Triple Plan


2013

In 2013, the bank’s increased size and the difficult economic situation posed a number of challenges:

Performing and problem loans 2013

  • Performing loans
  • Foreclosed assets and doubtful balances
Customer spread

Lending breakdown by geography 2013

  • Spain
  • Other countries

2014-2016

The Triple Plan 2014-2016 was our response to these challenges:

2016

Problem assets cut by €7.4bn since 2013, amply exceeding the Triple Plan goal:

Performing and problem loans 2016

  • Performing loans
  • Foreclosed assets and doubtful balances
Customer spread

Lending breakdown by geography 2016

  • Spain
  • Other countries

Note: Foreclosed assets and doubtful exposures include 20% of the problem exposures covered by the APS. That risk is assumed by Sabadell under the APS protocol. Includes contingent risks.

The challenges have been met, the achievements recognised:


Reflected in the supervisor’s capital requirements (SREP)

In rating upgrades

The NPS rates customer experience

TSB was named the UK's "Best high-street bank"

Transformation

Balance sheet transformation

NPL ratio 13.6% NPL ratio 6.1%


Reduction in doubtful balances, excl. TSB
€ billion

At the end of 2015, after two years of faster-than-expected revenue growth, the Triple Plan targets for the reduction in doubtful balances and for total problem assets were increased.


Reduction in problem asset exposure, excl. TSB
€ billion

At 2016 year-end, the reduction in doubtful exposures and in problem assets amply exceeded the revised targets of the Triple Plan.

Banco Sabadell is the bank that improved its NPL ratio the most and ranks second in terms of the reduction in problem assets since 2013.

Comparison of reduction in NPL ratio, excl. TSB
Basis points

Note: Information from Spanish banks’ earnings reports between December 2013 and December 2016.

Comparison of reduction in problem asset exposure, excl. TSB
%

Transformation of production

Inorganic growth has been consolidated while improving the cost:income ratio.

Commercial transformation

This plan seeks to transform our commercial approach by adding new digital capabilities, improving sales processes and adapting the branch network to customer needs.

Five “tangible” initiatives to improve efficiency so as to become leaders in customer experience and earnings.

Initiative Objective Some examples of how we achieve this
Distribution model Adapt the distribution model to our customers’ needs, improving satisfaction and efficiency — Hub and spoke branches
— Active account management (remote)
— Simplify the branch network organisation structure
Digital capabilities Offer our customers the best in digital capabilities — Sabadell Móvil
— Sabadell Wallet
— Digital signature
– Instant Money
– Touch ID
– Sabadell Chat
Sales intelligence Make a personalised offer and launch value-added products for our customers — Impact customers via pull events
— Kelvin Retail: A business analytics service that identifies information of interest for sales
Value proposition Improve our value proposition — Proteo Mobile (takes our services to wherever the customer is)
– Companies commitment
Simplification Simplify our customers’ interactions with the bank — The number of contracts for all types of deposits has been reduced from 7 to 1
— 48-hour turnaround for consumer loan applications
— New customer sign-up process
2.2mn
Digital customers
41% of customers

230mn
Customers under active management
159 distance account managers

19%
of sales are via digital platforms

863
New branch design
41% of the network

1.7mn Mobile customers
32% dels clients
Top-rated app

3,500 Tablets distributed to account

86% of transactions are via distance means

One Click Digital user

Profitability

Net interest income performance was the best in the sector.

Comparison of net interest income / average total assets excl. TSB
% Data for 4Q2016

Change since Triple
Basis points

Data from bank earnings presentations. Figures from December 2013 to December 2016.

The main domestic commercial growth targets have been achieved.

  Property and casualty insurance margin Consumer finance margin Treasury distribution revenues Mutual fund fees and commissions Pension funds and saving insurance margins Private banking margin
Triple objective +72% +32% +43% +94% +17% +41%
2016 earnings +96% +84% +72% +100% +24% +45%
 
  PST turnover share Card turnover share Mutual fund share Transactional share Total share of exports Position in securities trading
Triple objective x 1.3 x 1.3 x 1.6 x 1.3 x 1.3 Top 5
2016 earnings x 1.4 x 1.3 = x 1.5 x 1.2 x 1.3 = Top 3

Most of the Triple Plan’s financial objectives have been attained.

  Triple Plan objective Banco Sabadell Group 2016 Banco Sabadell excl. TSB 2016
Net interest income €3bn €3.8bn €2.8bn
Fees and commissions €1bn €1.1bn €1.0bn
Reduction of NPLs €7.7bn €8.2bn €8.4bn
Reduction of problematic asset exposure €4.4bn €7.2bn €7.4bn
Capital (phase-in) 11.9% 12.0% 12.0%
Capital (fully loaded) 11.2% 12.0% 12.0%
Net interest income / Average total assets 1.76% 1.86% 1.71%

All despite operating in a complex environment

Internationalisation

Under the Triple Plan, business outside Spain has expanded from 5% to 32% of the total, exceeding the objectives.

Triple Plan milestones

Sabadell Group loan distribution
% Data for 4Q2016

TSB is a major step forward in the group’s internationalisation.



6.4% Share of current accounts

+19% Growth in lending year-on-year1

+23.4% Net Promoter Score2

+14% Growth in deposits year-on-year

+50% Growth in mortgages year-on-year

1st The most recommended high-street bank3 in the UK


1 Data refer only to franchise.
2 NPS: Net Promoter Score (NPS) is based on the question: “On a scale of 0-10, where 0 is not at all likely and 10 is extremely likely, how likely is it that you would recommend TSB to a friend or colleague?” NPS is the percentage of TSB customers who score 9-10 after subtracting the percentage who score 0-6.
3 Independent benchmarking survey (covering most banks) by BDRC Continental (sampling 15,000 consumers in the United Kingdom, March 2016).

2017: Transition year

2017

Successfully complete migration of TSB’s technology platform

Commercial activity while protecting margins and increasing fees and commissions

Cost containment (Spain and the UK)

Continue reducing problem assets(objective for the year: €2 billion)

Accelerate the commercial transformation (remote management and digital offering)

Horizon 2020

A business plan fully in line with the industry’s current challenges and opportunities.

2020
2008 – 2010 Óptima Capacity-building
2011 – 2013 Crea Growing organically and through acquisitions
2014 – 2016 Triple Transforming size into business performance
2017 Transition year  
2018 – 2020 New business plan – Growth in existing markets
— Normalisation of the balance sheet
— Optimisation of the cost:income ratio
— Strengthening digital and commercial capabilities

2020 objectives

1 Including cost of risk of doubtful assets and foreclosed properties