Beruflich Dokumente
Kultur Dokumente
134th Annual General Meeting
22 July 2009
Chairman
Gary Leech
Chairman
Gary Leech
Chief Executive Officer
Bryan Inch
AGENDA
• Apologies/Proxies
• Minutes of 133rd Annual General Meeting
• Management presentation
• Election of Directors
• Directors Remuneration
• Appointment of Auditors
• General Business
KEY MESSAGES
• Keeping the balance sheet strong
• Focusing on asset quality
• Maintaining adequate liquidity
• Need to improve cost/income ratio
• Returning to greater profitability
• Significant investments in the future
BALANCE SHEET
• Peaked following LBS merger
• Lending opportunities dried up
• Significant level of table mortgages and
scheduled repayments
• Focus on asset quality
Assets Graph
BALANCE SHEET
Peaked following LBS merger
Lending opportunities dried up
Significant level of table mortgages and
scheduled repayments
Focus on asset quality
• Equity reduced by $4.9m
• NTA per share reduced by 5%
Equity
NTA/ Share price
$6.00
$5.50
$5.00
$4.50
$4.00
$3.50
$3.00
$2.50
$2.00
$1.50
$1.00
$0.50
$0.00
1/09/2004
1/03/2005
1/09/2005
1/03/2006
1/09/2006
1/03/2007
1/09/2007
1/03/2008
1/09/2008
1/03/2009
Share Price NTA per share
ASSET QUALITY
• Key to protecting the balance sheet
• Biggest risk to banking profitability and equity
• Standardised the lending criteria and credit
disciplines following mergers
• Increased understanding and pro‐activeness
among staff towards tighter credit
management
ASSET QUALITY
Resulted in:
• Bringing problem accounts to a head
• Reduced exposures in higher risk areas
• Reduced individual exposures
• Reduced non performing assets
• Reduced total arrears
• Greater awareness and focus by lending staff
LENDING PROFILE
2008 2009
7.5 %
10.4 %
Residential Residential
Farming Farming
LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
• Recognised importance early
• Increased bank standby lines
• Increased cash reserves
• Achieved crown guarantee
• Very solid reinvestment rates
• Disconnect in the finance markets
LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT
Recognised importance early
Increased bank standby lines
Increased cash reserves
Achieved crown guarantee
Very solid reinvestment rates
Disconnect in the finance markets
• Holding liquidity became very expensive
• Cost of funding line increased
• Move towards greater efficiency with liquidity
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
• Cost to income ratio is a key measure of
banking efficiency
• Realistic target for CBS 50‐55% maximum
• Recent mergers have resulted in cost retention
and asset rationalisation
• Graph shows unacceptable increase in cost to
income ratio
COST TO INCOME RATIO
80.0%
70.0%
60.0%
50.0%
40.0%
30.0%
20.0%
10.0%
0.0%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY
Cost to income ratio is a key measure of banking efficiency
Realistic target for CBS 50‐55% maximum
Recent mergers have resulted in cost retention and asset
rationalisation
Graph show unacceptable increase in cost to income ratio
• Two ways to improve efficiency
• Very delicate balance if we are to capture future
opportunities
• Best solution from here: ‐ to control cost base and grow
revenue
COST TO INCOME RATIO
90.0%
80.0%
70.0%
60.0%
50.0%
40.0%
30.0%
20.0%
10.0%
0.0%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
PROFITABILITY
• 2009 impacted by merger, asset quality, swap
cost, recession, regulatory and reporting
requirements
Net Profit after tax
• peter
FUTURE PROFITABILITY
• Current swap costs and low margin prior lending
• Present lending at sustainable margins
• Number of negative impacts reversing
• Costs are being tightly managed
• Maintaining existing skills and capacity
• 2010 year – half year loss / full year profit
• Beyond 2010 we expect strong performance as
market normality returns
INVESTED IN THE FUTURE
• Gained merger experience
• Only listed Building Society
• Have a quality lending book
• Very loyal depositors
• Very dedicated staff, greater skills and
experience ‐ a long term investment
• Well positioned to secure quality growth
KEY MESSAGES
• Keeping the balance sheet strong
• Focusing on asset quality
• Maintaining adequate liquidity
• Need to improve cost/income ratio
• Returning to greater profitability
• Significant investments in the future
“The (Canterbury) region will continue to fare
better than most and is one of the places to
be right now.”
The Main Report
Regional Economic Scoreboard
March 2009
AGENDA
Apologies/Proxies
Minutes of 133rd Annual General Meeting
Management presentation
• Election of Directors
• Directors Remuneration
• Appointment of Auditors
• General Business
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
Retiring in accordance with Society Rules
• No increase in directors fees is proposed for
the 2010 year
• No resolution required
APPOINTMENT OF AUDITOR
• Record the re‐appointment of Deloitte as
Auditor and authorise the Directors to fix their
remuneration for the current financial year.
GENERAL BUSINESS
Meeting Closure