BoAML Financials Conference

London 29th September 2016

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This document has been prepared by Bankia, S.A. (“Bankia”) and is presented exclusively for information purposes. It is not a prospectus and does not constitute an offer or recommendation to invest.

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Disclaimer

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Landscape has changed during the last years

“New normal”: profitability and valuations

2007 2016 June

Cost of risk 41 bps 70 bps

Cost to income 71% 65%

Euribor 12M 4.75% -0.05%

ROE 15.5 % 3.6%

Regulatory uncertainty

P / BV X 2.2 X 0.5

Internal factors

External factors

Low ROE

- 77%

&

Low valuations

+71%

26 banks Eurostoxx index

Capital ratios* 6.1% 12.2%

Capital ratios: 2007 Core capital ratio, 2016 June B3 CET1 FL. Source Bloomberg

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Low valuations driven by low returns and regulatory uncertainty

ROE improvement is not reflected in current valuations

ROE is low but recovering…

European banks ROE (%) evolution

…while valuations are at historical lows

-10

-5

0

5

10

15

20

ROE (%) European banks P/BV evolution (2013 – June 2016)

P/BV

Increase in ROEs since 2013 have not been matched by valuation improvements

26 banks Eurostoxx index

0,80 0,77

0,74

0,49

0,3

0,4

0,5

0,6

0,7

0,8

0,9

1,0

(2013 – June 2016)

26 banks Eurostoxx index

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0,5

1

1,5

2

2,5

3

3,5

4Average P/BV

The market is not discriminating

We are in a low valuation and low discrimination environment

High valuation and high discrimination

* Source: 26 banks Eurostoxx index, Bloomberg

P/BV evolution for European banks*

Low valuation and low discrimination

P/BV

Avg. 1.8

Max 3.6

Avg. 0.68

Max 1.7

(2008 – June 2016) (2000 – 2007)

European banks P/BV evolution

P/BV

Min 0.5

Min 0.1

1.7x

0.1x

0.5x

3.6x

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Regulatory clearance and ROE recovery should lead to price discrimination

But Regulatory uncertainty is approaching to an end…

TLAC

MREL

AT1 Coupons

SREP & MDAs

Basel IV

We expect several of these items to be cleared in the coming months, bringing

certainty to the market with regards to…

Capital Management

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… and Spain is now registering solid macro improvements

GDP Growth

Unemployed population

SPAIN

EMU

Gro

wth

(%

)

Strong GDP growth above EMU and above expectations at ~3% for 2016 and 2.5% for 2017

Unemployment rate down -27% since peak (-1.34 million)

Increase in house prices for 9 consecutive quarters (+9,9% since bottom)

The number of tourists at record levels During Jan-Jul 2016 reaches 42.4 million (+11.1% vs

same period in 2015)

sources INE, Mº Empleo, Bank of Spain and Bankia Research

NPLs following the good evolution of the macro (-37% since December 2013)

4.85

DEC 2012

4.70

DEC 2013

4.45

DEC 2014

4.09

DEC 2015

3.70

AUG 2016

mn

Source: Ministry of Employment

Helping to strengthen banks’ balance sheet …

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Low interest rates

Mortgage floors

Fixed income portfolios

Equity stakes contribution

Trading income

Total Revenues

Operating Costs

Cost of Risk

61.0% recurrent C/I ratio

Low interest rates

Fixed income portfolios

82 bps Cost of Risk 2Q16

24 bps Cost of Risk 2Q16

*Weighted average figures for the biggest 6 banks in Spain excluding Bankia. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain.

1.52% NII+fees-opex / RWAs

50.5% recurrent C/I ratio

1.90% NII+fees-opex / RWAs

Challenges ahead … for the Spanish industry* …and for Bankia

… that increases the focus on the lower part of the P&L

Levers… for the Spanish industry* …and for Bankia

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Bankia´s focus: “Looking for Answers “

EFFICIENCY COMMERCIAL

STRATEGY

5

ASSET QUALITY

PROFITABILITY

3

1 2

SOLVENCY

4

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Loans outstanding without portfolio sales (€bn) Lending to target sectors continues to grow

Consumer performance Businesses performance (ex developer)

Consumer + Businesses (ex developer)

Outstanding gross loans performance (ex portfolio sales (1)) Consumer + Businesses (€bn)

Outstanding gross loans performance (ex portfolio sales (1)) Consumer + Businesses (€bn)

(1) Portfolio sales include non-performing and substandard loans

(1) Portfolio sales include non-performing and substandard loans

DIC 15

+2.5 %

JUN 15 JUN 16

38.1 37.8 37.1

+9.2% +14.7%

JUN 16 vs JUN15 JUN 16 vs JUN 15

Bankia Spanish market

-1.8%

+1.6%

JUN 16 vs JUN15 JUN 16(2) vs JUN 15

Bankia Spanish market

Commercial Strategy 1

(2) Latest data available. Source Bank of Spain

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Cost to Income Ratios

BANKIA

46.5%

*Weighted average cost to income ratio for the biggest 6 banks in Spain excluding Bankia. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain.

Cost to Income 2Q16 Recurrent Cost Income

2Q16

Spanish peers*

65.4%

%

Operating Expenses / RWAs

2Q16

2.01%

Bankia Spanish peers *

2Q16

2.96%

BANKIA

50.5% 61.0%

- 95 pbs - 1,890pbs - 1,055 pbs

Efficiency

Bankia’s leading position

2

Lower Opex/RWAs represents up to 5p.p. in ROE*

*Calculated assuming equity CET1 of 12.5% and Post 30% tax rate (95pbs/12.5% CET1 * 70%)

*Weighted average ratio or the biggest 6 banks in Spain excluding Bankia. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain.

Spanish peers* Euro Banks**

54.1%

** 26 banks Eurostoxx index. Source Bloomberg

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Effective NPA reduction strategy and sharp drop in Cost of Risk

Asset Quality 3

NPLs and foreclosed assets Jun16-Dec14 NPAs evolution Jun16-Dec14

2Q 16

60.8%

Spanish peers(1)

51.9%

+895pbs

2Q 16

0.9%

5.7%

6.6x

2014

60

2013

74

2015

pbs

2Q 16

24 43

Spanish peers (3)

82

€ bn % -4.8

-5.4

-5.0

-4.0

-0.9

-3.1

-0.5

+0.4

+0.7

-0.4

+2.3

-5.3

-5.0

-4.5

-3.2

-1.3

-0.8

Bankia

Spanish Peer 1

Spanish peers include: BBVA, Caixabank, Popular, Sabadell and Santander. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain

+0.4

Cost of Risk evolution RE exposure NPL Coverage

Spanish peers include: BBVA, Caixabank, Popular, Sabadell and Santander. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain

Euro Banks(4)

70

1 Sector weighted average 2Q16 of the biggest 6 banks in Spain excluding Bankia. Santander and BBVA include Banking and Real Estate activity in Spain. Source: semiannual accounts; 2 Same perimeter, Spanish businesses exposure to developers as a % of gross loan book. Source: semiannual accounts 3 Same perimeter, average figure 4 26 banks Eurostoxx index. Source Bloomberg

Spanish peers(2)

-2%

-4%

-10%

-18%

-19%

-26%

-30% -25% -20% -15% -10% -5% 0%

Spanish peer 5

Spanish peer 4

Spanish peer 3

Spanish peer 2

Spanish peer 1

Bankia

Spanish Peer 2

Spanish Peer 3

Spanish Peer 4

Spanish Peer 5

Bankia

Spanish Peer 1

Spanish Peer 2

Spanish Peer 3

Spanish Peer 4

Spanish Peer 5

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Managing the profitability levers in today’s environment…

Best in class

Cost to Income Ratio

Low Cost of Risk

Bankia has proven to be well positioned in the current environment with a higher return on equity than peer´s average

Pressure on

Gross Margin

Bankia

8.2%

Spanish peers*

3.6%

4.6 p.p.

*Aggregated ratio for the domestic peers: Sabadell, Caixabank and Popular.

ROE June 2016

b

b

…allows Bankia to be ahead of peers in profitability

Bankia ahead of its peers in profitability…

Profitability 4

Euro Banks **

3.8%

** 26 banks Eurostoxx index. Source Bloomberg

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CET 1 BIS III Fully Loaded

11.37%

Confortable position to fulfill new regulatory requirements

Robust solvency position, allowing the distribution of cash dividends

SOUND CAPITAL POSITION 5

BANKIA

12.89%

Spanish peers(1)

+158 bps y/y +23 bps y/y

(1) Aggregated ratio for the domestic peers: Sabadell, Caixabank and Popular. Popular 2016E CET1 FL of 10.8% as disclosed by the Company.

TBV PER SHARE PERFORMANCE (JUN 13 – JUN 16)

%

Spanish banks include: BBVA, Caixabank, Popular, Sabadell and Santander (Data as of June 2016)

12.17%

Euro Banks(2)

+76 bps y/y

(2) Banks Eurostoxx index ex Bankia. Source Bloomberg

-37%

-26%

-14%

-3%

-1%

-1%

19%

-40% -30% -20% -10% 0% 10% 20% 30%

Spanish bank 5

Spanish bank 4

Spanish bank 3

Spanish bank 2

Average Euro Banks*

Spanish bank 1

Bankia

* Banks Eurostoxx index ex Spanish banks. Source Bloomberg

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…where cost efficiency is a necessary condition to offset negative

headwinds impacting total revenues

…where a reduced cost of risk is going to be a key lever for higher than

average return on equity

…and with a solid Capital position, allowing dividend payments in spite of

increasing regulatory requirements

Conclusions

A challenging environment requires a solid starting point…

…in order to continue generating value for our shareholders

Investor Relations

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