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Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. INVESTMENTS IN A EUROPEAN TOP REGION April 2021
TABLE OF CONTENTS 01 | Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg 02 | Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria (RBGÖ) 03 | Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg (RBGV) 04 | Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg (RLBV) 05 | Funding 06 | Covered Bonds 07 | Investor Relations 08 | Annex
01 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Liebherr-Werk Nenzing GmbH BUSINESS LOCATION AUSTRIA AND VORARLBERG 3
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg AUSTRIA - FACTS � Rating: Moody's Aa1 (stable), S&P AA+ (stable), Fitch AA+ (stable) � All essential KPIs above the EU average � Located in the heart of Europe � Economic development is difficult to forecast due to the Corona pandemic in percent 2019 2020 2021 Gross Domestic Product (GDP), real 1.4 -6.6 2.3 / 1.5* Inflation (HICP) 1.5 1.5 1.9 Current account in percent GDP 3.0 2.3 1.4 / 1.3 Budget balance (Maastricht) in percent GDP 0.7 -9.8 -7.1 Structural budget balance in percent GDP -0.7 -6.3 -4.7 Public debt in percent GDP 70.5 84.9 87.9 *Opening scenario / Lockdown scenario 4
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg VORARLBERG - AUSTRIA’S WESTERNMOST STATE � Strategically ideal location in the heart of Europe’s markets with the highest purchasing power Germany � Vorarlberg is the biggest winner in the European Single Market’s duty-free trade1 Bregenz � Top position in the economic ranking of states Switzerland � Tourism 2019/2020: 7.3 million guests overnight stays2 VORARLBERG Tyrol in percent Austria Vorarlberg Liechten- stein Regional GDP 2000-2019 +86.1 +100.9 Demographic development 2000-2019 +10.8 +13.4 Employment development 2011-2020 +8.6 +11.5 Unemployment rate 2020 9.9 7.7 Capital Vienna Bregenz Italy Population 8.9 million 395,949 Area 83,879 km² 2,601 km2 1 Comparison of 283 European regions, according to a study of the University of Sussex and the Bertelsmann Stiftung. 2 november 2019 until ocotober 2020 5
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg VORARLBERG – ECONOMIC STRENGTHS � Global market leaders, innovative small and medium-sized companies, traditional craftsmen businesses/trades � Balanced, well-linked economic structure: Home of many companies from different industries < High service level, professionalism, performance- orientation of the population and efficient structures � Many family-owned businesses with a high affinity and loyalty to the country � Among the European leaders in patent registrations per million residents 6
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg MACROECONOMIC FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS Gross Regional Product per person 2019 by state 52,700 47,290 Vienna Baden- 46,000 36,700 Wurttemberg 48,323 Upper Austria Bavaria Lower Austria 53,600 40,800 48,400 48,100 Styria 31,600 Vorarlberg Salzburg Burgenland Tyrol 38,300 Carinthia 48,800 Austria 7
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg MACROECONOMIC FRAMEWORK CONDITIONS Available income 2019 in Euro per person by place of residence 22,500 Vienna 24,500 25,100 Upper Austria Lower Austria 24,700 23,900 25,200 23,800 Styria 24,800 Vorarlberg Salzburg Burgenland Tyrol 23,600 Carinthia 24,000 Austria 8
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg REAL ESTATE MARKET Average house prices 2019 441-1,000 Euro/m² 1,001-2,000 Euro/m² 2,001-3,000 Euro/m² 3,001-4,000 Euro/m² 4,001-10,649 Euro/m² Results in districts with low transaction volumes are not represented All results are median values. 9
01 Business Location Austria and Vorarlberg REAL ESTATE MARKET Development of prices for buildable land Development of apartment prices 1000 4,036 4000 912 3,848 900 3,899 3,846 800 738 714 3,598 700 3500 600 3,469 500 368 3,226 400 338 333 300 3000 3,046 200 86 87 80 2,812 100 2017 2018 2019 2500 2017 2018 2019 Development of house prices 4500 4,051 4,235 3,750 Values for Vienna 3,641 3,525 3000 Values for Vorarlberg 2,941 Values for Austria 1500 1,600 All results are median values. Price in Euro per square metre 1,458 1,531 10 2017 2018 2019
02 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. aerial view of vienna Raiffeisen Bankengruppe RAIFFEISEN Österreich BANKING GROUP AUSTRIA 11
02 Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria Structure of Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria 2,800,000 Customers � Voting right in the General Meeting 1,700,000 Members of the cooperative � Universal Banks 367 Autonomous Raiffeisen Banks � Retail banking � Corporate banking � Service provider for the Raiffeisen banks 8 Raiffeisenlandesbanken � Own banking business � Proprietary business (e.g. treasury, equity holdings) � Equity holdings and specialised institutes Raiffeisen Bank International AG � International business - Network banks � Commercial business - Investment banking 12
02 Raiffeisen Banking Group Austria RAIFFEISEN–- die Raiffeisen THEerfolgreichste MOST SUCCESSFUL BANKING GROUPinINÖsterreich Bankengruppe AUSTRIA Consolidated balance sheet: 322.7 billion Euro1 Market shares: Major accounts retail*2 39.3 % 39,3 Deposits1 34.7 % 34,7 Consumer loans1 32,2 32.2 % * Customers who use Raiffeisen as their main bank Raiffeisen – a trustworthy and friendly brand with a long history. 1 Source: Market analysis on the basis of OeNB data / status 31/12/2020 (Austrian National Bank) 2 Source: Integral / Retail Banking Report 2020 Amanda Salzgeber Hermann Maier Marcel Hirscher Nina Ortlieb 13
03 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Bregenzerwald, Au RAIFFEISEN BANKING GROUP VORARLBERG 14
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg LARGEST BANKING GROUP IN THE STATE OF VORARLBERG Market share customer deposits Strong roots in the region Raiffeisen 41% Market leader in Vorarlberg In 2019, the Raiffeisen banks in Vorarlberg were awarded the “Recommender Seal of Quality” for their “excellent customer focus” by the Finance Marketing Association of Austria. 16 autonomous Raiffeisen banks and Market share customer receivables the Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg 71 bank branches Raiffeisen 38% 1,603 bank employees 246,500 retail clients 21,000 corporate clients 77,700 members 15
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg LIQUIDITY MANAGEMENT AT RAIFFEISEN BANKING GROUP VORARLBERG (RBGV) � RLBV is the lead institution of RBGV – is responsible for liquidity balancing within the group – ensures peak-demand balancing on the financial and capital markets � RLBV is responsible for regulatory requirements – Waiver for meeting the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) on 200 200 % RBGV level 160.6 % – Target: Application for a group-waiver concerning NSFR 150 111.1% 100 100 % 50 0 LCR dated 31/12/2020 NSFR dated 31/12/2020 for RBGV for RBGV 16
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg RAIFFEISEN BANKING GROUP VORARLBERG (consolidated amounts in million EUR) Balance Sheet Operating result 15 15 80 80 79.1 13,709 72.1 12,331 12,545 70 12 12 60 60 65.9 99 50 40 40 66 30 33 20 20 10 0 0 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020 Own funds Profit after risk (EBT) 1500 1.500 100 100 1,223 1,263 82.7 1200 1.200 1,161 80 80 74.5 900 60 59.8 900 60 600 600 40 40 300 300 20 20 0 0 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020 17
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg RBGV LOAN PORTFOLIO 9.4 BILLION EURO (as of: march 2020) 1.9% Traffic and logistics 2.1% Financial and insurance services 3.0% Public administration and social insurance 3.1% Agriculture and forestry 3.2% Contractors, scientific and technical services 4.6% Trade; maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 5.5% Manufacturing 6.0% Other 7.0% Hospitality and catering 7.6% Construction 13.7% Real estate and housing 42.5% Employed customers NPL Coverage Ratio 1 Coverage Ratio 2 31/12/2019 1.84% 48.10% 97.24% 31/12/2020 1.81% 46.07% 97.91% 30/03/2021 1.78% 47.35% 98.04% Coverage Ratio 1: Risk provisions (relative to NPL portfolio) / NPL (to customers) 18 Coverage Ratio 2: Risk provisions + collaterals (relative to NPL portfolio) / NPL (to customers)
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg RBGV LOAN PORTFOLIO – CURRENCY BREAKDOWN (as of: march 2020) The volume denominated in CHF has strongly declined over the last years. De facto no new loans denominated in CHF Breakdown by currency (converted into EUR) EUR 94.0% 8.9 billion EUR Customers without FX risk 31.1 % 0.2 billion EUR CHF 5.6% Customers with FX risk 0.6 billion EUR 68.9% 0.4 billion EUR Other 0.8% 0.02 billion EUR 19
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg HIGHEST SAFETY R LBV and early warning ess FOR YOUR DEPOSIT ed i two rthin arit y fund for Raiffeisen in Voarlb erg Cr solid y -IPS) ntar e -IPS (L lu t Vo Sta Creditworthiness RLBV and early warning (B-IPS) r al-IPS de Fe Vo Voluntary solidarity fund for Raiffeisen in Vorarlberg rotection sit p lu p o n Cre de tary State-IPS (L-IPS)1 di s tw olidarity orthines Federal-IPS (B-IPS)1 Customer Federa State-IPS (L-IPS) fund for Raiffeisen Aaa - Cover pool C ov e r p o ol s RLBV and early Covered l - IP S ( B - I P S ) Bonds unsecured issues in Vo warn rarl ing ber Fe g d era l-IP S Vo ( B -I P S ) lun Sta tar t e -IP ys S (L-I olid PS) Cr arit 1 Efforts are currently being made to establish a new Raiffeisen IPS that will be recognised ed y fun itw d for R erg as a statutory deposit guarantee. In December 2020, an application for approval was ort aiffeisen in Vorarlb submitted to the supervisory authority (FMA) in this regard. hin ess RLB V and early warning 20
03 Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg INSTITUTIONAL PROTECTION SCHEME (IPS) IPS pursuant to Article 49 (3) and 113 (7) of the Capital Requirements Regulation (CRR) IPS protects the participating banks’ continued Characteristics: existence and in particular ensures + Grandfathered protection for each member - their liquidity and/or + Bottom-up principle (state-IPS initially, - their solvency then federal-IPS) to avoid bankruptcy where necessary. + Improved early warning system Federal-IPS1 + Advantages in the area of own funds Raiffeisen Bank International AG and all + Advantages in liquidity management Raiffeisenlandesbanken in the states + Endowment ex-ante funds and ad-hoc contribution State-IPS for Vorarlberg1 + Contribution only as far as sustainable for each All Raiffeisen Banks in Vorarlberg and individual member Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg + Supplements the current protection systems 1 Efforts are currently being made to establish a new Raiffeisen IPS that will be recognised as a statutory deposit guarantee. In December 2020, an application for approval was submitted to the supervisory authority (FMA) in this regard. 21
04 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG 22
04 Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg THE CENTRAL INSTITUTION FOR THE RAIFFEISEN BANKS IN VORARLBERG (as of: September 2021) � Based in: Bregenz � Founded 1895 as “Verband der Sparkassen und Darlehenskassenvereine in Vorarlberg“ � Moody’s issuer rating: A3 (stable outlook) � 99.9% owned by the Raiffeisen Banks in Vorarlberg (remainder held by various cooperatives) KPIs (UGB) in million EUR 31/12/2018 31/12/2019 31/12/2020 Balance Sheet 6,604 6,423 7,017 Liabilities to customers 807 706 694 Receivables from customers 1,526 1,659 1,648 Securitised liabilities 2,175 2,417 2,193 Treasury securities 1,908 1,760 1,865 NPL ratio 1 2.28% 1.93% 2.9% Number of employees (full-time equivalents) 268 333 344 31/12/2018 31/12/2019 31/12/2020 Own funds according to CRR 362 393 387 Capital ratio (T1) according to CRR 307.6 344 346 CET1 ratio according to CRR 1 15.1% 14.9% 15.0% Tier 1 Capital ratio according to CRR1 15.1% 14.9% 15.0% Total Capital ratio according to CRR 17.8% 17.0% 16.8% 1 RLBV does not have any Additional Tier 1 capital (AT1). The Tier 1 Capital ratio (T1) is therefore equal to CET1 ratio. 23
04 Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg KEY PERFORMANCE INDICATORS (in million Euro) Net interest income Operating result 35 35 32.8 34.5 30 31.5 27.3 30 24.9 25 25 22.7 25 25 20 20 1515 15 15 10 10 55 55 0 0 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020 Profit after risk (EBT)1 Cost/Income ratio (in %) 30 80 24.8 25.5 66.2 68.8 25 25 70 70 60 60.6 20 50 50 15 15 12.3 40 10 30 30 20 55 10 10 0 0 2018 2019 2020 2018 2019 2020 1 Due to the directive of the ECB and FMA on the dividend policy, there will be no dividend paid by RBI for the year 2020. 24
04 Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg STRATEGIC BUSINESS SEGMENTS Commercial Bank + Raiffeisenbank in Bregenz as a retail bank + Upmarket corporate business Service Bank + Broad range of services for Raiffeisen Banks Treasury + Financial and capital markets business + Liquidity balancing for the Raiffeisen Banks in Vorarlberg Equity Holdings Management + Especially Raiffeisen Bank International AG (2.92%) Auditing Association + Statutory auditing association for the Raiffeisen Banks and cooperative societies in Vorarlberg 25
05 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Paddle Steamer Hohentwiel FUNDING 26
05 Funding RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG – AN ATTRACTIVE ISSUER (as of: September 2021) Moody’s Rating: � Issuer rating A3 � Long-term bank deposits A3 � Short term P-2 � Outlook stable � Counterparty Risk Assessment A2 � Mortgage cover pool Aaa Issuance programme: Basic prospectus under Austrian Law � Approved by the Austrian Financial Market Supervisory Body (FMA) � Applicable law: Austrian Law � Listing: Official Market and Vienna MTF (Third Market) on the Vienna Stock Exchange (Germany available) 27
05 Funding RLBV – AN ACTIVE PLAYER ON THE FINANCIAL AND CAPITAL MARKETS Secured and unsecured private Retail issues placements RBGV primary deposits RBGV primary deposits (7.4 billion EUR) as a stable source for refinancing Interbank market (Sub)-benchmark issues 28
05 Funding FUNDING MIX OF RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG - OWN ISSUES OF SECURITIES � Combination of retail funding and Issue categories (in million EUR) capital market issues � Formats: Bearer bonds, registered bonds and promissory note loans Secured � Issues with a total volume of 2.8 billion EUR 2,109 Retail 140 Unsecured 600 29
05 Funding LONG-TERM REFINANCING OF RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG Structure of maturities (in million Euro) 600 Retail 33% Secured 128 500 Unsecured 400 43 300 200 100 0 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028 2029 2030 2031 2032 2033 2034 2035 2036 2037 2038 2043 2045 2047 2048 2049 2052 2054 18 20 30
06 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Bregenz Festival COVERED BONDS 31
06 Covered Bonds LEGAL BASES Covered Bonds in Austria Pfandbriefe Fundierte Bankschuldverschreibung (Covered Bond) Gesetz betreffend Fundierte Hypothekenbankgesetz Pfandbriefgesetz Bankschuldverschreibungen (Mortgage Banking Act 1899) (Pfandbrief Law 1927) von 1905 (Law on Covered Bonds) State Mortgage Banks Erste Group Bank Bank Austria (Landeshypothekenbanken) Currently three legal bases for Covered Bonds in Austria Almost identical in their regulatory effects As part of the EU-wide harmonisation of debentures and covered bond regulations, a revision and consolidation of the laws is currently in progress. 32
06 Covered Bonds MANAGEMENT OF COVER POOL � RLBV is running a mortgage cover pool. � Loans recognised as cover assets with a max. lending limit of 60% of the market value of the mortgage cover pool. � in fact, no overdue receivables � Fiduciary contracts between RLBV and the Raiffeisen Banks allow for the generation of a very broad spread of cover assets. � The proper coverage is regularly audited by an independent cover pool monitor (Regierungskommissär). � Reporting in accordance with the international criteria � Regular investor reports on the website (www.rlbv.at/en/coverpool) 33
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL - OVERVIEW (as of: March 2021) Total value of cover assets 2,647.7 million Euro Total value of issues in circulation 2,173.5 Mio. Euro Nominal over-collateralisation (total cover/issues in circulation in %) 22% Minimum over-collateralisation Moody’s1 13.0% Collateral Score1 7.8% Collateral Risk 1 5.2% Market Risk 1 10.7% Number of issues 47 Average issue volume 46.2 million Euro Weighted average LTV as per rating agency definition2 54.3% Lending limit 60% Number of covered loans 16,231 Number of debtors 12,866 Average loan balance 16.055 Euro Median loan balance 112.054 Euro Largest loan 9.7 million Euro Share of 10 biggest loans 2.2% Currency breakdown 98.6% EUR, 1.4% CHF 1 as per Moody’s performance overview dated 31/12/2020 2 LTV definition rating agency calculation: (total receivables per borrower unit + total high-ranking mortgages)/total current value of real estate 34
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL Breakdown by states (regional distribution of the total cover assets, as of: March 2021) Austrian cover pool Source of cover assets Vorarlberg 100% Raiffeisen Banks in Vorarlberg 91.1% RLBV 8.9% 35
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL (as of: March 2021) Value breakdown (in thousand Euro) Interest type 80 71% 42% 70 70 60 30 50 50 40 18% 29% 16% 30 30 14% 10 20 6% 4% 10 10 0- 100- 250- 500- 750- >1,000 0 fixed variable 100 250 500 750 1,000 36
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL (as of: March 2021) Seasoning consolidated (volume in million Euro) Remaining term (in years) 1000 1000 25 25 24% 24% 831 800 800 782 20 18% 618 15% 600 600 15 15 12% 400 400 10 313 5% 200 200 55 104 2% 0 0 120m 30 37
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL (as of: March 2021) Repayment type LTV breakdown (in percent of cover assets, as per rating agency definition) 100 95% 30% 30% 30 30 80 80 25 24% 20 20 60 15 40 40 10% 10 10 20 5 4% 5% 0 0 bullet amortising 100 38
06 Covered Bonds MORTGAGE COVER POOL Breakdown by usage (as of: March 2021) � Majority of cover pool made up of residential, privately used cover assets (primary business of Raiffeisen Banks) in million Euro Residential properties Residential properties 2,016 76% 76.0% of which private use 1,937 73% of which subsidised developments 52 2% of which commercial use 26 1% Commercial properties 632 24% of which tourism/hotel 218 8% of which industrial buildings 123 5% mixed use 58 2% of which farming 37 1% of which office buildings 21 1% Commercial properties of which retail trade 14 1% 24.0% other 162 6% 39
06 Covered Bonds CONCLUSION � Raiffeisen Banking Group Vorarlberg: � Strong market position and convincing sales force: 16 local Raiffeisen Banks in Vorarlberg and the RLBV manage the cover pool � The Lake of Constance region is one of the top regions in Europe � CET1 ratio 31/12/2020: RLBV 15.7% or RBGV (L-IPS) 31/12/2020: 17.4% � 100% Austrian cover pool: � Moody’s Rating: Aaa � Minimum over-collateralisation Moody's: 13.0% � High quality cover pool with high granularity: – 16,231 mortgage loans – approx. 3/4 of cover assets are residential properties – 10 largest loans account for only 2.2% � Share of loans denominated in CHF only 1.4% and declining - no new loans in foreign currency � Successful issuer on the public capital market: � Benchmark debut in September 2018: Issue of a EUR 500 million 7-year covered bond � Placement of a secured 15-year sub-benchmark in November 2019 and March 2021 � All issues were well received by the capital markets with significant oversubscriptions � Issue of further covered (sub-)benchmarks are planned in the next years 40
07 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Raiffeisenbank in Bregenz INVESTOR RELATIONS 41
07 Covered Bonds MORE INFORMATION www.rlbv.at/en/investorrelations 42
07 Covered Bonds CONTACT General � Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg Rheinstraße 11, 6900 Bregenz, Austria T: +43 5574 405-0 info@raiba.at Management Board � Wilfried Hopfner Chief Executive Officer T: +43 5574 405-201 wilfried.hopfner@raiba.at � Jürgen Kessler Deputy Chief Executive Officer T: +43 5574 405-600 juergen.kessler@raiba.at � Michael Alge Deputy Chief Executive Officer T: +43 5574 405-590 michael.alge@raiba.at Michael Alge, Wilfried Hopfner, Jürgen Kessler (from left) 43
07 Covered Bonds CONTACT Treasury/Investor Relations � Gebhard Erath � Andreas Boschi Head of Financial and Capital Markets Financial and Capital Markets, Treasury T: +43 5574 405-323 | M: +43 664 571 7 587 T: +43 5574 405-658 gebhard.erath@raiba.at andreas.boschi@raiba.at � Bertram Loretz � Stefan Westermair Financial and Capital Markets, Head of Treasury Financial and Capital Markets, Treasury T: +43 5574 405-543 | M: +43 664 153 4 957 T: +43 5574 405-539 bertram.loretz@raiba.at stefan.westermair@raiba.at � Robin Albel � Gjevalin Markaj Financial and Capital Markets, Deputy Head of Treasury Financial and Capital Markets, Treasury T: +43 5574 405-610 | M: +43 664 855 2 116 T: +43 5574 405-619 robin.albel@raiba.at gjevalin.markaj@raiba.at � Constantin Ernst Financial and Capital Markets, Treasury T: +43 5574 405-326 constantin.ernst@raiba.at 44
08 Raiffeisen – die erfolgreichste Bankengruppe in Österreich Unkonsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 343 Mrd. Euro Konsolidierte Bilanzsumme (31.12.2014): 286 Mrd. Euro Marktanteile: 2014 wurde Raiffeisen in einer repräsentativen Studie („Reader‘s Digest“) zum achten Mal in Folge zur vertrauenswürdigsten Bankengruppe in Österreich gewählt. 2013 wurde Raiffeisen vierfach mit dem Recommender-Award für exzellente Kundenorientierung ausgezeichnet. Alp "Schöner Mann", Hohenems ANNEX 45
08 Annex RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG – FINANCIAL STATEMENT (UGB*) Assets 31/12/2018 31/12/2019 31/12/2020 EUR EUR EUR 1. Cash on hand, balances at central banks and post office banks 271,677 95,493 622,952 2. Public sector debt instruments and bills of exchange eligible for refinancing at central banks 671,592 454,810 602,370 3. Receivables from banks 2,615,702 2,628,851 2,599,188 4. Receivables from customers 1,526,183 1,659,115 1,647,709 5. Bonds and other fixed-interest securities 1,208,931 1,181,620 1,239,416 6. Shares and other non-fixed-interest securities 27,930 32,349 23,644 7. Participations 170,865 171,323 171,989 8. Shares in affiliated companies 8,850 8,248 8,248 9. Intangible assets 218 327 328 10. Tangible fixed assets 35,081 39,396 37,695 11. Own stocks or shares as well as shares in companies with controlling or majority holdings 0 0 0 12. Other assets 41,111 30,171 33,606 13. Subscribed capital called but not yet paid 0 0 0 14. Prepaid expenses and accruals 6,130 10,131 8,941 15. Deferred taxes 19,324 19,324 20,781 Total Assets 6,603,591 6,422,630 7,016,866 II. Liabilities 31/12/2018 31/12/2019 31/12/2020 EUR EUR EUR 1. Bank liabilities 3,216,487 2,869,626 3,696,223 2. Liabilities with customers 807,063 706,424 693,465 3. Securitised liabilities 2,175,401 2,416,619 2,193,316 4. Other liabilities 53,558 32,866 24,297 5. Prepaid expenses/accruals 5,949 9,442 8,438 6. Provisions 21,854 24,959 27,953 6a. Funds for general banking risks 0 0 0 7. Supplementary capital per Part 2 Title I Chapter 4 of Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013 0 0 0 8. Additional Tier 1 Capital per Part 2 Title I Chapter 3 of Regulation (EU) No. 575/2013 55,833 61,800 62,336 9. Subscribed capital 22,109 23,541 23,541 10. Capital reserves 19,383 35,854 37,462 11. Profit & Loss reserves 183,457 198,269 201,624 12. Liability reserves per Section 57 Subs. 5 Austrian Banking Act (BWG) 35,006 35,006 35,006 13. Net income for the year / Net loss for the year 7,492 8,228 13,583 Total Liabilities 6,603,591 6,422,630 7,016,866 46 in thousand Euro / *Austrian Commercial Code
08 Annex RAIFFEISENLANDESBANK VORARLBERG – PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT (UGB) III. Profit and Loss Account 2019 2020 EUR EUR 1. Interest and similar income 37,924 36,336 2. Interest and similar expenses -6,450 -1,820 I. Net Interest Income 31,473 34,515 3. Income from securities and equity holdings 13,428 4,248 4. Commission income 12,217 14,018 5. Commission expenses -2,557 -3,674 6. Revenue from / Expenditure on financial transactions 564 529 7. Other operating income 18,628 23,011 II. Operating Income 73,754 72,647 8. General administrative expenditure -43,867 -44,463 9. Adjustments to assets in Asset Items 9 and 10 -2,269 -2,309 10. Other operating expenses -2,719 -3,218 III. Operating Expenses -48,854 -49,989 IV. Operating Result 24,899 22,658 11./12. Balance of value adjustments to liabilities and allocations to provisions for contingent liabilities and allocations to credit risks as well as -1,891 -10,900 earnings from the release of value adjustments to liabilities and provisions for contingent liabilities and credit risks 13./14. Balance of value adjustments to securities valued as financial assets and to participations, as well as earnings from the value 2,474 517 adjustments to securities valued as financial assets and to participations V. Result of Normal Business Operations 25,482 12,274 15. Extraordinary income 0 0 16. Extraordinary expenditure 0 0 17. Extraordinary result (sub-total of Items 15 and 16) 0 0 18. Taxes on income -1,587 -2,360 19. Other taxes unless shown in Item 18 -1,444 -1,204 VI. Annual Net Profit / Loss 22,451 8,710 20. Movements in reserves -14,417 -3,355 VII. Annual Profit / Loss 8,034 5,355 21. Profit / Loss brought forward 194 8,228 VIII. Net Profit / Net Loss 8,228 13,583 in thousand Euro 47
08 Annex RLBV LOAN PORTFOLIO 1.8 BILLION EUR (as of: March 2021) 1.3% Energy supply 1.3% Hospitality and catering 2.8% Traffic and logistics 4.4% Healthcare and social services 5.2% Public administration and social insurance 6.2% Other 6.6% Contractors, scientific and technical services 7.2% Financial and insurance services 9.1% Employed customers 9.8% Construction 11.3% Trade; maintenance and repair of motor vehicles 11.5% Manufacturing 23.7% Real estate and housing 0 5 10 NPL 15 Coverage Ratio 1 20 Coverage Ratio 2 25 31/12/2019 1.93% 41.70% 90.90% 31/12/2020 2.91% 46.82% 96.36% 30/03/2021 2.76% 44.88% 92.83% 48
08 Annex RLBV LOAN PORTFOLIO 1.8 BILLION EUR (as of: March 2021) Loan book by current ratings Average Ba1 to B1 Poor 20.9% B2 bis Ca 1.2% In default C 2.8% Excellent to good Aaa to Baa3 75.2% 49
08 Annex RLBV SECURITIES PORTFOLIO 2.1 BILLION EUR (as of: March 2021) Loan book by country-specific economic risk Austria 60.16% France 10.34% European Financial Stability Fund 2.39% Germany 6.19% 0.24% 1.21% European Investment Bank 4.15% Netherlands 4.37% 1.65% Belgium 1.49% Norway 1.65% Poland 1.59% 0.14% Spain 2.19% Other European institutions 1.56% 4.37% Luxembourg 0.10% 0.71% 1.49% 1.59% Finland 1.21% 6.19% Italy 0.48% 0.33% 0.10% 0.22% Denmark 0.14% 60.16% Sweden 0.24% 10.34% European Stability Mechanism 0.48% Ireland 0.71% 0.48% Slovakia 0.22% 2.19% Czech Republic 0.33% 50
08 Annex RLBV SECURITIES PORTFOLIO 2.14 BILLION EUR (as of: March 2021) Loan book by current ratings not rated 0.65% AAA 34.64% BBB 10.14% A 18.82% AA 35.76% 51
08 Annex LEGAL COMPARISON COVERED BONDS Austria Germany Strong internal guidance Specific legal regulations yes yes by the implementation regulations in the Separate cover pools (public, mortgages over real property) yes1 yes German Law on Covered Bonds Cover register yes yes Limited to European cover assets2 yes no Statutory minimum over-collateralisation yes yes Fiduciary and/or cover pool monitor yes yes Insolvency procedure prescribed by law yes yes Over-collateralisation at current values yes3 yes 1 not mandatory, only voluntary 2 limited to EEC (European Economic Area) and Switzerland 3 present value cover voluntary – option available as per issuer's statutes 52
08 Annex REAL ESTATE MARKET Average prices for buildable land 2019 8-25 Euro/m² 26-75 Euro/m² 76-175 Euro/m² 176-375 Euro/m² 376-1,713 Euro/m² Results in districts with low transaction volumes are not represented All results are median values. 53
08 Annex REAL ESTATE MARKET Average apartment prices 2019 880-1,500 Euro/m² 1,501-2,500 Euro/m² 2,501-3,500 Euro/m² 3,501-4,500 Euro/m² 4,500-10,649 Euro/m² Results in districts with low transaction volumes are not represented All results are median values. 54
08 Annex DISCLAIMER This is a marketing notification from Raiffeisenlandesbank Vorarlberg Waren- und Revisionsverband rGenmbH, Rheinstrasse 11, 6900 Bregenz (hereafter: RLBV). It is expressly stated that investments in financial instruments are exposed to the risk of price fluctuations or price losses or even total losses. The presentation is for informational purposes only and does not constitute an offer, a recommendation to buy or sell, a financial analysis/investment analysis or a product recommen- dation. The recipients of this presentation acknowledge that, despite careful research, no liability in connection with this presentation shall be assumed by RLBV, its officers, employees or advisers, and is thus expressly excluded. The actual presentation, as well as any additional verbal or written information provided in this context (collectively, "Information"), are based on preliminary, general information available to RLBV at the time of preparation. All data used for this presentation are based on the knowledge and the market assessment of the persons entrusted with the production on the given date. This document describes the general economic/political market environment or, respectively, depicts general corporate data without making any recommendation thereby in terms of an investment decision. It has not been prepared in compliance with legislation promoting independence from financial analyses and is not subject to the prohibition of trading following the release of financial analyses. The models and data included in this presentation do not contain any statements with regard to future performance and do not present scenarios or simulations; they only serve to provide non-binding information and are not a substitute for consultation. Past performance is in no way indicative of future performance and, particularly, this information is not a reliable indicator of future results. Investors must make their own assessment concerning the risks and benefits associated with the investment opportunities referred to in this document. Before acquiring securities, find out about the associated opportunities and risks from your investment adviser. As of 02/2021 Sources: Slide 04: Österreichische Bundesfinanzierungsagentur (Austrian Federal Financing Agency) | Slide 05: Land Vorarlberg, WKO/Statistik Austria/Eurostat, Statistik Austria/Statistische Ämter des Bundes und der Länder (Statistical Offices of the Federation and the States) | Slide 07: Statistik Austria | Slide 08: Statistik Austria | Slide 10: Statistik Austria & Federal Statistical Office | Slide 13: Retail Banking Report 2019 Integral and OeNB | Slide 33: Österreichisches Pfandbriefforum (Austrian Covered Bond Forum) Pictures: Udo Mittelberger (Slide 22: RLBV Bregenz building), iStock photo (Slide 01: Rhine Valley Vorarlberg; Slide 11: aerial view of Vienna; Slide 14: Bregenzerwald - Au;), Dietmar Walser (Slide 03: Liebherr-Werk Nenzing GmbH; Slide 26: Paddle Steamer Hohentwiel; Slide 45: Alp "Schöner Mann", Hohenems), Statistik Austria (Slide 53: average prices for buildable land Austria; Slide 54: average apartment prices Austria; Slide 9: average house prices), RLBV PR and Advertising (Slide 13: collage of Raiffeisen testimonials; Slide 41: Raiffeisenbank in Bregenz; Slide: 31: Bregenz Festival) Version 09/2021, V35 55
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