, designated sponsoring, research, SME share option plans and listing partner mandates. › VEM was able to capture a number of SM

  21. Slide 21: Servizio Titoli (ST) - Italy

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Servizio Titoli (ST) - Italy For personal use only State of play › Market remains weak; no new floats very few small caps; last midcap (SEA airport authority) has been pulled back by the market. › SME’s bankruptcy rates at their highest for the last decade. › De

  22. Slide 22: Corporate Proxy – Southern Europe

    Regional Overview: Continental Europe Corporate Proxy – Southern Europe For personal use only State of play › Georgeson involved in all material proxy fights in 2012/2013. Market activity after summer break is down. › Focus on additional consulting services incl. Corporate Governance Services – assi

  23. Slide 23: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Steffen Herfurth Head of Computershare Continental Europe 21 March 2013

  24. Slide 24: Business Overview: Shareowner Services

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Shareowner Services Mark Davis & Stuart Irving Joint Heads of Shareowner Services 21 March 2013

  25. Slide 25: Transaction Recap

    Shareowner Services Integration Transaction Recap For personal use only Recap of the transaction › Cost $550m. › Clearance received on 4 November 2011. › Transaction close achieved 31 December 2011. › 18-month period to complete data migrations; overall, 2-3 year integration program. › We are almost

  26. Slide 26: Key Integration Program Objectives

    Shareowner Services Integration Key Integration Program Objectives For personal use only 26. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  27. Slide 27: Integration Program Approach

    Shareowner Services Integration Integration Program Approach For personal use only 27. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  28. Slide 28: Integration Risk Management

    Shareowner Services Integration Integration Risk Management For personal use only Key risks all being effectively managed › Client retention. › Synergies achievement. › Staff retention and engagement. › Service quality. › Capacity to continue the benefits of offshoring arrangements. › Client data mi

  29. Slide 29: Synergies

    Shareowner Services Integration Synergies For personal use only How we are achieving transaction synergies › Technology. › Operations rationalisation. › Facilities rationalisation. › Staff. › In-sourcing and offshoring. › Vendor management. 29. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  30. Slide 30: Synergies Progress

    Shareowner Services Integration Synergies For personal use only Synergies progress Anticipated Timing FY12 FY13 FY14 FY15 Delivered 9.3m 11.0m Incremental expected synergies 15.7m 36.8m 5.0m Cumulative expected synergies 36.0m 72.8m 77.8m Costs to realise synergies › We anticipate one off costs of a

  31. Slide 31: Operations Integration – Facilities

    Shareowner Services Integration Operations Integration – Facilities For personal use only Facilities consolidation › At close of transaction, Operations were being conducted in a combined total of 13 different locations. › By June 2013, Operations will have been consolidated into 6 locations (includ

  32. Slide 32: Operations Integration – Call Centres

    Shareowner Services Integration Operations Integration – Call Centres For personal use only › At close of transaction there were six separate call centres. Two sites, previously announced, are closing in May 2013. Expansion in College Station, TX and Manila. › All remaining call centres, including o

  33. Slide 33: Operations Integration – Call Centers

    Shareowner Services Integration Operations Integration – Call Centers For personal use only 33. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  34. Slide 34: Operations Integration – Offshoring

    Shareowner Services Integration Operations Integration – Offshoring For personal use only › Shareowner Services conducted work with offshore partners in Manila, Philippines and in Noida, India. Previously we discussed exploring these capabilities for the broader group. › Strategic review of vendors

  35. Slide 35: Operations Integration - Offshoring

    Shareowner Services Integration Operations Integration - Offshoring For personal use only Offshoring process › Distributed processing. › Work routed based on employee skillset. › Consistency of process and scalability. 35. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  36. Slide 36: New Organisational Structure

    Shareowner Services Integration New Organisational Structure For personal use only 36. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  37. Slide 37: Data Migration Progress Update

    Shareowner Services Integration Data Migration Progress Update For personal use only Project consists of two main streams › Shareholder and employee records of clients across 21 tranches. › Image, conversion records from multiple legacy storage systems to CPU platform. 16 of 21 tranche weekends succ

  38. Slide 38: Our Approach to Migration

    Shareowner Services Integration Our Approach to Migration For personal use only › System conversions are well advanced and will complete in May 2013 › 21 tranches, grouped according to client complexity › 16 tranches completed successfully 38. Analyst Briefing of Computershare Limited.

  39. Slide 39: Image Data – Seven Platforms into One

    Shareowner Services Integration Image Data – Seven Platforms into One For personal use only Legacy BNY Optical Legacy BNY Platter Content Mgr Current Current 3rd Party CPU DSS Proxy Scans Corres 45 million images of 60 Legacy Legacy million converted Mellon Mellon 39. Analyst Briefing of Computersha

  40. Slide 40: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Mark Davis & Stuart Irving Joint Heads of Shareowner Services 21 March 2013

  41. Slide 41: Business Overview: Asia

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Asia James Wong Head of Computershare Asia 21 March 2013

  42. Slide 42: Asia Hong Kong

    Regional Overview: Asia Hong Kong For personal use only State of play › Fundraising and other corporate actions remain quiet as investors remain cautious, but some signs of activity picking up since December. › Launched first B Shares to H Shares conversion and working on others. › Drafting of Scrip

  43. Slide 43: Asia China

    Regional Overview: Asia China For personal use only State of play › Effectively utilised our presence in China to stay close to our important customers. › Slowly building a sales presence in Shanghai. › Conducted a series of Plans seminars and generated good interest. › CSRC lowered hurdle of Chines

  44. Slide 44: Asia India

    Regional Overview: Asia India For personal use only State of play › New IPOs emerging but take up remains slow. › SEBI making efforts in improving the funds industry environment and encouraging more activities beyond the big cities. › Expanding into new areas such as e-governance leveraging on BPO e

  45. Slide 45: Asia Japan

    Regional Overview: Asia Japan For personal use only State of play › Corporate activities remain low. › Acquired small book of ID business from a local competitor. › Fast Yen depreciation may tip the balance to break out of the deflationary cycle. Challenges & opportunities › Product integration and

  46. Slide 46: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time James Wong Head of Computershare Asia March 2013

  47. Slide 47: Business Overview: Australia & New Zealand

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Australia & New Zealand Scott Cameron Head of Computershare Australia & New Zealand 21 March 2013

  48. Slide 48: Investor Services - Australia

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Investor Services - Australia For personal use only State of play › Rated #1 in 2013 Australian Registry Services Provider Survey. › Continue to lead market (62% of ASX50; 59% of ASX200). › Continue to win the large and/or complex corporate actions that a

  49. Slide 49: Investor Services – New Zealand

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Investor Services – New Zealand For personal use only State of play › Market leader with around 66% of market. › Successfully managed the Fonterra listing. › Mighty River Power IPO main focus over coming months. Challenges & opportunities › The remaining

  50. Slide 50: Communication Services

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Communication Services For personal use only State of play › A leading provider of specialised inbound and outbound communication services that integrate print, mail and electronic solutions. › Continuous inkjet printer now in Brisbane to add to Melbourne

  51. Slide 51: Plan Managers

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Plan Managers For personal use only State of play › Continues to be the market leader in Australia. › Reputation for ability to roll-out global plans. › Production of 200,000 tax statements within 9 business days as part of end of financial year reporting

  52. Slide 52: Proxy Solicitation

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Proxy Solicitation For personal use only State of play › Market leader in Australia. › Engaged in most major recent corporate actions e.g. Consolidated Media’s acquisition by News, Woolworths spin-off and EGM. Challenges & opportunities › Although M&A act

  53. Slide 53: Fund Services

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Fund Services For personal use only State of play › Focus has been on service delivery for new business onboarded in 2012. › CFS operations have moved under centralised model better enabling leverage of broader CPU learnings and processes. Challenges & op

  54. Slide 54: Serviceworks

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Serviceworks For personal use only State of play › CPU ownership now 18 months - integration largely complete. › Some good new client and project wins. Revenue growth and pipeline remains strong. › Focus on cost management and operational efficiencies con

  55. Slide 55: Digital Post Australia

    Regional Overview: Australia and New Zealand Digital Post Australia For personal use only State of play › 80% CPU/20% Zumbox JV – CPU acquired Fuji Xerox interest in Dec 2012. › First digital mail service in Australia running live and able to deliver › Private launch held in 2012 for employees of CP

  56. Slide 56: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Scott Cameron Head of Computershare Australia and New Zealand 21 March 2013

  57. Slide 57: Lunch

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only LUNCH

  58. Slide 58: Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing (SLS)

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing (SLS) John Beggins & Toby Wells Specialized Loan Servicing Management 21 March 2013

  59. Slide 59: US Strategic Perspective

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing US Strategic Perspective For personal use only Objective › Identify a new business line where our skills, infrastructure and client relationships can add significant value and that can grow to be a material contributor to the Group. › Learn lessons (good

  60. Slide 60: US Strategic Perspective: Integration into Computershare

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing US Strategic Perspective For personal use only Integration into Computershare › Stage 1: begin migration of shared services such as legal, compliance, finance, HR, marketing, IT infrastructure, etc. › Stage 2: determine where cost efficiencies and produc

  61. Slide 61: What is Mortgage Servicing?

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing What is Mortgage Servicing? For personal use only › Mortgage Servicing is the management and administration of mortgage loans and adherence with loan documents and various regulatory requirements. Mortgage Servicing includes: › Billing, collection and pr

  62. Slide 62: History of Mortgage Servicing

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing History of Mortgage Servicing For personal use only › US mortgage industry started in small community banks that originated and serviced loans. › As banking consolidated and ownership of loans expanded to national banks, mortgage servicing operations wer

  63. Slide 63: History of Mortgage Servicing, Cont’d.

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing History of Mortgage Servicing, Cont’d. For personal use only › In an effort to maximise values, many of these loan products were directed to large low-cost service providers that were ill-equipped to deal with the large volume of defaulted loans. › Conse

  64. Slide 64: Three Primary Types of Servicers

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Three Primary Types of Servicers For personal use only › Captive Servicers: › Generally bank-owned and service loans that are either originator owned or sold to third parties with servicing retained by the captive servicer. › Customer retention. › Cross-

  65. Slide 65: Servicing Types

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Servicing Types For personal use only › Agency Servicing (Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae) - Generally higher credit quality and conventional/conforming loans. › Low risk of default. › Low cost to service and minimal servicing advance requirements

  66. Slide 66: Servicing Types, Cont’d.

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Servicing Types, Cont’d. For personal use only › Private Securitizations – generally lower credit quality and/or higher loan-to-value non-conventional/non-conforming loans. › High risk of default. › High cost to service and high advance requirements. › H

  67. Slide 67: Servicing Types, Cont’d.

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Servicing Types, Cont’d. For personal use only › Whole Loans – generally not securitised, and owned by a single investor, which tends to be a hedge fund or financial institution that does not have captive or affiliated servicers. › Whole loan portfolios

  68. Slide 68: Current State of the U.S. Mortgage Servicing Market

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Current State of the U.S. Mortgage Servicing Market For personal use only › Financial institutions continue to re-evaluate their business models. › Heightened regulatory landscape. › National Servicing Standards, Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, Basel

  69. Slide 69: Regulatory Environment

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Regulatory Environment For personal use only › The U.S. mortgage market has always been highly-regulated, but with the mortgage crisis of 2007, the industry is experiencing unprecedented regulatory changes. › Formation of a new federal regulator, Consume

  70. Slide 70: SLS Structure

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing SLS Structure For personal use only › SLS servicing operations structure: › Servicing operations: loan boarding, loan administration, customer service, collections, loss mitigation, bankruptcy and foreclosure. › Finance and business development: accounti

  71. Slide 71: Current State of SLS

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Current State of SLS For personal use only › SLS is a well-known, high-quality special servicer with a proven track record of improving the performance of challenged portfolios. › The majority of our business comes from: › Owners of credit risk in privat

  72. Slide 72: Growth Opportunities for SLS

    Business Overview: Specialized Loan Servicing Growth Opportunities for SLS For personal use only › Continue to pursue direct subservicing and strategic MSR opportunities. › Continue to develop and expand capital partner relationships to assist in the acquisition of MSRs and enhance subservicing rela

  73. Slide 73: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time John Beggins & Toby Wells Specialized Loan Servicing Management 21 March 2013

  74. Slide 74: Business Overview: Canada

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: Canada Wayne Newling Head of Computershare Canada 21 March 2013

  75. Slide 75: Canada Investor Services

    Regional Overview: Canada Investor Services For personal use only State of play › Focus remains on client retention, new business, margin income opportunities and cost control across the Transfer Agent and Corporate Actions business lines. › Continue to negotiate and re-sign major clients. › Corpora

  76. Slide 76: Canada Corporate Trust

    Regional Overview: Canada Corporate Trust For personal use only State of play › Steady activity in residential mortgage backed securities. This includes new covered bond initiatives. › Debt activity has been consistent with new and existing issuances. › Broker Registered Product holding up. › Defaul

  77. Slide 77: Canada Communication Services

    Regional Overview: Canada Communication Services For personal use only State of play › Continued steady growth in core commercial transactional revenues. › Strong quality and service management driving high satisfaction and retention. › Good cost control continues to balance pricing pressures. Chall

  78. Slide 78: Canada Plan Managers

    Regional Overview: Canada Plan Managers For personal use only State of play › Improved margins being driven by growing transactional activity combined with strong economies of scale. › Continue to lead marketplace in ESP recordkeeping and equity plan related trusteeships. › Focus continues on revenu

  79. Slide 79: Canada Corporate Proxy

    Regional Overview: Canada Corporate Proxy For personal use only State of play › M&A deal flow remains very low, as market activity is soft and sporadic. › Continued pricing pressures as issuers seek bids from multiple competitors. › Regulatory changes (majority voting, slate ballots, say on pay) hei

  80. Slide 80: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Wayne Newling Head of Computershare Canada 21 March 2013

  81. Slide 81: Business Overview: United States of America

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Business Overview: United States of America Steven Rothbloom Head of Computershare USA 21 March 2013

  82. Slide 82: USA Investor Services

    Regional Overview: United States of America Investor Services For personal use only State of play › Strong client satisfaction (93%), recommendation rate (90%), and retention: over 200 contracts renewed/extended FYTD and <1% competitive losses. › Increase in dividend activity (special, accelerated,

  83. Slide 83: USA Plan Managers

    Regional Overview: United States of America Plan Managers For personal use only State of play › Made a strategic decision to re-enter the options space, continuing to grow both options and ESPP. › Since that decision, retention OK - lost a large client, offset by solid new business pipeline. › Clien

  84. Slide 84: USA Communication Services

    Regional Overview: United States of America Communication Services For personal use only State of play › Realising major surge of FY13 growth from integration of new business. › Redirect of BNY Mellon Shareowner Services outsourced work to CCS US. › Redirect of Specialized Loan Servicing work to CCS

  85. Slide 85: KCC Bankruptcy & Class Action

    Regional Overview: United States of America KCC Bankruptcy & Class Action For personal use only State of play › Bankruptcy activity very low. › Within limited market, # 1 in overall market share (34%) and in “mega” market (50%), including Hostess Brands, Kodak & ResCap. › Class Action proposal activ

  86. Slide 86: Corporate Proxy Solicitation & Fund Services

    Regional Overview: United States of America Corporate Proxy Solicitation & Fund Services For personal use only State of play › Overall Georgeson proxy business – annual meeting, proxy fights, and M&A – relatively flat year over year – slight uptick in corporate governance consulting. › M&A activity

  87. Slide 87: Question Time

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Question Time Steven Rothbloom Head of Computershare USA 21 March 2013

  88. Slide 88: Close

    Investor & Analyst Briefing For personal use only Close

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