SabadellBank of America Merrill Lynch20th Annual Banking, Insurance & Diversified Financ ials CEO Conference

Jaime GuardiolaCEO30 September 2015

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1. Spanish economy2. Sabadell strategy update

3. Business dynamics

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The pace of the economic recoveryis gaining momentum…

Source: Spanish Statistical Office (INE).

Real GDP QoQ, in percentage

EmploymentYoY change/contributions, in percentage

Spain will have a positive behaviour within the Eurozone

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Agriculture Industry Construction

Services Total

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… with the support of the Euro, oil prices and fiscal policy …

Source: Bloomberg.

Oil price(Brent,oil. USD per barrel)

Euro dollar evolution

Lower oil prices benefiting an oil intensive economy

Euro weakness gives support to export industry

Domestic demand is benefiting from a more neutral stance on fiscal policy

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... as well as the low interest rate environment

Source: Bank of Spain and ECB.

Relatively favourable financial conditions

Private sector has improved its financial situation

Structural reforms support the positive behaviour of the economy

Non-financial companies debt% of GDP

SMEs interest rate evolutionFrom 1 to 5 years, up to 1 million euros. In %

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Germany Spain

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Q1 09 Q1 10 Q1 11 Q1 12 Q1 13 Q1 14 Q1 15Companies Households, consumptionHouseholds, house purchase

Credit continues to normalise …

Source: Bank of Spain.

Demand for credit is recovering

Increase in lending flows

New credit operationsYoY change

Lending to households: consumption and other purposesSurvey. In percentage

Credit activity is improving, partly due to an improved financial situation of families and businesses , more favourable financing conditions , cyclical improvement of the economyas well as the stabilisation of housing prices

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… and economic projections are positive

Source: Banco Sabadell

GDP forecast(Sabadell model, QoQ change in %)

2014 2015 2016

GDP (YoY, %) 1.4 3.3 2.7

Unemployment rate (%) 24.4 22.3 20.5

CPI (YoY, %) -0.2 -0.5 0.6

� The economy will maintain a favourable comparison within the Eurozone

� Growth will be more moderate as the positive impact of certain factors (e.g. fiscal reform) is reduced

� Internal demand will continue to be the main driver of GDP growth

� The main domestic risk is related to the political scene

� The main external risk would be the deterioration of the global financial conditions

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GDP (QoQ change, %) Forecast

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1. Spanish economy

2. Sabadell strategy update3. Business dynamics

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Sabadell group structure

� Domestic business delivery

� Extract value from the acquired size

� SME focus

� Improve the value proposal in Private Banking

� Developing new productivity drivers

� Balance sheet normalisation

� Complete TSB integrationcalendar and follow business plan

� Current TSB business plan highlights :

� Double digit return in 5 years from 2014

� Increase PCA market share Grow loans by 40-50% in 5 years from 2014

� New SME capabilities

� Positive outlook for the US business

� Mexican commercial bankinglicense already obtained. The bank will initially focus on companies, and subsequently seek business with private individuals

� Starting activity through a representative office in Colombia and Peru

Sabadell

Spain AmericasUnited Kingdom75% 5%20%

Note: Percentage of assets as of June 2015.

Update on the TSB takeover

� On 30 June 2015 Sabadell received approval from the PRA regarding the change of control of TSB and consequently the offer became wholly unconditional in all respects. This date also reflects the date of consolidation of TSB accounts

� On 8 July 2015 the acceptance level exceeded 90% and as a result Sabadell initiated the “squeeze out” process

� On 28 July 2015 Sabadell delisted TSB

� On 21 August 2015 Sabadell completed the acquisition procedure, reaching 100% of TSB shares

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Steps since completion

� New corporate governance structure in place

� Project Management Office has been deployed in London

� IT protocol has been set up

� Joint workstreams have been kicked-off

� 100-day plan in motion

� Management off-site with TSB

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“100-day plan”

Today

PRA approvalOffer declared unconditional in all respects

April 17

May 8 June 30

July 8

Offer unconditional as to acceptances

Recommended cash offer announcement

OfferDocument release

May 18Satisfaction of EU Merger Regulation Condition

90% threshold achieved

December 5

TSB delisted

July 28

August 21 Completion of compulsory acquisition process

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Sabadell near term focus for TSB

� TSB is delivering on its business plan, with a commitment to growing further still as part of the Sabadell group

� The IT platform will be ready at the end of 2016 with integration expected to be completed in 4Q 2017

� During the migration period new features and applications will gradually become available, improving customer experience at TSB

� The new IT platform will have SME capacity built into it, preparing TSB for a new growth opportunity within the UK SME segment

� Pre-tax synergy target of c.GBP160M per year from IT optimisation in 2018 is maintained

� GBP450M contribution by Lloyds to TSB more than offsets implementation costs of IT migration

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2. Sabadell strategy update

3. Business dynamics

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Increased customer activity reflects the stronger economy …

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… with growth across most segments

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New SME loansNumber of contracts

Point of Sales turnoverEuros in million

2015

2014

2013

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2014

2013

YTD+29%

YTD+27%

102,471101,807

102,250

103,811104,581

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We expect the overall loan book to continue to grow …

Performing loans evolution Euros in million

+0.7%QoQOrg

2Q15incl. TSB

134,875

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… driven by SME loans

SME and company loans evolution, ex-TSBEuros in billion

SME and company loan demand in positive territory

Note: SME and company loans include loans to SMEs, corporates and public sector and exclude NPLs. 18

Improving market shares in companies …

Note: 2015 data as of June 2015 or last month available.

LoansExport docum.

creditPoS turnover

10.56% 29.79% 14.54%

10.74% 31.48% 15.88%Companies

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2015

Spanish market shares by products

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… and in individuals

Investment funds

Credit card turnover

Life Insurance

Household deposits

5.11% 7.64% 4.17% 5.31%

5.72% 7.89% 4.90% 5.49%Individuals

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2015

Spanish market shares by products

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Note: 2015 data as of June 2015 or last month available.1 According to Inverco. 2 Insurance calculated per number of contracts.

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NII set to keep growing on a QoQ basis

Net interest income evolutionEuros in million

YoY growth :

+20.7%

+2.0% QoQ

545.9574.1

609.7643.1 655.9

2Q14 3Q14 4Q14 1Q15 2Q15

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The cost of term deposits continues to be reduced …

Contractual rates on term depositsIn percentage

Stock New production/renewals

New term deposits at

c0.30%

3.58%3.36%

3.13%2.84%

2.37%2.16%

1.83%1.67%

1.52%1.38%

1.18%

3.39%

2.16%1.85%

1.61%1.51%

1.29%1.05%

0.75%0.60%0.49% 0.39%

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… and so is the cost of wholesale funding …

Wholesale funding cost evolutionIn percentage

Recent wholesale maturitiesEuros in million

Recent wholesale issuancesEuros in million

Note: Wholesale issuances and maturities over €750M. GGB refers to senior debt issued with a specific guarantee from the Spanish Government.

3.54% 3.51%3.41%

3.05%

2.71%

2.56%

Mar-14 Jun-14 Sep-14 Dec-14 Mar-15 Jun-15

Instrument Amount Coupon Issue date

Covered bond 1,250 0.875% Nov-14Covered bond 750 0.375% Jun-15

Instrument Amount Coupon Maturity date

Covered bond 1,000 3.375% Oct-14GGB 1,065 3.000% Nov-14Covered bond 1,200 3.625% Feb-15Covered bond 1,500 3.250% Jun-15

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… while credit spreads are beginning to stabilise

Evolution of loan spreads by segmentIn percentage

Our strong SME franchise allows Sabadell to partially cushion the impact of lower spreads

Back book loan spreads by segmentIn basis points

Mortgages to individualsTotal SMEs

Corporates

Back book

Front book

Back book

Front book

Back book

Front book

Back book

Front book

Back book

Front book

Back book

Front book

Mortgages to individuals 87 227 89 214 90 209 92 201 94 187 95 173

SME 270 500 277 492 282 494 285 445 284 459 282 417

Corporates 268 327 266 302 260 297 243 265 229 233 219 233

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27,947 32,007 31,099 32,800 36,54548,098

11,471 11,663 12,176 12,680 13,495

32,68855,625 53,705 51,186 49,419 45,305

49,58413,705 14,665 15,706 18,674 20,230

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2Q15incl.TSB

Improving overall position in on-balance sheet customer funds

Evolution of customer funds and mutual funds Euros in million

Current accounts On-balance sheet term funds

Mutual funds

Note: On-balance sheet term funds include term deposits and other funds placed in the retail network (preference shares, mandatory convertible bonds, senior debt, commercial paper and other). Exclude repos.

Stock of current accounts (ex-TSB):

+11.4% QoQ+30.8% YoY

Sabadell’s flagship product “Cuenta Expansión”is driving growth in current accounts

Savings accounts

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With the highest standards in quality of service

Source: STIGA, EQUOS (Objective Quality Analysis in Banking Networks, 2Q 2015).

Sabadell stays well above the rest of the sector

Level of service quality Evolution of Sabadell quality index vs sector

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7.54

7.217.32

7.20 7.24

6.90 6.89

7.167.39

6.956.77

6.61

6.11 6.06 6.01 6.036.29

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2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2Q15Sabadell Sector

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Actively managing ALCO portfolio in a volatile market and a steepening yield curve

Fixed income portfolio evolution (ex-TSB)Euros in billion

Spanish public debt Other

Life insurance portfolio

ALCO portfolio (ex-TSB)Euros in billion and in percentage

Yield 2.5%

Evolution of ALCO portfolio in run-off scenario (ex-TSB)Euros in billion, yield in %

ALCO portfolio

ALCO portfolio

2015e 2016e 2017e 2018eAmount (€bn ) 21.1 19.3 18.3 17.8Yield (%) 2.4% 2.3% 2.4% 2.5%

Mar-15 Jun-15

ALCO portfolio 24.8 22.0

% of total assets (ex-TSB) 14.8% 13.4%

Duration (in years) 5.2 3.6

ECB liquidity position 8.9 11.0

We actively manage interest rate sensitivity of the portfolio

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NPL ratio has been reduced significantly from peak levels

Evolution of NPL ratio and coverage of NPLsIn percentage

Note: NPL ratio is calculated including contingent risk and 20% of the APS.

NPL ratio ex-TSB expected to drop below 10% by year-end

13.85% 13.44% 12.74% 11.68% 10.98%9.01%

53.8% 51.9%49.4% 51.4% 52.8% 53.7%

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2Q15

NPL ratio

NPL coverage

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11.4%11.8% 11.7% 11.8% 11.5%

1.1%1.2% 1.1% 1.0% 1.5%

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Comfortable capital position post TSB transaction

Common Equity Tier 1 and Tier II evolution

CET1 fully loaded at 11.2%

CET 1

Tier II

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Uncertainty around DTCs has been eliminated

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