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Porto SeguroPresentation 2019
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Index
1 – About us
2 - Differentials
3 – Results and Progress
4 – Forward-looking
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1. About us
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App ‘Trânsito +
Gentil’, ‘SOS Link’,
cooperation
agreement with
AIG and Travelers,
credits on
transport apps
Launch Credit Card
History
History and Companies of Porto Seguro
Launch of Azul
New Business Lines:
Life and Pension, Health,
Portopar (Asset Manag.),
Consortium**,
PortoSeg (Financing)
Partnership
with Itaú
Health for Pet,
Porto Faz, Bioqualynet,
Oxigênio (accelerator)
and acquisition of
Auto portfolios
(Chubb and AIG)
Mr. Abraão Garfynkel
bought Porto Seguro
from Bradesco
** Pool Financing for Cars and Houses
44th
Insurer*
4th
Insurer*
Foundation
Over the last 70 years Porto Seguro has been recognized by its entrepreneurship and high quality services,responding rapidly to the changing environment ...
* Ranking by volume of premiums issued
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Who we are
Structure and Services
1st Non-life and 4th
largest insurer
group in Brazil
8 Million Clients
and 18 Million
covered items
Business and Market Position
R$ 18 Billion
Total revenues
13K employees 36K independent
brokers
13K
exclusive
service
providers
43 Million
inbound calls /
year
1.5 Million home
repair services /
year
2.8 Million
roadside
assistance
services / year
3.6K Itaú banking
branches (bancassurance
distribution agreement)
R$ 19 Billion
Market Cap
Market leader in Auto,
Homeowner and
Landlord Rent
Guarantee Insurance
… resulting in the largest non-life insurance group in Brazil underpinned by a robust operational structure,serving about 8 million clients and roughly 18 million covered items
(Sep/19)
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Porto Seguro
Serviços Médicos(Porto Seguro Saúde
Ocupacional, ASO)
Portomed (HMO)
Porto Seguro
Cia de Seguros (Auto, P&C, Financial Risks)
*Controlled by
Jayme Garfinkel
Free Float
Azul Seguros(Auto)
PSIUPAR 71%
Porto Seguro
Saúde
Porto Seguro
Vida e Previdência
Porto Seguro
Uruguay(Auto, P&C, Financial Risks)
Portoseg(Consumer Finance and
Credit Card)
Portopar(Asset Management)
Porto Seguro
Consórcio (Pool
Financing Auto /House)
Health for Pet
Carro Fácil(Long term car rent)
Insurance Financial Services General Services
Porto Seguro
Odonto
Porto Seguro
Capitalização
Itaú
Unibanco 43%Porto Seguro
Controllers* 57%
29%
Porto Seguro Proteção
e Monitoramento
Free Float Shareholders Breakdown(Sep/19)
Porto Serviços(Call center, sales support &
Business accelerator)
Businesses Organizational Structure
Porto Seguro
Atendimento
Porto Investimentos(Investments)
Itaú Seguros de
Auto e Residência
CrediPorto Promotora
de Serviços
Porto Renova(Recycle and Dealer Car
Parts)
The Company consists of insurance, financial and general services business lines - Garfinkel family holdscontrol and Itaú Unibanco is a strategic shareholder
26%
39%
27%
6%2%
Brazil
USA
OtherEurope
Asia
7Source: Susep, Brazilian Central Bank, SINCOR, CardMonitor & Porto Seguro
Portfolio of Products
P&C
10.1%
2.6 million
Market Share
Insured Items
R$ 1.5 billion
Health +
Dental
3.4%
791 thousand
Market Share
Insured Members
R$ 1.5 billion
Life
2.5%
6.0 million
Market Share
Insured Members
R$ 798 million
Consortium
1.7%Market Share
R$ 297 Million
143 thousand
Clients
Client’s
average
expenditure
In number
of houses
2nd3th
5.5 million
R$ 10 billion
Auto
27.8%Market Share
Vehicles
Written Premiums
55%
# of Total Revenues
8% 8% 4%
Credit Card
2.3%
2.2 million
Market Share
R$ 1.3 billion
Units
7% 2%
Main Products
Insurance Non-Insurance
2nd
Diversified top-of-mind portfolio and market leader in the auto, homeowner and landlord rent guarantee insurance products, posing a significant market share
Written Premiums Written Premiums Written Premiums Revenues Revenues
# of Total Revenues
# of Total Revenues
# of Total Revenues
# of Total Revenues
# of Total Revenues
(Dec/18)
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Strategy and Positioning
Strategy
• Focus on retail (individuals and
SME´s) and diversified ‘small’
risks
• Detail-oriented view,
understanding the
particularities of each business
• Deliver high value added solutions
for customers
• Brand segmentation to improve
services provided to client’s
demands
• Differentiated pricing and
risk selection
• Seeking growth which
results in a sustainable
profitability
• Provide great experiences to
customers and brokers with
a ‘personal touch’, even in a
digital environment
• Successful strategies are proved
in the long term
• Innovation and entrepreneurism
are key to our growth
• Brokers are essential for
our success and market
development
Our strategy is build on strong relationships, delivering valuable services and focusing on the broaderneeds of our customers throughout their lifetimes
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2.Differentials
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Values
“Our mission is taking risks through top-notch quality services, exceeding
clients expectations and ensuring agility at competitive costs with social
and environmental responsibility”Mission
Ke
y
Ele
me
nts
▪ Altruistic purpose: we must do good to all around us
▪ Relationships are our strongest assets
▪ Focus on clients is essential. Always.
▪ High quality assistance makes the difference
▪ Good services avoid commodization
▪ Brokers are essential for market development and our success
▪ Successful strategies are proved in the long term
Porto Seguro believes in entrepreneurship with a ‘personal touch’ approach, which aims to reach superiorresults in the long-run
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Brand Segment 2019 2018
Position Position
Retail 11º 12º
Financial Services 12º 10º
Oil 13º 13º
Retail 14º 14º
Financial Services 15º 15º
Insurance and
Financial Services16º 17º
Retail 17º 18º
Retail 18º 16º
Tourism 19º 19º
Car Rental 20º 22º
Key Takeaways
Brand Value
Source: Interbrand (2019)
Porto Seguro is the 16th most valuable brand in Brazil and the 1st in insurance
Most Valuable Brands in Brazil
• Financial and
beverage companies
hold a firm brand
value position
• Porto Seguro
entered the ranking
in 2017 and has
remained since then
as the only
insurance company
in the top 20 most
valuable brands in
Brazil
Brand Segment 2019 2018
Position Position
Financial Services 1º 1º
Financial Services 2º 2º
Beverage 3º 3º
Beverage 4º 4º
Financial Services 5º 5º
Beauty 6º 6º
Beverage 7º 7º
Oil 8º 8º
Telecom 9º 9º
Retail 10º 11º
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The Co-branding, new offering model for the products and brands in the Auto segment, seeks to increasein operational efficiency gains and competitiveness, as well as simplifying the offer and enlarging optionsfor Itaú customers
3 “FACTORIES”
3 BRANDS
2 “FACTORIES”
3 BRANDS, MULTIPLE OFFERS
OLD MODEL NEW MODEL: CO-BRANDING
++
Main benefits:
• Reduction in the operational complexity, leading to efficiency gains
• Increase in competitiveness
• More diverse product options to meet customer needs
• Simplification in insurance contract processes
• Additional coverage to customize insurance
Porto
SeguroItaúAzul
Porto
SeguroAzul
Co-Branding
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Standard Auto Insurance
Auto JovemUse of telematics for
young people (between
18 and 24 years)
Besides the auto insurance, offers
several additional services to
vehicles, residences and people
Auto Premium
Product focused on luxury cars
with exclusive services and
special benefits (e.g. concierge)
Auto MulherExclusive services
and benefits for
women
Auto SeniorFocused on
customers over 60
years of age
Azul Seguros Itaú Seguros
Brand Segmentation in Auto Insurance
Porto Seguro
The only insurance company in Brazil that offers different value proposition throughout three brands -specific products for distinct customer´s needs and preferences …
Auto EssentialProduct with essential services
that are perfectly tailored to the
main customer needs
Traditional Products
Brands:
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Azul Leve
Azul Auto Roubo
Azul Master
Porto Seguro Moto
✓ 600k insured vehicles (+6% Y-o-Y)
✓ Loss Ratio below 50%
✓ Coverage flexibility (Theft, Collision, Third Party)
✓ Payment flexibility (80% of Azul Leve clients pay
in 10 instalments)
✓ Low cost products
✓ Untapped market and low product
cannibalization
Brand Segmentation in Auto Insurance
Affordable Products
… in addition, it enables us to enlarge insurance penetration – the affordable products already represent 10% of our insured fleet
(Sep/19)
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✓ 333 Porto – Client remembers Porto
Seguro in emergency situation
✓ Anhangabaú Flood – Porto Seguro
Service provider helps people and
saves non-insured flooded cars
✓ Baby in car – Our call center
operator suggests that the client
breaks the car window to save the
baby
✓ Calling the boss – agent calls the
client’s boss to explain that she would
not be able to work due to a car
accident
Customer Services
✓ Most beloved Brazilian insurance
brand (O Estado de São Paulo)
✓ Most reliable Brazilian insurer (IBOPE +
Seleções Magazine)
✓ Most remembered brand by costumers
in the insurance category (Folha de São
Paulo)
✓ 17th most valuable brand in Brazil
(Ranking Interbrand)
Awards Received in 2018 Services Stories
Top customer services, going the extra mile to exceed customer expectations
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Broker Assistance
Broker engagement makes the difference to foster growth - Independent brokers dominate Auto, P&Cand Health segments in Brazil whilst Internet is still not relevant
Participation of brokers on sales in Brazil
Auto80%
P&C75%
Health93%
Brokers in Porto Seguro
High satisfaction
rates about Porto
Seguro
Represent over
90% of our sales
force
Channel Distribution by Country(Life and Non-Life Products, % premiums)
¹ Sales by Internet, phone, e-mail and commercial partnersSource: McKinsey Research 2015 / Porto Seguro
Key Relationship Elements
• “Open doors” policy
• Monthly meetings with Porto Seguro leaders (CEO, officers and managers) and nationwide brokers
• Operations support (mobile, website development, advertisement and training)
• Business office room (used by 30% of brokers)
• Brokers Portal that integrates information, sales and auto service
• PortoServ (polices renewal services available for brokers)
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25
10
9 10 1529
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5
U.KItaly FranceSpainBrazil
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USA
6
Germany
6
5
Brokers/Agents Bank Channel Alternative Channel
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Entrepreneurship and Innovation
- 1982: Anti-theft devices (tracking)
- 1984 Anti-theft system (“vacina”)
- 1985: Launch of 24h Call Center
- 1987: Brake Light
- 1994: Kit lanche (Snacks for Clients)
- 1997: Porto Seguro Residence Services
- 2001: Auto Jovem
- 2003: Launch of 24h Automotive Center
- 2004: Porto Palm (Previous Inspection);
333-PORTO Campaign
- 2007: Launch of Porto Seguro Credit Card
(loyalty program)
- 2008: Help/Assistance by Bike
Timeline – Innovative Solutions
1981----------------------------1990 1991----------------------------2000 2001----------------------------2010 2011-----------------------------2018
- 2016: Affordable products (auto insurance);
Porto Oxigênio (Business Accelerator)
- 2017: SOS Link
- 2018: App ‘Trânsito + Gentil
- 2019: Credits on transport apps in case of claims
Innovative developments have been generating a sustainable competitive edge and higher clientsretention ratio
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Stage Tool Features Auto Other
Risk
Selection
Strong
database
More than 5 million insured vehicles (more than double the amount of the
second player), over 2 million insured houses, roughly 6 million lives
insured and etc
✓ ✓
Driver profile Accurate risk analysis questionnaire - pioneering in Brazil in the usage of
multivariable models, with more than 20 years of experience✓ ✓
Monitoring
Track device Higher recovery rates of stolen cars (more than 200 thousand traced
vehicles)✓
Telemetry Customer behavior analytics – over 1,5 million “Transito Mais Gentil” apps
downloaded✓
Claims
Inspection
Exclusive
service
providers
First-rate quality service and assistance on claims inspection ✓ ✓
Artificial
intelligence
Usage of tools to reduce frauds ✓ ✓
Parts
Purchase
Automotive
Material Parts
Biggest Brazilian automotive parts purchaser – R$ 1 billion per year ✓
Sophisticated Risk Selection and Pricing
One of the lowest loss ratio in the market, boosted by a sophisticated risk selection and pricing discipline – continuing efforts to implement pioneer solutions (E.g. Break Light and Anti-theft system – Vacinaantifurto )
Loss Ratio
Porto vs. Market (2018)
Auto
Porto Seguro: 52.7%
(-11.5 p.p.)
Market (ex Porto): 64.2%
P&C
Porto Seguro: 28.7%
(-8.7 p.p.)
Market (ex Porto): 37.4%
Health
Porto Seguro: 78.9%
(-4.5 p.p.)
Market: 83.4%
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Cross-Selling
Sales expansion of complementary products: Auto + Credit Card; Auto + Homeowner; Credit
Card +Theft Insurance
Usage of the power brand to launch innovative products and tap into new market niches:
Health for Pet, Carro Fácil, Porto Faz, etc..
Profitability
Business risk reduction: know-how of the insured clients base (Credit Card , Financing, Landlord
Rent Guarantee insurance)
Scale gains through synergetic (interconnected) products : Costs saving through the acquisition
of car parts from Porto Renova
Retention
Focus on long term relationship: High service level based on “personal touch” and differentiated
loyalty programs that offer price discounts on the insurance policies
Segmented Solutions (services, prices and specific groups): Auto Jovem, Auto Mulher, Azul Auto
Roubo, Azul Leve, etc.
Additional offers for Brokers: focus on advisory, new sales opportunities and additional income
Relations between products
Integrated Business Model
The integrated business model goes beyond insurance, raising both clients and brokers retention rate,leveraging cross–selling and enhancing profitability
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3. Results and Progress
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Operational Results
3Q19 and 9M19
In 3Q19, Porto Seguro resumed expansion in revenues (+3% vs. 3Q18) – growth acceleration is one of thekey strategic objectives for the Company
1 Taking insurance written premiums and pension contribution into account2 Represents the revenues of Financial Products: Consortium, Credit Card, Financing and Asset Management3 Represents the revenues of Services: Surveillance and Monitoring Services, Medical Services, H4Pet, Carro Fácil, etc.
Revenues by Business Lines (R$ billion)
14.313.7
0.7
14.8
1.50.5
2014
17.0
14.4
1.2
0.5
2015
15.5
1.3
2017
12.8
0.6
2016
1.1
2018
1.7
0.715.516.2
17.9CAGR: 6%
Insurance and Pension¹ Financial Businesses² Services³
0.50.2
3Q19
11.6 11.6
3.9
0.6
9M18
1.4
3Q18
0.5
9M19
0.40.2
13.4
4.0
4.5 4.6
13.4
1.3
+2.7%
0.0%
12%
5%
13%
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Combined Ratio 3Q19* (%)
Insurance Results
Main Results of 3Q19 and 9M19
The combined ratio increased 2.3 p.p. (vs. 3Q18) mostly as a consequence of the higher loss ratio,however, the results are in line with the strategic objectives of the Company
Insurance Written Premiums Breakdown (%)
Insurance Premiums Growth¹ (%)
3Q19 vs. 3Q18
¹ Insurance Premiums and Pension Gross Funding/ ² Insurance Combined Ratio/ ³ G&A Ratio/ 4 O.E Ratio (Total other operational revenues and expenses / earned premium)*As of 2018, adjustments were made in our financial statements as a result of the Initial Hiring Costs, which are now recorded as Deferred Acquisition Costs (DAC), following the same appropriation system of the results according to the term and risk. Thus, we adjusted the 2018 and beyond numbers in the Press Release (pro forma) to maintain the same historical basis of comparison
2018
8.8
6.05.2
2017
8.6
2014
10.63.9
8.5
10.0
66.3
9.3
10.04.1
10.9
2015
9.88.79.4 10.0
4.810.7
65.2
2016
68.1
9.29.8
63.467.2 65.7
9.8
10.7
9.9
9M19
5.4Other
Health
Life
Auto
P&C
4Q18
93.4%93.0% 94.0%
89.0%87.1%
91.7%
3Q18
95.2%
87.8% 89.6%
1Q19 2Q19
88.7%
3Q19
Amplified Combined RatioCombined Ratio
Combined Ratio Insurance (%)
9.1%
27.5%
11.3%
Auto
Pension
Health + Dental
P&C
Life
-1.1%
-4.8%
Commis.CR²
3Q18
Loss
Ratio
G&A. 3 O.E.4 Taxes CR²
3Q19
91.7
2.6 0.2
-0.3 -0.1
94.0
-0.1
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Consolidated Results
Insurance Net Income and ROAE
Insurance Results and ROAE
The Insurance ROAE attained 18.7% in the quarter – the increase in operational efficiency gains lifted theprofitability in the last 2 years
225174 190
261 260
3Q15
18.7%20.2%
18.7%
3Q18
13.2%
3Q16 3Q17
13.3%
3Q19
Net Income (R$ million) ROAE (Annualized)
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Insurance Results
Main Results of 3Q19 and 9M19
In 3Q19, the main insurance products showed a good performance, with Health, P&C and Life growingclose to or more than 10 and Auto Insurance shows trends of improvements in premiums, although stillpresenting slight decrease
AutoPremiums [R$ million]
HealthPremiums [R$ million]
P&CPremiums [R$ million]
LifePremiums [R$ million]
• Market Share* of 26.9% in Sep/19 (-0.8 p.p. vs.Sep/18)
• Premiums presented improvements in 3Q19, despite the slight decrease (vs. 3Q18)
• Focus on small and medium enterprises (SME’s) has shown positive results and attractive growth potential
• Price adjustments boosted growth
• Porto Homeowner grew 7% (vs. 3Q18), leveraged by sales campaigns and reformulation in assistance plans
• Itaú Homeowner recovered and reported growth (+3% vs. 3Q18)
• Porto Commercial increased 7%, even in a more competitive environment
• Growth propelled by the product Individual Life
• New sales structures, commercial campaigns, enlargement in coverage, acceptation of new professions and the expansion of trainings for brokers
• Low comparison basis
3Q18 3Q19
2,4982,524
-1.1%
347 387
3Q18 3Q19
+11.5%
374 408
3Q18 3Q19
+9.1%
188 240
3Q193Q18
+27.5%
*Source: SUSEP
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Historical Loss Ratio – Auto
Porto Seguro’s loss ratio in the quarter remained 0.6 p.p. below the average of the last 5 years and 10 p.p.better when compared to the historical market average
Historical Loss Ratio - Auto
* Annualized Quarterly Average CDI (Brazilian Interbank rate) / Source: CETIP
53.7%
3Q14
10.7%
57.5%
3Q15
13.5% 13.7%
57.7%
3Q16
9.0%
3Q17
57.2%
6.3%
51.9%
3Q18
6.1%
55.0%
3Q19
Annualized Average CDI* Loss Ratio
64.2%57.6% 55.7%
9M19
Market Average: 65.3%
2018
Porto Average: 56.1%
67.8% 62.3%66.4%
2014
54.5% 58.5%
2015
66.6%64.7%
2016
57.4%
2017
52.7%
+8.8 p.p. +10.2 p.p. +9.3 p.p. +9.2 p.p. +11.5% +6.6 p.p.
Porto Seguro Market (ex-Porto)
Auto Loss Ratio: Porto Seguro vs. Industry
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G&A¹ + O.E² Ratio – Porto Seguro
¹G&A = General and Administrative Expenses (Excluding profit sharing)²O.E = Other Revenues – Operational ExpensesPS: As of 2018, adjustments were made in our financial statements as a result of the Initial Hiring Costs, which are now recorded as Deferred Acquisition Costs (DAC), following the same appropriation system of the results according to the term and risk. Thus, we adjusted the 2018 and beyond numbers in the Press Release (pro forma) to maintain the same historical basis of comparison * Source: IBGE
Insurance G&A and Other Operational Expenses (O.E) – (R$ million)
The G&A + O.E. ratios reduced 3.5 p.p. over the last years, due to the operational efficiency gains madethrough the intensification in the usage of technology and processes adjustments – between 9M15 and9M19, the consolidated G&A + O.E. ratio decreased 6%, against an accumulated inflation of 20% in theperiod
435 439 414 288 269
9M16
1,5401,5051,491
9M17
1,535
9M15 9M18
1,536
9M19
1,8041,9541,925 1,944
1,824
-6%
G&A.¹ O.E.²
16.3%19.6%
8.5%11.2%
Accumulated IPCA*
9M15 9M16 9M17 9M18 9M19
19.8%19.0%
18.2%16.9% 16.3%
-3.5 p.p.
Insurance Results
Administrative and Operational Expenses
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Net Earnings (w/o business combination – R$ million)
Revenues Evolution – 3Q19 vs. 3Q18
ROAE(w/o business combination – % p.a.)
Revenues Distribution – 3Q19
Financial Businesses and Services Results
Main results of 3Q19 and 9M19
The businesses growth and increased profitability are mainly a result of the performance of CreditOperations the reduction in costs related to Conecta
¹Includes revenues from Call Center operations, Conecta, Surveillance & Monitoring, Asset
Management, among others.
4.5%
10.2%
Consortium
Total Revenues
Credit Operation
Other Businesses ¹
8.2%
-7.1%
58.9%
23.1%
5.0%
13.0%
Credit Operation
Medical Services
Other Businesses ¹
Consortium
3Q18 3Q19
52.051.5
9M18 9M19
-1.0
52.081.8
29.3
191.4 191.4
+1.0%
+134.0%
Recurring Net Earnings Net Earnings
3Q18 3Q19
3.8%
9M18 9M19
17.4%
-0.4%
19.0%17.4%
10.2%
21.8% 21.8%-1.7 p.p.
+11.6 p.p.
Recurring ROAE ROAE
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Investments Results
Investments and Allocation of 3Q19 and 9M19
The results from Financial Investments was mainly boosted by the performance of inflation-linked bonds– the quarterly profitability (ex-Pension) reached 2.7% (175% of the CDI)
¹ Includes exposure in derivatives (future markets)
Allocation¹ (ex-Pension Funds)Quarterly Performance
Revenue from Investments Assets(R$ million)
Net Asset Value(R$ billion)
150 160 164 152194
3586 60 66
4488
132107 139 86
3Q193Q18
378
273
4Q18 1Q19 2Q19
331356
325
4Q18
9.6 9.7
5.04.9 4.9
9.5
3Q18 1Q19
5.0
8.3
2Q19
5.1
9.6
3Q19
14.4 14.5 14.713.3
14.7
Insurance Others Pension Funds
29%
2Q19
3%
44%
7%
3%
3%
3%
48%
3%
38%
3Q18
3%
35%
3%
47%
3%
7%
51%
41%
1Q194Q18
3%
8%
44%
5%
52%
12%
3Q19
8%
Equities
Corporate Bonds
Fixed Income
Inflation-Linked Bonds
Floating Rate Notes
134
95
165181
171
128
166
154 158
175
2.3%
4Q183Q18 1Q19
2.6%2.0%
2Q19 3Q19
2.4% 2.7%
Nominal yield (ex-pension funds)
% of CDI (pension funds included)
% of CDI (ex-pension funds)
Pension Funds Other Assets
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Consolidated Results
Net Earnings and ROAE of 3Q19 and 9M19
ROAE (% p.a.)
Net Earnings leveled up 5% in 3Q19 (vs. 3Q18), whereas ROAE reached 18.8% in the period – the increaseof the Net Income in the quarter is mostly due to the better performance of Financial Businesses andServices and higher returns from the Financial Investments
* For the calculation of the financial result, the effective tax rate was applied, while for the calculation of the operating result, the difference between the net profit without business combination and the net financial result of the effective tax rate were considered** Profitability of the Company’s businesses with adjusted capital (w/o surplus capital) and considering an investment return of 100% CDI
Net Income* (R$ million)
196.2
134.8174.5
387.0
4Q183Q18
148.8143.7
18.9%
190.8
22.5%
164.8
17.6%
1Q19
181.9
199.0
335.2
22.2%
2Q19
186.4
18.8%
318.2
3Q19
299.6
380.9+5%
Financial Result Operational Result ROAE (% p.p)
27.7%
18.9%
3Q18
21.2%
3Q19
18.8%
-6.5 p.p.
-0.1 p.p.
Adjusted ROAE ** ROAE
16
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Historically, Porto Seguro has delivered solid results, even in unfavorable economic periods – the averageROAE between 2003 and 2018 was 19.6%
Consolidated Results
Historical Profit and ROAE
Net Earnings (R$ Million) and Historical ROAE (%)
141 150249
375 420290 328
660 616702 711
883 923982
2008
16.6%
19.6%
2003
18.6%
22.7%
31.5%
25.1%
19.2%
2004 2005
29.5%
2006¹ 2007
1,318
2016
15.4%12.9%
2009 2012 2015
16.5%
2013² 2014
1,009
15.5%
2011
17.2% 16.9%
2017³
19.1%
2018
17.3%
2010
CAGR: 16.1%
Net Earnings ROAE
1 Excluding non-recurring results of the COFINS provision and the sale of the remaining Individual Health portfolio2 Excluding the non-recurring results related to the tax benefit of the companies Porto Cia and Porto Vida Previdência up to an amount of R$ 702 million, net of taxes, profit sharing and attorney’s fees / This value had been provisioned by the Company since 1999 and was reversed in 4Q133 Excluding the non-recurring results of IRB (Brasil Resseguros S.A) in the net amount of R$126 million
• Profit Growth Rate of 16% yearly
• Increase in profit in 12 of 15 years with publicly traded capital
• Double-digit ROAE throughout all the years
• Average ROAE of almost 20%
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77.5%
70.9%
Sep-14 Sep-15 Sep-16 Sep-17 Sep-18 Sep-19
PSSA3 IBOVESPA
Stock Variation
¹Source: B3 and Bloomberg
Performance PSSA3 vs. IBOVESPA(Last 5 Years)
Multiples (09/30/2019)
Liquidity¹ of PSSA3 on the Market
PSSA3 Shareholders Evolution (# in thousand)
14.1 x
Price Earnings
2.4 x
Price Book
Market Cap
R$ 19.0 Billion
R$ 58.89
Stock Value
Since IPO, our stock value has more than doubled Ibovespa – Moreover, the number of investors hasstrongly increased and our negotiability ranking has enhanced as well
17 20 17 16
3343
3,12,5
2014 2016 2018
3,1
20172015
2,7
4,24,9
9M19
Daily Average (# Thousand of Shares)
Daily Average Volume (R$ Million)sep/16
1,00,70,84,4
0,8
7,4
2,5 2,70,7
4,8
0,9
23,6
sep/14 sep/15 sep/17 sep/18 sep/19
+829%
+31%
Individual / Legal Entity Institutional Investors
Performance PSSA3 vs. Ibovespa
(Since IPO)
PSSA3 IBOVESPA
745% 336%
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• The real estate usage was optimized
(ex. home office, call center and
~R$100 MM in properties offered for
sale, R$ 23 Million sold in 4Q18)
Initiatives in 2018
• Capex reduction of 36% or
151 R$ MM (vs. 2017)
• Extra dividends paid with a value
of R$ 1.5 Billion in 2018
Capital Base
• Reducing capital surplus from 47% to
40% from the adjusted shareholders
equity (vs. 2017)
% Distribution of Dividends (Payout)
¹ Total Dividends Paid (Dividends + Net Interests on Capital) divided by Adjusted Net Income
² Dividend yield in relation to Stock Price (Total Dividends paid divided by the Stock Price of the last day in the period)
Increased dividend payments and thoughtful usage of our real estate have right-sized the Company’sbalance sheet
20162014
3.7%4.4%8.8%
2013 2015
60.0%
3.4% 4.6%
2017
50.0%
8.6%
2018*
35.0% 35.7% 40.0%
111.0%
Payout¹ Dividend Yield²
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4.Forward-Looking
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Portfolio diversification
and cross-selling
Opportunities and Challenges
Acceleration in
digitalization
Expansion of insurance
penetration
Increase in operational
and capital efficiency
Development of new
businesses in our portfolio
New Auto positioning
implementation model and
nationwide-expansion
Relentless focus on developments to increase our competitive advantages and seize market opportunities
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Insurance Penetration by Country (2018)
Insurance Industry Penetration
Estimation of Brazilian Insurance
Penetration by Product
2006
2.8%
Chile4.6%
USA
7.1%
Canada7.5%
Spain5.2%
Italy
8.3%
France
8.9%
UK
10.6%
Germany
6.0%
South Africa
12.9%
China4.2%
Japan
8.9%
Australia
5.6%
Insurance Penetration in Brazil *
2018
3.9%
Insurance Segments CAGR (2007 - 2018)
Pension 13,0%
Homeowner 12,6%
Dental 11,6%
Life 10,9%
Health 9,7%
Auto 9,2%
Market 10,7%
*Overall written premiums as % of GDP, excluding Capitalization and Health Medical Operator segments Source: Swiss Re
Top Insurance Products Development
The Brazilian insurance penetration rate increased, but it is still relatively low compared to developed(and some emerging) economies
10%
30%
Auto Health
25%
12%
Life Homeowner
10%
Dental
6%
Pension
36Source: Susep, Autoseg, Anfavea and Empresômetro
Main Components for Growth - Auto Insurance Industry
Auto Insurance Written Premiums (R$ Billion)
Auto Insurance Penetration (# vehicles) Brand New Vehicles Sales (# vehicles; million)
The auto insurance market remained resilient during the crisis - the current car sales rebound associated with the low penetration rate offer good opportunities for the sector
24,829,4
32,4 33,3 32,6 34,7 35,8
2014 20152012 2013 20172016 2018
3,5
3,0
2,32,1
2,6 2,7
0,2 0,2 0,1 0,1 0,1 0,1
1,61,4
1,2
0,9 0,81,0
2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Heavy VehiclesLight Vehicles Motorcycles
34.050.6
15.2
3.9
Total
37.9
MotorcyclesLight Vehicles
0.51.9
65.8
Heavy
vehicles
0.414.72.4
15.1
Non Insured (Million) Insured (Million)
23%
30%
22%
3%
Penetration (%)
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Auto Loss Ratio (Market Average) vs. Interest Rates¹
Source: SUSEP / CETIP ¹Annual average of Loss Ratio and CDI for each 3 years period until September 2019
Loss Ratio Market Behavior - Auto Insurance Industry
Along the years, the fluctuations in interest rates have been relevant to the industry price adjustments,leading to a strong correlation with the loss ratio
18% 19%
13%
10%9%
12%
6%64%
00-02
70%
71%
03-05
64%
61%
06-08
65%
09-11
62%
12-14 15-17 18-9M19
Loss Ratio Interest Rate
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Market Share – Auto Insurance
Source: Susep
NORTH
NORTHEAST
MID WEST
SOUTHEAST
SOUTH
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
15.1% 17.1% +2.0 p.p.
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
12.4% 21.7% +9.3 p.p.
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
20.2% 27.8% +7.6 p.p.
BRAZIL
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
27.4% 34.9% +7.5 p.p.
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
5.2% 15.3% +10.1 p.p.
2008 2018 Var. p.p.
9.4% 18.8% +9.4 p.p.
Regional Market Share – Porto Seguro (Consolidated)
Porto Seguro is already amongst the top auto insurance positions in all regions of the country – however, there is still growth potential, especially out of São Paulo
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Digital Transformation
Porto Seguro is developing digital initiatives in order to enhance customer experience, create valuable support for brokers and improve efficiency
✓ Customer Experience: focus on delivering the best experience for customers through better interface and more auto service - sometimes digital is the best option, but if the customer needs to talk to someone, we will be there
✓ Better Tools for Brokers: to strengthen and simplify the broker’s offer through more friendly and efficient sales platforms, new products bundles, digital training and support - brokers are essential for the Company’s channel distribution strategy
✓ Offers through internet in partnership with brokers: usage of internet to leverage sales and increase diversification
✓ Backoffice digitalization: investment in technology and process improvement has lead to efficiency gains and a more robust and scalable operation
✓ Underwriting: reduction in quotation complexity (improving customers’ and brokers’ experience) and increase in the usage of customer behavior analytics (e.g. “Trânsito+Gentil”)
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Launch and Campaigns
Porto Seguro has leveraged sales by initiatives in line with client’s needs and new trends in consumption –expansion in our vast portfolio of products and services
Main products and services launched in 2019
✓ Auto Insurance + Credit Card: discount on the insurance and installments until 10x free of interest on the Porto Seguro´s Credit Card
✓ Porto Seguro Auto Essencial: product with essential services that meet the main needs of every client
✓ Conquista: digital sales and relationship platform, based on client´s needs and objectives , that leverages the performance of Brokers and Certified Financial Planners
✓ Carro Reserva (spare car) or credit on transport apps: In case of unforeseen events, the customer is free to choose one of the options
✓ Insurance D&O and Professional Civil Responsibility: complete and personalized insurance for the preservation of the capital of business managers and professionals
✓ Reppara: first subscription service for emergencies at home
✓ Bike Insurance: complete protection solution for all types of bicycles
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Key Takeaways
✓ Insurance market in Brazil is still under-penetrated, creating relevant long-term growth
opportunities
✓ Many business lines enable us to innovate, differentiate and exceed client expectations (eg.
Financial Services , Auto, etc..)
✓ There is still room to improve operational efficiency – the ongoing process improvements and our
installed capacity can lead to higher margins and increased competitiveness
✓ Economical volatilities, like fluctuation in interest rates, can be offset by improvements in
operational results – proved by long term results
✓ Valuable brand, solid relationships and emphasis on customer-oriented services lead to superior
profitability
✓ Digitalization can provide unique customer experiences in the future
✓ Offer improvement like new tools, intensified trainings for brokers and sales made through
specialists (e.g. life insurance and pension) are paving the way to leverage sales
The untapped market opportunities aligned with our initiatives to improve insurance products, expanddiversification and operational efficiency can lead to better profitability in the years to come
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Contact
Investor Relations Department
Alameda Barão de Piracicaba, 618
11th floor
Campos Elíseos
01216-010
São Paulo, SP, Brazil
Phone:
(55 11) 2393-7195
(55 11) 2393-7093
E-mail:
www.portoseguro.com.br
