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20122012 Full YearFull Year ResultsResults2012 2012 Full Year Full Year Results Results PresentationPresentation
March 2013March 2013
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► 1 Financial Performance► 1. Financial Performance
2. Operational Analysis► 2. Operational Analysis
3 Future Outlook► 3. Future Outlook
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Asset Growth Remains Robust
Total AssetsNet Lease Receivables
9 6379,038(US$ million)(US$ million)
7,475
9,637
6 524
,
6,524
2,084
3,824
1,971
3,658
2,0841,971
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2009 2010 2011 20122009 2010 2011 2012
Steady Leasing Business with SlightIncrease in Net Interest Spread
Net Interest Spread (NIS) Net Interest Margin (NIM)
p
2.95%3.16% 4.33% 4.30%
2.30% 2.97%3.18%
2.75%2.56%*
1.21%1.65%
2009
2010
2011
2012
mm
erci
alba
nks 20
09
2010
2011
2012
mm
erci
alba
nks
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Com
b
Com
b
Source: CBRC, 3Q'12 NIS used for commercial banks
Steady Revenue Growth
Service Fee Income RatioOperating Income
40 7%
(US$ million, before business tax)
614 40.7%
242
34419
19.8%17025
224338
Far East Commercial banks2011 2012Interest income Service fee income Trading and other income
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Note: 1. Calculated based on interest income and feeincome before the deduction of business tax andsurcharge Source: CBRC, 2012 data
Asset Quality Remains Healthy
0.38% 0.34% 0 30%1.20%
NPA Ratio 30-Day Lease Overdue Ratio
0.14%0 08%
0.30%1.20%0.99%
0.60% 0.73%0.08%
2009 2010 2011 2012H1 20122009 2010 2011 2012 2009 2010 2011 2012H1 20122009 2010 2011 2012
NPA Write-off Provisions / ProvisionCoverage Ratio
0.2360.92%
Coverage Ratio
84 6
141.0
109% 116%214% 214%
(US$ million) (US$ million)
0.0350 0
0.15%0.00% 0.00% 25.8 42.2
84.6109% 116%
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2009 2010 2011 2012 2009 2010 2011 2012Provision Provision coverage ratio
Net Profit Continues to Grow Strongly
Net Profit
(US$ million) 241
171
10469
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2009 2010 2011 2012
Superior Profitability
Return on Assets (ROA) Return on Equity (ROE)
3.96%
3.50%28 82%
86.8% 86.2% leverage ratio
3.04%2.82%
28.82%25.75%
19 85%
80.3%78.8%
1.59% 1.56%1.28%
17.13%13.69% 13.17%
19.85%
5.69%
2009
2010
2011
2012
Boh
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asin
g
easi
ngom
pany
vera
ge
Ban
kve
rage*
2009
2010
2011
2012
Boh
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asin
g
easi
ngom
pany
vera
ge
Ban
kav
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L Le co av a
Source: CBRC, 2012 data* Leasing company average is the average of top 10financial leasing companies
L L c o a a
► 1 Financial Performance► 1. Financial Performance
2. Operational Analysis► 2. Operational Analysis
3 Future Developments► 3. Future Developments
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Operational Analysisp y
Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII
Operating FocusOperating FocusIIII Operating FocusOperating FocusIIII
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Steady Growth of China Economyy y
GDP Growth Rates Comparison
12 7%14.2%
16%100
(RMB trn)
11.3%12.7%
9.6% 9.2% 10.3% 9.2% 7.8% 10%
16%
80
100
4.5% 5.1% 5.2%
3.0%3.9% 3.9%
4%
10%
40
60
-0.6%3.2%
-2%
4%
0
20
2012 2%02005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
China GDP China GDP growth rate Global GDP growth rate
2012
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Source: National Bureau of Statistics of China, Wind, IMF
Tremendous Financing Needs from SMEgMisallocation of Financial Resources in China
Leads to Underserved SME Sector
37%
99%80%
60%
20%40%
63%
Numbers Employment GDP Bank loans1%
SMEs Large enterprises
Note: Definition of SMEs in China: less than 1,000 employees, revenue less than RMB400 millionSources: World Bank lit research McKinsey Global Research Institute Beijing Heading Century Consulting
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Sources: World Bank, lit research, McKinsey Global Research Institute, Beijing Heading Century Consulting
Different Development among Target IndustriesDifferent development trend for each of target
segments due to changes in macro economy and
p g g
g g ygovernment policy
IndustryHigher growth and
Industry prosperity
Healthcare strong demand
Education Construction
PrintingMachinery ShippingTextile
Steady growth gy Shippingand stable demand
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Industry
Operational Analysisp y
Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII
Operating FocusOperating FocusIIII p gp gIIII
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Operating Focus
C ti t f t t i d t iC ti t f t t i d t i
p g
Continue to focus on target industries Continue to focus on target industries and and optimize suboptimize sub--segmentssegments
Provide diversified services and Provide diversified services and strengthen integrated capabilitiesstrengthen integrated capabilitiesstrengthen integrated capabilitiesstrengthen integrated capabilities
Reinforce asset management and Reinforce asset management and i i h l h lii i h l h limaintain healthy asset qualitymaintain healthy asset quality
Optimize funding channels and ensureOptimize funding channels and ensureOptimize funding channels and ensure Optimize funding channels and ensure financial structure stabilityfinancial structure stability
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Operating Focusp g
C tiC ti t f t t i d t it f t t i d t iContinue Continue to focus on target industries to focus on target industries and and optimize suboptimize sub--segmentssegments
Provide diversified services and enhance Provide diversified services and enhance and enhance integrated capabilitiesand enhance integrated capabilitiesand enhance integrated capabilitiesand enhance integrated capabilities
Reinforce asset management and Reinforce asset management and i i h l h lii i h l h limaintain healthy asset qualitymaintain healthy asset quality
Optimize funding channels and ensureOptimize funding channels and ensureOptimize funding channels and ensure Optimize funding channels and ensure financial structure stabilityfinancial structure stability
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Operating Strategy: Continuous Focus on Target IndustriesFocus on Target Industries
Case Study of Prohibited Industry
Prudent Industry Selection and Entry Conditions
Steel and steel trade
Prohibited IndustryFundamental industriesRelated to consumer d d
SeCr
and Entry Conditions
steel tradedemandRoom for growthDiversified market
election riteria
PhotovoltaicparticipantsStable cashflow……
Real estateExcess production capacity Pi
Immature industrySubject to high level of government policy influence
Prohibitedndustries
Cement, wind power equipment, non-ferrous
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influence……
d s q p
metal, coal chemical industry etc.
Adjustment of Industry Expansion Strategy
Industry Breakdown of Newly Originated Leasing Assets (2012)
Industry Expansion Strategy in 2012 Originated Leasing Assets (2012)
准
Strategy in 2012
Adjust expansion strategy of certain segments based on the准
入条件
Others44%
Healthcare18%
certain segments based on the external environment
44% 18%
Education21%21%
Construction17%
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Optimization of Sub-segments
Expand in Safe and Stable Sub-segments of Traditional IndustriesTraditional Industries
Non dry bulk carriers such as logistics,Non dry bulk carriers such as logistics,ocean engineering etcocean engineering etc..
乘用车及客车配套零部件乘用车及客车配套零部件市场等市场等
Asset Composition of Shipping Industry(as of December 31, 2012)
包装等终端消费市场等包装等终端消费市场等
14%23%
New sub-
印染 工业用印染 工业用无纺布等无纺布等
New subsegments
Dry bulk i印染、工业用印染、工业用无纺布等无纺布等 carrier
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信息网络应用信息网络应用领域等领域等2011 2012
Adequate Enhancement in the Quality of Customer Basey
New Customers in 2012 Clients' Average Income Level
Target Customer Profiling
(RMB 100 million)
13.7 2010Target Customer Profiling 20112012Industry average
1 4
1.8
2.7
1.6 1.6 1.4
0.1 0.8 0.6 1.1 1.4 1.3
65 ~ 85% 70 – 90% Note: 1 Number of new customers in 2012 used for Far East
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65 85% 70 90% Note: 1. Number of new customers in 2012 used for Far East2. 2011 numbers used for industry average. Data source:
National Bureau of Statistics and industry website
Operating Focus
Continue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industries Continue to focus on target industries and optimize and optimize subsub--segmentssegments
Provide diversified services and enhance Provide diversified services and enhance integrated capabilitiesintegrated capabilitiesg pg p
Reinforce asset management and Reinforce asset management and maintain healthy assetmaintain healthy asset qualityqualitymaintain healthy asset maintain healthy asset qualityquality
Optimize Optimize funding channels and ensure funding channels and ensure pp ggfinancial structure stabilityfinancial structure stability
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Provide Diversified Services and Enhance Integrated Capabilityg p y
Financial needs
Non-financial needs
Industry clients Purchase of Management skill dequipment
Upgrade in technology
upgrade Equipment operating
and managementtechnology Factory building
construction
g Professional
engineering construction
Working capital Supply chain
fi i
construction Equipment purchase
and trading
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financing………
g Acquisition
………
Provide Diversified Services and Enhance Integrated Capability
Diversified Financial Products
Integrated Industrial Services
g p y
Products Provide tailored made financial
solutions based on each client’s unique needs and own operational /
Services Client-focused and provide tailor-
made integrated servicesunique needs and own operational / financial characteristics
— Tenure: Domin MedicalE i i
Establish professional platform and provide enhanced services
long term, medium term, short term— Type:
Engineering(medical
engineering)
Horizon Equipment
2010
Type:direct lease, sale-leaseback,
factoring……St t i
Horizon Equipment(operating lease)
Xiangrui Limited(shipping brokerage
2011
2012— Structuring:Tenure, repayment schedule
& repayment type, transaction
(shipping brokerageand rental services)
Horizon HospitalManagement
2012
2012
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structureg
(healthcare managementand advisory)
Provide Diversified Services and Enhance Integrated Capability
Healthcare Case Study
g p y
Diversified and Complementary Services
Diversified revenue sources(2012)
Financial Services
Purification engineering and
others
Management Consulting
Medical Engineering
Advisory48%
3%
Healthcare Institution
H it lFi i l Hospital Management
…
Financial Advisory
Financial services49%
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Provide Diversified Services and Enhance Integrated Capability
Customer Case Study
g p y
Customer Highlights Recent Cooperation in 2012
-- Largest local hospital-- Largest local hospital— Engages medical care, healthcare,
h d d i
Facilitate the hospital in improving quality and operations management
ManagementManagementConsultingConsulting
recovery, research, and educationbusinesses in one entity— 2012 income of c.RMB400
level
Operating room2012 income of c.RMB400 million— Cooperated with FEH on 6 leasing projects in the past
MedicalMedicalEngineeringEngineering
Operating room sanitization projections, satisfying the hospital's expansion plans
leasing projects in the past
FinancialFinancialMatching hospital construction, and
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LeasingLeasing providing financial advisory/services
Operating Focus
Continue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industries Continue to focus on target industries and optimize and optimize subsub--segmentssegments
Provide diversified services and enhance Provide diversified services and enhance integrated capabilitiesintegrated capabilitiesg pg p
Reinforce asset management and Reinforce asset management and maintain healthy assetmaintain healthy asset qualityqualitymaintain healthy asset maintain healthy asset qualityquality
Optimize Optimize funding channels and ensure funding channels and ensure pp ggfinancial structure stabilityfinancial structure stability
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Effective Risk Management System
Asset Management
Industry Selection
Operating Control
Customer Screening
Medium-to-top industry ranking and leading players in sub-
Independent front, middle and back-office operations
Segregation of duties in stages ith appropriate
Centralized lease payment management, real-time monitoring on collection
Industry Research
players in subsegments
History of operations
Stable sources of
stages, with appropriate audits
Control protocol: Credit / financing ratio
f 70%
monitoring on collection
Regular customer onsite visits
Asset monitoring through
Preliminary Market Test
Initial Evaluation
1.5 Stable sources of
earnings
Meaningful scale of assets and equipment
of 70% Leased object as core
asset, service life of 10 years
Asset monitoring through GPS, suppliers, peers, industry associations, and third-party professionals
Evaluation
Extensive Market Test
to2
yearsassets and equipment
Stable funding sources
Complete cash flow
Leasing tenure of 3 years
Monthly rental payment Other guarantee, pledge
p y p
Timely litigation settlement, leveraging industry clients network to execute asset
Final Evaluation
coverageg , p g
etc. disposalsNew Industry Entry
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Stable Sectors Quality Customers Qualified Projects Healthy Assets
Strengthen Asset Managementand Control
Adjusted annual risk control policies for all industries, prudent approach for Leasing Assets in Machineryp ppindustry segments such as machinery and printing, stringent control on riskier regions
Leasing Assets in Machinery, Printing etc. Amount to Only
35%
Very close monitoring of assets in specific high-risk regions such as Zhejiang (Wenzhou) and
2%
8%
Strengthened industry research and
Zhejiang (Wenzhou) and Guangdong
8%11%
65%
Textile
Construction
Shippingstudy,stringent monitoring of industry-specific systematic risks
Conducted targeted investigations
14%65%
Printing
Non-privateg g
on specific private segments such as machinery, with timely monitoring of customer operations
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g p
Superior Asset Disposal Capability
Responsive Risk Neutralization Measures
Recover Rates for Lease A t d Liti ti > 99 %Measures
Precise list of high-risk customers
Decisive actions, timely use of legal
Assets under Litigation> 99 %
Expand Asset Disposal
measures
Methods and Enhance Value Recovery System
Expand equipment disposal channels
Assets recovered
Cumulativelitigation
p q p p
(equipment distributors, second-hand
equipment sellers etc.)
Diversified asset sales (public
Cumulative write-offs lessDiversified asset sales (public
auctions, negotiated sales)
Credit insurance claims
write-offs less than 0.01% of total lending
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Operating Focus
Continue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industriesContinue to focus on target industries Continue to focus on target industries and optimize and optimize subsub--segmentssegments
Provide diversified services and enhance Provide diversified services and enhance integrated capabilitiesintegrated capabilitiesg pg p
Reinforce asset management and Reinforce asset management and maintain healthy assetmaintain healthy asset qualityqualitymaintain healthy asset maintain healthy asset qualityquality
Optimize Optimize funding channels and ensure funding channels and ensure pp ggfinancial structure stabilityfinancial structure stability
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Diversify Funding Channels and EnsureFunding Sufficiencyg y
Funding Mix By Type of Institutions
Credit Utilization(2012)
Utilized funding onlyaccounted for 53.8% of totalTotal number of institutions
idi f di 100
Institutions(2012)
(2012)
11%7% 政策性
accounted for 53.8% of totalcredit facilityproviding funding>100
Policy8%
国有
其他中资
SOE
Other
53.8%34%25%其他中资
外资
Other domestic
Foreign
W lth
15%
理财机构
投资者
Wealth management
Investors
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Optimize Funding Structures and Lower Funding Cost
Onshore Offshore Direct Indirect
Onshore vs. Offshore Financing Direct vs. Indirect Financing
g
886
1,142 547
(US$mn) (US$mn)
3,820 4,705
4,284
5,300 422
2011 2012 2011 2012Currency mix Cost of Financing
712 RMB USD
6.65%6.39%
PBOC benchmark (1-3 yrs) Cost of financing
(US$mn)
4 308
5,133 397
%
6.20%5 61%
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4,308
2011 2012
4706 58475.61%
2011 2012
Sound Financial StructureMatching Asset-Liability Mix
Financial assets vs. financial li biliti i i
6242 金融资产
liabilities mix comparison(Dec 2012)(US$ million)
Fi i l t
4 137
金融资产
金融负债
Financial assets
Financial liabilities
3229 2 719
4,137
1103
2,719
249 114 9 1,097
35
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即期
<3个
月
3-12
个
月 1-5年 >5年
Dem
and
Less
than
3
mon
ths
3-12
m
onth
s
1-5
year
s
Mor
e th
an 5
ye
ars
► 1 Financial Performance► 1. Financial Performance
► 2. Operational Analysis2. Operational Analysis
3.Future Developments►► 3.Future Developments
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Future Developmentsp
Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII
Development StrategyDevelopment StrategyIIII Development StrategyDevelopment StrategyIIII
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Future Developmentsp
II Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
11..Economic environmentEconomic environment
Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
22..Financial environmentFinancial environment
11..Economic environmentEconomic environment
33..Industry developmentIndustry development
44..Competitive landscapeCompetitive landscape
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Economic Environment #1: Economy Growth Remains Steadyy
— Economy scale: continues to grow
— Growth trend:trending towards stability
Historical China GDP Growth Rate vs. Government Projected Growth Rate
%12%
15%Actual GDP Growth Rate
8%
9.2%7.8%9%
12%
8% 7.5%3%
6% Government GDP Growth
Target
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0%2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
Source:National Bureau of Statistics, Historical PRC Government Work Reports
Economic Environment #1: Secondary Industries Still Holds an Important Position
— Contribution of secondary industries to total
— Fixed assets and new equipment investment maintain steady growth
yGDP remains stable
GDP Mix(Three Major Industries)
y g— Urbanization, industrialization, and industry upgrade
GDP Mix(Three Major Industries)
41% 41% 42% 42% 43% 43% 43% 45%
47% 47% 47% 45%
12% 11% 11% 11% 10% 10% 10% 10%
47% 48%47%
47% 46% 47% 47% 45%
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2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
第一产业 第二产业 第三产业Primary Industry Secondary Industry
Tertiary Industry
Future Developmentsp
II Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
2.Financial environment2.Financial environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
33..Industry developmentIndustry development
44..Competitive landscapeCompetitive landscape
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Interest Rate Liberalization— Direction of financial reform:interest rate liberalization、diversified market participants、
Renminbi internationalization— Future development of financial industry: better serve the real economy and industry
tcustomers
Interest Rate Liberalization Reform Traditional Financial Industry at a Turning Point
Loan business interest margin to
continue to narrow
Turning Point
End of the era of high business
volume and earnings growth
Market Reform Favorable for FEH
Lending rate Deposit rate
Business front:have always operated in
market driven environment yield
Market Reform Favorable for FEH
Expanding floating band market-driven environment,yield
expected to be unaffected
Financing:financing cost to continue
Expanding floating band twice
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trending down
Source:PBOC
Future Developmentsp
II Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
2.Financial environment2.Financial environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
3.Industry development3.Industry development
44..Competitive landscapeCompetitive landscape
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Enormous Potential for the Leasing Industryg yVolume of Financial Leasing Transactions in
ChinaVolume of Financial Leasing Transactions (2011)
269269 (US$ billion)
93
135(US$ billion)
9360 59
33 23 23 22 15 12 12
S a y n e y a a K n a 622
41
65
Financial Leasing Penetration Ratio (2011) Number of Leasing Companies
US
Chi
na
Ger
man
y
Japa
Fran
c
Ital y
Rus
si
Can
ada
UK
Switz
erla
nd
Aus
tral
i a 6
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012Source: World Leasing Yearbook Source: World Leasing Yearbook, Industry associations
Financial Leasing Penetration Ratio (2011) Number of Leasing Companies
28%21% 21% 21% 20%
15%12%
560
12% 11% 11%7% 5%
ussi
a
US
nada
tral
ia UK
man
y
Italy
ance
rlan
d
apan
Chi
na 70
186 208286
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Ru
Can
Aus
t
Ger
m
Fra
Switz
er Ja C
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Source: National Bureau of Statistics, World Leasing Yearbook 2010Note:(1)penetration ratio=financial leasing transaction volume / fixed equipment investment
Source: China Leasing Association, CAEFI Leasing Committee
Leasing industry regulatory environment requires further improvement
— Current status: rapid growth in number of leasingcompanies, a popular industry for investments
— Regulatory environment: different standards by CBRCand MofCom
Asset side:highly competitive Funding:increased risks
Homogeneous nature with bank L d d f d d Homogeneous nature with bank
lending
Overly exposed to risky industry
Long-dated assets funded
by short-dated liabilities:
apparent liquidity risks Overly exposed to risky industry
and customers
"Virtualization" of assets
apparent liquidity risks
Over-leveraged,highly
risky …… "Virtualization" of assets …… risky ……
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Future Developmentsp
II Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
Operating EnvironmentOperating Environment
2.Financial environment2.Financial environment
1.Economic environment1.Economic environment
3.Industry development3.Industry development
4.Competitive landscape4.Competitive landscape
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Competitive Landscape
Non- 教育医疗 EducationHealthcaremanufacturing 教育医疗
Construction
ShippingTextilePrinting Machinery Electronics
- 45 -Manufacturing
Healthcare and Education Segments
84
China Historical Healthcare ExpendituresUnit:RMBtrn Unit:%
— Industry characteristics
4.6 5.2 5.0 5.1 5.5 5.5 6.5
4
6
2
3 Strong demand, low cyclicality
Obvious social benefits, efforts led
0
2
1
2
— Development trend
by fiscal policy
(2)02008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2015E 2020E
中国卫生费用 占GDP比重
China Historical Fiscal Expenditure on
China Healthcare Expenditure
As % of GDP Shift from external expansion to
intrinsic improvement
3.3 3.6 3.7 3.4 4.2
4
5
3
4
China Historical Fiscal Expenditure on EducationUnit:RMBtrn Unit:% Funding needs may gradually reach
bottleneck, with non-funding
2.2 3.3
1
2
3
1
2
service needs to increase over time
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1
0
1
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
国家财政性教育经费 占GDP比重Source: Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Health, CSSN, Education Bureau China Fiscal Expenditure
on Education As % of GDP
Construction Segment
14 30018000
Transportation Fixed Asset Investment & Growth
Unit;RMB100mn— Industry characteristics 14,300
9000
12000
15000Unit;RMB100mny
Investment-driven
0
3000
6000
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
More correlated with
economic cyclesSource:Wind
Construction industry Value-Added/GDP
China's Construction Industry with Potential for Long Term Growth
%
— Development trend
U b i i illChina GDP Per Capita
Just Surpassed US$6,000
% 20,000 Urbanization will support
infrastructure
7.0
GDP Per3 000 6 000
construction incl. roads,
bridges, municipal and
- 47 -Source:Broker research, summarizing
data of 50 countries under World Bank
GDP Per Capita(US$)3,000 6,000public utilities
Printing, Textile, Machinery, Shipping, Electronics
2012 Wage Increase Cross-Industry Comparison
20% 20% 20%— Current status of the industry 20% 20% 20%15% 15%
Gradual over-capacity,
intensifying competition
纺织 印刷 电子 汽车 船舶Textile Printing Electronics Automobiles Shipping
intensifying competition
Major costs continue to rise
68Industry concentration
纺织 印刷 电子 汽车 船舶Source: Industry Associations
— Development trend68
44 美国 中国U.S. China Slowing growth in number
of enterprises
14 20 17 20.5 19.3 5.9 0.7 0.4
of enterprises
Clear trend in scale,
concentration technology
- 48 -汽车船舶印刷纺织电子
Electronics Textile Printing Shipping Automobiles
Source:U.S. Census Bureau,Wind
concentration, technology
upgrade
Future Developmentsp
Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII Operating EnvironmentOperating EnvironmentII
Development StrategyDevelopment StrategyIIII p gyp gyIIII
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Development Strategyp gy
Objective: to become the integrated j gservice provider for quality clients in target industries
Industry focusIndustry focusIndustry focusIndustry focus
Integrated servicesIntegrated services
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Industry Focus— Professional segment selection and stringent entry admission management system
— Selected industries are all essential industries for the prosperity and stability of the
y
Chinese economy
2012 GDP by SegementsIndustry Selection y g
13.5
y Stringent industry selection standards
Systematic entry admission
Unit;RMBtrn
6 9Total:RMB34 trillion
Systematic entry admission management mechanism
— Similar to "Operation License" management
— Systematic industry research and evaluation 6.9 5.8
2 9 2 2
— Complete entrance and exit management
procedures
2.9 2.2 2.1 0.8
Healthca
Shippin
Construct
Machine
Educatio
Textile
ElectronInform
at
………………
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建设 工装 纺织 医疗 教育 印刷 航运
are
ng tion
ery
on
e nic ion
2003 2005 2007 2007 2008 2008 2011 2012
…… Textile PrintingConstruction Machinery EducationHealthcare Shipping
Source: Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Health, Education Bureau, Ministry of Industry
Industry focus— Conduct financial services business with an industry-focused perspective, forming a
balanced asset mix by industry
y
Transacted Customers
— With many years of solid roots in each segment, Far East has accumulated an enormous
and solid industry customer base
L i A t S t l B kd
2227
Transacted Customers by Segments
(Year-end 2012)
Leasing Assets Segmental Breakdown(Year-end 2012)
1630 7,141transacted
印刷
14%纺织
2%
电子及
其他Textile
Electronics & others Printing
1189
650
transacted customers
14%
医疗
航运
11%
2%11%Shipping
Healthcare650
493 481250 186
35
21%
工装建设
教育
18%
Education
MachineryConstruction
- 52 -印刷医疗工装建设航运教育电子纺织业发
工装
8%
建设
15% Printing Healthcare Machinery Construction Shipping Education Electronics Textile Other
Machinery
Industry focus
Division by industry, with Team with extensive
y
y y,each overseeing national operations
industry experience5-year average industry experience across all teams
6.3 6.2 6.1 5.9 5 8 5 7
Unit:yearFar East Horizon
5.8 5.7
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Development Strategyp gy
Objective: to become the integrated j gservice provider for quality clients in target industries
Industry focusIndustry focusIndustry focusIndustry focus
Integrated servicesIntegrated services
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— Based on industry dynamics, find quality customers that represent the future of each segments
Draw common needs of clients over different stages based on a large customer base
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— Draw common needs of clients over different stages, based on a large customer base
Service Demands over Corporate Development CycleService Demands over Corporate Development CycleScale M&As /
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— Focus on needs of clients during different stages of development, providing diversified and multi-dimensional integrated service offering
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diversified and multi dimensional integrated service offering— Establish distinct capability differing from those of the banks and other
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Types of Integrated Services
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ConstructionConstruction Engineering as the platform
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Financial Planning
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2012 Key Financial Indicators-Balance Sheet
Dec 31, 2011 Dec 31, 2012 % changeFinancial indicators (US$ 000’s)
Total assets 7,474,702 9,636,509 28.9%
Net lease receivables 6,524,480 9,038,257 38.5%
Total liabilities 5,998,442 7,591,398 26.6%
Interest-bearing liabilities 5,495,364 7,024,076 27.8%
Shareholders’ equity 1,475,622 2,043,510 38.5%
Net assets per share 0 52 0 62 19 2%Net assets per share 0.52 0.62 19.2%
Non-performing assets ratio 0.60% 0.73% 13bps
Special mention assets ratio 15.79% 15.10% 69bps
Provision coverage ratio 214.34% 213.60% 74bps
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Leverage ratio 80.25% 78.78% 147bps
2012 Key Financial Indicators-Income Statement
Revenue 419,391 614,616 46.5%
Dec 31, 2011 Dec 31, 2012 % changeFinancial indicators (US$ 000’s), ,
Net interest income 224,021 337,696 50.7%
Fee income 170,199 242,439 42.4%
T di d th i ( t) 25 171 34 481 36 5%Trading and other income (net) 25,171 34,481 36.5%
Operating expenses1 150,441 228,953 52.1%
Profit before tax and provision 268,950 385,663 43.4%
Net profit attributable to owners of the parent 171,412 241,305 42.9%
EPS (USD cents) 6.56 7.59 15.7%
Net interest margin (NIM) 4.33% 4.30% 3bps
Service fee income ratio 41.73% 40.71% 102bps
Cost to income ratio 32.56% 33.98% 142bpsp
Cost of credit 0.77% 0.71% 6bps
Return on average assets (ROAA) 3.04% 2.82% 22bps
R t it (ROAE) 17 13% 13 69% 344b
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Return on average equity (ROAE) 17.13% 13.69% 344bps
1. including business tax and surcharges and other expenses
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