Planning Update Strategy 2027
26 September 2024

Updated Strategy 2027 delivers higher returns
Accelerated profit increase with RoTE of more than 12\% in 2027
Higher revenues drive CIR to 54\% in 2027
Significantly higher pay-out potential driven by lower RWA
Robust case with low execution risk
Improved financials of Strategy 2027
Revenues
(€bn)

2024e
Net RoTE
( $\%$ )
2024e
CIR
(\%)
26 September 2024
() CMU 11/2023
13.3 (12.5)
2027
2024e
2027
2027
Higher revenues despite challenging GDP and rates outlook, due to additional measures and better starting point 2024
Accelerated increase of Net RoTE towards earning cost of capital
Improved CIR based on higher revenues and strict cost management including further cost reduction measures
Assumptions in planning update
Interest Rate Level
ECB rate expected between $2 \%$ and $3 \%$
GDP Outlook
Unchanged with only moderate growth of 1\% p.a.
Risk Result
Normalized cost of risk of 25bp
Potential Burdens
Burdens from FX loans in Poland and Russian subsidiary expected to be fully booked latest by 2025
CIR improvement driven by increasing revenues
Cost-Income-Fatio (CIR)
(\%)

- Active cost management in accordance with revenue development will ensure delivery on CIR targets
- Additional cost levers initiated: (1) further sourcing from low cost locations (2) further investment in AI and digitalisation cases (3) optimization of procurement
- $58 \%$ in 2025 does not include potential burdens for FX loans in Poland and from Russian subsidiary
2027 NII confirmed at $€ 8.4$ bn
Net Interest Income
(€m)

- NII of $€ 8.4$ bn achievable with ECB rates of $2 \%-3 \%$
- Replication portfolio consistently adding to NII every year
- Increasing contribution from loan growth at lower rates
NCI CAGR improved to 5.6\%
Net Commission Income
(€m)

- Increased growth in asset management (including from acquisitions)
- Capitalizing on opportunities from digitalization, international growth and leveraging of ESG capabilities in CC
- Higher fee income in line with market share gains at mBank
2027 NFV reflects unburdened underlying business
NFV \& Other Income
(€m)

- 2024 heavily burdened by FX loans in Poland and Russian subsidiary - no burdens in 2027
- 2027 NFV reflects CC trading business and improved NFV in O\&C at lower interest rate level
RWA increase driven by growth
RWA
(EoP €bn)

- RWA increase completely attributable to growth with Basel 4 already covered by buffers in actual figures
- 7 billion lower RWA in 2027 translate into 50bp CET1 ratio increasing capital return potential
- If planned capital accretive growth does not materialise, capital return potential further increases
Significantly increased capital return potential
Group Result before AT1 coupon
$(\mathfrak{E} b n)$

- Increasing net results and prudent RWA management drive capital return potential ${ }^{1)}$
- Targeted return of more than $90 \%$ of net profit after AT1 coupon for 2025 to 2027
- High capital return consistent with path to 13.5\% CET1-Ratio in 2027