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Ubs — Investor Day (November 2011)

20 slides from Ubs's investor day presentation, Nov 17, 2011

  1. Slide 1: Investor Day 2011 Investment Bank

    Investor Day 2011 Investment Bank Carsten Kengeter CEO UBS Investment Bank November 17, 2011

  2. Slide 2: Cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements

    Cautionary statement regarding forward-looking statements This presentation contains statements that constitute “forward-looking statements,” including but not limited to management’s outlook for UBS’s financial performance and statements relating to the anticipated effect of transactions and strate

  3. Slide 3: Key messages

    Key messages The Investment Bank will be focused and simpler Our business mix is driven by core client needs and capital efficiency Our execution will be disciplined and effective Successful execution of our strategy will lead to attractive and sustainable risk- adjusted returns 2

  4. Slide 4: An Investment Bank critical to the Group strategy

    An Investment Bank critical to the Group strategy The Investment Bank will be more client-centric, capital efficient and better aligned with our wealth management businesses Competitively service our core clients across wealth management, institutional, corporates, sovereigns, and sponsors Optimize

  5. Slide 5: Build on our fundamental strengths

    Build on our fundamental strengths • Consistently top-ranked research house1 (covering 85% of global market cap) • Top 3 Global Equities house2 Leadership • Top 3 overall FX market share consistently since 20053; #1 FX House in 20114 position in core businesses … • #7 in Global M&A, #2 in Global ECM

  6. Slide 6: Strategy focused on client needs

    Strategy focused on client needs Simpler business model based on three strategic pillars … Flow Solutions Advisory and analytics Execution Support key clients Research & insight What? Market-making Selective risk-taking Advisory Clearing Market expertise Analysis WM, corporates, sovereigns, WM, corp

  7. Slide 7: Optimizing risk-adjusted returns

    Optimizing risk-adjusted returns Portfolio attractiveness based on: Return generation RoE, RoRWAs, RoA Client relevance Importance for core clients across wealth management, and synergy institutional, corporates, sovereigns and sponsors Growth prospects Pre-tax profit contribution and growth Market

  8. Slide 8: Business mix

    Business mix We have analyzed performance and capital allocation at a granular level 2010 and 9M11 annualized average ECBB1 Average 9M11 pro forma Basel 3 RWAs Future RWA2 usage: Exit Large decrease Small to medium decrease Approximately flat Increase 1 ECBB is an internal measure of business perfor

  9. Slide 9: Optimizing the portfolio for capital and client needs

    Optimizing the portfolio for capital and client needs Portfolio attractiveness of selected businesses (Return generation, client relevance and synergy, growth prospects, market standing) Not attractive Attractive Very attractive FICC Macro Directional Trading FICC Emerging Markets FICC Special Situa

  10. Slide 10: Generating capital efficiency

    Generating capital efficiency Targeting a ~50% reduction in total RWAs by 2016 … Basel 3 pro forma RWAs (CHF billion) Legacy ~70 ~90% ~2-3x 3Q11 ~30 ~5 Core Investment Bank1 ~230 ~35% ~150 <150 ~1.5x 3Q11 Operational Risk Market and Credit Risk 2008 3Q11 2013 target 2016 target … with ~35% reduction

  11. Slide 11: Basel risk-weighted assets — reduction targets

    Basel 3 risk-weighted assets1 — reduction targets RWA reductions 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 IB targeted completion ~45% ~80% 100% (CHF billion) ~35 Business realignment ~30 CVA2 mitigation / optimization Core Investment ~5 Securitization Bank ~0-10 OTC to CCP3 ~0-10 Other hedging ~18 SL ARS4 inventory

  12. Slide 12: FICC business impact from RWA reduction

    FICC business impact from RWA reduction1 Basel 3 pro forma RWA 9M11 annualized RWA reduction driving rationale development revenues2 (CHF billion) (CHF billion)  Reduce capital-inefficient trades in Long-End Rates ~85  Continued focus on increasing client flow and ~40 ~45 Macro electronic executio

  13. Slide 13: FICC — reduced capital usage with a focus on serving clients

    FICC — reduced capital usage with a focus on serving clients Flow Advisory and analytics  Advanced algorithmic trading  Increase UBS Delta market penetration capabilities and monetization  Next-generation automation of market-  Monetize strong strategy research making and agency client platforms

  14. Slide 14: Equities — grow with targeted investment in technology

    Equities — grow with targeted investment in technology Flow Advisory and analytics  Electronic execution, client platforms  Deliver greater monetization of leading (UBS Neo) and algorithmic capabilities research  EM footprint in cash and access products  High frequency trading through technology

  15. Slide 15: IBD — increase market share and leverage global footprint

    IBD — increase market share and leverage global footprint Geographic focus Advisory and analytics  Strengthen US IBD  Allocate country, sector and product resources more efficiently  Restore EMEA IBD market share  Expand corporate coverage for UHNW  Extend leading market position in APAC  Exte

  16. Slide 16: Specific initiatives to strengthen IB / WM partnership

    Specific initiatives underway to strengthen IB / WM partnership Guiding principle is to align service delivery and execution of each pillar based on client needs and economics Client Global Family Ultra High Net Worth HNW and Pillar Office (GFO) (UHNW) other Flow Enhance and expand e-delivery Dedica

  17. Slide 17: We remain vigilant on costs

    We remain vigilant on costs Actions taken in 2011 will eliminate ~CHF 1 billion from our cost base ~1,300 gross front office headcount Headcount1 exits initiated in 9M11, with (thousand) full impact reflected in 2012 24.1 17.2 17.8 ~16.5 Discretionary spending focused on client revenue generating ac

  18. Slide 18: Effective and disciplined execution

    Effective and disciplined execution Client focus Capital efficiency  Systematic interface with WM / WMA  Systematic tracking of progress against risk / return metrics  Clearer client coverage model  Central allocation / management of scarce  Centralized measurement of client resources (RWA, fun

  19. Slide 19: Our targets for the future

    Our targets for the future1 RWA2 Cost / income ratio3 Pre-tax RoaE4 (CHF billion) (%) (%) ~300 12 - 17 198 90 78 10.8 <150 70 - 80 127 3.5 Basel 2 Basel 2.5 Basel 3 Target 2010 3Q11 Target 2010 3Q11 Target pro forma YTD YTD 3Q11 Total IB (including Legacy) Core Investment Bank 1 Annual performance r

  20. Slide 20: Key messages

    Key messages The Investment Bank will be focused and simpler Our business mix is driven by core client needs and capital efficiency Our execution will be disciplined and effective Successful execution of our strategy will lead to attractive and sustainable risk- adjusted returns 19

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