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Prudential — Non-Deal Roadshow (September 2021)

43 slides from Prudential's roadshow presentation, Sep 18, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Prudential Roadshow Materials

    Prudential Roadshow Materials

  2. Slide 2: Disclaimer and forward-looking statements

    No representation, warranty or undertaking, express or implied, is made herein by Prudential or its directors, supervisors, management, employees, agents, affiliates, advisers or representatives (collectively, the “Representatives”) in respect of the fairness, reliability, completeness or accuracy o

  3. Slide 3: Leading pan-Asia & Africa focused life & health insurer and asset manager

    Leading pan-Asia & Africa focused life & health insurer and asset manager Why? Who? What? How? Our Purpose 17m customers c.100 new and revamped Multi-channel distribution products in 1H21 We help people get the most out of life We make healthcare Large Pan- Expanding Asian footprint business in Afri

  4. Slide 4: Compelling investment case

    Compelling investment case Core characteristics Distinctive shareholder proposition Business model aligned to structural growth drivers 1 Set to deliver long Growth rates of NBP are Diversification across Asia term growth expected to substantially 2 & Africa with H&P focus outperformance exceed GDP

  5. Slide 5: Track record of consistent growth

    Track record of consistent growth Prudential Asia has delivered compounding growth across all metrics New business profit (AER)1,3,5, $m IFRS operating profit (AER)2,3,6, $m 2.2x 29% 4.1x 14% 3,667 10Y CAGR 10Y CAGR 8% 15% 2,201 1,729 1,969 1,176 1,011 912 895 FY10 FY20 HY20 HY21 FY10 FY20 HY20 HY21

  6. Slide 6: Growth is underpinned by rising unmet consumer needs

    Growth is underpinned by rising unmet consumer needs External megatrends create a long runway for future growth Low levels of insurance cover Significant need for protection Life premiums per capita1, $m Penetration1, % of GDP Out of pocket expenditure4 UK 3,383 UK 8.0 Asia health & protection gap2

  7. Slide 7: Well positioned for further long-term profitable growth

    Well positioned for further long-term profitable growth Diversified pan-Asian franchise, with leading presence in markets with favourable macro backdrop HY21 IFRS Life Eastspring Insurance Total health GDP growth adjusted position1 position5 penetration6 protection forecast8 operating gap7 profit Ma

  8. Slide 8: Distinct competitive advantages

    Distinct competitive advantages 1 Mainland China: Access to nearly whole of China 5 Pulse: Compelling digital strategy All-in-one, GDP & >80% personalised and GWP1 on-demand AI-powered app Engage Onboard Fulfilment 2 India: Top 3 Life and Asset Manager2 6 Agency: Leading agency force across the regi

  9. Slide 9: New business profit drives embedded value growth

    New business profit drives embedded value growth Two-thirds of embedded value growth generated by NBP Increase in Life Embedded Value driven by NBP 2.1x 7.9 2.8 43.2 16.2 (2.1) Consistent positive experience variances 20.1 reflecting prudent increase in assumptions 70% EV from NBP from H&P 2015 clos

  10. Slide 10: Capital is allocated to maximise shareholder value

    Capital is allocated to maximise shareholder value Compounding capital generation and strong record of delivering superior returns Proven capital management framework Consistent strong returns Operating return on IFRS shareholders’ equity(1) Meeting central costs and dividend 30% Disciplined 27% 26%

  11. Slide 11: Diversified pan-Asia portfolio

    Diversified pan-Asia portfolio Balanced sales and in-force business mix PCA financial performance by segment Growth China JV New Business Adjusted IFRS mkts $m (CER)1 Profit Operating Profit EEV for LT Business4 New Business Profit, 1H21 1H21 1H20 1H21 1H20 30- Jun-21 31- Dec-203 Sing. HK Malaysia M

  12. Slide 12: Well placed to deliver growth for our investors

    Well placed to deliver growth for our investors • Leading positions in key high growth markets and segments • Breadth of product and distribution – digital, agents, banks – to capture growth opportunity • Enhancing capabilities to build on substantial competitive advantages • Clear capital alloc

  13. Slide 13: Supporting Materials

    Supporting Materials

  14. Slide 14: Our Strategic Themes and Growth Initiatives

    Our Strategic Themes and Growth Initiatives

  15. Slide 15: A clear, purpose-led strategy to drive growth

    A clear, purpose-led strategy to drive growth Key objectives  Focus on China, India, Indonesia and Thailand  Grow H&P by providing access to affordable health Delivering  Position Eastspring to lead in Asia & drive ESG agenda Profitable Growth & Social Impact Our Objectives  Make it easy for cus

  16. Slide 16: Mainland China

    Mainland China Leveraging strong strategic platform Distinct strengths Execution (Size of bars represents actual in $m; XX% indicates YoY growth) H&P: 26% Banca: Agency: Par: 3% Well 47% 53% PRODUCT CHANNEL Linked: 17% diversified +45% +29% Traditional: APE -5% businesses 54% NBP by channel NBP by p

  17. Slide 17: Mainland China: Our City Cluster Model

    Mainland China Our “City Cluster” Model CPL GWP CPL GWP CPL Banca GWP Mix %2 Agency Citic-Prudential Life (CPL) GWP, $bn1 CAGR Market Share % Channel3 Channel3 (1H16- China May-21 # of # of CPL 1H16 # of Agents 1H21) Market YTD Partners6 Outlets 3.2x $2.2bn $2.0bn Rest 41% 27% 54% 0.09%4 0.32%4 7,37

  18. Slide 18: India

    India Strong performance in both life and asset management ICICI-PRU Life: Market leading franchise with strong momentum ICICI-PRU AMC: Top-3 player with diversified distribution • Strong YoY rebound for APE (+33%) and NBP (+41%) in 1H21 supported • Multi-channel distribution – retail customer Retai

  19. Slide 19: Indonesia

    Indonesia Resilience supported by broadening and strengthening capabilities Distinct strengths Execution • Total new policies up +67% YoY from higher standalone protection sales (Size of bars represents actual in $m; XX% indicates YoY growth) Growth amid • Standalone protection APE up 2.5x YoY; #1 r

  20. Slide 20: Thailand

    Thailand Capitalising on new distribution opportunities Distinct strengths Execution Launched Jan 1, 2021 (Size of bars represents actual in $m; XX% indicates YoY growth) • Covers 685 bank branches New • 5,500+ trained bank sellers distribution +44% +8% – TTB • Doubled our sales support team to 240

  21. Slide 21: Eastspring

    Eastspring Accelerating Eastspring’s development to position it as a leader in Asia % mix Funds under management3,6 $bn % mix:  Top 10 position in 7 out of 11 markets1 External: 42% External: 44% Internal: 58% Internal: 56% 3.1x  >300 investment professionals; >300 distribution partnerships 80.6 

  22. Slide 22: Distribution capabilities

    Distribution capabilities Enhancing multi-channel distribution capabilities to accelerate growth Agency Bancassurance Digital >130 >28,000 Leading agency c.560,000 Agents1 >60k Agent recruits2 Large network Bank Bank branch 17 (15)6 Markets7,8 partnerships4 access1,4 force +19% Improving >11,600 MDR

  23. Slide 23: Pulse by Prudential

    Pulse by Prudential End-to-end Health and Wellness platform Engage Onboard Fulfilment The picture can't be displayed.  Enable consumers’ to take  Bite-sized, direct insurance  Digital, on-demand 24/7 self-service personal control of their health & products and other services wellness  Electronic

  24. Slide 24: Translating Strategy into Value

    Translating Strategy into Value

  25. Slide 25: High quality in-force book generating strong IFRS earnings growth

    High quality in-force book generating strong IFRS earnings growth Insurance margin is largest source of IFRS operating profit Regular premiums1 H&P product mix1,2 Insurance margin Retention rate1 % of APE % of VIF % of total life income3 88% 94% 60% 79% 1. HY 2021 2. Excludes Eastspring 3. Total lif

  26. Slide 26: Low sensitivity insulates business from macro volatility

    Low sensitivity insulates business from macro volatility Robust NBP and EV are resilient to macro movements Sensitivity of Asia NBP from long-term business (US$m) (% of NBP) Interest rates – 2% increase 59 5.0% Interest rates – 1% increase 42 3.6% Interest rates – 0.5% decrease (41) (3.5%) Equity /

  27. Slide 27: Resilient balance sheet supports growth

    Resilient balance sheet supports growth GWS transition in-line with expectations Building track record Capital generative Estimated shareholder % LCSM/GWS cover ratio ex Jackson1, 2018-HY21 Estimated shareholder GWS surplus development ex Jackson, HY21 $bn1 370% 383% Cover ratio (%) 2,3 LCSM (includ

  28. Slide 28: Resilient balance sheet supports growth: GWS position

    Resilient balance sheet supports growth Resilient GWS position GWS resilient to macro stress High quality shareholder asset exposure Estimated group capital surplus ex Jackson, 30 June 2021 $bn1,2,3 Shareholder asset exposure, 2018 Group vs HY21 Asia, $bn Group Impact on HY21 estimated surplus1,3 $1

  29. Slide 29: Resilient balance sheet supports growth: financial flexibility

    Resilient balance sheet supports growth Clear route to enhancing financial flexibility Targeting reduced debt leverage Moody’s total leverage ratio (%)1 31% Moody’s ‘AA’ 30% threshold 30% 25% 20% End 30June June2021, ex US 2021, Potential new equity Potential Potential debt redemption Potential debt

  30. Slide 30: Current trading

    Current trading APE reflects the timing & scale of Covid-related restrictions Asia & Africa APE, % of prior year1 • Significant Covid restrictions continue – including in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines Momentum as More stringent • More stringent movement conditions recently introd

  31. Slide 31: Other Markets

    Other Markets

  32. Slide 32: Hong Kong

    Hong Kong Pivoting to domestic protection and managing all value levers Distinct strengths Execution (Size of bars represents actual in $m; XX% indicates YoY growth) • QDAP: Top 3 with c.15% market share1 Focus on • VHIS: APE >3X higher, following mid-tier VHIS product launch quality • Domestic new

  33. Slide 33: Singapore and Malaysia

    Singapore and Malaysia Continued momentum supported by strong market positions Singapore Malaysia Continued focus on quality Continued focus on quality • H&P APE +31%, driving +65% overall NBP growth • IFRS operating profit +12%, driven by +10% renewal premium growth • Strong customer retention of 9

  34. Slide 34: Vietnam and Philippines

    Vietnam and Philippines Continued momentum supported by strong market positions Vietnam Philippines Enhancing distribution capabilities Enhancing distribution capabilities • A leader in banca with 17% market share1 • Active agents up +53% • SeABank partnership launched & MSB partnership expanded in

  35. Slide 35: Africa

    Africa Ongoing business momentum despite more challenging backdrop $66 million of APE sales Agency Bancassurance +15% >13,000 agents +57% APE sales growth1 Distribution +29% APE sales All markets working towards Optimising APE sales growth1 growth1 MDRT qualification strategic partnerships Refreshed

  36. Slide 36: Embedded Value

    Embedded Value

  37. Slide 37: PCA EV is built on prudent assumptions as demonstrated by our track record

    PCA EV is built on prudent assumptions as demonstrated by our track record PCA Operating experience1 as % of opening EV PCA Economic experience2 as % of opening EV 2011 1.1% 2011 1.2% 2012 1.1% 2012 2.4% 2013 0.9% 2013 -0.5% 2014 0.9% 2014 1.7% 2015 0.7% 2015 -2.8% 2016 1.2% 2016 -0.2% 2017 1.9% 201

  38. Slide 38: Prudential EV methodology

    Prudential EV methodology EEV vs. TEV approach Prudential adopts EEV principles which: • Increase the transparency and consistency of reporting; • Measure the risk at product group level to better reflect the inherent market risk associated with products; and • Improve disclosure around the degree o

  39. Slide 39: Prudential Overview, and Transferring (Shunting) Shares

    Prudential Overview, and Transferring (Shunting) Shares

  40. Slide 40: Shareholder information and Group Executive Committee

    Shareholder information and Group Executive Committee Shareholder Information Group Executive Committee • London Stock Exchange (PRU) • Hong Kong Stock Exchange (2378) Listing locations • Singapore Stock Exchange (K6S) • New York Stock Exchange – ADR (PUK) Mike Wells Mark FitzPatrick James Turner No

  41. Slide 41: Operational management team committed to further transformation

    Operational management team committed to further transformation Strong bench of experienced, dedicated regional and divisional executives Lilian Ng Boon Huat Lee Michellina Laksmi Dennis Tan Nimesh Shah Wilf Blackburn Eng Teng Wong Lim Eng Seong Chief Executive, Insurance PCA Chief Digital Officer T

  42. Slide 42: Transfer of Prudential shares between UK and HK share registers

    Transfer of Prudential shares between UK and HK share registers UK Shares removed from the UK Register. Removal request sent to Computershare update the issued Shares deposited into CCASS and Form of Request lodged with EQ Computershare for completion share capital on the HK register ready for tradi

  43. Slide 43: Glossary

    Glossary • Annual premium equivalent. A measure of new business sales, which is a key metric for the Group’s management of the development and growth of the business. APE is calculated as the aggregate of annualised regular premiums from new APE business and one-tenth of single premiums on new busin

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