BNP Paribas SA : Fixed Income Presentation – January 2024
Strong Solvency & Funding
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SOLVENCY & FUNDING: 2023
SOLVENCY & FUNDING: 2024
3Q23 HIGHLIGHTS
APPENDIX
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A Business Model Well Diversified by Country and Business No country, business or industry concentration
Gross Commitments1 by region as at
IPSCorporate
Specialised
33%
20%
16%
10% 9%
7%
5%
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North |
Asia Rest of |
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America Pacific the world |
CentreBusinesses (CPBS)
6%6% 17%
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35% |
36% |
Commercial |
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CIB |
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Banking |
(CPBS)
- A balanced business model: a clear competitive advantage in terms of revenues & risk diversification
- An integrated business model fueled by cooperation between Group Businesses
- Strong resilience in changing environment
1. Total gross commitments, on and off balance sheet, unweighted of €1,820bn as at 30.06.23; 2. CRD 5
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3Q23 - Solid financial structure
CET1 ratio: 13.4%1 as at
- 3Q23 results after taking into account a 60% payout ratio, net of changes in risk-weighted assets: +20 bps
- Impact from the launch of the second tranche of the 2023 share buyback programme (€2.5bn): -40 bps
- Overall limited impact of other effects on the ratio
Leverage ratio2: 4.5% as at
High liquidity coverage ratio3: 138% as at
High-quality liquid assets (HQLA) at a high level: €370bn as of
- ~70% in deposits at central banks
- ~30% in mostly "level 1" debt securities
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growth: |
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13.6% |
+20 bps |
13.4%
Share
buybacks:
-40 bps
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1. CRD 5; including IFRS 9 transitional arrangements; see slide 73 of 3Q23 results presentation; 2. Calculated in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2019/876; 3. LCR at the end of the period calculated in accordance with Regulation (CRR) 575/2013, Art. 451a; 4. Liquid market assets or eligible assets at central banks (counterbalancing capacity), taking into account prudential standards, notably US standards,
minus intra-day payment system needs
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Liquidity: a diversified base of deposits and disciplined, prudent and proactive management
Favourable positioning and integrated & diversified model
supporting stability of resources
Base of deposits supported by the Group's diversification, its long-term approach to clients, and its leading positions in flows
- #1 European in cash management - #1 in securities services in EMEA - #1 private bank in the
Eurozone - Deposits diversified by geographies, entities and currencies:CPBF (26%), CPBB (17%), other Commercial & Personal Banking (19%), Global Banking (23%), Securities Services (11%) and IPS (5%)
- Deposits diversified by client segment:46% from retail deposits, of which ~2/3 insured, 42% from corporates, of which 20% operational, and 12% from financial clients1, of which 84% operational
Prudent and proactive management
- Measures and monitoring done at various levels (consolidated, sub-consolidated and by entity): by currencies, on horizons from 1 day to 20+ years, using internal and regulatory metrics, and based on normal and stressed conditions
- Indicators integrated into the operating management of business lines(budgetary process, customerfollow-up,origination, pricing, etc.)
Change in HQLA (€bn)
425 446 419 370
276
Change in immediately available liquidity reserve2 (€bn)
432 452 461 439
309
1. Excluding non-operational deposits under one month; 2. Liquid market assets or eligible assets in central banks (counterbalancing capacity), taking into account prudential standards, notably US standards, minus intra-day payment system needs
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- CET1 ratio requirement1 as of
30.09.23 (2022 Supervisory
Review and Evaluation Process (SREP)): 9.79% of RWA
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- Of which Pillar 2 requirement (P2R) of 0.88%
- Of which Conservation buffer of 2.50% and G-SIB buffer of 1.50%
- Of which Countercyclical capital buffer of 0.41%
- Excluding Pillar 2 guidance (P2G), non public
- CET1 ratio of 13.4% as at 30.09.23, 365 bps above
September 2023 regulatory requirement
CET1 Ratio
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13.4% |
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9.79% |
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0.41% |
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1.50% |
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2.50% |
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0.88% |
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4.50% |
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Minimum Requirement |
BNPP as at |
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Countercyclical buffer2 |
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GSIB buffer |
CET1 total |
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Conservation buffer |
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P2R |
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Pillar 1 |
1. See Press Release on the notification by the
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- Total capital ratio requirement1(2022 Supervisory Review and
Evaluation Process (SREP)): 13.98% of RWA as of
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- Of which Pillar 2 requirement (P2R) of 1.57%
- Of which Conservation buffer of 2.50% and G-SIB buffer of 1.50%
- Of which Countercyclical capital buffer of 0.41%
- Excluding Pillar 2 guidance (P2G), non public
- Total capital ratio of 17.8% as at 30.09.23, ~383bps above
September 2023 regulatory requirement
AT1 and Tier 2 at 4.4% of RWA -
- Of which Additional Tier 1 layer at 2.1%
- Of which Tier 2 layer at 2.3%
Total Capital Ratio
17.8%
13.98%
0.41%
1.50%
2.50%
1.57%
8.00%
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Minimum Requirement |
BNPP as at |
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Countercyclical buffer2 |
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GSIB buffer |
Total Capital |
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Conservation buffer |
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P2R |
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1. See Press Release on the notification by the
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~€124.5bn of prudential Total Capital as at
17.8%
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2.3% |
€15.8bn |
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2.1% |
€14.7bn |
€124.5bn
13.4% €94.0bn
CET 1
Additional Tier 1
Tier 2
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Medium/Long Term Regulatory Funding 2023
Continued presence in debt markets
2023 MLT regulatory issuance plan: €18.5bn
~120% of the regulatory issuance plan realised as at
Capital instruments plan: €3.5bn; AT1 €4.0bn issued1
$1bn (issued in 2022, as pre-funding for the 2023 plan), PerpNC52, at 9.25% (sa, 30/360); equiv. 5Y US Treasuries+496.9 bps- €1.25bn, PerpNC7.43, at 7.375% (sa, Act/Act); equiv. mid-swap€+463.1 bps
SGD600m , PerpNC52, at 5.90% (sa, Act,365); equiv. 5Y mid-swapSORA-OIS+267.4 bps$1.5bn , PerpNC52, at 8.50% (sa, 30/360); equiv. 5Y US Treasuries+435.4 bps
Senior Debt plan: €15bn:
Non-Preferred: €6.0bn issued1, including
- £850m, 9.4Y bullet,
UK Gilt+215 bps - €1bn, 6NC54, « Green », mid-swap€+145 bps
- €1bn, 8NC75, « Green », mid-swap€+137 bps
- ¥27.2bn, 6NC54, mid-swap Tonar+105 bps
- €1.5bn, 9NC86, mid-swap€+160 bps
Preferred: €12.2bn issued1, including
- €1.25bn, 8NC75, mid-swap€+92 bps
CHF335m , 5Y bullet, CHF mid-swap+75 bps$1.75bn , 6NC54, 5Y US Treasuries+145 bps- €1bn, 6NC54, mid-swap€+78 bps
- €1.25bn, 10Y bullet, mid-swap€+118 bps
CHF225m , 6Y bullet, CHF mid-swap+80 bpsA$300m , 6NC54 (Fixed/Frn), BBSW+170 bps$1.50bn , 6NC54, 5Y US Treasuries+150 bps- £750m, 6NC54,
UK Gilt+155 bps - ¥121.9bn, 5Y bullet, mid-swap Tonar+60 bps
- ¥3.2bn, 7Y bullet, mid-swap Tonar+61 bps
- ¥4.6bn, 10Y bullet, mid-swap Tonar+62 bps
- €1.5bn, 9NC86, mid-swap€+95 bps
Other Secured Debt
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Covered bonds: €3.5bn; €3.7bn issued: |
Securitizations: €3.1bn; €1.9bn issued |
- €1bn, 7Y bullet mid-swap€+22 bps,
BNP Paribas Home Loan SFH - €1.7bn, 5Y bullet mid-swap€+15 bps,
BNP Paribas Home Loan SFH - €1bn, 5Y bullet mid-swap€+32 bps,
BNP Paribas Fortis SA
1. € valuation based on historical FX rates for cross-currency swapped issuances and on trade date for others; 2. Perpetual, callable on year 5, and every 5 year thereafter; 3. Perpetual, callable on year 7.4, and every 5 year thereafter; 4. 6-years maturity callable on year 5 only; 5. 8-years maturity callable on year 7 only; 6. 9-years maturity callable on year 8 only
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