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Diversified Business Strategy Working
Sept. 17, 2008
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AGM Agenda
3
JMMB Group Results (2007-8)
  • Group Profit relatively stable, from J1.09b
    to1.06b
  • Revenues held stable from J3.384b to 3.324b
    during aggressive build-out year
  • Investment in diversified business model for JMMB
    Jamaica
  • 28 in Admin costs
  • Staff cost increased by 17 driven by inflation
    and increase in staff resources required to
    operate the new business lines
  • Developmental investments (one-off) comprised 67
    of incremental increase of 317m
  • JMMBs Associate Companies Contribution ( by
    209)
  • CMMB TnT and Barbados rebounded with a 145
    in profitability
  • Profitability by 30 for IBL, before tax

4
JMMB Group Results (2007-8)
  • Total JMMB Group Assets by 14, from 89.6b to
    102b
  • Driven by
  • JMMB Jamaica Retail base grew by 5.5b to close
    the year with 50b under management
  • Continued strong client loyalty and satisfaction
  • Despite active competition from alternative
    schemes
  • Successful Preference Share Offer, oversubscribed
    by 500 (2.5b)
  • NII by 6 to 1.535b
  • Despite volatility in interest rates in the local
    market and the fallout from the US sub prime
    crisis
  • Turnaround driven by Investment Management
    capability
  • Fee Income and Commissions by 35 to J321m
  • These increases offset Gain on Securities Trading
    a 13 or 1.468b

5
JMMB Group Results (2007-8)
  • Consistent growth in retained profits to
    J7.099b, an of J741m or 12 over last FY,
    2007
  • Reduction in total equity relates to unrealized
    fair value losses on our available for sale
    portfolio
  • We continue to maintain our dividend distribution
    policy ranging from 15 to 30 of profits
  • Profits retained are reinvested for growth and
    expansion.

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Corporate Social Responsibility 2007-8
Recognizing and accepting our social
responsibility, we are actively and publicly
involved in charitable/voluntary activities
across our society
  • Committee for the Upliftment of the Mentally Ill
    (CUMI) Childrens Programme
  • Jamaicans for Justice (JFJ)
  • 21 Days of Christmas
  • donations to 21 non-profit organisations
    throughout Jamaica
  • SOS Childrens Village
  • Supporting Jamaicas Drive for Excellence in
    Sports
  • JAAA Meet
  • Gold Sponsorship of Reggae Boyz

7
CMMB 2007-8 Diversified Business Strategy
  • Threefold increase in net profits from 11m to
    35.4m
  • Barbados subsidiary returned to profitability
  • Net interest income increased 112 from TT56m to
    TT119m due to
  • Asset growth
  • Higher spreads
  • Interest Income increased by 8.5 due largely to
    a 7.3 increase in CMMBs Investment Portfolio
    and the generation of higher portfolio yields
  • Total assets increased by 9 to over 8b
  • Shareholders equity improved by 10 to 231m

8
IBL Group 2007-8 Diversified Business Strategy
  • Became BILLION DOLLAR Bank
  • The Groups total assets increased from TT860m
    as at March 2007 to TT1.085b as at March 2008
  • Asset Growth of 26

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IBL Group 2007-8 Diversified Business Strategy
Group Profit Before Tax for the 12-month period
closed at TT11.43m, an increase of 29.5 against
the pro-rated prior 12 months period of TT8.82m
  • Major financial achievements during the period
    included the reduction in the non-performing
    loans as a percentage of total loans from 7.08
    in 2003 to 2.09 in 2008

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Expanded Our Main Branch - Chaguanas
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JMMB BDI America 2007-8 Diversified Business
Strategy
  • JMMB acquired 80 of Puesto de Bolsa (local
    brokerage firm) and opened in October 2007
  • To enable sale of products to wider market
  • Full Licence for Puesto be Bolsa received in Feb.
    2008
  • Company now fully operational and returned profit
    in March
  • Satisfied all regulatory requirements
  • REPO approved by the Superintendence of
    Securities
  • Based on positive market outlook (post-election),
    we are projecting increased profitability for
    2008-9 FY

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AGM Agenda
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JMMB Group Results Q1, 2008-9 Diversified
Business Strategy Working
  • Group Profit After Tax grew to J376.6m, an of
    J145.4m or 63 (J231.2m in Q1, 2007-8)
  • Contribution from Associated Companies by 46
  • Consistent with projections, profit from
    Associated Companies continue to show growth and
    to J150m compared to 27m in Q1, 2007-8

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JMMB Group Results Q1, 2008-9 Diversified
Business Strategy Working
  • Group Total Assets grew to J114b, a significant
    of J22.3b or 24 (2007-8 J91.6b)
  • Reduction in total equity for Q1 relates to
    unrealized fair value losses on our available for
    sale portfolio

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JMMB Group Results Q1, 2008-9 Diversified
Business Strategy Working
  • Group Operating Revenue grew to J818m an of
    J145.6m or 22 (J672.3m in Q1, 2007-8)
  • Significant growth in
  • Net Interest Income by 37 to J490m, due to
  • Increased contribution from Regional Partners
  • Fees and Commissions by 51 to J54m, due
    mainly to
  • Retail Credit (Sure Advance Plus) Commercial
    and Corporate Credit
  • Corporate Solutions (Pensions, Structured
    Financing and Insurance)
  • Gains from Cambio trading by 73 to J37m
  • Earnings per Stock Unit by 63 to J0.26

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AGM Agenda
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Outlook on Macro Environment - Local
  • As at July-08 the 12-month inflation rate stands
    at 26.2, the highest since the index was
    adjusted with new weights

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Outlook on Macro Environment - Local
  • Energy prices have recently abated with crude oil
    prices falling below US100
  • Due to concerns about global growth and change in
    investor sentiment
  • Impact
  • Domestic inflation will come down but remain high
  • Not much upward pressure on interest rates

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Outlook on Macro Environment - International
  • The Federal Reserve, the US central bank, reduced
    interest rates to support the US economy and
    created facilities to improve liquidity in the
    financial system.
  • US government provided a fiscal stimulus package
    to help support consumer spending
  • The US government tried to support the economy
    through fiscal support, by giving tax rebates to
    consumers in an attempt to get them to spend more
    (consumption spending accounts for over 2/3 of US
    economy)
  • Despite attempts by the Federal Reserve to lower
    interest rates and facilitate greater liquidity
    in markets, the disruption to financial markets
    has continued for over a year (since Aug. 2007).
  • Other international central banks have also had
    to facilitate liquidity to financial markets
  • The economies of UK and Euro-area are threatened
    with a possible recession

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Stunning Events in the International Financial
Markets
  • Major Wall Street Brokerage house, Bear Stearns
    taken over in March 2008
  • Supported by Government bail-out
  • Government bail-out of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
  • Unexpected filing for Chapter 11 by Lehman
    Brothers
  • Up to Fri. Sept. 12, rated investment grade and
    considered solvent
  • Government bail-out of AIG (Sept. 16)
  • Continued significant volatility across the world
    financial markets
  • Extreme fluctuations in market prices (upwards
    and downwards)

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AGM Agenda
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Outlook for Future Diversified Business
Strategy Works in Volatile Times (2008-9)
  • Strong Q1 performance puts us in an even better
    position to manage through these unusual and
    significantly volatile times in the international
    financial markets
  • We are actively monitoring the dynamic situation
  • No impact on our core business
  • In our OWN portfolio we have minimal exposure
  • Investments in new business lines and expansion
    of current business lines, have started to and
    will continue to reap results in 2008-9
  • Retail Credit (Sure Advance Plus) Commercial
    and Corporate Credit
  • Corporate Solutions (Investment Services,
    Pensions, Structured Financing, Cambio and
    Insurance)
  • Continued Greenfield Expansion
  • Profitability from DR
  • Assessing expansion opportunities in Central
    America Free Trade Area (CAFTA)
  • Expect continued Growth in profitability from
    Regional Businesses
  • Continued rebound in profitability from CMMB
  • Continued Growth in profitability from IBL

This represents the exposure. Due to level of
volatility, it is too early to determine the
potential loss.
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Outlook for 2008-9 FY - Jamaica Diversified
Business Strategy Working
  • Continued Growth in Retail Asset Management
    Business
  • Client driven product offerings
  • Tax Shelter (most competitive rates in the market
    place)
  • Cambio
  • International Money Market products (US, CDN,
    Euro, GBP)
  • Expansion of retail channels to increase and
    optimize client access
  • Agency in Sav-La-Mar
  • 5 new ETMs
  • Mandeville and May Pen in operation
  • Montego Bay, Sav and Corporate Area by March 2009
  • Sales Strategy bolstered with Financial Advisors
    supporting the Branch Network
  • Credit Capability retail (Sure Advance Plus),
    commercial and corporate financing now in place

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Outlook for 2008-9 FY - Jamaica Diversified
Business Strategy Working
  • Corporate Solutions offers expanded suite of
    products and services for Institutional and
    Mid-Tier Corporates
  • Cash Management, Investment Services, Pensions,
    Commercial Loans, Cambio, Corporate Financing and
    Insurance
  • Market launch throughout JMMB network in Oct.
    2008
  • Build-out Corporate Unit in Kingston
  • Strong presence in Montego Bay, Ocho Rios and
    Mandeville
  • To deliver value-added services and products to
    this client segment in true JMMB fashion
  • Integration of Equities and Insurance Brokerage
    continues with the Retail and Corporate Client
    base
  • Bundling of products and services
  • e.g. Motor Vehicle Loans and Insurance Equities
    and Pensions Investment Management

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Outlook for 2008-9 FY - Regional Businesses
Diversified Business Strategy Working in
Volatile Times
  • CMMB
  • Continued stability in interest rate environment
    in TnT and Barbados
  • Focus now on building out their retail presence
  • Further expansion into Eastern Caribbean through
    new branch in St. Vincent
  • Regional Business Development Officers covering
    the remainder of the Organization of Eastern
    Caribbean States (OECS)

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Outlook for 2008-9 FY - Regional Businesses
Diversified Business Strategy Working in
Volatile Times
  • IBL Group
  • In the current year and going forward IBL will be
    expanding its Retail Bank network at strategic
    locations across the twin island.
  • Consistent with strategy to establish a
    national branch network, IBL is actively
    engaged in building the Port of Spain branch
    which will be the flagship location for Northern
    Trinidad
  • expected to open in Dec. 2008
  • Expanding their Personal Banking through Home
    Banking and the deployment of a highly motivated
    and aggressive sales team.

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Proposed Site Port of Spain Branch(December
2008)
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Proposed Site Port of Spain Branch(December
2008)
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Outlook for 2008-9 FY - Regional Businesses
Diversified Business Strategy Working in
Volatile Times
  • JMMB BDI America
  • Strategy
  • Aggressively going to the market this year
    Corporate and HNW market penetration
  • Developing Capital Markets business line to
    generate fee income
  • Expansion to Central America
  • We entered the financial services sector in DR
    and began the development of the money market
  • Building a fixed income/money market portfolio
  • Attractive returns to our clients, attractive
    spreads for JMMB WIN/WIN

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AGM Agenda
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JMMB Group in the Business Lifecycle 1992
2008Diversified Business Strategy Working
Maturity Largest Brokerage presence in the
Caribbean. Investment in business diversification
fine-tuning business model for sustainable
growth
Expansion Sustainable growth driven by 5
Strategic Imperatives On the look for
Acquisitions
Expansion Weathered financial sector meltdown in
Ja Hypergrowth, Leading Brokerage in Jamaica,
began to diversify regionally
Early Growth Established the money market in
Jamaica
Regional Client base gt120,000 3rd largest
financial institution in Jamaica (J121.9b in
AUM)
Grounded in our Value Driver Client Intimacy
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as of June 30, 2008
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AGM Agenda
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Q A
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AGM Agenda
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  • Thank You!
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