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MLP SE — Investor Presentation 2007
Mar 27, 2007
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Investor Presentation
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Success factor: independence
MLP Analyst Conference on financial statements 2006
Frankfurt, 27 March 2007
Overview
- yHighlights 2006
- yDetails regarding financial year 2006/Forecast
- y MLP'smarket position
- y MLP'sfurther strategic development
- ySummary
Clear earnings growth
Key figures 2006
Dynamic growth in Q4
Total income
EBT during the course of the year
Strong focus on old-age pension provisions
Income from brokerage business, 2006 (2005): € 473.5m (€ 467.9m)
New business increases across the board
Integral consulting approach
Clear profit increase in 2006
Continuing operations
Income statement
| [ i € ] n m |
2 0 0 5 |
2 0 0 6 |
|---|---|---|
| T l i t o a n c o m e |
5 6 3 9 |
5 8 8 1 |
| E B I T |
7 1 8 |
8 4 9 |
| F i t n a n c e c o s |
1 0 - |
9 5 |
| E B T |
7 0 8 |
9 0 8 |
| T a e s x |
2 8 3 - |
2 6 2 - |
| N f i t t e p r o |
4 2 5 |
6 4 6 |
| E P S i € n |
0 3 9 |
0 6 2 |
- y Total income+ 4%
- yEBT + 28%
- yNet profit + 52%
High level EBIT margin sustained
Segment reporting
| [ i € ] n m |
5 2 0 0 |
2 0 0 6 |
|---|---|---|
| C l i d l t o n s u n g a n s a e s t s e g m e n |
||
| S i * t e g m e n n c o m e |
4 7 9 1 |
4 9 3 1 |
| E B T * |
6 8 7 |
8 0 5 |
| E B T f i i * t o r e g n o p e r a o n s |
5 7 - |
6 2 - |
| E B I T i m a r g n |
1 5 3 |
1 7 0 |
| i B k t a n n g s e g m e n |
||
| S i t e g m e n n c o m e |
5 4 9 |
7 0 1 |
| E B T |
6 7 |
8 5 |
| W l h t t e a m a n a g e m e n t s e g m e n |
||
| S i t e g m e n n c o m e |
- | 9 3 |
| E B T |
- | 2 3 |
*excluding Switzerland
- y EBIT margin in consulting and sales segment increases significantly
- y Positive income development in foreign operations
- y New wealth management segment reflects developments at Feri
Major changes result from share buybacks, dividends and Feri acquisition
MLP Group assets
| 2 0 0 5 |
2 0 0 6 |
||
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 2 9 |
I i b l t t n a n g e a s s e s |
1 8 6 8 |
|
| 9 4 7 1 5 5 1 6 |
P l & i t t t r o p e r p a n e q p m e n y u , I t t t n e s m e n p r o p e r v y D f d t t e e r r e a a s s e s x |
8 9 1 1 1 5 0 2 |
|
| 1 1 0 5 |
f R i b l e c e v a e s r o m b k i b i a n n g u s n e s s |
6 0 6 4 |
|
| 2 3 6 7 |
F i i l t n a n c a a s s e s |
4 9 9 |
|
| 1 9 2 |
f T d l i a x r e u n c a m s |
2 1 1 |
|
| 1 5 0 3 |
R i b l d h t t e c e v a e s a n o e r a s s e s |
1 1 7 7 |
|
| 1 3 0 0 |
C h d h i l t a s a n c a s e q a e n s u v |
1 2 0 5 |
|
| 1 1 8 2 0 , |
1 2 6 6 1 , |
Capital management through share buyback programme
MLP Group liabilities and shareholders' equity
Cash flow from operating activities improved significantly
Cash flow fromcontinuing operations
| [ i € ] n m |
2 0 0 5 |
2 0 0 6 |
|---|---|---|
| C h d h i l b i i f i d t t a s a n c a s e q a e n s a e g n n n g o p e r o u v |
1 6 4 7 |
3 2 7 8 |
| C h f l f i i i i t t t a s o r o m o p e r a n g a c e s w v |
4 9 4 - |
8 9 7 |
| C h f l f i i i i i t t t a s o w r o m n v e s n g a c v e s |
1 0 0 - |
8 8 2 - |
| C h f l f f i i i i i t t a s o r o m n a n c n g a c e s w v |
5 7 7 - |
2 0 4 0 - |
| C h d h i l d f i d t t a s a n c a s e q a e n s a e n o p e r o u v i f i f f i i h l d d t t t t w o u p r o r o m s a e o s c o n n u e |
||
| i t o p e r a o n s |
4 6 7 |
1 2 3 5 |
| / I f l f l f f d f l f d i i d t t n o o o o n s r o m s a e o s c o n n e w u w u u |
||
| i t o p e r a o n s |
2 8 0 2 |
3 0 - |
| C i f i h d h l d d t t a s a n c a s e q a e n s a e n o p e r o u v |
1 2 0 5 |
Approx. € 211m returned to shareholders
Dividend, extra dividend and share buyback programme
Dividend payments
- •Share buybacks € 147.6m
- • Dividends €31.5m
- • Extra dividends €31.5m
- • Proposed dividend for 2006 €0.40 (0.30) per share
- •Payout ratio 68%
* Covers regular dividend payments of € 31.5m and extra dividend payments of € 31.5m
Client and consultant numbers increase
Consulting and sales segment
Revenueper client (€)*
Outlook: EBIT up by 30%
Forecast2007
EBIT guidance
Outlook: Wealth management becomes more important
Medium-term planning
| 2 0 0 7 |
M d i t e m e r m u - |
|
|---|---|---|
| P i i i i e n s o n p r o v s o n s n c o m e |
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| W l h t t e a m a n a g e m e n i n c o m e |
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| H l h i i t e a n s r a n c e n c o m e u |
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| N b f l t t m e r o c o n s a n s u u |
3 0 0 0 , |
S d h t t e a g r o y w |
Unique market positioning
3 phases to further differentiation
2004/2005
Increasing independent position
- • Changes to organisational structure
- • Sale of insurancesubsidiaries
- • Focus on core businesssegments
2006
Building up further unique selling points
- • Licence as investment and acquisition agent
- •Shareholding in Feri
- • Strengthening the integral approach
2007
Differentiation from the market
- •Independence
- ÆRegistration as broker
- •Integral approach
- Æ Unique offering in all sectors
- •Consultation quality
- Æ High standards in training and consulting
ÆMLP has clear unique selling points
Underestimated provision requirements
The growth driver "pension provisions"
The following age-groups have already worked out their approximate disposable pension income …
Source: GDV Eigenvorsorge-Report, March 2006.
- yHigh provision requirements in all levels of society
- yHigh complexity demands qualified consulting
Feri –The ideal partner for MLP
y
Core data and reasons for expanding wealth management segment
Wealth management segment expansion a logical step
- yEnormous potential within existing MLP client base
- Wealth management offers high revenue potential especially among the over 40's
- y MLP Bank as service platform specialising in client needs
Feri – the ideal partner for MLP
- yHigh competence and high know-how
- yStrong brand awareness and reputation
- yJoint assets under management / control of € 10.8 bn
- yContinuation of successful business model
- yPartners maintain holding in company
Targeted wealth management business expansion
Sales and marketing approach
- yLaunch of new concepts with clear USPs in Q2
- yExhaustion of joint market potentials with Feri
- y Intensive application of German Banking Act Licence (KWG-Lizenz)
- yOver 300 authorised consultants
- y Additional offering covers closed funds, individual wealth management, bonds and certificates
- yNew software for portfolio optimisation
Positive developments for occupational pension provision business
Occupational pension provision
- y MLP also has clear USPs in the occupational pension provision business
- yNumber of authorised consultants has increased to some 800
- y Approx. 60 new mandates in the complex occupational pension schemes business (> 50 employees)
- y Over 1,000 new mandates in the simple occupational pension schemes business (< 50 employees)
- y Occupational pension provision business contributes around 5% to MLP´s total new business volume in pension provisions, upward trend
Focus on client and consultant growth
Growth drivers
- y Unique new business start-up package for new consultants
- yAttractive target group
- yTop-rate education
- yAbove-average income perspectives
- y Introduction of basic salaries for new consultants increases attractiveness
- yClear focus on new client acquisition
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yTargeted foundation of new branch offices
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y Independence becomes much more significant under new framework conditions
- y MLP sets benchmark for product selection and documentation
- y Wealth management will become a further core competency alongside old-age and health provisions
- y Focus on acquisition of new consultants and clients
Success factor: independence
MLP Analyst Conference on financial statements 2006
Frankfurt, 27 March 2007