Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian...

38
Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives Philippe Masset, Head of Commercial Banking Sébastien D’Hondt, Head of Corporate Clients Erik Van Den Eynden, Head of Midcorporate & Institutional Clients Brussels – 30 April 2013

Transcript of Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian...

Page 1: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

Financing the Belgian economy and the alternativesPhilippe Masset Head of Commercial Banking Seacutebastien DrsquoHondt Head of Corporate Clients Erik Van Den Eynden Head of Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

Brussels ndash 30 April 2013

2

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

3

ldquoCompanies are the backbone of our economy Astrusted and innovating advisor we help to realise thestrategic ambitions of our business clients We havealways been still are and will stay open for business

in the futurerdquo

Philippe Masset Head of CommercialBanking ING Belgium

4

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

5

ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy

ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Retail Banking +6 (mainly driven by mortgages evolution in both Belgium and Record)bull Midcorps amp Institutionals +10 (thanks to high penetration in the SME sector and successful challenger in the institutional)bull Corporate Clients (Commercial Banking) +1 stable year on year

chge chge+6 +6

+2+1

+9

+10

+6+6

Total Lending - per segment

392 414

204224

9798

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Retail MidCorp Commercial Banking Belux

Eur b

n

Total Lending - per type

289 306

282 306

122124

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Residential Mortgages Other Lending Investment credits

Eur b

n

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

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5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 2: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

2

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

3

ldquoCompanies are the backbone of our economy Astrusted and innovating advisor we help to realise thestrategic ambitions of our business clients We havealways been still are and will stay open for business

in the futurerdquo

Philippe Masset Head of CommercialBanking ING Belgium

4

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

5

ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy

ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Retail Banking +6 (mainly driven by mortgages evolution in both Belgium and Record)bull Midcorps amp Institutionals +10 (thanks to high penetration in the SME sector and successful challenger in the institutional)bull Corporate Clients (Commercial Banking) +1 stable year on year

chge chge+6 +6

+2+1

+9

+10

+6+6

Total Lending - per segment

392 414

204224

9798

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Retail MidCorp Commercial Banking Belux

Eur b

n

Total Lending - per type

289 306

282 306

122124

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Residential Mortgages Other Lending Investment credits

Eur b

n

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 3: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

3

ldquoCompanies are the backbone of our economy Astrusted and innovating advisor we help to realise thestrategic ambitions of our business clients We havealways been still are and will stay open for business

in the futurerdquo

Philippe Masset Head of CommercialBanking ING Belgium

4

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

5

ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy

ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Retail Banking +6 (mainly driven by mortgages evolution in both Belgium and Record)bull Midcorps amp Institutionals +10 (thanks to high penetration in the SME sector and successful challenger in the institutional)bull Corporate Clients (Commercial Banking) +1 stable year on year

chge chge+6 +6

+2+1

+9

+10

+6+6

Total Lending - per segment

392 414

204224

9798

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Retail MidCorp Commercial Banking Belux

Eur b

n

Total Lending - per type

289 306

282 306

122124

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Residential Mortgages Other Lending Investment credits

Eur b

n

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 4: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

4

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

5

ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy

ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Retail Banking +6 (mainly driven by mortgages evolution in both Belgium and Record)bull Midcorps amp Institutionals +10 (thanks to high penetration in the SME sector and successful challenger in the institutional)bull Corporate Clients (Commercial Banking) +1 stable year on year

chge chge+6 +6

+2+1

+9

+10

+6+6

Total Lending - per segment

392 414

204224

9798

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Retail MidCorp Commercial Banking Belux

Eur b

n

Total Lending - per type

289 306

282 306

122124

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Residential Mortgages Other Lending Investment credits

Eur b

n

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 5: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

5

ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy

ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Retail Banking +6 (mainly driven by mortgages evolution in both Belgium and Record)bull Midcorps amp Institutionals +10 (thanks to high penetration in the SME sector and successful challenger in the institutional)bull Corporate Clients (Commercial Banking) +1 stable year on year

chge chge+6 +6

+2+1

+9

+10

+6+6

Total Lending - per segment

392 414

204224

9798

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Retail MidCorp Commercial Banking Belux

Eur b

n

Total Lending - per type

289 306

282 306

122124

692736

-

20

40

60

80

FY2011 FY 2012

Residential Mortgages Other Lending Investment credits

Eur b

n

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 6: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

6

Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip

bull Credit development to non-financial companiesin Belgium and in the Eurozonesince the beginning of the crisis (Jan 2008 = 100)

bull ING Belgium had a stable position during the crisis

Source ECB NBB INGConsolidated balance sheet of credit institutions total of credit granted to non-financial corporations- Belgium httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000013|910000082ampLang=E- Euro Area httpwwwnbbbebelgostatPublicatieSelectieLinkerLinkID=248000023|910000082ampLang=E

95

100

105

110

115

120

08 09 10 11 12 13

Belgium

Eurozone

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 7: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

7

hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium

Financing cost for credit to companies is almost the lowest in Belgium within the Eurozone

Source ECB MIR surveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQMIRenpresentationMIR_mirhtm Here the interest rate on loans up to 1 Mln euro with rate fixed for a period up to 1 year is taken

BelgiumFranceGermanyNetherlands

Spain

Italy

2

25

3

35

4

45

5

55

6

65

7

Jan-08

Jul-08

Jan-09

Jul-09

Jan-10

Jul-10

Jan-11

Jul-11

Jan-12

Jul-12

Jan-13

Accommodative Accommodative monetarymonetary policypolicy

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 8: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

8

A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012

The slowdown of total credit to companies in 2012 was more than likely influenced by a decrease of total demand for credit The very last results seem to show that the credit demand doesnrsquot deteriorate further (but there is no recovery neither)

Source NBB Bank Lending SurveyFor more details see httpwwwnbbbedocDQBLSendataBLS_loanshtm

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 9: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

9

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 10: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

10

Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients

bull For medium-sized companies with a turnover between EUR 4 million and EUR 250 million and institutional clients

bull gt 40000 Clients

bull Network of four regions divided into 16 local business centers and 5 business desks all of which with geographical mapping with the retail segment

bull gt 200commercial people in one-to-one approach with the client

bull Proximity + sector knowledge (agrofood institutional real estate and family business)

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 11: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

11

Corporate Clients

bull For listed companies and companies with a turnover gt EUR 250 millionbull gt 1 000 Corporate Clients bull Sector approach 8 Teams

bull Fast Moving Consumer Goodsbull Technology Media amp Telecombull Natural Resourcesbull Chemical Health amp Pharmaceuticalsbull Utilities Transport amp Logisticsbull Services amp Non Bank Financial institutionsbull Builders amp Contractors + Real Estatebull General Industries

bull Close to the clientbullRelationship management (knowledge and anticipation of clientsrsquo needs)bullAccount management (for Belgian and abroad)

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 12: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

12

International presence of ING

Moscow

MumbaiBangalore

Hong Kong

Shanghai

Lisbon Madrid

DublinKiev

Istanbul

Milan

LondonAmsterdam

Paris

FrankfurtBrussels

LuxembourgVienna Budapest

Bratislava

Geneva Bucharest

Prague

Sofia

Warsaw

Buenos Aires

Sao Paulo

Mexico City

New York

AtlantaDallas

Houston

Los Angeles Beijing

Jakarta

Tokyo

Almaty

Kuala LumpurLabuan

Ulan Bator

Manila

Singapore

Seoul

Taipei

Bangkok

DubaiHanoi

St Petersburg

Ankara

Izmir

Sydney

Bahrain

Zurich

St Petersburg

Moscow

Disclaimer ING Bank does not have a commercial banking license in the US and therefore is not permitted to conduct commercial banking business in the US Through its wholly owned subsidiary ING Financial Holdings Corporation and its affiliates it offers a full array of wholesale products such as commercial lending corporate finance and a full range of FM products and services

KatowiceBrno

Pune

DelhiKolkata

ChennaiHyderabad

17072012

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 13: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

13

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 14: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

14

Loans

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 15: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

15

Loans

Acquisition Campaign 48hbull Scope self-employed professionals legal professions and local enterprises with an turnover up to 4000000euro

bull Timing 6 weeks (25th February 2013 till 7th April 2013)

bull Pro-active communication to clients amp prospects to promote our credit offering gt 100000 letterse-mails

bull Credits granted during the campaign Total of almost 250000000euro in 6 weeks

Business Credit Centerbull Start 2008

bull aim credit demand via phone

bull 75 credit demand treated within 24h

bull 14 immediate respons

bull Loans in general represents gt 90 of the SME credit demands

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 16: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

16

Bond Market

Different financing opportunities

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 17: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

17

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0412

Omega Pharma NVEUR 180m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2017

EUR 120m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2019

Joint bookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

CompagniedrsquoEntreprises CFE SA EUR 100m4750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2018

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0511

NyrstarEUR 525m5375 Fixed Rate Notes due May 2016

BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0411

Befimmo SAEUR 162m4500 Fixed Rate Notes due April 2017

Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0212

Kinepolis Group NVEUR 75m4750 Retail Bond due March 2019

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0612

Arseus NVEUR 225m4750 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due July 2017

Joint bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0309

Bekaert NV SAEUR 150m5750 Senior Bonds due 2012

EUR 150m6750 Senior Bonds due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

UCB NVSAEUR 750m5750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1009

Cofinimmo NVSA EUR 100m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2014

Joint Bookrunner

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0310

Nyrstar NV EUR 225m5500 Fixed Rate Notes due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0610

Groupe Bruxelles Lambert EUR 350m4000 Fixed Rate Notes due 2017

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 1111

Bekaert NVEUR 400mEUR 205m - 4125 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2016

EUR 195m ndash 5000 Fixed Rate Notes due December 2019

Co-Lead Manager

Corporate Issuer

France 0209

GDF SuezEUR 750m5000 Retail Targeted Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint BookrunnerCorporate Issuer

Belgium 0509

Solvay EUR 500m5000 Senior Bonds due 2015

Joint Bookrunner

bull ING DCM has been involved multiple times as bookrunner and coordinator in the retail bond transactions from Belgian corporates

bull With a strong footprint in the Belgian retail and private banking market ING has been instrumental in the success of both small and sizeable transactions

bull The retail bond market in Belgium is an extraordinary niche segment on the primary corporate front bond and very much to the advantage of Belgian issuers in their search to diversify their funding needs

bull Total outstanding volume in the Belgian retail bond market exceeds 11bn euro Corporate Issuer

Belgium 1109

DrsquoIeteren NVSAEUR 150m5500 Fixed Rate Notes (retail bond)due Dec 2014

Joint bookrunner

2012

2011

2010

2009

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0911

DelhaizeEUR 400m4250 Fixed Rate Notes due October 2018

Co-manager

Belgium 0912

Etexco NVEUR 400m5000 Fixed Rate Notes due Mar 2017

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

2013Belgium 0313

Joint Bookrunner

UCB SANVEUR 250m3750 Fixed Rate Notes due 2020

Corporate Issuer

Belgium 0113

DEME NVEUR 200m4145 Fixed Rate Notes due February 2019

Corporate Issuer

Bookrunner

Retail bonds offer unique funding diversification for Belgian companies

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 18: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

18

Working Capital Solutions- Factoring- Supply Chain Finance

Different financing opportunities

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 19: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

19

Belgian Factoring Market

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 est2008

est2009

2010 2011 est2012

Bill

ions

0

1

2

3

4

5

Bill

ions

Total Belgian Factoring marketING Commercial Finance

2012 Factoring Market grew with 11 to a volume of over EUR 42 bln of receivables purchased

Factoring market growth in the past 10 years averages at 16 year-on-year

and ING ComFin increased volume of purchased with over 11 to EUR 47 bln of receivables purchased 19

Total Belgian Factoring market sums up to EUR 42 bln of receivables

purchased in 2012

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 20: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

20

Supply Chain Finance in a nutshell

Benefits for client

bull Working capital improvement

bull Tool to improve terms of trade

bull Improved supplier relationships

bull Reduced operational and payment costs

bull Reconciliation tool amp early dispute warning

bull Automation of payments to key suppliers

Benefits for your suppliers

bull Unlocking trapped working capital for suppliers

bull Diversified non-recourse funding off balance sheet

bull Competitive funding rate leveraged on the strong rating of the client leading to financial cost savings

bull Transparency in status of invoices

bull Possible savings in credit insurance

Schematic Overview

25

34

1

1 Supplier delivers goods and sends invoice2 Buyer submits approved invoices to ING3 Supplier sells receivables to ING anytime

before maturity at a discount 4 ING pays the discounted amount 5 Buyer settles payment with ING at maturity

SupplierBuyer

1

2

3

4

5

Product description

SCF offers a payable solution for large corporate buyers based on non-recourse receivable-based financing to its suppliers In exchange for the SCF benefits to its suppliers (transparency cash flow certainty and cheaper funding) buyers are able to obtain improved commercial terms from their suppliers

Principle

Only buyer approved receivables can be assigned to ING The credit risk is therefore fully structured on the buyer which is a strongly rated ING corporate client All transactions are electronic and operate via a dedicated web-based SCF platform

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 21: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

21

Working Capital Solutions credentials

Wood based materials Industry

BENLDEUKESPT

EUR 100m

Sole Arranger

2012

Trade receivables purchase programme

Food industry

Belgium 2012

Sole Arranger and Agent

Food Retail Industry

Belgium

EUR 90mSupply Chain Finance programme

Sole Arranger and Liquidity Provider

2012

Wood based materials

Food IndustryEUR 30mSyndicated Factoring Facility

Food Retail

Food industry

Belgium 112012

Food IndustryEUR 40mNon-recourse Factoring Facility

Sole Arranger and Agent

Chemicals Industry

Belgium 2009

EUR 160mTrade receivables purchase programme

Global Coordinator amp MLAGeneral Industries

Belgium 2009

EUR 30mTrade receivables purchase programme

Sole ArrangerPackaging Industry

Belgium

EUR 32m

Sole Arranger

Trade receivables purchase programme

2009

Chemicals Industry General IndustryPackaging Industry

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 22: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

22

Leasing

Different financing opportunities

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 23: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

23

Lease Market position

2007 2008 2009 20102011 2012

General Market Share

Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors000

500

1000

1500

2000

2500

3000

3500

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012General Market Share 1800 1790 2000 2012 2233 2230Market Share vis agrave vis main competitors 2635 2865 3020 3110

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 24: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

24

Main takeaways

bull ING actively supports the Belgian economy Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 44 billion) and savings (+ EUR 35 billion) in 2012

bull Our client is the starting point ING is a trusted advisor amp partner

bull Different financing possibilities for Belgian companies

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 25: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

25

Annexe

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 26: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

26

The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip

70

72

74

76

78

80

82

84

86

88

90

Jan-09 Jul-09 Jan-10 Jul-10 Jan-11 Jul-11 Jan-12 Jul-12

NegativeSentiment

Global sentiment about the access of SMErsquos (and self-employed) to banking credits

This index is computed by the laquo CEFIP raquo through a survey amongst 711 SMErsquos and self-employed The value of the index is ranged between 0 (extremely negative) and 200 (extremely positive More details and the complete report are available here httpwwwcefipbefilesDocumentenFRbarometer16_FRpdf (only in FR and NL)

Last surveyOCT 2012

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 27: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

27

Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle

Total credit to non- financial companies increased by 18 YoY in October

Despite the financial crisis total credit continues to increase in Belgium

Credit allocation was much more subdued over the period 2001 - 2005

Evolution of total credit to non financial companies in Belgium ( YoY)

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 28: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

2828

Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt

Bron interne Febelfin-enquecircte(1) De risicocategorieeumln zijn ingedeeld op basis van de Probability of Default (PD) - Gering (van 0 tot circa 08) - Middelgroot (van circa 08 tot circa 4) - Hoog (van circa 4 tot circa 21) - Erg hoog (van circa 21 tot 100)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 29: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

29

ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo (eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)

+ 875 miljard

EUREXTRA (sedert 2007)

Source Febelfin 4032013

29

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 30: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

30

SME in Belgium vs Eurozone

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 31: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

31

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

LU

EE

GR

IT

PT

MT

ES

NL

SI

BE

AT

EM

FR

FI

DE

SK

IE

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Based on non-financial private sector value added

Share of SMErsquos in the total value added bull SMErsquos are important for the eurozone economy (60 of the total value added of the non-financial private sector)

bull There is no clear correlation between the size of the country and the importance of SMErsquos in the economy (look at Italy and Ireland)

bull Having said that total value added is still quite concentrated

bullIn the Eurozone 02 of the total number of companies count for 30 of total employment and 40 of total value added

bullIncluding large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 12 of the total number of companies count for 47 of total employment and 59 of total value added

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
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32

The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone

Based on value added

Share of SMErsquos in the manufacturing sector

In the manufacturing sector large companies are even more crucial

In the Eurozone 08 of the total number of companies acting in the manufacturing sector count for 40 of employment in this sector and 54 of the sectorrsquos value added

Including large SMErsquos (50-249 workers) 44 of the number of companies count for 64 of the employment and 77 of the value added in the manufacturing sector

0 20 40 60 80 100

CY

EE

PT

IT

GR

ES

NL

SI

MT

EM

FR

AT

BE

SK

FI

DE

IE

LU

0-9 10-49 50-249 250+

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ING

33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
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33

Financing problem in the Eurozone

Countries where the financing problem is a stronger constraint facing SMErsquos are also those where SMErsquos have the largest

contribution to total value added

of SMErsquos declaring that access to financing is their most pressing problem

Share of SMErsquos in total non financial private sector

Source Annual report on SMErsquos in the EU 20112012 ECB ING

IEDE

FIFR EM

AT BE NLES

IT

PT

GR

45

50

55

60

65

70

75

80

0 10 20 30 40

34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
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34

Different financing opportunities

35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
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35

bull Immediate disposalfinancing of 70-90 of assigned receivables (with or without recourse on client)

bull Selection of debtors possible (concentration up to 30 on country basis)

bull Full cash dominion by ING Commercial Finance

bull Credit management

bull Debtor administration

bull Debt collection

bull Take over Debtor Risk

bull Up to 100 coverage

Receivables Finance Credit Management services

Credit Insurance

Overview of ING ComFin ndash Product overview

36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
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36

bull ING Commercial Finance shall upon request of the Client grant advances on the purchase price before it becomes due and payable up to the a fixed contractual percentage (min 90) of the total balance of the receivables The advances shall be made available to The Client by means of withdrawals from its current account

bull Debtors will pay on a ING Commercial Finance bank account The Client will receive daily information on incoming payments The withdrawals in overdraft are compensated (credited) each time the Client sends ING Commercial Finance a new file (including lsquonewrsquo invoices minus the received payments for lsquooldrsquo invoices that The Client has booked)

bull Funding will be done locally to your local entity or group centralized treasury Benefiting from our web based client portal treasury management and portfolio management can be centralized

Methodology

Commercial finance - Methodology

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 37: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

37

bull The programme provides an alternative and stable source of funding that is aligned on working capital needs (eg increase in materials prices)bull Secured and competitive form of financingbull More finance available than from conventional bank borrowing formsbull Off balance Improvement of performance parameters improve overall rating of the company

bull No SPV and related consolidation issues

bull No rating agencies

bull Low legal and third parties costs (rating agencies management company)

bull Single counterparty Short and simple implementation period

bull Simple structure Low fixed costs (low entering costs)

Funding

Management Tool

bull Commercial finance allows you to focus on your commercial activities (core business) bull High-grade debtor specialism bull Commercial finance reduces losses on accounts receivable by continuous follow-up procedures and by analyzing the quality of the debtors

Flexibility

Commercial finance - Benefits

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38
Page 38: Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives · • ING actively supports the Belgian economy. Strong growth in lending (+ EUR 4.4 billion) and savings (+ EUR 3.5 billion) in

38

Thank you

  • Financing the Belgian economy and the alternatives
  • Slide Number 2
  • Slide Number 3
  • Slide Number 4
  • ING BE strong contribution to the Belgian economy
  • Total credit has increased since the start of the crisishellip
  • hellipand the financing cost remains very low in Belgium
  • A slowdown of credit demand was also observed in 2012
  • Slide Number 9
  • Midcorporate amp Institutional Clients
  • Corporate Clients
  • International presence of ING
  • Slide Number 13
  • Slide Number 14
  • Slide Number 15
  • Slide Number 16
  • Slide Number 17
  • Slide Number 18
  • Slide Number 19
  • Slide Number 20
  • Slide Number 21
  • Slide Number 22
  • Lease Market position
  • Slide Number 24
  • Slide Number 25
  • The sentiment of a credit tightening is largely shared by a lot of managers particularly within Belgian SMErsquoshellip
  • Total credit evolution was much more problematic during the previous cycle
  • Conjunctuur risicogehalte KMO dossiers stijgt
  • ldquoEen EUR krediet voor elke extra EUR spaargeldrdquo(eind 2007 ndash eind 2012)
  • Slide Number 30
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • The relative importance of SMErsquos in the Eurozone
  • Financing problem in the Eurozone
  • Slide Number 34
  • Slide Number 35
  • Slide Number 36
  • Commercial finance - Benefits
  • Slide Number 38