Ricardo Laiseca. BBVA Investor Day: Global Markets Workshop

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Ricardo Laiseca BBVA Investor Day: Global Markets Workshop

Overview of BBVA Global Markets The Strength of BBVA Distribution Networks In-House Product Development Expertise Conclusions 3

Our guiding principle: Customer Focus Global Markets: Our target is to provide Innovative Solutions to meet our client needs Leveraging on: odistribution potential of BBVA networks worldwide o Strong in-house product development expertise We aim to continue to increase our contribution to the Group with recurrent revenues, while maintaining a balanced diversification of clients, products and geographies 4

Main Figures BBVA Global Markets is a major part of Global Businesses Division GM track record: High growth of sustainable client driven results Weight of GM revenues 9M07 Rest of Division 58% Global Markets 42% Improvement in the Revenue Mix Low cost to income 34.1% CAGR 04-06 44%, 728 Mln Euros 22% 65% 35% 78% 2003 9m07 Trading Client Business 5

A diversified business with three axes By client Breakdown of GM 9M07 Revenues * By country By product Retail 8% SMEs 32% Others 1% South America 11% Europe 10% Others 7% Credit 10% Fixed Income 41% Investors 40% Corporates 20% Mexico 15% Spain 63% Equity 42% A segmented approach to provide a highly specialized service * Revenues generated by Global Markets in Mexico and South America reported within these units 6

Key Strengths Capillarity of BBVA Network Product Innovation Diversification Growth Opportunities LatAm/Asia Risk Management 7

Business Platform An integrated Business Quants Structuring Research Distribution Trading Madrid Three regional Product Centers Mexico Hong Kong 8

Solid Risk Management Sound and independent Risk Management o Diversification of Risk o An excellent track record o Independently managed Market Risk department o Usage of advanced models recognised by Regulators Daily VaR (monthly average) (Mln Euros) Low volatility of Revenues Variation coefficient for quarterly revenues 17,30% 30 25 20 15 10 5 0 Jan-06 Apr-06 Jul-06 Oct-06 Jan-07 Apr-07 Jul-07 Oct-07 4Q06 1Q07 2Q07 3Q07 9

Global Markets Growth Plans Plans\Focus Clients Product Region CAGR 06-10 Our Main growth initiatives Equity Derivatives Regional Product Centre Riskpyme in Americas Institutional Institutional & Corporates Retail & SMEs New underlyings & products Structured products Tailored-made solutions Europe LatAm Americas +30% New +90% Asia Institutional & Citic Flow & Structured Products Asia New Front office staff reinforced by 135 people in 2007 (11% of headcount) Our target is to double results by 2010 10

Overview of BBVA Global Markets The Strength of BBVA Distribution Networks In-House Product Development Expertise Conclusions 11

0 Leveraging our distribution capacity Revenues generated by GM through BBVA networks CAGR 05-07e 45% 275 Mln Euros Latam Funds/Private Banking SME Retail StockPyme and Riskpyme Distribution of hedging products to BBVA s retail and SME clients A successful and exportable model 12

and advantage and an opportunity 9M07 revenues in Europe by client 9M07 revenues in Europe Breakdown of clients revenues from BBVA network A proven advantage in Europe Institutional Clients and Large Corporates 57% Retail and SME clients in Spain 43% CAGR 04-07e 51% SME 61% Others 12% Retail Network in Spain 27% 9M07 revenues in LatAm by client Breakdown of clients revenues from BBVA Bancomer Networks A Great Opportunity in Mexico and South America Institutional Clients and Large Corporates 71% Retail and SME clients in Latin America 29% CAGR 05-07e 145% Corporates SMEs 24% of client revenues Retail 2005 2006 9m07 13

Overview of BBVA Global Markets The Strength of BBVA Distribution Networks In-House Product Development Expertise Conclusions 14

Strong new product development capabilities A key growth driver: Structured products with high added value New Product Development: 100% revenue growth in 2007 New structures New underlyings Mix of structures/underlyings Product Mix in Europe 9m07 Moving towards high margin products 15

An example of in-house product development: Equity Derivatives A high profit business with superior growth potential Equity Derivatives: Favourable Market Trends Global demand for Equity Derivatives, Structured Equity and Flow products will grow annually at 15, 20 and 10% respectively*. Increasing personal wealth: higher demand for capital protection and optionality. New players with more sophisticated demands. Widespread usage of alternative investment products. Demand for exposure to new underlyings. Today Equity Derivatives represents 60% of the Equity business Revenues in our Equity Derivatives Business YoY 50% 164mln Euros * According to JP Morgan estimates 9M06 16 9M07

An example of in-house product development: Equity Derivatives Targets of the Our 2007-2010 Competitive Plan Advantages Targets of 2007-2010 Plan High flow of new equity ideas implemented efficiently for customers Sound and global risk management models Strong balance sheet Capillarity of BBVA networks Global Distribution platform To enhance our product capabilities: Global stocks under coverage Strengthen Sale and Structuring teams CAGR 06-10e Revenues +30% 17

Overview of BBVA Global Markets The Strength of BBVA Distribution Networks In-House Product Development Expertise Conclusions 18

Conclusions An opportunity for Growth Leveraging the value of BBVA networks Focusing on value added products Exporting our business model to LatAm and Asia Our Growth initiatives are making the most of our strengths Capillarity of BBVA Network Product Innovation Diversification Growth Opportunities LatAm/Asia Risk Management Our target is to double results by 2010 19