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Value & Capital
Management:
A New Era Thomas C. Wilson
CRO Allianz SE
Zurich-Hannover
Workshop on Insurance and Financial
Mathematics
Zurich, 14 April, 2016
Agenda
1. What defines the “New Era”?
2. Implications for value & risk
management?
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The old paradigm: Focus on earnings and growth,
less on capital, none on internal metrics.
Which three measures are most used for strategic planning and decision making?
1. Earnings and earnings growth
2. Revenues and revenue growth
3. Cost or cost/income ratios
4. Return on book capital
5. Return on economic capital or economic profit
6. Market share
7. Other
8. Market or shareholder value, Embedded Value, Intrinsic Value
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PExV
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PExV
Economic Environment
Regulatory Pressure
Paradigm Shifts
• Anemic growth
• Low rates
• Asset volatility
• Technology
• New
competitors
• Demographics
• Capital &
leverage
• Conduct &
consumer
protection
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Looking forward, challenges to earnings
growth and capital…
Low interest rates – the “new normal”
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Since 2008, lower interest rates due to global Quantitative Easing (QE),
likely to continue as Draghi “pushes on string”
Low rates adversely impact insurer earnings
• Reinvestment rates below guarantees of traditional L/H legacy block
• Lower investment yields impact PC operating profit
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AZ share price
Group MCEV per share roll forward (indexed)
IFRS S/h equity per share roll - forward (indexed)
Allianz share price vs MCEV and IFRS roll-forward
Roll-forward based on 2010 disclosed IFRS and MCEV sensitivities without quarterly rebalancing.
What can happen in a volatile market environment? Share price volatility from
„black swans“
• 2008 Financial crisis
• 2011/12 Sovereign crisis
• 2014/15 low rates
• 2016 China & commodity
Economic Environment
Regulatory Pressure
Paradigm Shifts
• Anemic growth
• Low rates
• Asset volatility
• Technology
• New
competitors
• Demographics
• Capital & leverage
• Consumer
protection
• Change in
business model
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Looking forward, challenges to earnings
growth and capital…
Economic Environment
Regulatory Pressure
Paradigm Shifts
• Anemic growth
• Low rates
• Asset volatility
• Technology
• New
competitors
• Demographics
• Capital & leverage
• Consumer
protection
• Change in
business model
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Looking forward, challenges to earnings
growth and capital…
Agenda
1. What defines the “New Era”?
2. Implications for value & risk
management?
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A turbulent ride combined for insurers. Eurostoxx Insurance Index, 2003-2015
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Euro Stoxx Insurance
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Still, some prosper more than others in spite of the
headwinds.
Wilson, T., 2015, Value and Capital Management: A Handbook for Finance & Risk Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Forthcoming
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Euro Stoxx Insurance
Stoxx 600 Insurance Zurich Unipol
Raising two questions:
• What drives trend
with market?
• What drives relative
outperformance?
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Drivers of relative share value are
trivial…
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RoE=10%, M/B=1 RoE=15%, M/B=1 RoE=15%, M/B=1.5
…but what drives M/B?
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There is a theory…
Wilson, T., 2015, Value and Capital Management: A Handbook for Finance & Risk Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Forthcoming
FTSE Eurofirst 300 Insurers
Tryg
Topdanmark
Storebrand
St. James's Place
Friends Life
Partnership
Novae
Lancashire
Hiscox
Catlin
BRIT Insurance
Beazley
Amlin
Wiener Städtische
Swiss Life
Standard Life
SCOR
RSA
Old Mutual
Legal & General
Hannover Re
Gjensidige
Direct Line
Baloise
Ageas
Zurich
Swiss Re
Sampo
Prudential
Munich Re
Generali
CNP
Axa
Aviva
Allianz
Aegon0,50
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-0,10 -0,05 0,00 0,05 0,10 0,15 0,20 0,25 0,30
Source: KBW Insurance Overview, 2014
M/B 2014E
RoE 2015E
…that generally works
gCoC
CoCRoE
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Share Value
Growth
Operating Efficiency
Effective U/W & RAPM
Capital Efficiency
A/LM or Market „Alpha“
Capital management offers an
underultilized lever to increase value
Finance and Risk
Capital allocation and
portfolio strategy
Balance sheet, A/L and
liquidity management
Risk management & u/w
Operational drivers
Growth strategies
Expense management
Recognized by shareholders
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“(In lieu of growth)…dividends
have been the key attraction
for investors in the European
insurance sector. A focus on
cash and dividends has
driven the sector to an
unprecedented fourth
consecutive year of
outperformance of the
European equity market…
Regulatory capital is the fuel
for dividends …(and) Given
the importance of dividends
we think it is crucial to
understand how capital will be
generated going forward.”
Morgan Stanley 2016
“(Investors need to
understand)… how the
capital is spent …We
are supportive of
investment in new
business … (if it
generates) IRRs
above the company’s
cost of capital and with
reasonable payback
periods . . . (but)
business at or sub 9%
IRRs which takes 9
years to break even ...
is not a viable source
of value for
shareholders.”
Barclays 2011
“Earnings analysis is of
limited use … We
prefer composites that
i) generate strong cash
flow after ‘maintenance
capex’ … , ii) have high
growth capex that
supports future
earnings and iii) …
surplus cash
generation, driving
financial flexibility and
the ability to redeploy
capital for growth.”
Morgan Stanley 2012
Implications for insurers‘ risk and capital
management
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Capital Management Framework
Capital Allocation
Asset/Liability Management
Business Model
Solvency capital framework
1xx% 1yy%
Historic Scenarios – Illustrative
2008 Financial Crisis
2011/12 Sovereign Debt Crisis
2014/15 Low rate scenario, no UFR
Etc.
Parametric Stresses – Illustrative
1:x year modelled event
SII ratio not
resilient
Too much
capital
Appropriately
capitalized
Starting
Solvency
Ratio
Minimum ratio after all stresses
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• What target level after stress?
• What stresses?
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Capital allocation: Capital budget
From sources to uses
RoC
Capital /Avg.
Duration Capital
Sources ofCapital
Externalcapital / financialleverage
Capital generatedfromearnings
Capital freed fromexistingbusiness
Uses of Capital
‚Maintenance‘capex
Current business initiatives
Strategic initiatives
Return excess to shareholders
Dividend,Buyback
Capital Budget
Dividend
FinancingInitiatives
Strategic Initiatives
Portfolio Management
OrganicGrowth
Divest
Strategic Projects
Strategic acquisitions
Financing initiatives
Retire debt,Build liquidity
TacticalInvestments
Capital tied in existing business
Wilson, T., 2015, Value and Capital Management: A Handbook for Finance & Risk Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Forthcoming
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Capital budget – Illustrative
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Capital budget – Illustrative
Wilson, T., 2015, Value and Capital Management: A Handbook for Finance & Risk Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Forthcoming
Implications for insurers‘ risk and capital management
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Capital Management Framework
Capital Allocation
Asset/Liability Management
Business Model
• Capital light & protection
products
• Focus on expenses and
technical underwriting
• Prudently manage legacy
business
• Balance expected returns
against cost of capital
• Invest only where you are
remunerated
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Brand
positioning /
reputation Managing value: Three core skills
• How to value risk-based, capital intensive businesses?
• How to link management actions, risk adjusted performance measures (RAPMs) and other, Key Performance Indicators to value?
Better Information – What gets measured, gets managed
• What “rules of the game” (or generic strategies) create value in each business segment?
• What core skills are required in each segment?
Better Insights – How to create value through operations
• Strategic planning and capital allocation
• Balance sheet, asset/liability and liquidity management
• Risk management and risk underwriting
Better Decisions – How Finance & Risk create value
Wilson, T., 2015, Value and Capital Management: A Handbook for Finance & Risk Professionals, John Wiley & Sons, Forthcoming
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