Talanx AG

Investor Presentation • Jan 23, 2013

Cheuvreux German Corporate ConferenceFrankfurt, 23 January 2013

Herbert K. Haas, CEO

Talanx re-opened the German IPO market ^I

Our corporate identity

Our Vision

Talanx is the leading global B2B insurance group.

Our Mission

Optimised cooperation between our divisions enables us to take advantage of promissing opportunities wherever they arise on the global insurance markets – to the benefit of all our stakeholders.

Our IPO Story

A leading German insurer with a unique global growth story and an excellent risk / return profile.

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Key investment highlights

Key investment highlights

Global insurance group with leading market positions and strong roots in Germany

Ranking of German insurers

German insurers by global GWP (2011, €bn)

Ranking of European insurers

European insurers by global GWP (2011, €bn)

¹ Cumulated individual financial statements

2 Source press announcement for 2011 (as well as 2010 for Signal Iduna)

3 Without discontinued operations in 2011

⁴ Figure of 2010

Source: Based on data of "Benchmarking of selected insurance companies" analysis by KPMG AG, 19 July 2012

Third largest German insurance group with leading positions in Europe

Global insurance group with leading market positions and strong roots in Germany (continued) ¹

¹ 2011 gross written premium adjusted for Talanx's 50.2% stake in Hannover Re

[ ]Talanx is an integrated international insurance group, anchored in Germany, running a multi-brand approach

Global insurance group with leading market positions and strong roots in Germany (continued)

I d i l L i t n u s r a n e s	R i l G t e a e r m a n y	R i l I i l t t t e a n e r n a o n a	R i e n s u r a n c e
Le d ins f c ho ice a ur er o Ex ly ho tre tro me s ng me ke i ion i.e lea d t p t ma r os , da i h m te t t ma n s w os Ge D A X ies rm an co m p an d s i ion i h tro t t an ng p os w Ge M i ls d t te ta rm an n B lue h ip l ien ba in t c c se Eu ro p e fo De lop ing lo ba l in tp t ve g o r i h e i ing ia l t t te t xc p o n w S inc tra te to g re as e y ion te t re n	H ig h ly f fe ive k o f t tw e c n e or d is i bu ion tr t tn p ar er s Ma ke lea de in t r r ba nc as su ra nc e Ma ke lea de in loy t r r em p ee f f in i bu ine ty a s ss Le d ing i de f a p rov r o ion lu ion te t co rp or a p en s so s Inv ie l d tm t y es en bs ia l ly bo ta t su n a ve a ve ra g e Ge fe in l i te g ua ra n es rm an ier ca rr s	Fo d e C E E to cu se xp os ur e ( d La Am # 2 ins in t an ur er 1, Po lan d # 6 in Br i l ian az 2) to mo r A ive f o ic t tra t te c ra s o rg an h t g row Ex ien d de i in te p er ce un rw r r to mo r Fo d M & A k r d tra cu se c ec or	/ N L i f L i f H l h t o n- e e e a Ha Re l d # 3 nn ov er wo r – 3 ins by G W P re ur er W l l d ive i f ie d be tw e rs ee n l i fe /n -l i fe d on an h ica l ly g eo g ra p Co is ly te t t s to ns n am on g s ec r 4 lea de f i b i l i ta ty rs on p ro Su ior de i ing kn t p er u n rw r ow ho w

¹ Combined ranking based on 2011 data of Polish regulator as per local GAAP

² According to Siscorp based on local GAAP

3 Based on A.M. Best ranking (September 2012)

⁴ Based on S&P ranking by average RoE 2002-2010 and also number 1 by average RoE as per KPMG AG ("Benchmarking of selected European insurance companies 07-2011")

Integrated insurance group with leading market positions in all segments

Key investment highlights

B2B competence allows business integration across all divisions and enhances profitability

¹ Distribution via B2B channels (IFAs/brokers and bancassurance) in percent of total APE 2011

² Samples of clients/partners

Superior service of corporate relationships lies at heart of our value proposition

B2B competence allows business integration across all divisions and enhances profitability (continued)²

Enhanced business activity and efficiency through close cooperation and best-practice approach across all segments

Key investment highlights

Sophisticated underwriter with low gearing to market risk

Industry leading underwriting expertise combining local market expertise, sophisticated risk evaluation and central risk management

Sophisticated underwriter with low gearing to market risk(continued)

¹ Figures show risk categorisation, in terms of solvency capital requirements, of the Talanx Group after minorities, after tax, post diversification effects as of 2011

• ² Includes premium and reserve risk (non-life), net NatCat and counterparty default risk
• 3 Refers to the combined effects from market developments on assets and liabilities
• ⁴ Solvency capital requirement and capital adequacy ratio for 99.5% VaR, after minorities, group view

Market risk sensitivity (limited to less than 50% of solvency capital requirement) is deliberately low

Key investment highlights

Proven earnings resilience demonstrates attractive risk-return profile

¹ Net income of Talanx after minorities, after tax based on restated figures as shown in annual reports; 2001–2003 according to US GAAP, 2004–2011 according to IFRS

² Adjusted on the basis of IAS 8

Source: Annual reports of Talanx Group and Hannover Re Group

Robust cycle resilience due to diversification of segments

Proven earnings resilience demonstrates attractive risk-return profile (continued)

Key investment highlights

Earnings momentum driven by defined cost efficiencies, focused international growth and increased retention⁵

Specific on-going projects in Retail Germany

P j t r o e c s	"F k " o u s	"W I R "	"T O P "
O b j i t e c v e s	C f h i t t u s o m e r o c u s o a c e v e i h t t s r o n g e r o r g a n c g r o w / E b l i h f l t t t s a s m e n o c e n r a b k- f f i f i t a c o c e n c o n s u S l i i f i t t r e a m n n g o o p e r a o n s h i d i t t t o a c e v e c o s r e u c o n s	f "R E b l i h i l t t t s a s m e n o e a G " t e r m a n a s a s e p a r a e y b i t s n e s s s e g m e n u S h i h d i i i t t t r e n g e n n g e v s o n d i f t t a n s c u s o m e r o c u s S b i l i t t t u s a n a c o s s a v n g s h h f- h t t t t t r o u g s a e- o e- a r f k l o r o p r o c e s s e s w w O C P & i i h t n e c a r r e r n e f t r e u u	f E b l i h I T t t s a s m e n o a n i i d f s e r c e p r o e r o r v v l i i I T i t c e n r a s n g s e r c e s v G i h i h f t t w n e r o u p o r G e r m a n y S b i l I T i i i t t t t u s a n a o p m s a o n i i i i t t n a v e f D l t e e o p m e n o s n e r g v y y i l d i i i t t t t p o e n a s a n o p m s a o n f f i l I T l o p r o e s s o n a s p p u y
S Y E 2 0 1 1 t t a s u	( F l l i l d i l. t m p e m e n e n c u y ) d d r e n a n c p r o g r a m m e u y ; f l l l d f t 2 0 1 4 u r u n- r a e p a n n e o r	K i j t t t e r e s r c r n g p r o e c s y u u / f f d h t t s a r e o n e- o c a r g e s d l d t a e q u a e y r e s e r v e	N d i t e s s e m p a n r n n n g w y u u ; f k b l k b i e o c s o s n e s s y u f l l i d t s u c c e s s u y m g r a e
i M d- t t e r m c o s 1 i i l t t s a v n g s p o e n a	€ 2 5 m ~	€ 1 4 0 m ~	€ 8 0 m ~

¹ Based on 2009 cost base; pre-tax savings, before policyholder attribution; additional cost savings potential has been identified besides programs mentioned

Mid-term cost saving potential of approx. €245m¹ p.a. has been identified — approximately 28% of which realised by year-end 2011, with full realisation expected by 2016

Earnings momentum driven by defined cost efficiencies, focused international growth and increased retention (continued)

Recent growth track record (by GWP)²

Note: Calculation based on respective accounting standards used in respective years. Accounting standards may have changed over periods analysed

1 Without discontinued operations in 2011

Source: Based on data of "Benchmarking of selected European insurance companies" analysis by KPMG AG as of 27 April 2012

2 Compared to GWP in previous year

Fastest growing major European insurance group over the past 15 years, predominantly driven by organic growth

Earnings momentum driven by defined cost efficiencies, focused international growth and increased retention (continued)⁵

32¹ Based on 2011 data of Polish regulator as per local GAAP² Includes Open Life3 Operations of HDI-Gerling Zycie and HDI-AsekuracjaSource: KNF based on local GAAPCombined(incl. deposit premiums)31.6%17.6%8.3%7.4%6.9%6.4%5.9%4.8%2.9%PZUERGOVIGAllianzAviva…

Combined 2011 market share in Poland by GWP

Now #2 Polish Insurance Group¹ Poland is the largest market in CEE

CEE insurance markets by GWP 2011

Note: CEE insurance market defined as CEE and Turkey; excluding Russia, total premiums of \$57.1bn as of 2011Source: Swiss Re Sigma (3/2012)

Poland, the largest market in CEE, has become Talanx's second home market

Key investment highlights

Solid capitalisation enhanced by diversification benefit embedded in business model –Regulatory Capital

Talanx has extensive experience in innovative capital management As of 31 Dec 2011, available funds include €1.5bn of subordinated debt², of which €300m provided by Meiji Yasuda Life (the latter will be converted into equity at IPO price) Goodwill of €867m as of 30 June 2012³ (out of total shareholders' equity of €6.1bn) Successful issue of €500m new hybrid in April 2012 to partially refinance callable bonds (2014/2015)

€204m (nominal) buy-back of legacy outstanding hybrid bonds in July 2012

¹ Talanx Group based on the Solvency of HDI V.a.G. (HDI V.a.G. is the relevant legal entity for the calculation of group solvency from a regulatory perspective)

² €1.5bn of the Group's total subordinated debt (€2.6bn) are eligible for Solvency I capital (after accounting for minority interest and capped by regulatory thresholds)

3 As reported in the 1H 2012 report before Warta acquisition

Solid solvency and high quality capital with relatively low goodwill supporting optimal balance sheet strength

Solid capitalisation enhanced by diversification benefit embedded in business model –Economic Capital

Economic capital adequacy

(As of 31.12.2011, €bn, after minorities)

¹ Own funds under TERM calculation

² Solvency capital requirement and capital adequacy ratio for 99.97% VaR, after minorities, group view

3 Solvency capital requirement and capital adequacy ratio for 99.5% VaR, after minorities, group view

Economic capital adequacy comfortably above AA rating level, with sufficient buffer for volatility andregulatory developments

Solid capitalisation enhanced by diversification benefit embedded in business model –Ratings Capital

	S da d ta n r	& Po 's or	A. M Be t s
	Gr de a	Ou t lo k o	Gr de a	Ou t lo k o
1 Gr Ta lan ou p x			A	S b le ta
2 Ta lan Pr im Gr ary ou p x	A+	S b le ta
3 Ha Re bg nn ov er su rou p	A A–	S b le ta	A+	S b le ta

Current financial strength ratings

S&P rating of Talanx Primary GroupCapitalisation Strong Investments Very Strong Operating performanceStrong Financial FlexibilityStrong Liquidity Strong Financial Strength Rating: A+ (Stable)Competitive PositionStrong Accounting Good ERM Strong

• ¹ The designation used by A. M. Best for the Group is "Talanx AG and its leading non-life direct insurance operation and its leading life insurance operation"
• ² This rating applies to the core members of Talanx Primary Group (the subgroup of primary insurers in Talanx Group); see description on the right side
• 3 This rating applies to Hannover Re and its major core companies. The Hannover Re subgroup corresponds to the Talanx Group Reinsurance segment

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Key investment highlights

Shareholder value-based targets delivered by best-in-class management team

Combination of long term Talanx¹ veterans with leading outside talent recently brought in from main competitors and an entrepreneurial corporate culture drive maximisation of shareholder value

¹ Or predecessor firms

Shareholder value-based targets delivered by best-in-class management team (continued)

Value based management on track to be fully implemented within Group

Key investment highlights

O I I P a n	S d E i t t q u y o r y
O I I l t o o u	k

Forecast for Talanx Group 2012

G W i P i t t r o s s r e n r e m m u	€ 2 6 b n ~
I d i l L i t n s r a n e s • u	€ 3. 4 b n ~
R i l G t e a e r m a n y •	€ b 6. 7 n ~
R i l I i l t t t e a n e r n a o n a •	€ 3. 3 b n ~
N L i f R i • o n- e e n s u r a n c e	8- 9 % + ~
f L i d H l h R i t e a n e a e n s u r a n c •	8- 9 % e + ~
R i t t t e u r n o n n v e s m e n	4 % ~
G i t r o u p n e n c o m e	€ 6 0 0 m >
R i t t e u r n o n e q u y	l 1 0 % t c o s e o
D i i d d i f 3 5- 4 5 % t t d h d t t t t e n p a o r a o a r g e r a n g e v y u o w a r s e u p p e r e n o

[ ]Targets are subject to no major losses exceeding budget (cat), no turbulences on capital markets (capital), and no material currency fluctuations (currency).

Targets for Talanx Group 2013

G W i P i t t r o s s r e n r e m u m	≥ € 2 7 b n
I d i l L i t n s r a n e s • u	≥ 4 %
R i l G t • e a e r m a n y	0 % ≥
R i l I i l t t t e a n e r n a o n a •	≥ 1 7 %
N L i f R i • o n- e e n s u r a n c e	3- 5 % + ~
i f i L d H l h R t e a n e a e n s u r a n c e •	5- 7 % + ~
i R t t t e u r n o n n v e s m e n	3. 5 % ~
G i t r o u p n e n c o m e	≥ € 6 5 0 m
R i t t e r n o n e q u u y	≥ 9 %
D i i d d i t t v e n p a y o u r a o	3 5- 4 5 % t t a r g e r a n g e

[ ]Targets are subject to no major losses exceeding budget (cat), no turbulences on capital markets (capital), and no material currency fluctuations (currency).

A d g e n a
O S I I P d E i t t a n q o r u y y
I I O l k t o o u
A d i Q F i i l d P j U d 3 t t p p e n n a n c a s a n r o e c p a e s x

Q3 2012 results – Key messages

Increase in 9M 2012 group income primarily driven by improved technical result and higher net investment income

Shareholders' equity up 21% ytd to ~ €6.6bn (before capital hike from listing in October)

Material increase in off-balance sheet reserves to ~€4.4bn (year-end 2011: ~€2.7bn)

Warta transaction closed on 1 July and first-time consolidated in Q3 2012

Warta upgraded from "BBB+" to "A" by Standard & Poor's (July 2012)Hannover Re upgraded from "A" to "A+" by A.M. Best (Sept 2012)S&P confirms Insurer Financial Strength Rating of Talanx Primary Group (A+/stable). ERM rated "strong" (Sept 2012)

Summary of 9M 2012

€m I F R S ,	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	1 9, 8 4 7	1 7, 8 4 3	1 1 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	1 5, 8 5 1	1 4, 2 1 6	1 2 % +
Ne de i ing l t u t t n rw r re su	( ) 1, 1 4 6	( ) 1, 3 6 6	n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	2, 8 1 7	2, 3 5 2	2 0 % +
Op ( ) ing l E B I T t t er a re su	1, 3 1 2	7 1 8	8 3 % +
f Ne inc ino i ies t te t om e a r m r	5 4 9	3 2 7	6 8 % +
Ke ios t y ra	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Co b ine d io l i fe t m ra no n- ins d ins ur an ce a n re ur an ce	9 1 % 7.	1 0 2. 0 %	-4 9 % ts p
1 Re inv tu tm t rn on es en	4. 3 %	3. 8 %	0. 5 % ts + p
Ba lan he t ce s e	M 9 2 0 1 2	F Y 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Inv d. tm ts t. es en un ow n m g m	8 3, 2 0 0	7 5, 7 5 0	1 0 % +
Go dw i l l o	1, 1 5 3	6 9 0	6 7 % +
To l a ta ts ss e	1 2 8, 5 5 9	1 1 5, 2 7 3	1 2 % +
Te hn ica l p is ion c rov s	8 9, 7 3 3	8 3, 1 1 8	8 % +
To l s ha ho l de ' i ta ty re rs eq u	1 0, 6 2 7	8, 6 9 4	2 2 % +
S ha ho l de ' i ty re rs eq u	6, 5 7 2	5, 4 0 9	2 2 % +

1 AnnualisedNote: Differences due to rounding may occur.

Comments

• Double-digit growth in gross written premium and in net premium earned
• Strong rise in net investment income reflecting both an increased return on investment as well as a larger asset base
• Materially improved technical result despite policyholder participation in net investment income
• Combined ratio down 4.9%pts to 97.1%
• Bottom-line result benefits from low tax rate of below 19% in 9M 2012

Ability to translate top-line growth into strong bottom-line momentum

Summary of Q3 2012

S €m I F R ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	6, 2 6 4	5, 4 2 1	1 6 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	5, 5 5 6	4, 8 2 6	1 5 % +
Ne de i ing l t u t t n rw r re su	( ) 4 5 2	( ) 2 1 7	n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	1, 0 6 8	7 1 3	5 0 % +
Op ing l ( E B I T ) t t er a re su	4 5 9	2 8 9	5 9 % +
Ne inc f ino i ies t te t om e a r m r	1 9 6	1 1 4	7 2 % +
Ke ios t y ra	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Co fe b ine d io l i t m ra no n- ins d ins ur an ce a n re ur an ce	9 5. 4 %	9 1. 9 %	3. 5 % ts + p
1 Re inv tu tm t rn on es en	4. 8 %	3. 4 %	1. 4 % ts + p
Ba lan he t ce s e	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 4 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
Inv d. tm ts t. es en un ow n m g m	8 3, 2 0 0	7 5, 7 5 0	1 0 % +
Go dw i l l o	1, 1 5 3	6 9 0	6 7 % +
To l a ta ts ss e	1 2 8, 5 5 9	1 1 5, 2 7 3	1 2 % +
Te hn ica l p is ion c rov s	8 9, 7 3 3	8 3, 1 1 8	8 % +
To l s ha ho l de ' i ta ty re rs eq u	1 0, 6 2 7	8, 6 9 4	2 2 % +
S ha ho l de ' i ty re rs eq u	6, 5 7 2	5, 4 0 9	2 2 % +

1 AnnualisedNote: Differences due to rounding may occur.

Comments

• Strong growth momentum in gross written premium and net premium earned
• Decline in net underwriting result largely driven by a negative base effect from Q3 2011
• Even higher EBIT momentum on the back of excellent net investment income
• Net income additionally boosted by a positive Q3 tax effect: intended merger of legal entities within Retail Germany in Q4 2012 allows for the capitalisation of €280m tax losses carry forward, leading to a gross tax revenue of €84m in Q3

Strong top- and bottom-line momentum continues in Q3 2012

P&L – GWP and EBIT trend

• Q3 2012 result improved on top-line and on bottom-line level
• Adjusted for acquisition growth, GWP grew by well above 10% in Q3 2012
• EBIT in 9M 2012 has already surpassed the FY2011 level by ~6%

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P&L – Combined ratio

Development of net combined ratio

Combined ratio by segment/selected carrier

	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1
In du ia l L ine tr s s	9 7. 5 %	6 1. 0 %
Re i l Ge ta rm an y	9 0. 1 %	1 0 1. 1 %
Re ta i l In ter t ion l na a	9 6. 1 %	9 9. 8 %
Se S. H D I A. Br i l g uro s az ,	9 6. 1 %	9 9. 8 %
H D I Se S. A. Me ico g uro s x ,	8 7. 3 %	9 3. 0 %
T U i R W S. A. Po lan d * ta ar ,	7 8. 8 %	--
T U Eu S. A. Po lan d * rop a ,	1 0 2. 1 %	--
H D I As ku j T U S. A. Po lan d e rac a ,	1 2 1. 3 %	9 3. 4 %
H D I S ig A. Ş. Tu ke ta or r y ,	1 2 0. 9 %	1 3 5. 6 %
H D I As icu ion i S. A. I ly ta s raz p. ,	9 8. 1 %	9 6. 8 %
i fe ins No L Re n- ur an ce	9 5. 8 %	9 5. 1 %

* TU Europa transaction closed on 1 June 2012; Warta on 1 July 2012

Net combined ratio for Talanx Group remains well below 100%

Substantial decline in major losses (net)

( €m )		Pr im ins ar y ur an ce	Re ins ur an ce	Ta lan Gr x ou p
Na Ca t t
W in da ter ma g es Po lan d	/ Fe bru Ma h ary rc	1 0. 7		1 0. 7
S U S A tor m	Ma h 2 – 3 rc		6. 1	6. 1
Ea hq ke I ly ( I ) t ta r ua	Ma 2 0 y		4 0. 7	4 0. 7
( ) Ea hq ke I ly I I t ta r ua	2 9 Ma y	6. 7	1 8. 3	2 5. 0
Dr h U S A t au g	Ju ly		4 9. 2	4 9. 2
Ty ho "H i ku i ", p on a Ta iwa n	2 Au t g us		1 2. 5	1 2. 5
Hu ica "Is ", U S A rr ne aa c	Au 2 4 – 3 1 t g us		1 1. 4	1 1. 4
To l Na Ca ta t t		1 7. 4	1 3 8. 2	1 5 5. 6
Co Co ta d ia s nc or	1 3 Ja nu ary		3 8. 2	3 8. 2
C he is k Ma l try m p ar r	Ma h 3 1 rc	1 3. 2		1 3. 2
F ire / Pr ty op er		1 9. 4		1 9. 4
Tr t an sp or			1 6. 6	1 6. 6
To l o he lar ta t r g e los se s		3 2. 6	5 4. 8	8 4 7.
To l m j los ta a or se s		5 0. 0	1 9 3. 0	2 4 3. 0
Im Co b ine d t o p ac n m	Ra io t			2. 8 %p ts

• Net burden from major losses of €243m in 9M 2012
• This compares with €860m in 9M 2011
• Impact on combined ratio decreases from 11.3%pts in 2011 to 2.8%pts in 2012
• Q3 2012 major loss events only in Reinsurance

Segments – Industrial Lines

P&L for Q3 results

€m I F R S ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	6 0 2	5 5 0	1 0 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	4 0 0	3 6 7	9 % +
Ne de i in l t u t t n rw r g re su	1 1	1 4 3	( 9 3 % )
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	6 8	2 8	1 4 3 % +
Op in l ( E B I T ) t t er a g re su	5 4	1 0 8	( 5 ) 0 %
Gr inc t ou p ne om e	3 5	8 5	( 5 9 % )
inv Re tu tm t rn o n es en ( l ise d ) an nu a	4. 0 %	1. % 7	2. 3 % ts p +

Comments

• Strong top-line momentum both on 9M (+11% y/y) as well as on quarterly level (+10% y/y)
• Favourable premium momentum continues in Q3 2012, with special momentum from fire, liability and fleet business
• Target to increase self-retention with capital raised from the IPO to lever organic growth potential
• Dublin-based captive Talanx Reinsurance prepared to expand business. A.M. Best just assigned a "A" Financial Strength Rating
• Combined ratio over the first nine months 2012 at an excellent 94.3%

Strong organic growth momentum backed by favourable trend in various lines

Segments – Retail Germany

P&L for Q3 results

€m I F ,	R S			Q 3 2 0	1 2	Q 3 2	0 1 1	c	ha ng e
Gr os s w	i t te r n p re	ium m		1, 5 4	0	1, 4	8 2		4 % +
O f w h ic h L i fe				1, 2 6	9	1, 2	0 2		6 % +
O f w h	ic h No L n-	i fe		2 7	1	2	8 0		( ) 3 %
Ne t p re	ium m e ar	d ne		1, 2 9	8	1, 2	9 4		0 % +-
Ne t u n	de i in t rw r	l t g re su		( 4 1 1	)	( 3	) 7 5		n. a.
O f w h	ic h L i fe			( 4 4	8 )	( 3	0 ) 7		n.a
O f w h ic h No L i fe n-				3	7		( ) 5		n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e				4 2	3	3	8 5		1 0 % +
Op in l ( E B I T ) t t er a g re su				( 1 1	)	( 2 )			n. a.
Gr inc t ou p ne om e			5	5	1 0			4 3 6 % +
Re tu rn ( l an nu a C b o m	inv o n es ise d ) i d n e r a	tm t en i * t o		4. 3	%	4.	1 %	0. +	2 % ts p
9 9 %	1 0 5 %	1 0 1 %	1 0 1	%		1 0 5 %	1 1 2	%	9 0 %
71 %	69 %	64 %	66	%		68 %	75	%	58 %
28 %	36 %	37 %	35	%		37 %	36	%	32 %
Q 1 2 01 1	Q 2 2 01 1	Q 3 2 01 1	Q 4 2	01 1		Q 1 2 01 2	Q 2 2	01 2	Q 3 2 01 2
		Ex p en se	io rat	Lo ss	io rat
*in cl. ne	inte inc fu nd wit hh eld d c de its t t tra ct res om e on s an on p os

Comments

• Retail Germany fully in line with target to achieve a flat top-line result in FY2012
• Material improvement in Q3 combined ratio offsets special effects from H1 2012
• Merger of two German P&C entities into HDI Versicherung AG was decisive step to streamline product offering and processes and raise efficiency
• ZZR forecast at ~€290m (HGB) for FY 2012 (FY2011: €112m). PVFP impairment of ~€30m post taxes taken under IFRS
• €83m reserve strengthening for the four German life carriers on the back of BGH court ruling on surrender values (FY2012 estimate fully taken in Q3 2012)

Decisive quarter to strengthen the segment and raise its efficiency

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Status WIR: First milestones in implementation reached

Preparation Detailed design/planning Implementation Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 t Basic agreement on restructuring paper achieved with group workers' council - Adoption of the social plan as a follow-up to the basic agreement- Major implementation milestones defined and synchronized between e.g. sales & back office- Implementation plan finalized -Decision about basic agreement, 24 Apr 2012Start implementation1 Jun 2012 Implementation started with first specific measures focused on HR and business premises- First on-site moves took place (Hamburg/Leipzig to Hannover, Dortmund/Düsseldorf to Essen) Detailed plan for consolidation of further locations in 2013: Mainz, Cologne, Munich to Essen, Berlin to Hannover Build-up of central scanning/ indexing in Hannover completed Concrete steps to raise efficiency and effectiveness of sales network Key objectives formulated - Establishment of "Retail Germany" as a separate business segment Strengthening the division and its customer focus Substantial cost savings through state-of-the-art workflow processes One single P&C carrier in the futureImplementation in 2012 on track, implementation plan 2013 started

WIR program implementation on track to deliver total ~€140m run-rate saving p.a. by 2016 (before taxesand policyholders' share). Fully on track to reach 2012 interim targets

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Segments – Retail International

P&L for Q3 results

€m I F R S ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	8 9 7	5 8 0	5 5 % +
O f w h ic h L i fe	2 6 5	1 4 3	9 % 7 +
O f w h ic h No L i fe n-	6 4 2	4 3 7	4 7 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	7 2 3	4 4 1	6 4 % +
Ne de i in l t u t t n rw r g re su	( 4 )	( 1 9 )	n. a.
O f w h ic h L i fe	( 2 7 )	( 1 9 )	n.a
O f w fe h ic h No L i n-	2 3	1	n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	8 3	2 6	2 1 9 % +
Op in l ( E B I T ) t t er a g re su	2 3	( 7 )	n. a.
Gr inc t ou p ne om e	8	( ) 6	n.a
Re inv tu tm t rn o n es en ( l ise d ) an nu a	7. 0 %	3. 1 %	3. 9 % ts p +
C b i d i * t o m n e r a o
1 0 0 % 1 0 0 % 1 0 0 % 9	8 %	1 0 0 % 9 8	% 9 6 %
70 % 70 % 70 %	71 %	71 % 70	% 71 %
30 % 30 % 30 %	27 %	29 % 28	% 25 %
Q Q Q Q 1 2 01 1 2 2 01 1 3 2 01 1	4 2 01 1	Q Q 1 2 01 2 2 2	Q 01 2 3 2 01 2
Ex io rat p en se *in cl. inte inc fu nd wit t t ne res om e on s	Lo io rat ss hh eld d c tra an on	de its ct p os

Comments

• Material improvement of top-line and technical result supported by recent acquisitions
• Organic gross written premium growth at midsingle digit percentage level
• Closure of Warta transaction on 1 July 2012 makes Talanx the second-largest player on the Polish P&C and life insurance markets
• Warta and TU Europa already make a sizeable contribution to the business in Q3, delivering some €270m in GWP and a material share of this quarter's EBIT
• Improvement in the segment's combined ratio continued in Q3 2012

Acquired companies play a significant part in boosting sales and profitability

Status Poland: Successful closing of both transactions III

TU Europa Joint acquisition by Talanx International and Meiji Yasuda closed on 1 June Talanx, Meiji Yasuda and Getin Holding have squeezed out remaining shareholders Stock delisted in October 2012Warta Acquisition by Talanx International from KBC closedon 1 July and subsequent transfer of 30% stake to Meiji Yasuda on 3 July Merger of existing HDI and Warta non-life businesses and integration of existing HDI life business into Warta Life closed on 28 December, increasing shareholdingof Talanx in Warta from 70 to 75%TU EuropaWartaShareholding in Polish entitiesGetin Holding16.54%Meiji Yasuda33.46%Talanx 50.0%+ 1ShareTalanx 75%Meiji Yasuda25%Warta impact on Talanx Q3 2012:~€203m GWP contribution~double-digit €m EBIT contribution€271m goodwill

Highly attractive acquisitions make Talanx the No 2 player in the most important CEE market

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IIIStatus Poland: Implementation phase started for Warta

28 December 2012Legal merger Warta and HDI closed Implementation10 July 2012S&P raised Warta's Counterparty Credit and Insurer Financial Strength Rating from BBB+ to A Warta integration project "BEST" (BE Stronger Together) in implementation phaseIntegration plan Detailed design/planning Phase 1 Phase 2 Phase 3 t Organizational set-up second level - Brand positioning - Closing of deal with KBC - Transfer of 30% stake to Meiji Yasuda -Signing,19 Jan 2012Closing of acquisition, 1 July 2012 Warta Re-Branding -Next steps: Legal merger of the companies Implementation of organizational changes (functional structure, centralized operations, multichannel distribution) Launch of implementation projects in IT (common IT, P&C architecture from HDI, life system from Warta) Integration sponsors - Organizational set-up first level - IT target systems - Brand decision - Internal and external communication plan -Identified cost synergies of €40mApproval of integration plan, 20 April 20123 July 2012Common managementteam in place-

Making use of the best components from both worlds, Warta's and HDI's

Segments – Non-Life Reinsurance

P&L for Q3 results

€m I F R S ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	1, 8 1 7	1, 6 7 6	8 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	1, 1 4 7	1, 4 3 5	1 1 % +
Ne de i in l t u t t n rw r g re su	7 0	7 1	( 1 ) %
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	3 0 2	1 8 1	6 % 7 +
Op in l ( E B I T ) t t er a g re su	3 5 1	1 8 4	9 1 % +
Gr inc t ou p ne om e	1 0 8	6 4	6 9 % +
inv Re tu tm t rn o n es en ( l ise d ) an nu a	5. 0 %	5 3. %	5 1. % ts p +

Comments

• Strong GWP growth both on Q3 (+8% y/y) as well as on 9M 2012 level (+13% y/y); growth momentum from specialty lines, US and Asianproperty, European markets
• Net major losses of €193m ytd (3.8% of NPE) stand €550m below last year's level and €215m below budget
• Impressively increased net investment incomedespite low interest rate environment
• GWP growth target raised for 2012 to ~+8-9%

Strong bottom-line outperforms top-line growth

Segments – Life/Health Reinsurance

P&L for Q2 results

S €m I F R ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	1, 9 0 5	1, 3 4 4	1 8 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	1, 4 2 0	1, 1 8 9	1 9 % +
Ne de i in l t u t t n rw r g re su	( 1 1 ) 7	( 3 ) 7	n. a.
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	2 0 1	9 9	1 0 2 % +
Op in l ( E B I T ) t t er a g re su	7 6	6 1	5 2 % +
Gr inc t ou p ne om e	2 9	2 0	4 6 % +
Re inv tu tm t rn o n es en ( l ise d ) an nu a	6. 4 %	1. 3 %	5. 1 % ts p +

EBIT (€m)

Comments

• Very strong top-line momentum: +18% y/y in 3Q 2012, +14% y/y in 9M 2012
• Momentum mainly from US, Australia, China and UK-longevity BATs
• Technical result impacted by less favourablemortality results in the US
• Net investment income affected by increase in assets under management; unrealised gainsfrom ModCo derivatives contributed €~35m in 3Q (9M: €46m)
• Low tax ratio due to good profitability of Irishand Bermudan subsidiaries
• GWP growth target raised for 2012 to ~+8-9% (previously: ~+5-7%)

¹ Includes government and semi-government entities part of which are guaranteed by the Federal Republic of Germany, other EU countries or German federal states

High share of investments in highly rated fixed-income securities

Investments – Details on GIIPS exposure

Total GIIPS exposure manageable

€m	Gov ern me	nt b ond s		Cor ate por
GIIP S e xpo sur e (30 Se pt 2 012 )	Sov ign ere	i- Sov Sem ign ere	Fina ncia l	Cor ate por	Cov d ere	Oth er	Tot al
Gre ece	3	-	-	-	-	-	3
Irela nd	243	-	19	34	157	175	628
Italy	636	-	419	269	949	-	2,27 3
Por al tug	26	-	-	3	7	-	36
Spa in	119	222	103	237	579	-	1,26 0
Tot al	1,02 7	222	541	543	1,69 2	175	4,2 00

Details on sovereign exposure in €m (30 Sept 2012)

Total: €1,026m (amortized cost), €1,027m (fair value)

Comments

• GIIPS sovereign exposure represents only 0.8% of total assets (Q2 2012: 0.9%), or 1.2% of assets under own management (1.3%)
• Total GIIPS exposure incl. private sector assets stands at well below 3.5% of total assets
• 63% of the group's exposure to Italian government bond exposure is held by Italian subsidiary HDI Assicurazioni S.p.A.
• Majority of "Italy" exposure in financials and covered bonds stems from non-Italian subsidiaries of Italian banks
• More than 80% of Spanish banking exposure in Spanish covered bonds. €120m of these issued by non-Spanish subsidiaries of Spanish banks

Exposure to GIIPS sovereigns accounts for less than 1% of total assets

Net investment income

Net investment income Talanx Group

S €m I F R ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
Or d ina inv inc tm t ry es en om e	8 1 9	7 6 8	7 % +
he f c inv inc t t tm t reo urr en es en om e fro in ter t m es	4 6 7	0 2 7	6 % +
f p f / fro T he i t los ha in reo ro s m s res ia te d c ies as so c om p an	0	1	n.a
Re l ise d n ins inv t g tm ts a e a on es en	1 0 7	1 0 9	( 2 ) %
/w W i te- i te- do r up s r wn s o n inv tm ts es en	( ) 8	( ) 7 9	n.a
Un l ise d n ins / los t g rea e a se s o n inv tm ts es en	8 9	( ) 1 3 1	n.a
Inv tm t e es en xp en se s	2 3	3 3	( ) 3 0 %
Inc fro inv de tm ts om e m es en un r t ow n m an ag em en	9 8 4	6 3 4	5 5 % +
Inc fro inv tm t c tra ts om e m es en on c	3	0	n. a.
In inc fu ds i h he l d te t t res om e o n n w i d c tra t de ts an on c p os	8 2	9 7	4 % +
To l ta	1, 0 6 9	1 3 7	5 0 % +

Comments

• In 9M 2012, the 22% increase in income frominvestments under own management is primarilydriven by unrealised net gains on investments (43% contribution) and by a remarkable increase in ordinaryinvestment income (38% contribution)
• Write-downs have come down for each segment ytdgiven the market environment and risk-sensitiveinvestment strategy
• This is also reflected in the very low level of writedowns in Q3 2012

Unrealised net gains on investments as well as ordinary investment income as driving factors

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Equity and capitalization – Solid equity base

Optimized capital structure (€bn)

• Significant increase in shareholders' equity in 9M 2012 driven by €549m net income and unrealised (onbalance sheet) gains from investments
• In addition, off-balance sheet reserves, as shown on p. 27, up by nearly €1.7bn from FY 2011
• Successful buy-back of two selected hybrid bonds at a nominal amount of ~€204m settled in July 2012. Interest saving of ~€12m p.a. until first call date
• Goodwill rises by €463m ytd from acquisitions of Metropolitana in Q1 (€43m), TU Europa in Q2 (€134m) and Warta in Q3 (€271) to a still moderate level of €1,153m

Material improvement of Talanx's capital position even ahead of the IPO

Equity and capitalisation – Unrealised gains

Unrealised gains and losses (off and on balance sheet) as of 30 September 2012 (€m)

Talanx's off-balance sheet reserves stand at above €4.4bn end of September 2012

Key financials - 9M 2012III

	I d i l L i t n u s r a n e s		R i l G t e a e r m a n y			R i l I i l t t t e a n e r n a o n a
€m I F R S ,	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e	M 9 2 0 1 2	M 9 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
P & L
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	2, 8 4 9	2, 5 5 6	1 1 % +	0 6 5, 5	0 0 6 5,	1 % +	2, 2 3 1	1, 7 7 5	2 6 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	1, 1 8 2	1, 0 9 5	8 % +	3, 9 0 8	3, 8 8 2	1 % +	1, 8 0 1	1, 3 5 9	3 3 % +
Ne de i ing l t u t t n rw r re su	6 9	7 4	( ) 7 %	( 1, 1 2 1 )	( 9 2 ) 7	n.a	( ) 2 5	( ) 5 2	n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	1 8 1	1 5 1	2 0 % +	1, 2 3 6	1, 1 4 9	8 % +	2 0 1	1 1 2	7 9 %
Op ( ) ing l E B I T t t er a re su	2 1 5	1 6 8	2 8 % +	6 4	1 1 1	( 4 2 ) %	7 5	1 6	3 6 9 % +
Ne inc f ino i ies t te t om e a r m r	1 3 6	1 2 5	9 % +	1 0 6	8 5	( 2 4 ) %	3 9	1 0	2 9 0 % +
Ke io t ra s y
Co b ine d io l i fe t m ra no n- ins d ins ur an ce a n re ur an ce	9 4. 3 %	9 3. 1 %	1. 2 % ts + p	1 0 2. 3 %	1 0 1. 8 %	0. 5 % ts + p	9 8 % 7.	9 9. 9 %	-2 1 % ts p
1 Re inv tu tm t rn on es en	3. 6 %	3. 0 %	0. 6 % +	4. 3 %	4. 1 %	0. 2 % ts p +	5. 9 %	4. 5 %	1. 4 % +

1 Annualised

Note: Differences due to rounding may occur.

Key financials - 9M 2012 (continued)III

	N L i f R i o n- e e n s r a n c e u		L i f d H l h t e a n e a i R e n s u r a n c e			G r o p u
S €m I F R ,	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e	9 M 2 0 1 2	9 M 2 0 1 1	C ha ng e
P & L
Gr i ium t te os s w r n p re m	5, 8 9 7	5, 2 2 1	1 3 % +	4, 3 9 9	3, 8 4 4	1 5 % +	1 9, 8 4 7	1 7, 8 4 3	1 1 % +
Ne ium d t p re m e ar ne	5, 0 1 8	4, 3 9 1	1 4 % +	3, 9 4 1	3, 4 8 7	1 3 % +	1 5, 8 5 1	1 4, 2 1 6	1 2 % +
Ne de i ing l t u t t n rw r re su	1 7 0	( ) 2 2 4	n.a	( ) 2 3 8	( ) 1 9 3	n.a	( ) 1, 1 4 6	( ) 1, 3 6 6	n.a
Ne inv inc t tm t es en om e	7 3 0	6 0 8	2 0 % +	4 8 6	3 5 0	3 9 % +	2, 8 1 7	2, 3 5 2	2 0 %
Op ing l ( E B I T ) t t er a re su	8 0 6	3 5 2	1 2 9 % +	2 1 5	1 4 7	4 7 % +	1, 3 1 2	1 8 7	8 3 % +
Ne inc f ino i ies t te t om e a r m r	2 5 5	1 3 4	9 0 % +	8 1	6 1	3 3 % +	5 4 9	3 2 7	6 8 % +
Ke io t y ra s
Co b ine d io l i fe t m ra no n- ins d ins ur an ce a n re ur an ce	9 6, 5 %	1 0 4. 9 %	-8 4 % ts p	---	---	---	9 1 % 7.	1 0 2. 0 %	-4 9 % ts p
1 Re inv tu tm t rn on es en	4. 1 %	3. 8 %	0. 3 % ts + p	5. 2 %	2. 9 %	2. 3 % ts + p	4. 3 %	3. 8 %	0. 5 % ts + p

1 Annualised

Note: Differences due to rounding may occur.

Q3 2012 results – GWP of main risk carriersIII

1,482 +4%

R i l G t e a e r m a n y
G S W P, €m I F R ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
No l i fe Ins n- ur an ce	2 7 1	2 8 0	( ) 3 %
1 G H D I Ve ic he A rs run g	2 3 5	2 3 3	1 % +
L i fe d He l t h Re ins an a ur an ce	1, 2 6 9	1, 2 0 2	6 % +
G H D I Le be ic he A ns ve rs run g	5 3 3	5 6 5	( ) 6 %
2 le be Le be ic he A G ne ue n ns ve rs run g	2 4 6	2 1 4	1 % 5 +
T A R G O Le be ic he A G ns ve rs run g	2 4 3	2 2 3	9 % +
3 P B Le be ic he A G ns ve rs run g	2 1 3	4 0	4 3 0 % +
3 P B V Le be ic he A G ns ve rs run g	–	1 2 6	n.a

Entity results from Sept 2012 merger of HDI Direkt Versicherung AG and HDI-Gerling Firmen und Privat Versicherung AG

1,540

2Talanx ownership 67.5%

Total

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• PB Leben and PBV Leben have been merged in 2011
• Talanx ownership 70%; closed on 1 July 2012
• Talanx ownership 50% + 1 share; closed on 1 June 2012

Numbers for main carriers represent data entry values.

R i l I i l t t t e a n e r n a o n a
G W P, €m I F R S ,	Q 3 2 0 1 2	Q 3 2 0 1 1	ha c ng e
No l i fe Ins n- ur an ce	6 4 2	4 3 7	4 7 % +
H D I Se S. A. Br i l g uro s az ,	2 0 3	2 1 9	( ) 7 %
4., T U i R W S. A Po lan d * ta ar	1 3 2	–	n.a
5., S. T U Eu A Po lan d * rop a	2 0	–	n.a
S. H D I As ku j T U A. Po lan d e rac a ,	6 5	6 0	1 0 % +
H D I As icu ion i S. A. I ly ( P & C ) ta s raz p. ,	7 6	6 9	1 0 % +
H D I Se S. A. De C. V. Me ico g uro s x ,	2 3	2 1	8 % +
Me l i Me ico ( P & C ) tro tan p o a, x	1 2	–	n.a
H D I S ig A. Ş. Tu ke ta or r y ,	4 2	2 8	4 9 % +
i fe ins L d He l t h Re an a ur an ce	2 5 6	1 4 3	9 % 7 +
4, S. T U W Zy ie A. Po lan d ta ar c	7 0	–	n.a
5, T U Eu Po lan d rop a	2 1	–	n.a
5 Op L i fe en	2 8	–	n.a
Ge H D I- l ing Zy ie, Po lan d r c	2 4	4 1	( ) 4 2 %
H D I As icu ion i S. A. I ly ( L i fe ) ta s raz p. ,	3 4	3 0	1 5 % +
To l ta	8 9 7	5 8 0	5 5 % +

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