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St. James's Place — Investor Day (May 2021)

76 slides from St. James's Place's investor day presentation, May 26, 2021

  1. Slide 1: Capital Markets Day

    CAPITAL MARKETS DAY ST. JAMES’S PLACE – 26 MAY 2021

  2. Slide 2: Introduction: our journey

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  3. Slide 3: Our 2025 Strategy: A Reminder

    OUR 2025 STRATEGY: A REMINDER Where we’re going Our 2025 goals Our vision c.10% annual 5% growth £200 billion growth in in controllable FUM ‘To support the UK's leading Financial Advisers gross inflows expenses with the best technology, best operations and best proposition for them and their clients

  4. Slide 4: A Long-Term Business

    A LONG-TERM BUSINESS Supporting Building Making long-term long-term long-term client relationships investments outcomes

  5. Slide 5: Our Business Model

    OUR BUSINESS MODEL Utopia Life – founding principles 01 Long-term mindset 02 Distribution via the Partnership 03 Holistic products and services

  6. Slide 6: Our Business Model: vertical integration

    OUR BUSINESS MODEL Vertical integration Benefits Our clients: an end-to-end, connected Advice proposition focused on great outcomes + Our Partnership: superior support Platform & Administration to build a great business + Our shareholders: long-term, sustainable Investments growth in funds under man

  7. Slide 7: Becoming a Leading Responsible Business

    BECOMING A LEADING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS

  8. Slide 8: Becoming a Leading Responsible Business

    BECOMING A LEADING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS ADVISERS INVESTMENTS CLIENTS By providing financial advice By investing responsibly By educating and supporting EMPLOYEES By caring for their well-being and development and inclusion and diversity programmes OPERATIONS & COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT Sustainable The Ch

  9. Slide 9: Becoming a Leading Responsible Business

    BECOMING A LEADING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS

  10. Slide 10: Becoming a Leading Responsible Business

    BECOMING A LEADING RESPONSIBLE BUSINESS

  11. Slide 11: World-Class Technology: Bluedoor

    WORLD-CLASS TECHNOLOGY Bluedoor

  12. Slide 12: Our 2025 Strategy: Our Growth Opportunity

    OUR 2025 STRATEGY: OUR GROWTH OPPORTUNITY 11 million ‘mass affluent’ Supporting Partner businesses to grow 10% individuals growth in gross Scaling the Partnership inflows

  13. Slide 13: Asia

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  14. Slide 14: Coming Up

    COMING UP Developing the Partnership 01 to deliver sustainable growth Peter Edwards Securing success by investing 02 in technology Ian MacKenzie Our Investment Proposition: 03 supporting great outcomes for Partners and clients Rob Gardner 04 St. James's Place Asia: building for the long term Iain Ra

  15. Slide 15: Capital Markets Day

    CAPITAL MARKETS DAY ST. JAMES’S PLACE – 26 MAY 2021

  16. Slide 16: Capital Markets Day

    CAPITAL MARKETS DAY ST. JAMES’S PLACE – 26 MAY 2021

  17. Slide 17: Developing the Partnership to deliver sustainable growth

    Developing the Partnership to deliver sustainable growth

  18. Slide 18: What Is the Partnership?

    WHAT IS THE PARTNERSHIP? 800,000+ clients Clients 4,300 Financial The Advisers Partnership £135 billion FUM St. James's Place

  19. Slide 19: Why Do Partners & Advisers Join and Stay with SJP?

    WHY DO PARTNERS & ADVISERS JOIN AND STAY WITH SJP? Great client outcomes + Flexible business development + Strong commercial relationship = + Attraction Comprehensive corporate support and retention + Strong products and proposition

  20. Slide 20: The Academy: Securing Tomorrow

    The Academy: securing tomorrow 681 60% 8%+ Partners and from non- of new client Advisers financial investments delivered backgrounds in 2020 Average Academy 400 57% age of refreshed in referred 34 2021 new members from 2022 by the Partnership

  21. Slide 21: Creating Sustainable Long-Term Growth

    CREATING SUSTAINABLE LONG-TERM GROWTH Value of long-term Partnerships + Average age 46 (lower than market) + = Strong adviser retention + A sustainable pipeline Mix of Academy and recruitment channels for growth in the Partnership

  22. Slide 22: Growing the Partnership: Quality Not Quantity

    GROWING THE PARTNERSHIP: QUALITY NOT QUANTITY Delivering continued growth in the Partnership Maintain focus on high quality recruitment Growing contribution from the Academy Delivering L&D: ongoing support to succeed FMT: focus on growth and retention

  23. Slide 23: Evolving the FMT Model

    EVOLVING THE FMT MODEL New Establishment businesses Emerging Stability businesses Adaptation Established Growth Efficiency businesses Succession Business Business Business development optimisation change

  24. Slide 24: Increasing Productivity

    INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY Great client outcomes drive strong productivity (40% of new business through referrals) Targeted Coaching and growth and Business leadership development consultancy development support

  25. Slide 25: Pivoting Through the Pandemic

    PIVOTING THROUGH THE PANDEMIC We have significantly enhanced Partners’ ability to interact with clients remotely, more responsively, more accurately and more quickly.

  26. Slide 26: Investing in Our Future

    Investing in our future Utilisation of New and Partner lending Targeted, More shared improved to support data-led servicing systems business FMT support of clients and tech development

  27. Slide 27: Delivering 10% New Business Growth p.a.

    DELIVERING 10% NEW BUSINESS GROWTH P.A. Accelerated Accelerated new new joiner joiner Partnership growth Targeted Target Partner Partnersupport support productivity Enhanced technology Client Service Excellence utilisation

  28. Slide 28: Strong Partnership, Strong Growth

    STRONG PARTNERSHIP, STRONG GROWTH Sustained new business growth, strong retention

  29. Slide 29: Our Investment Proposition: supporting great outcomes for Partners and clients

    Our Investment Proposition: supporting great outcomes for Partners and clients

  30. Slide 30: Our Investment Proposition

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  31. Slide 31: Our Investment Proposition

    Our Investment Proposition Stockbroking O Investment Management O Approach (IMA)

  32. Slide 32: Our Investment Proposition

    Our Investment Proposition Stockbroking O- o Bespoke o Tailored Discretionary Fund ................ Management (DFM) Investment Management O Approach (IMA)

  33. Slide 33: Our Investment Proposition

    Our Investment Proposition Stockbroking O Investment Management O Approach (IMA) o Solutions @ £135bn Group FUM. portfolios Multi-asset Investment See e © Pe 3h) building blocks/funds 13,000+ individual stocks and bonds

  34. Slide 34: Our Investment Proposition: managed funds performance

    Our Investment Proposition Managed funds performance (2011-2021) Inflation

  35. Slide 35: Our Investment Proposition

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  37. Slide 37: People & Team

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  38. Slide 38: Our recipe for long-term performance

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  39. Slide 39: Data, Tech & Insights

    Data, Tech & Insights Right tools, right decisions

  40. Slide 40: Our recipe for long-term performance

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  41. Slide 41: Investment & Governance

    Investment & Governance How we make decisions

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  43. Slide 43: Our Investment Beliefs

    Our Investment Beliefs il Great client outcomes 2. Asset allocation Zi Responsible investment Disciplined Diversification research Active management Understand the risks

  44. Slide 44: Where can we invest our money when interest rates are so low?

    Where can we invest our money am when interest rates are so low? us — Japan — UK — Meet the Taylors ——

  45. Slide 45: 1. Great client outcomes

    O 1. Great client outcomes Decumulation: “The nastiest, hardest problem in finance.” William Sharpe, US economist and Nobel Laureate — Meet the Taylors ——

  46. Slide 46: 2. Asset allocation

    O 2. Asset allocation — Meet the Taylors ——

  47. Slide 47: 3. Diversification

    o 3. Diversification ces Se 5) © Equities and bonds Equity building blocks 75% 1 Growth — Meet the Taylors ——

  48. Slide 48: 4. Active management

    o 4. Active management SJP Global Value Fund performance (Sep 2020 - May 2021) sr —.sc1 ‘Sep20 Jan21 May 24 — Meet the Taylors ——

  49. Slide 49: 5. Understand the risks

    5. Understand the risks o Life Inflation (%) expectancy (years) Income (£) — Meet the Taylors ——

  50. Slide 50: 6. Disciplined research

    6. Disciplined research o = kb & BL 700+ 100+ 15GB research data feeds data/hr meetings in 2020 — Meet the Taylors ——

  51. Slide 51: 7. Responsible investment

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  52. Slide 52: Maximising Future Opportunities

    Maximising Future Opportunities

  53. Slide 53: Maximising Future Opportunities

    Maximising Future Opportunities

  54. Slide 54: Securing success by investing in digital

    Securing success by investing in digital

  55. Slide 55: Our 2025 Strategy: Underpinned by Tech

    OUR 2025 STRATEGY: UNDERPINNED BY TECH Clients Partners and Advisers Proposition

  56. Slide 56: Our Vision: Creating a NGCX

    OUR VISION: CREATING A NGCX Stronger outcomes for everyone Clients: hyper-personalisation, exceptional experience Partnership: increased efficiency, scalability Group: supporting growth, operational leverage

  57. Slide 57: Advisers and Technology

    ADVISERS AND TECHNOLOGY Mass affluent HNW UHNW I interacted only I interacted mostly I interacted with I mostly used I interacted only with people with people, but I also people and used technology, but also with technology used technology technology equally interacted with people

  58. Slide 58: Bluedoor and Salesforce

    Bluedoor our system of record Clients Salesforce our system of engagement Partners and Advisers Proposition

  59. Slide 59: Long-Term Relationships

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  60. Slide 60: Bluedoor: World-Class Technology

    WORLD-CLASS TECHNOLOGY Bluedoor Enabling scalability and Hyper-personalised service efficiency delivery and efficiency

  61. Slide 61: Leveraging World-Class Technology

    LEVERAGING WORLD-CLASS TECHNOLOGY Delivering efficiency Bluedoor Delivering operational leverage Underpinning 5% per annum expense guidance

  62. Slide 62: SJP Digital Today

    SJP DIGITAL TODAY Actual performance Up-to-date valuations Asset allocation Personalised

  63. Slide 63: Simplifying Our Technology Estate

    SIMPLIFYING OUR TECHNOLOGY ESTATE 26 smaller systems will be decommissioned Simplified tech architecture 100+ processes will be automated by end 2021 70 bots already running

  64. Slide 64: Coming Next: Our Data Advantage

    COMING NEXT: OUR DATA ADVANTAGE Clients Partners Data and Advisers Proposition

  65. Slide 65: An Integrated Ecosystem

    AN INTEGRATED ECOSYSTEM Clients Partners Data Data and & AI Advisers Proposition

  66. Slide 66: Making It Easier to Do Business with SJP

    MAKING IT EASIER TO DO BUSINESS WITH SJP Paper-heavy to digital first NGCX: launching Q1 2022 Anchored in operational excellence

  67. Slide 67: Sustainable Success

    SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS BLUEDOOR SALESFORCE DATA & AI Enabling scalability and efficiency within SJP Hyper-personalised service delivery and efficiency Leading to a data and AI integrated ecosystem Next Generation Client Experience (NGCX) Delivering growth Scalability Efficiency Resilience Reduce comple

  68. Slide 68: SJP Asia: building for the long term

    SJP Asia: building for the long term

  69. Slide 69: SJP Asia – Key Takeaways

    SJP ASIA – KEY TAKEAWAYS We plan to grow gross inflows 01 25% per annum We plan to reach cash breakeven 02 by 2025 We are committed to creating 03 long-term value in attractive growth markets

  70. Slide 70: History Lesson: Strong Building Blocks

    HISTORY LESSON: STRONG BUILDING BLOCKS We have invested to... SJP Asia in numbers Establish offices in Hong Kong, Singapore and Shanghai SJP FUM 2014 Q1 1.3bn Build a strong management team 2021 Clients 2014 4,000 Launch a new life company in Hong Kong 2020 12,000 Launch a branch of Dublin LifeCo in

  71. Slide 71: Now and Next: 2021 to 2025

    NOW AND NEXT: 2021 TO 2025 Today 2025 27,000 clients 12,000 clients £185,000 average investment £110,000 average investment £5bn FUM £1.3bn FUM Cash breakeven

  72. Slide 72: The Market Opportunity

    THE MARKET OPPORTUNITY Singapore and Hong Kong 4.6m people with US $100,000 – US $1m to invest 300,000 people with US $1m – US $30m to invest = US $2tn total asset pool

  73. Slide 73: Our Proposition in Asia

    OUR PROPOSITION IN ASIA WHO? Expats and high net worth Singaporean and Hong Kong Nationals WHAT? International Wealth extraction Long-term capital family wealth for entrepreneurial preservation structuring families and investment WHY SJP? Trusted brand, long-term Joint UK/Asia focus and Increasingly

  74. Slide 74: Partnership & Distribution

    PARTNERSHIP & DISTRIBUTION Building 100 great Asia Partner businesses The powerhouse of Proposition SJP in Asia is and will always be our Partners Asia and Advisers. Partnership Culture Client service

  75. Slide 75: SJP in Asia: The 30-Year-Old Disruptor

    SJP IN ASIA: THE 30-YEAR-OLD DISRUPTOR A clear plan to create long-term value Positioned to target expats and HNW individuals Building 100 great Asia Partner businesses Long-term, advice-led proposition Delivering cash break even by 2025

  76. Slide 76: Capital Markets Day

    CAPITAL MARKETS DAY ST. JAMES’S PLACE – 26 MAY 2021

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