Menadžer prodaje -Poslovni profil
Transcription
Menadžer prodaje -Poslovni profil
Menadžer prodaje -Poslovni profil Proaktivna prodaja 30% – Poziv/Sastanak postojećim klijentima – Poziv/Sastanak novim klijentima Reaktivna prodaja 50% 20% 25% – Servis & Klijenti koji dolaze u filijalu – Administracija 5% 50% Who we are? Introduction Mission Statement Vision Statement Bank that offers a broad portfolio o traditional banking services (including different type of loans, guarantees, deposits and savings...) but also performs a large number of primarily non-banking activities Support development of the RS and B&H economy and the entire society in order to achieve joint, long term growth and development To be continually reliable, secure, available and profitable bank, which will be of use to its clients, shareholders and the entire society STRATEGIC GOALS: Ranked No 1 in Republika Srpska Assurance of permanent growth, having respected principles of security and safety in business Increase profitability through improving cost management system and optimizing business process Brach network development Full commitment to quality of products and services as well as sales increase Development of human potentials and intellectual capital Who we are? Name change to Nova Banka AD Bijeljina Major capitalization by a number of new investors increasing the capital more than five-fold Acquisition of Agroprom Banka AD Banja Luka, enabling the establishment in Banja Luka, the region offering the highest growth potential (still today) Name change to Nova Banka AD Banja Luka and change of registered address 2003-2005 Establishment of broker operations through Broker Nova License granted for national payments operations The first bank in B&H to obtain OQS certificate related to Management of Quality in accordance with ISO standards Improved corporate governance and social responsibility New Management Team with deep knowledge on local market Bank reorganization and optimization 2006-2009 Further development Bank network Capital increase dedicated to IFC Listing on the Banja Luka Stock Exchange 1999-2002 Poteza acquires a 41% stake through a capital increase, doubling Nova Banka’s capital (stake later diluted to 37% by a subsequent capital increase in 2007) Construction of a new headquarter in Banja Luka in line with decision to further penetrate the wealthiest region of RS Capital increase through subordinated bonds 2010-2015 Increase in number and volume of banking business Ranked No 1 in Republika Srpske per assets of Who we are? 12 bank branches and 52 additional points of sale 1 Leading distribution network 2 Upside potential in Banja Luka and Federation of B&H 3 Management team with deep knowledge of the local market 4 Strong customer relationships Balanced sector exposure and diverse customer base Well respected bank with state-of-the-art payment systems platform Brčko Bijeljina Doboj Banja Luka Tuzla Zvornik Sarajevo East Sarajevo Foča Ljubuški 5 Republika Srpska Federation of Bosnia & Herzegovina Bank branches 6 Trebinje Other points of sale Key awards Deutsche Bank STP excellence in international payments 2002-2015 Chamber of Commerce of RS Most successful company in the financial sector 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2013 7 Golden BAM First B&H bank to export banking knowledge and technology abroad 2004 Ranked No 84 Bank of Southeast Europe 8 Flexible organization structure enabling swift decision making and superior customer service Implemented standards corporate governance Organisational structure Supervisory Board Audit Committee Bank Secretary Internal Audit Credit Committee Board of Management General Manager and CEO ALCO Deputy General Manager Steering Committee Purchase Committee Executive Director for Markets (Corporate&Retail) Accounting and Finance Division Treasury Division Risk Management Division Corporate Division Executive Director for Finance and Treasury Retail and Network Division Legal Affairs Division Executive Director for Back Office Functions Back Office Division Payment Systems Division Flexible organisational structure enabling swift decision-making and superior customer services Tangible Assets Committee Restructuring and Payment Division IT Division Who we are? Shareholders Structure Shareholders Structure: next steps Key shareholders include Adriatic Fund B.V. and the group of local investors which gave the Bank character of the mainly local Bank. Adriatic Fund Goran Avlijaš Existing shareholders structure is stabile and in next four years Bank does not expect any significant changes in its shareholders structure Having completed the first stage of growth, key shareholders are looking for an investor to acquire a minimum stake of 80% in Nova Banka to take it to the next phase of its development 15% Radanović Slobodan 7% Corporate Governance & CSR Interpromet Novi Grad 5% 58% 4% 5% 5% Invest nova Bijeljina Milan Radović Euro line Banja Luka 3% Other shareholders and free float * Data on 31 December 2015 Bank is truly dedicated to continuous improvement of corporate governance principles and creating the environment in which all stakeholders have adequate rights and obligations and tools which will enable them to perform it. The Nova bank orientation through corporate social responsibility so far has been more reactive than proactive, with a focus on social giving. The Bank helps the community in which it operates, primarily through grants to vulnerable groups (children with special needs, poor) and young talents (developments in science, sport, education). Where do we fit into the economy? •Data on 31 December 2014 Where do we fit into the Republika Srpska economy? •In the Capital Position is included subordinated debt in the amount of 38.083 thousand KM which is presented in Liabilites Side of Balance, •Data on 30 June 2015 Where do we fit into the Republika Srpska economy? •Data on 30 June 2015 Where do we fit into the Republika Srpska economy? •Data on 30 June 2015 Financials: Retail Retail deposit evolution (in 000 KM) Number of clients 150 293 116 667 156 801 137 772 Significant potential are accounts package which has growth for 22,36% in 2015. 742 770 A vista deposits 464 445 231 823 31.12.2012. 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Short-term deposits 668 384,00 Long-term deposits 352 960 Total deposits Products & services 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Retail loan evolution (in 000 KM) Loans Mortgages Cash advances Payment cards Overdraft Consumer loans Custody services (Treasury) Accounts Current Domestic currency, FX Student accounts Retiree accounts Deposits Sight Short-term, long- term Savings Payments Domestic & international Payment cards (Visa, Maestro, Master) Money transfers NON-BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Remittances Brokerage (Broker Nova) 388 669 433 605 334 843 173 932 31.12.2011. 211 526 31.12.2012 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Significant cross-selling potential together with the Bank’s leading distribution network offers an ideal platform for further growth Bank offers different type of card: VISA Gold, VISA Classic, VISA Classic Instalment, MasterCard, Maesto, Dinners, VISA &Master Business . Financials: SME SME loans and deposit evolution (in 000 KM) Number of clients 10 703 12 629 13 642 14 708 31.12.2012. 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Despite the fact that majority of SME clients faced with problems, Bank’s SME client base continuously 262 768 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. 106 770 Products & services BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Loans Mortgages Cash advances Payment cards Overdraft Consumer loans Custody services (Treasury) Accounts Current Domestic currency, FX Student accounts Retiree accounts Deposits Sight Short-term, long- term Savings Payments Domestic & international Payment cards (Visa, Maestro, Master) Money transfers NON-BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Remittances Brokerage (Broker Nova) 38 604 Loans Guarantees 32 932 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 73 838 31.12.2015. Term deposits A vista depozits Total deposits Development of SME business relationship is Bank focus and therefore Bank is developing new products for this clients segment. Also, Bank has passed the evaluation process for Credit Line which would be implemented with USAID&SIDA . Financials: Corporate Corporate placements evolution (Public Corporate Clients) Number of clients 905 1036 997 1091 Bank has very attractive corporate client base and planning to further develop it 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. 277 173 604 31 075 533 31.12.2013. 14 637 780 31.12.2014. 31.12.2012. 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Loans Products & services Accounts Current Domestic currency, FX Deposits Sight Short-term, long-term Savings Guarantees Letters of credit Bid bonds Performanc e bonds Payment guarantees Payments Domestic & internationall Payment cards (Visa, Master) Money transfers 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. 344 589 349 31.12.2013. 172 459 639 Loans Guarantees 31.12.2014. 19 229 872 31.12.2015. Ovedrafts Corporate deposit evolution (in 000 KM) NON-BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Factoring, forfeiting Custody services Purchase receivables 31.12.2015 Guarantees Corporate placements evolution (Private Corporate Clienst) BANKING PRODUCTS & SERVICES Loans Investments Working capital Factoring Brokerage (Broker Nova) Solid and long-standing relations with the Bank’s targeted Corporate client base have enabled Nova Banka to become a leader in this segment 258 011 31.12.2011. 358 646 31.12.2012. 464 388 421 818 402 683 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Payment systems Activities Business partners Number of payment cards Payment cards 37985 24731 39764 38399 41272 28343 32574 National payments 25591 5494 International payments Master Card Visa 13063 31.12.2011 31.12.2012 31.12.2013 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. Market share: domestic payment ATMs: transaction number Transaction number 2010 Transaction number 2012 Transaction number 2014 Transaction number 2011 Transaction number 2013 Transaction number 2015 130000 110000 10 452 660 12 080 827 13 649 721 14 666 075 15 770 353 90000 70000 50000 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. Maestro 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015. 30000 The Bank’s state-of-the art payment system platform is a key competitive strength Financial Data Bank is perceived as trustworthy local, domestic Bank Selected Income Statement Financials Selected Balance Sheet Financials 000 KM Profit and loss ’000 KM 2010 2012 2014 2015 Net interest income 23.303 34.817 41.656 45.688 Net fee income Other operating income Total income 19.389 22.481 29.173 29.241 1.507 1.798 2.059 3.162 44.199 59.096 72.888 78.091 11.871 16.409 18.753 20.164 16.343 20.565 25.608 26.381 391 2.497 4.269 7.269 5.690 7.944 10.903 10.319 34.295 47.415 59.533 64.133 Profit before tax 9.904 11.681 13.355 13.958 Tax 1.297 1.628 1.929 1.931 Profit after tax 8.607 10.053 11.426 12.027 Personnel expenses Administrative expenses Other expenses Adjustment Total expenses Cash and balances with other banks Loans and leasing receivables Fixed assets Other assets Provisions Total Assets Liabilities Subordinated Debt Equity Total Capital of the Bank Total Equity and Liabilities 2010 2012 2014 2015 248.253 256.045 277.661 250.486 575.016 913.387 1.233.357 1.297.588 26.946 31.650 45.949 52.225 20.106 50.486 95.954 95.928 (30.539) (40.707) (58.172) (67.898) 839.782 1.210.861 1.594.749 1.628.329 752.170 1.086.595 1.432.296 1.454.983 997 18.740 38.083 37.954 86.615 105.526 124.370 135.392 87.612 124.266 162.453 173.346 839.782 1.210.861 1.594.749 1.628.329 Quality of Credit Portfolio NPL 8,97 8,48 7,56 Credit Risk 8,01 7,04 7,25 31.12.2010 31.12.2011. 31.12.2012. 31.12.2013. 31.12.2014. 31.12.2015 Bank put additional efforts in developing risk management nd collection functions. In that terms Bank: Bank did additional analysis of credit portfolio by PwC which has showed that quality of credit portfolio do not need additional provisions Establish Early Collection and Work Out Departments Adopted conservative Risk Appetite Decision Introduce the early warning signs and organized trainings for Bank employees Adopted principle of not four but “six” eyes Establish Call Centre for small NPL cusotmers Provisions movement 8,00 7,00 6,00 Retail 5,00 SME 4,00 Corporate 3,00 Public Sector 2,00 1,00 0,00 Bank Quality of Credit Portfolio Customer loans (000 KM) Level of concentration Retail Loans by industry Corporate 16% 2% 1% 5% 52,11% 91 % 59,97% 2010 42 % 2% 4% 1% 13% 33 % 50,86% 71,85% 28,15% 10 % 54,32% 60,99% 17% 2% 2% 18 % 45,68% 49,14% 3% 4% 36% 47,89% 39,01% 40,03% 2011 2012 Retail 2013 2014 Corporate 2015 Energy Trade Transport and Logistic Other Top 5 Top 5 Real Estate Next 06-10 Next 06-10 Mining and Industry Construction Next 11-50 Next 11-50 Services and Tourism Finance Remaining exposures Administration Remaining exposures Despite strong growth the loan book is well diversified •Data on 31 December 2015 Agriculture Financial Data Bank is perceived as trustworthy local, domestic Bank Financial Data Bank is perceived as trustworthy local, domestic Bank Financial Data Bank is perceived as trustworthy local, domestic Bank Strategy of Nova Banka GOAL: Become the most profitabile bank in Bosnia and Herzegovina offering the high quality products and services Leverage on existing operations and further development of the distribution network Focus on high-growth quality SME and retail segment Maximise cross-selling opportunities New product offering and adaptation of existing products to client demands Further development of distribution E-channels for payments, consumer lending and payment card business Continue grow-with-your-customer philosophy Re-alignment of organisation to support business development and achieve maximum efficiency and superior cost-income levels Concentration on the “other” source of funding, instead of own sources Specific goal is 40% other and 60% own sources Continuous capital strengthening Final words Significant crossselling opportunities Capital Adequacy Ration above the regulatory limits Paymen ts System State of the Art Extensive Distribution Network 3,34% interest margin Good client base Developed Corporate Governance Standards Conservati ve Risk Appetite Decision Manageme nt Team with Good Knowledge Grow-with-your customer philosophy 16,48% ROE Implemented Basel II principles