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Realising a unique growth opportunity
Salomon Smith Barney Conference
Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited 6 March 2002
Peter HawkinsGroup MD, Personal Financial Services
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Agenda
• What we said last year
– Applying specialisation focus to the customer businesses
• Where we are today
• The growth “prize”
• How we will win the “prize”
– FM Joint Venture with ING
– Customer Relationship Management
– Restoring Customer Faith
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What we said last August
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The Personal Portfolio – today’s themes
A Portfolio of specialist Customer and Product
Businesses with important interdependencies
• Specialisation works
• Now applying specialisation to the rest of the
Personal portfolio
• Significant customer and bottom line benefits
RealisingRealising a unique growth opportunitya unique growth opportunity
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The Personal Portfolio – today’s themes
A Portfolio of specialist Customer and Product
Businesses with important interdependencies
• Specialisation works
• Now applying specialisation to the rest of the
Personal portfolio
• Significant customer and bottom line benefits
RealisingRealising a unique growth opportunitya unique growth opportunity
Slide from PFS strategy presentation, August 2001
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Our targets
• Increase NPAT by 15%+ CAGR to 2005
• Continue above market growth momentum of product businesses
• Develop above market growth momentum in customer businesses
• Continue to drive productivity to fund growth investments
• Grow customers faster than our peers
– 1 million new customers by 2005
• Double customer and staff advocacy by 2004
– Publicly report results
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Where we are today – specialist product and customer businesses*
Peter HawkinsGroup MD PFS
Elmer Funke KupperGroup MD Personal
Customers
Australia Consumer
New Zealand Consumer Murray Horn
Wealth Management Craig Coleman
Mortgages
Greg Camm
Asset Finance
Elizabeth Proust
Cons. Finance & Cards
Brian Hartzer
Small Business
Graham Hodges
Pacific & Retail Asia
Bob Lyon
Restoring Customer Faith
Australia Rural Financial Services
ING Joint Venture
* Structure takes effect from 1 April 2002
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Where we are today – financially in good shape
• Personal continues to perform well, albeit unlikely to continue at historical CAGR of 31%
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Cons Fin & Cards
PFS - Overall
Arrears > 60 daysAustralia
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• Risk is carefully managed
• Arrears in PFS provide no indication of systemic deterioration
PFS NPAT
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Where we are today – customer satisfaction
• Our specialised product businesses have performed very well in terms of customer satisfaction
Customer Satisfaction
8.27.4 7.4 7.7
Cards
7.9 7.3 7.6 7.4
Mortgages
6.5 6.4 6.4 6.6
Metro
7.1 7.0 6.9 7.2
Regional
7.1 6.9 6.7 6.9
Wealth
6.6 6.0 6.5 6.5
SMB
• Our customer businesses have performed less well, but still in line with peers
ANZ
CBA
NABWBC
Source: Roberts Research 2001
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Product success has driven customer numbers, but we lag in wallet share
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Share of Wallet*
• We now have the opportunity to translate this into higher wallet penetration
PFS Customer Numbers
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• The success of our product businesses has delivered strong growth in customer numbers
Share of total financial wallet
Share of traditional banking financial wallet* Source: Roy Morgan Research
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Existing revenue $4.0b*
The growth prize is substantial
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Customer #’s (m)
~37% ~44%**
Peer Average
Share of Customer Wallet
** Average share of wallet for CBA, NAB, WBC [Australia] source: Roy Morgan Research
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Total potential revenue growth - $2.0b
Increased wallet on higher
share $200m7.3
Increase Market Share•1m new customers•Potential revenue - $1.0b
Increase Wallet Share•Meet peer average•Potential revenue -$800m
* Australia & New Zealand
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Claiming the prize
Entering into a JV with ING
To move our Wealth Management
business towards a top 3 position
Leveraging CRM
To deepen the relationship we have with our customers
Restoring Customer Faith
To meet the needs of all stakeholders
Three strategic initiatives to claim
the prize
Applying a specialisation focus to our customer businesses
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What the ING JV means for ANZ
• Provides access to global brand, capabilities and best practice skills
• Creates a scale position in Funds Management in Australia & NZ
• Delivers a platform to improve sales and customer management within ANZ’s distribution network
• Master Trust and Wrap a/c
• Administration
• Life Insurance
• Provides access to additional distribution relationships
• Focus on IFA’s
Creates a unique
platform for growing our
Wealth Management
business
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What we will do differently
KRA’s in network do not encourage referrals•Little incentive to refer
•High incentive to retain TD balances
Insufficient promotion of WM products within network eg•‘Advice as a product’
•Key events•Seminars
Low knowledge of WM product range/lack of skills identifying need
Change in KRA’s to increase rates of referral
Improved referral management systems
Targeted promotion within network and direct to high potential customers
Simplified presentation of products
Proposed ModelBarrierQualified Referrals/Branch(Per Week)
1.1
3-4
Today Expected By 2005
600
44
Number Of ‘Potential Mass Affluent’ Customers
(‘000)
In ANZ Base
Referrals In
2001
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Leveraging CRM to deepen the relationship with our customers
CRM is gaining momentum
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Campaigns “MySales” Leads
No of campaigns per quarter
Leads generated (000’s)
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Early results are promising
• Propensity to buy modelling has significantly improved our ability to deepen the relationship we have with our customers
BAUControl
BAU Mailed CRM Mailed BAUControl
BAU Mailed CRM Mailed
Invitation to apply for Visa standby
Invitation to apply for Visa Classic with teaser rate
Response rate improved by
101%
Response rate improved by
66%
BAU – Business As Usual
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Restoring Customer Faith - meeting the needs of all stakeholders
Stakeholder Group
For Customers
For Staff
For Management
For the Shareholder
Objectives
§ Reduce queues and stuff-ups § Long term local team that works with the customer§ Minimise fees on transaction accounts
§ Remove obstacles which stop staff serving customers
§ Ensure Head Office is not the only place to make money, build a career & take decisions
§ Shift power to our frontline management
§ Create the opportunity to ‘run your own business’§ Create simpler, lighter-touch style of management§ Reduce rule-driven bureaucracy
§ Distinctive growth model for branch-based financial services
§ Superior profitability, reduced risk and the ability to win market share
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Restoring Customer Faith – a win for customers and shareholders
• New fee structure has delivered substantial increase in a/c growth
• Driven by new a/c’s, and reduced customer attrition
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18%growth
• Delivering unlimited fee free transactions to seniors has resulted in a substantial uplift in new deposit funds
Senior’s PrivilegeNew Fee Structure
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Summary
• We are applying specialisation to our customer businesses
• We continue to perform well
• We have a substantial opportunity in front of us
• Three key strategic initiatives to take advantage of this opportunity
– ING JV
– Leveraging CRM
– Restoring Customer Faith
Targets
• NPAT - 15% CAGR to 2005
• Double customer and staff advocacy by 2004
• 1 million new customers by 2005
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The material in this presentation is general background information about the Bank’s activities current at the date of the presentation. It is information given in summary form and does not purport to be complete. It is not intended to be relied upon as
advice to investors or potential investors and does not take into account the investment objectives, financial situation or needs of any particular investor. These
should be considered, with or without professional advice when deciding if an investment is appropriate.
For further information visit
www.anz.comor contact
Philip GentryHead of Investor Relations
ph: (613) 9273 4185 fax: (613) 9273 4091 e-mail: [email protected]
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