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DBS Vickers Building an Asian Securities Powerhouse. Media Fact Sheets - February 13, 2001. Existing Industry Structure. Fragmented Extremely volatile and cyclical Limited product offering and income heavily reliant upon brokerage commissions. Internet Threat. Deregulation.
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DBS VickersBuilding an Asian Securities Powerhouse Media Fact Sheets - February 13, 2001
Existing Industry Structure • Fragmented • Extremely volatile and cyclical • Limited product offering and income heavily reliant upon brokerage commissions Internet Threat Deregulation Future Industry Competitive Landscape • Consolidation to increase scale • Income diversification via more value-added products and services to reduce over-dependence on brokerage commissions • Investment in online trading and infrastructure The Changing Competitive Landscape of the Securities Business
Summary Profile of DBS and Vickers Ballas DBS Securities Background Vickers Ballas Background General • Vickers Ballas is one of the largest stockbrokers in Singapore with the highest market capitalisation of S$854.3 million(a) • Key business activities include stockbroking, equity capital markets and other financial services • Strong regional presence in Singapore and Hong Kong, Thailand, the Philippines and Indonesia • DBS Securities is the wholly-owned stockbroking arm of DBS Bank. • Offers full broking service in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand as well as a sales office in London • The July 2000 issue of Euromoney named DBS Securities the Best Domestic Securities House in Singapore Business Strategy • With over 80% of its revenue from stock broking, Vickers Ballas is currently actively leveraging its strong market share in Singapore to diversify to new, less volatile revenue sources through • Actively building up its unit trusts business • Tie-ups with fund managers, e.g. Alliance Capital Management, ABN AMRO Asset Management, Dresdner Asset Management, etc., to improve product offering • Equity Capital Markets Group expanded its business activities to include the management of IPOs, fund raising exercises, general corporate advisory services to clients • With over 80% of its 1999 total revenue coming from traditional stockbroking business, DBS Securities plans to upgrade the skills of its existing sales force to offer a wider range of wealth management products and exploit cross-selling opportunities with the Bank’s customer base • DBS Securities aims to be the first in Singapore to automate its processing and settlements, allowing for better customer data management, product diversification and customisation Distribution/Online Strategy • 207 Remisiers and dealers in Singapore, 131 in Hong Kong and 7 branches in Thailand • Online trading platform, vb.com was launched in 1998 in Singapore and has achieved a near 10-fold increase to 17,000 in the number of accounts signed up • 166 Remisiers & Dealers in Singapore • Launched online trading in September; currently has 5,500 online customers and expects to have approximately 15,000 customer by the end of 2001 (a) As at February 9, 2001
Introducing DBS Vickers Securities - Transaction Highlights Rationale • Customer focus • Strategic fit • Market leadership • Economies of scale • Synergies (cost savings and cross-selling) • Shareholder value creation Transaction Structure • Vickers Ballas will distribute to its shareholders all of its shares in Vickers Capital, representing approximately 80.23% of Vickers Capital • DBS acquires a 59.5% stake in Vickers Ballas • Shareholders will also receive S$0.90 per Vickers share • Singapore Technologies will retain 40.5% stake and Vickers Ballas will be taken private • The entity will be renamed DBS Vickers Securities • DBS Vickers Securities will acquire 100% of DBS Securities Valuation • Total cash consideration paid by DBS: S$443.9 million • Total value to Vickers shareholders: S$1.44 per share, representing 40.1% premium to the last closing share price* or 1.40x Vickers 2000 book value (equivalent to 1.19x 2000 book value adjusted for the distribution of Vickers Capital) * As at February 9, 2001
Brokerage - an Integral Part of Overall Wealth Management A Merger with Opportunities THE CUSTOMER Products/Services Products/Services Deposit Assets Borrowings Cash Short-termDebts Brokerage Credit Cards Short-termInvestments Medium-term DebtsLong-term Debts Long-term (Retirement)Investments • Unit Trusts • Pension Funds • Mortgage • Other Personal Lending Net Worth Home Insurance Other Assets
DBS Vickers 2,241(b) UOB/Kay Hian 1,108 (c) Kim Eng 946 GK Goh 886 Ong Asia 309 DBS Vickers will be a Dominant Player Total Assets(a) (S$ million) (a) As at December 31, 1999 (b) Adjusted for distribution of Vickers Capital to existing shareholders (c) As at March31, 2000
Extending Our Regional Presence Revenue Breakdown by Region(a) DBS Vickers Securities Other11% HongKong 42% Singapore 47% (a) Based on unaudited financials for year 2000
Hong Kong DBS Kwong On Bank Thailand DBS Thai Danu Bank Singapore DBS Bank Bigger Presence to Better Serve the Customer: Wider Range of Products & Greater Access Leveraging DBS Bank’s Extensive Branch Network and Customer Base… …To Increase Cross-Selling Opportunities Customer Segments Products Channels - DBS Vickers Channels - DBS Bank • Unit trusts • IPO placements • Fixed income • Remisiers • Online Mass Retail • DBS Bank branches Mass Affluent • Unit trusts • IPO placements • Margin trading • Fixed income • Financial consultants • Online • Priority Banking • Unit trusts • IPO placements • Margin trading • Wrap account • FX, Derivatives • Fixed income High Net Worth • Financial consultants • Online • Private Banking The Philippines Bank of Philippine Islands • Institutional sales team • DBS Asset Management Institutional Fund Managers • IPO placements • Cash management • Equity-linked instruments • FX, Derivatives • Fixed income • Research Corporate • Equity cap mkts • Debt cap mkts • M&A • Private equity • FX, Derivatives • Research • DBS Vickers • DBS Bank