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Yes Bank — DSP Merrill Lynch Investor Conference 2006

20 slides from Yes Bank's conference presentation, February 2006

  1. Slide 1: Presentation on YES BANK

    Presentation on YES BANK DSP Merrill Lynch Investor Conference February 6 – 10, 2006

  2. Slide 2: Important Notice

    Important Notice No representation or warranty, express or implied is made as to, and no reliance should be placed on, the fairness, accuracy, completeness or correctness of such information or opinions contained herein. The information contained in this presentation is only current as of its date.

  3. Slide 3: Summary update

    Summary update The only ‘greenfield’ private sector bank to be set up in the last decade Owner - Managers Professional mgmt. team with the highest ownership levels among all banks Knowledge Banking – key differentiator for Corporate & Business Banking integrated product offering with ‘One-Bank’ cust

  4. Slide 4: YES Bank - Business & Market segmentation

    YES Bank - Business & Market segmentation Corporate & Institutional Banking Business Banking • Large Corporates with more than INR 5 • Small & Emerging corporates with less Customers bn turnover & MNCs than INR 5 bn turnover • Government companies & PSUs • ELC (INR 0.5 bn to INR 5 bn) • SME (INR 0.1

  5. Slide 5: Knowledge Banking

    Knowledge Banking A Key Differentiator (creating mind space) Knowledge Initiatives Knowledge Reports „ Advisors to the Government of Maharashtra on Bio Tech & Life Science parks in Mumbai „ Inducted on DBT’s working group for formulation of National Biotech Policy „ Members of Pharmaceutical associa

  6. Slide 6: Knowledge Banking

    Knowledge Banking A Key Differentiator (enabling cross sell) ‘One Bank’ Bank’ approach and superior product structuring / delivery has Asset Portfolio (Dec 05) ensured cross sell of products Knowledge Clients Credit Financial Transaction Advisory Focus sectors identified on the following basis: Sect

  7. Slide 7: Corporate & Institutional Banking

    Corporate & Institutional Banking Grow th in advanc es and no. of c ustomers - C&IB Performance highlights 15,000 80 „ Immediate scale up of momentum – with 60 customers, advances at INR 13,091 mn as at Dec 31, 05 (total C&IB No. of customers 60 10,000 risk assets at INR 15,453 mn as at Dec 31, 05)

  8. Slide 8: Business Banking

    Business Banking Growth in advances and no. of customers - BB Performance highlights 8,000 80 „ Immediate scale up of momentum – with 70 customers, advances at INR 5,997 mn as at Dec 31, 05 (total BB risk No. of customers 6,000 60 assets at INR 7,237 mn as at Dec 31, 05) Rs mn 4,000 40 „ Key strateg

  9. Slide 9: Financial Markets

    Financial Markets Ramp up of derivative business Performance highlights 100.00 „ Working closely with relationship groups enabling 80.00 superior cross-sell 60.00 „ Array of products right from vanilla fx spot/forward to Rs bn 40.00 structured currency/interest rate swaps and risk solutions 20.00 „

  10. Slide 10: Transaction Banking

    Transaction Banking Growth in non-funded business Performance highlights „ Ramp up in non-funded business. Outstanding LC’s, 1,500 BG’s at INR 2,519 mn as at Dec 31, 05 1,000 „ Collections/payments mandates from leading corporates Rs mn 500 „ Cash management through-put (collections / payments) - at

  11. Slide 11: Financial Advisory

    Financial Advisory ‘Trusted Advisor’ – working at every step of the capital life cycle Private Equity Mergers & Equity Capital Restructurings & Pre IPO Fund Raising Acquisitions Markets Distressed assets financing „ Hired by top corporates primarily due to: „ Experienced and focused transaction advi

  12. Slide 12: YES Bank (retail & wealth management)

    YES Bank (retail & wealth management) Focus on Liabilities & Distribution Target Client Base Customer Acquisition Strategy „ Initial focus is on ‘Affluent’ segment (income b/w „ Develop ‘YES’ as a service mark INR 2.5 mn and INR 5.0 mn) „ Offer Choice & Convenience „ Subsequent focus will be on ‘Mas

  13. Slide 13: Retail Banking

    Retail Banking Growth in retail deposits „ Three liability mobilization channels: „ Feet on Street (FoS) – Contractual staff with variable 400,000 incentives 300,000 „ Branch sales team – CSM convert walk-in customers Rs '000 200,000 „ Dedicated RM’s – To cater to affluent / HNI clients 100,000 „ Te

  14. Slide 14: Wealth Management

    Wealth Management Growth in mutual fund distribution (AUM) „ Superior wealth management proposition – integrated product solutions 5,000 „ Fully commissioned wealth management team 4,000 3,000 AUM (MF sales) at INR 4,697 mn as at Dec 31, 05 Rs mn „ 2,000 „ Sum assured (life) at INR 321 mn for Q3-FY0

  15. Slide 15: Unique Technology Proposition

    Unique Technology Proposition New Entrant Advantage „ No Legacy Systems „ Latest technology Outsourcing Approach High Degree of Automation „ Strategic tie up with Wipro „ Straight through processing „ IT infrastructure and network (STP) enabling improved management outsourced process accuracy and ef

  16. Slide 16: Human Capital – execution focussed

    Human Capital – execution focussed Name Designation Previous assignment Rana Kapoor Managing Director & CEO CEO & Managing Director, Rabo India H. Srikrishnan Executive Director Country Head – Transaction Banking & Operations, HDFC Bank Anuratna Chadha President – Corporate & Institutional Banking H

  17. Slide 17: Strong financial performance

    Strong financial performance Revenue and profit highlights Performance highlights 9 months ended Dec 31, 05 „ Net profit after tax of INR 400.0 mn in 9M-FY06 compared Rs. million Q3-FY06 9M-FY06 9M-FY05 to a loss of INR 31.3 mn in 9M-FY05 NII 269.3 602.8 67.8 „ Net profit for Q3-FY06 includes a one-

  18. Slide 18: Strong financial performance

    Strong financial performance Growth in advances and deposits Distribution of total income 20,000 300 15,000 200 Rs mn Rs mn 10,000 100 5,000 - - June 05 Sep 05 Dec 05 Q1-2005 Q2-2005 Q3-2005 Advances Deposits Net interest income Non interest income „ Business Banking advances constitute approximatel

  19. Slide 19: Thank You

    Thank You 19

  20. Slide 20: Annexure - Shareholding Pattern

    Annexure - Shareholding Pattern Private Equity Investors Other Investors „ Held by Citigroup Venture Capital, „ Fidelity & GIC among large FII shareholders ChrysCapital II LLC and Asia Infrastructure „ Invested through the maiden IPO at the top Fund end of the price band and have increased „ Investm

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