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SpareBank 1 SMN

Investor Presentation Oct 29, 2021

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Third quarter 2021

  1. October 2021

Kjell Fordal CFO

Good profitability Q3 2021

  • Return on equity of 12.4% in Q3 – another strong quarter due to sound operations in the bank and subsidiaries
  • Loan losses stabilised at a lower level
  • Broad-based and profitable growth within personal and corporate banking. Key policy rate hike strengthens the bank's NII
  • Visible presence in finance centres and digitally, with a more efficient distribution, new customer offerings and good cost control
  • Dividend of NOK 3.10 to be paid in Q4 2021. A dividend of NOK 4.40 is declared for 2020, of which NOK 3.10 is to be paid on 9. November 2021
  • Increased optimism in the Norwegian economy. As the market leader in Mid - Norway SMN has good prospects of achieving growth in the years to come

Return on equity per quarter (%)

2 Third quarter 2021

Q3 2021

Net profit

NOK 675m (519) in Q3 NOK 2 199m (1 528) YTD

Return on equity

12.4% (10.5) in Q3 13.8% (10.4) YTD

CET1 ratio 18.1% (17.6)

Pre-loss result of core business NOK 633m (645) Losses NOK 31m (231)

Lending growth 1.6% (2.5) in Q3 and 7.0% (8.5) YOY

Deposit growth -0.4% (1.2) in Q3 and 15.0% (14.0) YOY

Book value per EC NOK 103.57 (92.73) Earnings per EC NOK 3.22 (2.35)

Mid-Norway has reopened

With events in cities and local communities throughout the region

10,000

Members of the community voiced their opinion: «Help speed up the reopening»

NOK 100 million

Of the community's share of the net profit goes to the voluntary sector, organisations, towns, local communities and business – to reclaim our everyday lives

A three-week

Reopening party in Trondheim, and events across all of Mid-Norway during the autumn

The market in Mid-Norway looks strong

Low unemployment Housing prices

Optimism in business and industry

Source: Industry indicator SMN, 2nd half 2021

High activity in the housing market

Personal Banking

Profit before tax (NOKm)

EM1 RM

National growth through the LOagreement

  • LO favør-customers are mostly recruited without physical presence
  • Competetive prices for young adults

of the growth in LO favør is from LO-members residing outside Trøndelag and

Lending LO-favør (NOKbn)

Growth and new offerings to corporate segments

Corporate Banking

Profit before tax (NOKm)

Banking + Accounting = More customers and a better customer experience

  • Assembles banking, systems and accounting in one place
  • Close follow-up with a focus on relationship and customer satisfaction
  • Access to the finance centre's range of services
  • ERP system gives freedom of choice

-

Broad product range and good return on ownership interests

Ownership interests

Profits after tax (NOKm)

Strong brands

SpareBank 1 Gruppen Alliance collaboration on products under a joint brand

SpareBank 1 Forvaltning ODIN Forvaltning SpareBank 1 Kapitalforvaltning

SpareBank 1 Kreditt

SpareBank 1 Betaling SpareBank 1's holding company for their share of Vipps payment solutions

BN Bank Nationwide bank in the retail and corporate market

Mortgage companies SpareBank 1 Boligkreditt SpareBank 1 Næringskreditt

SMN shows strongest progress in latest standings Growth winner and strengthened attractiveness in retail and corporate segment alike

Retail market

Corporate market

Source: KANTAR, June 2021

¹ Primary bank: The share of respondents that lists the bank as their primary bank ² Preference share: The share of respondents that lists the bank as their preferred choice as a primary bank

Green transition

Support for green transition

Can your business transition to become greener? SINTEF is now making expert assistance available to small and medium-sized businesses to help them turn good ideas into reality

Transition is imperative for success

That is why – in collaboration with SINTEF – SpareBank 1 SMN will contribute with financial support to small and medium-sized businesses in Mid-Norway to digitalise, automate and become more sustainable

NOK 35bn of the loan portfolio qualifies for green bond financing

Goals and key targets

Profitable and solid with reduced losses

Return on equity

Earnings per equity certificate Loan losses in per cent of total lending

Lending growth

Lending growth RM 7.9% (CAGR)

Market growth in mortgages 5.2 per cent (C2) YOY

Good growth in residential mortgages

High business banking lending, growth spread both geographically and across a wide range of customers

Lending growth CM 4.7% (CAGR)

Share of lending, CM and RM

Lending per quarter

Relatively stable growth in retail and corporate markets last quarters

Retail Market

Corporate Market

Lending margins

Norges Bank increased the key policy rate to 0,25 % in september 2021. Repricing of mortgages with effect from mid-November

Increased NIBOR in Q3 weakened margins

Norges Bank has signalled another rate hike in December 21 Lending margins versus 3M NIBOR

Deposit growth

Deposit growth RM 8.7% (CAGR)

Good growth in deposits by retail customers and corporate customers alike. Reduced private consumption has brought increased deposits from retail customers from 2020,

High growth in deposits by corporates, both from public sector customers and private businesses

Deposit-to-loan ratio 57 per cent (53 per cent)

Deposit growth CM 12.1% (CAGR)

Share of deposits, CM and RM

Deposits per quarter

Reduced deposits in the retail segment in Q3. Seeing signs of an increase in consumption

Corporate deposits slightly down after a very strong Q2

Retail Market Corporate Market

Deposit margins

Increased NIBOR in Q3 strengthened deposit margins in the quarter

Robust income platform

Net interest income and other income Commission income

Commission income Boligkreditt and Næringskreditt

Net interest income

mill
NOK
Q3
21
Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
transmission
income
Payment
61 56 49 56 54
Credit
cards
1
4
3
1
1
4
1
4
1
5
Commissions
savings
and
asset
mgmt
1
7
1
4
1
5
1
3
1
4
Commissions
insurance
54 53 52 51 49
commissions
Guarantee
1
3
1
4
1
4
6 1
4
Estate
agency
107 131 103 93 111
services
Accountancy
114 154 148 111 105
Securities 110 182 275 245 122
commissions
Other
7 1
4
5 9 9
Commissions
Bolig/Næringskreditt
ex.
497 631 675 598 494
Commissions
Boligkreditt
bonds)
(cov
123 113 112 136 128
Commissions
Næringskreditt
(cov
bonds)
3 4 4 4 4
commission
income
Total
623 748 790 738 625

Cost development

Reduced costs compared to Q2

SpareBank 1 Markets reduced costs in Q3 after two quarters with high variable remuneration

Reduced costs in Q3 in other subsidiaries due to low activity in the summer months

Cost increase in the parent bank mainly due to wage settlements and temporary employees in the summer months

Total quarterly costs (NOK mill)

Reduced losses in 2021

Loan losses per quarter, NOK mill

Loan losses measured 0.07% (annualised) of gross loans in the third quarter of 2021

103 308 170 231 242 59 39 31 Q4 19 Q1 20 Q2 20 Q3 20 Q4 20 Q1 21 Q2 21 Q3 21

Distribution of losses Q321

Strong capitalisation

CET1 ratio

Leverage ratio

Goals

SpareBank 1 SMN aims to be the leading finance house in Central Norway and among the best performers in the Nordic region

< 2%

↓ 50%

Profitable Return on equity 12%

Solid

CET1 ratio 16.9% Payout ratio approx. 50%

Efficient

Annual growth in group costs limited to 2% within existing business

Responsible

Aims to halve the group's climate footprint by 2030 Reduction of 8% per year

SpareBank 1 SMN (MING) - an attractive investment

High return over time and solidly capitalised. Efficient banking operations and unrealised income and cost synergies in the group. Shareholder-friendly dividend policy

Strong position and good growth in an attractive region and in all business lines. Diversified customer portfolio and income base

A good brand with development potential based on ownership model, presence and sustainability

Substantial underlying value through ownership positions in and outside SpareBank 1-alliansen

Well positioned as regards to consolidation among Norwegian savings banks

SpareBank 1 SMN

CEO Jan-Frode Janson Tel +47 909 75 183 E-mail [email protected]

CFO Kjell Fordal Tel +47 905 41 672 E-mail [email protected]

SpareBank 1 SMN Tel +47 915 07 300

Internet address www.smn.no

Appendix

SpareBank 1 SMN's strategic priorities

Sustainability

Goals and key targets

First step towards sustainable development

Innovation

Create green growth and business development through cooperation and partnerships

Customer offering

Offer products and services which encourage customers' green transition and digitalisation

Climate footprint

Reduce the climate footprint across the entire value chain

Competence

Strengthen climate risk competence and reporting

Diversity

Contribute to diversity and a fair transition

↑10% 10% annual increase qualifying for green bond financing Engage customers and partners in the development of innovative local communities

Halve the group's climate footprint by 2030. Reduction of 8% per year

Offer competence programme for customers and employees

↓ 50%

Strengthen equal opportunities in working life, everyday life and business

Proposed dividend NOK 4.40 per equity certificate, in accordance with the bank's dividend policy

  • In light of the Ministry of Finance's recommendation, NOK 1.30 was paid out in April
  • The remaining NOK 3.10 dividend to be paid out on 9. November 2021

Good results

Good quarterly results and 12.4 per cent return on equity

Good net interest income, reduced costs and low loan losses

Good results from Fremtind Forsikring

mill
NOK
2021 2020 Change Q3
21
Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
interest
income
Net
2
073
2
071
2 698 698 668 688 695
Commission
income
income
and
other
2
161
1
779
383 623 748 790 738 625
Operating
income
4
234
3
849
385 1
321
1
445
1
459
1
425
1
321
Total
operating
expenses
2
228
2
080
148 698 735 796 824 675
business
Pre-loss
result
of
core
2
006
769
1
237 623 711 663 601 645
loans
and
Losses
guarantees
on
129 709 -580 3
1
3
9
9
5
242 231
business
Post-loss
result
of
core
1
877
1
060
817 592 672 604 359 414
companies
Related
519 224 295 179 212 128 117 170
Gain
Fremtind
0 340 -340
Securities
foreign
and
derivates
currency
,
289 189 99 69 5
9
161 80 3
4
Result
before
tax
2
685
814
1
871 840 942 893 556 619
Tax 497 295 202 175 191 131 105 102
Result
investment
held
for
sale
11 9 2 1 4 6 0 2
profit
Net
2
199
1
528
671 666 755 768 450 519
equity
Return
on
13
8
%
,
10
4
%
,
12
4
%
,
14
3
%
,
14
8
%
,
8
9
%
,
10
5
%
,

Balance sheet

30
9
21
30
9
20
30
9
19
available
Funds
38
5
,
32
1
,
26
0
,
loans
Net
142
4
,
132
2
,
125
3
,
Securities 2
5
,
9
1
,
3
0
,
in
related
companies
Investment
7
3
,
7
0
,
6
5
,
Goodwill 0
9
,
0
9
,
0
9
,
Other
assets
8
4
,
12
8
,
5
1
,
Total
Assets
200
1
,
186
9
,
166
7
,
Capital
funding
market
56
5
,
57
7
,
9
51
,
Deposits 109
7
,
95
4
,
85
9
,
liabilities
Other
9
1
,
2
11
,
6
4
,
Subordinated
debt
1
8
,
1
8
,
2
1
,
Equity
hybrid
bonds
ex
21
8
,
19
6
,
19
1
,
Hybrid
bonds
1
3
,
1
2
,
1
3
,
liabilities
equity
Total
and
200
1
,
186
9
,
166
7
,
addition
loans
sold
Boligkreditt
and
Næringskreditt
In
to
48
0
,
45
8
,
41
4
,

Commission income

Year to date and quarterly numbers

mill
NOK
2021 2020 Change Q3
21
Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
transmission
income
Payment
167 163 4 61 56 49 56 54
Credit
cards
41 45 -4 1
4
1
3
1
4
1
4
1
5
Commissions
savings
and
asset
mgmt
45 41 5 1
7
1
4
1
5
1
3
1
4
Commissions
insurance
159 144 1
5
54 53 52 51 49
commissions
Guarantee
42 42 0 1
3
1
4
1
4
6 1
4
Estate
agency
341 300 41 107 131 103 93 111
services
Accountancy
416 395 2
1
114 154 148 111 105
Securities 566 332 235 110 182 275 245 122
Other
commissions
2
6
36 -10 7 1
4
5 9 9
Commissions
Bolig/Næringskreditt
ex
1
803
1
497
306 497 631 675 598 494
Commissions
Boligkreditt
bonds)
(cov
348 272 75 123 113 112 136 128
Commissions
Næringskreditt
bonds)
(cov
1
1
9 1 3 4 4 4 4
commission
income
Total
2
161
1
779
383 623 748 790 738 625

Product companies in SpareBank 1-alliansen

Year to date and quarterly numbers

Share of profits after tax

Profit share
after
tax
mill
in
share
parentheses
NOK
SMN's
,
2021 2020 Change Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
SpareBank
(19
5%)
1
Gruppen
298 107 191 83 148 67 87 114
Gain
Fremtind
0 340 -340 0 0 0 0 0
Boligkreditt
SpareBank
(22
4%)
1
18 2
2
-3 11 3 4 -4 11
SpareBank
Næringskreditt
(31
0%)
1
6 14 -7 -1 4 3 5 5
Bank
(35
0%)
BN
122 84 38 40 42 40 36 34
SpareBank
Kreditt
(19
2%)
1
11 2 10 10 1 0 0 0
SpareBank
Betaling
(19
5%)
1
-6 -3 -3 0 -5 -1 1 -1
SpareBank
Forvaltning
(23
4%)
1
2
0
0 2
0
13 8 0 0 0
Other
companies
14 0 14 -2 11 5 -9 10
associated
companies
Sum
519 564 -45 179 212 130 117 172

Subsidiaries

Year to date and quarterly numbers

Profit before tax

mill
in
share
parentheses
NOK
SMN's
,
2021 2020 Change Q3
21
Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
EiendomsMegler
Midt
(87
%)
1
-Norge
70 50 2
0
8 41 2
1
2 1
9
SpareBank
Regnskapshuset
SMN
(89
%)
1
82 88 -6 2
1
33 2
7
2
2
2
1
SpareBank
Finans
Midt
(61
%)
1
-Norge
153 132 2
1
35 63 55 52 52
SpareBank
Markets
(67
%)
1
203 81 122 2
3
62 118 91 31
SpareBank
(100%)
1
SMN
Invest
190 -15 206 61 2
1
109 2
1
-3
companies
Other
4 7 -3 1 2 1 2 1
Subsidiaries 702 342 359 149 223 330 190 122

Return on financial investments

Year to date and quarterly numbers

mill
NOK
2021 2020 Change Q3
21
Q2
21
Q1
21
Q4
20
Q3
20
gain/(loss)
stocks
Net
on
161 -6 166 3
6
23 102 -3 4
gain/(loss)
financial
instruments
Net
on
3
0
62 -31 14 -4 20 61 13
gain/(loss)
forex
Net
on
46 68 -22 16 15 15 3 11
gain/(loss)
stocks
and
stock
derivatives
Markets
Net
SB1
on
3
0
21 9 2 8 20 2 5
financial
instruments
Net
return
on
267 145 123 68 42 158 53 32

Equity certificate, key figures

figures
Key
30
9
21
30
9
20
2020 2019 2018 2017
ratio
ECC
64
0
%
,
64
0
%
,
64
0
%
,
64
0
%
,
64
0
%
,
64
0
%
,
issued
(mill)
Total
ECCs
129
39
,
129
44
,
129
39
,
129
30
,
129
62
,
129
38
,
price
ECC
129
80
,
84
30
,
97
60
,
100
20
,
84
20
,
82
25
,
Market
value
(NOKm)
16
794
10
912
12
629
12
956
10
914
10
679
Booked
equity
capital
ECC
per
103
57
,
92
73
,
94
71
,
90
75
,
83
87
,
78
81
,
earnings
in
Post-tax
ECC
NOK
per
,
10
11
,
6
88
,
8
87
,
12
14
,
9
97
,
8
71
,
Dividend
ECC
per
0
00
,
4
40
,
6
50
,
5
10
,
4
40
,
P/E 9
62
,
9
19
,
11
01
,
8
26
,
8
44
,
9
44
,
Price
equity
capital
/
Booked
1
25
,
0
91
,
1
03
,
1
10
,
1
00
,
1
04
,

Change in net interest income

NIBOR increased in Q3:

Lending growth and higher deposit margins strengthens NII

Lower lending margins decreased NII

Change from Q2 to Q3 2021

Change 0
Net interest previous quarter 698
Net interest this quarter 698

Obtained as follows:

Fees on lending 2
Lending volume 71
Deposit volume -2
Lending margin -57
Deposit margin 25
Equity capital 5
Funding and liquidity buffer -33
Subsidiaries -2
Change 9

Good access to capital market financing

Maturity structure as at September 30 2021 (NOKb)

Comments

  • Boligkreditt is a significant source of funding; mortgages totalling NOK 47bn sold as at 30 September 2021
  • Total maturing over next 2 years NOK 16.7bn:
    • NOK 1.0bn in Q4 2021
    • NOK 6.6bn in 2022
    • NOK 9.1bn in Q1 and Q2 2023
  • LCR 163% as at 30 September 2021, well within the target in the liquidity strategy
  • SpareBank 1 SMN issued senior non-preferred debt (MREL) of NOK 1bn in third quarter 2020, NOK 1.5bn in first quarter 2021 and NOK 1.0bn in third quarter 2021
  • SpareBank 1 SMN issued a green senior bond of EUR 500m with a 7-year maturity in February 2021

Strong trend in CET1 capital and capital adequacy

Robust loan portfolio

The portfolio is dominated by mortgages, and the corporate portfolio reflects the composition of Mid-Norway's business sector

Loan portfolio per 30.09.21 (bNOK) Changes last 12 months (bNOK)

Potential problem loans

Loans to customers in stage 3

Loans (million NOK and % of gross loans)

Loans to customers in stage 3 In per cent of gross loans

New regulatory definition of default increased stage 3 loans from 2021

The new definition has not changed the groups assessment of its credit risk exposure; hence it has no material effect on losses

The increase in potential problem loans this year is due to exposures that previously exited non-performing status, but are classified as on probation according to the new regulatory definition of default

Offshore only 2.3% of total exposure. 18.1% of the offshore portfolio written down

EAD per segment (mill NOK)

Offshore share of overall EAD

Total
Distribution EAD Loans Stage
3
1/2
Stage
impairments of
Share
EAD
risk
Low
199 168 0
3
,
0
1
%
,
Medium
risk
2
193
1
644
135 135 6
1
%
,
High
risk
798 556 46 46 5
7
%
,
Obligors
with
impairments/defaulted
1
574
1
574
680 680 43
2
%
,
765
4
3
942
680 181 861 18
%
1
,

The SpareBank 1 Alliance

The SpareBank 1 Alliance

Strong position nationally, regional focus

  • SpareBank 1-alliansen consists of 15 banks
  • Operates exclusively in Norway
  • The bank grouping in Norway with the most bank branches
  • The SpareBank 1 banks are on the forefront of digitalisation and technological development
  • The SpareBank 1 banks are independent banks in their respective regions
  • They are market leaders in their most important regional market areas
  • The largest of them (~ 80% of total assets) have the following rating:
Sr. unsec. ratings Moody's
SpareBank 1 SMN A1 / P-1
SpareBank 1 SR A1 / P-1
SpareBank 1 SNN Aa3 / P-1
SpareBank 1 Østlandet Aa3 / P-1

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