Investor Presentaiton
1. HSBC Group
Strategic differentiators enable a strategy focused on growth, improving returns,
and enhancing customer and employee experience
Strategic differentiators
1 Leading international bank
■ >50% of Group client revenue
connected to the network
Strategic priorities
Financial targets
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Accelerate growth from our Asian
franchise
ROTE1
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■ No 1 global transaction bank, gaining
market share
2 Unparalleled access to high growth
markets
■ Access to high growth developing
markets in Asia, Middle East and Latin
America
■ Investment aligned to high growth
markets to deliver shareholder value
Complete establishment of UK ring-
fenced bank, increase mortgage
market share, grow commercial
customer base, and improve
customer service
■ >11% by 2020
Gain market share and deliver
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growth from our international
network
Costs
■ Positive jaws
(adjusted, on
an annual
basis)
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Turn around our US business
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Improve capital efficiency; redeploy
capital into higher return businesses
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3 Signature balance sheet strength
Strong capital, funding and liquidity
position with diversified business
model
■ Conservative approach to credit risk
and liquidity management
■ Low earnings volatility
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Create capacity for increasing
investments in growth and
technology through efficiency gains
Capital
and
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Enhance customer centricity and
customer service
dividend
through investments in technology
Strong capital position and intrinsic
capital generation
80
Simplify the organisation and invest
in future skills
■ Sustain
dividends
through long-
term earnings
capacity of the
businesses
■ Share buy-
backs subject
to regulatory
approval
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A targeted reported ROTE of 11% is broadly equivalent to a reported return on equity of 10%; assumes a Group CET1 ratio greater than 14%. Return on tangible equity ('ROTE') is calculated as reported profit attributable to
ordinary shareholders less changes in goodwill and present value of in-force long term insurance business divided by average tangible shareholders' equity.
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