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GE Capital
Investor Meeting
December 8, 2009
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Key messages
1 GE Capital has a strong and advantaged business model
2 Cautiously optimistic about the form and implications of regulatory reform
3 GE Capital’s long-term debt plan is fully funded through 2010. Cost of funds
have significantly improved; liquidity position has strengthened
4 Balance sheet reduced by ~$40B 3Q’09 YTD … well ahead of plan
5 Real Estate risk is manageable within our framework
6 Expect losses and impairments to peak in 2010
7 Margins are improving
8 Earnings ~flat in 2010, should improve in 2011+
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 2
GE Capital business model
Advantage
Today
Pre-crisis
1• Substantial origination capability
• Largest direct
origination team
• Still largest direct
origination team
2• Deep domain expertise
– Healthcare, Energy, Media, Aircraft
• Advantaged in key
verticals
• Growing advantage
3• Experts at collateral/asset management
• Strong residual
realization
• Strong collateral and
residual realization
4• Experienced, disciplined risk management
and capital allocation
• On balance sheet
underwriting
– Spread of risk, secured
• Core to business model
5• GE operational headset & tools
• Scale focus
• >25% lower costs
6• Match funded
• Core value
• Important differentiator
Well positioned to compete
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 3
U.S. landscape
2008
2010
Banks, Fincos, Captives, Monolines, Other
Primarily Banks
Fewer players on the field
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 4
Regulatory update
House Bill
Senate Bill
• No divestiture required
• Grandfathers ILC/FSB
• Restrictions by regulation TBD
Activity restrictions
• No divestiture required
• Grandfathers ILC/FSB
• Current non-finance
activities grandfathered
Oversight
• Treasury-led Oversight
Council
• Fed would become GECC
supervisor
• New Agency for Financial
Stability
• Fed authority moves to new
“super” bank regulator
Affiliate transactions
• “Captive financing” permitted
• Some limits on other affiliate
transactions
• Restrictions by regulation TBD
• Still early …
• GE supportive of systemic regulation …
engaged in legislative process
• GE committed to GE Capital … preparing
for heightened regulation
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 5
Lending environment has changed
Non-banks and capital markets: ~2/3 of credit
Focus shifting towards alternative sources
Assets created since beginning of credit crunch – ’07
U.S. credit market debt outstanding
Asset growth ’07-’09
Non-Banks &
Capital Markets
66%
67%
~$600B
67%
~$500B
~$39T
Banks
32%
31%
29%
2000
2006
2Q’09
~$250B
~$180B
Monetary Authority
Source: Fed Reserve Flow of Funds Report
NBFIs play larger role in small bus. lending
Lease equip. finance credit supplied – by size, 2008
~$35B
Ins./
Retirement
Capital
Non-bank
Markets Financial Inst.
Source: Fed Reserve Flow of Funds Report
~$37B
~$39B
52%
58%
NBFI share of lending to small
businesses 5.1%, banks 4.2%
~20% of ’09 GE Capital
commercial loans <$1MM
Non-Banks
47%
Banks
53%
48%
42%
>$5MM
$250,000$5MM
<$250,000
Source: Equipment Leasing
and Finance Association
Banking
Non-bank credit very important to U.S. economy
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 6
Attractive new business lending
GE Capital total volume ($ in billions)a)
Global
Over 1.2MM small and medium business
customers … committed credit over $60B
$221B
International
Providing liquidity to critical areas of U.S.
economy. Since 1/1/08:
– $172B new U.S. commercial financing
– $146B credit ~50MM U.S. consumers
116
Small and Medium Leading Sales Finance/PLCC franchise in the U.S.
businesses b)
Key wins/renewals:
U.S.
$31B
105
3Q’09YTD
a) - Total volume = on-book plus flow; b) - Businesses with annual revenues <$50MM
Volume 10%+ 2H vs. 1H … providing critical
liquidity to customers in our markets
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 7
Volume and returns
($ in billions)
2009E on-book
Volume/collections
~$191
2009E
Commercial marginb)
~4.7%
$42
~2.9%
~$149
Portfolio
margin trendb)
5.7%
Run-off
a)
Collections/others
Volume
• Repositioning portfolio to higher
yielding core businesses:
Business
Americas
Asia
Europe
Banking
Retail Finance
Aviation
Energy
’09E new bus. ROI
~3.3%
~3.6%
~2.2%
~2.5%
~3.3%
~4.0%
~6.0%
New volume
5.4%
~5.0%
2009E
Consumer marginb)
4.8%
~4.6%
~12.5%
~9.1%
2006
Run-off
2007
2008 2009E 2010F
New volume
b) - CV ex-gains; ex-Restructuring operations
a) - ex-FX
Portfolio margins expand in 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 8
Funding & liquidity
($ in billions)
Long-term debt funding
Actions
$84
2009 funding completed in June
$45a)
’08
’09E
$38b)
2010 long-term debt plan fully
funded
’10F
Plan to pre-fund $20-25B of ’11
in 2010
(a - Includes $13B pre-funded in 2008
(b - 2009 YTD as of Dec. 4
GECS commercial paper
$72
CP reduced to $50B as committed
$50
$50
Cash and back-up bank lines >2x CP
2010 cash planned at ~$40B+
4Q’08
2Q’09
3Q’09
Funding in good shape
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 9
Capital and investment
($ in billions)
Ending net investment–a)
$525
4Q’08
Dynamics
$501
$485
$475-485
2Q’09
3Q’09
4Q’09E
Balance sheet down $40B+
Shrinking in the right
places:
(a - Capital Finance excluding effects of FX
Leverage–b)
GECS
Tier 1 common ratio
7.5% ~7.7%
7.7:1
5.7:1 ~5.6:1
GECC 7.1:1
5.4:1
5.4:1
4Q’08
3Q’09
4Q’09E
GECC
– “Red” assets, Real Estate
~$30B
– Mortgage originations
~91%
5.7%
GECS 4.7
4Q’08
GECC equity $58
GECC TCE c) $30
6.5
6.6
Ratios strong and
improving
3Q’09 4Q’09E
$73
$42
~$73
~$42
(b - Net of cash & equivalents with hybrid debt as equity ex-non-controlling interests
(c - Shareholder’s equity less goodwill & intangibles
Strengthened fixed charge
coverage agreement
Balance sheet on track: ratios strong
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 10
Losses and impairments
($ in billions)
~$16.9
~$13.0
2009
estimated
Fed base
case
Dynamics
~$12.0-13.0
2009
estimated
Fed adverse
case
2009
estimate
Strong work out, collections and
collateral capabilities
Better
• U.S. Consumer
• U.K. Mortgage
~Base case
• Commercial loans
and leases
• Global Banking
Still challenging • Commercial
Real Estate
Total losses running in line with Fed base case or better
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 11
2009 execution
Dynamics
Goal
Liquidity
Status
Complete
Funding
Complete
2010 LTD plan 100% pre-funded
Executed on alternative funding
Balance sheet
Ahead of plan
ENI down $40B+ (ex-FX 3Q’09 YTD)
Cost
Ahead of plan
$3.4B cost out
Capital
On track
5.4:1 leverage (GECC),
7.5% Tier 1 common ratio (GECC)
Earnings
On track
$2.0B 3Q YTD
$50B CP outstanding
$57B GECS cash and equivalents at 3Q’09
Well positioned for 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 12
Agenda
Funding & Liquidity
Kathy Cassidy – Treasurer
Financial Update
Jeff Bornstein – CFO
Portfolio Update
Jim Colica – CRO
Real Estate
Ron Pressman – Real Estate CEO
CLL Americas
Dan Henson – CLL Americas CEO
Operations Update
Bill Cary – COO
Summary
Mike Neal
Q&A
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 13
Funding & Liquidity
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 14
GECS funding
($ in billions)
Securitization
(FAS 167/FIN 46)
TLGP - LT debt
Non-g’teed
- LT debt
Highlights
$515
6
$509
13
~$505a)
~$500a)
~4
~$501
59
30-40
$460-$470
53
368
334
285-295
• ’09 issuances included $47B TLGP
& $23B un-guaranteed debt to
complete ’09 & ’10 LTD plan
• Spreads significantly better …
recent issuances below TLGP allin levels
• Plan to issue ~$20-$25B LT debt in
’10 to pre-fund 50%+ ’11 LTD plan
• Strong GECC capital ratios with
declining leverage
Alternative
funding/others
56
Comm’l paper
72
50
65-75
40-50
4Q'08
4Q'09E
4Q'10F
• Will continue to maintain strong
cash & liquidity position
~$57
~$40+
• Funding cost remains competitive
Cash & equivalents $37
55-60
(a - Includes ~$15B 3Q’09 YTD FX impact … excludes future FX changes
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 15
Alternative funding plan
($ in billions)
$65-$75B
ex-securitization
$100-$110
30-40
$62
6
~$59-64
~4
Others
19
~20
Intl. deposits
12
Securitization
(FAS 167/FIN 46)
20-25
25
4Q’08
15-18
4Q’09E
• U.S. bank deposits (ILC/FSB) : Lower
assets in U.S. banks driving lower
deposits … ramping up direct origination
of assets in banks … launching retail
deposits
• International deposits : Continue
growth in emerging markets (CEE &
Central America) … launching new
programs in large/developed markets
20-25
• Others: Continue to expand asset based
funding, Euro covered bonds, Sukuk
funding, GE Interest Plus growth, etc.
20-25
• Securitization : Increase primarily
driven by consolidation of securitization
debt per FAS 167
20-22
U.S. deposits
(ILC/FSB)
Comments
4Q’10F
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 16
GECC cost of funds
5-year bond spreads
OAS (bps.)
Libor spreads (bps.)
Funding sources
’09A avg.
Today
900
800
CP w/fees
~0
(5)-(10)
700
CD’s ( 2 yrs.)
~100
~90
TLGP debt w/fees (3 yrs.)
~150
None
Non-TLGP debt (5 yrs.)
~240
~130
Securitization (3 yrs.)
~165
~125
1100
1000
600
500
400
300
200
FinCo Index
C
Bank Index
GECC
JPM
100
Sep-08
Oct-08
Dec-08
Feb-09
Apr-09
Jun-09
Jul-09
Sep-09
Nov-09
(Credit cards)
FinCo Index
Bank Index
GECC 5yr spreads
C 5yr
JPM 5yr
• TLGP + CPFF fees of $2.42B paid ’08/’09
• Spreads tightened significantly from crisis highs
• Portfolio downsizing reducing impact of new higher cost debt … Avg. spread on ~$83B LT
debt issued is L+ ~180 bps., including $5B 30 yr. LT debt raised at L+~400 in 1Q’09
• Positioned competitively for 2010
Spreads continue to tighten ... only a portion of LT debt portfolio
re-priced in 2009 … offset by better pricing on new volume
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 17
Financial Update
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 18
Capital Finance
Total year: 2009 and 2010
Earnings
ENIa)
2009E
2010F
$2.0-2.5B
~Flat, more
pre-tax
~$475-485B
~$445-455B
Fed base case
or better
~Flat
Costs
~$3.4B
Lower by ~$0.5B
(ex-FX, acq.)
Volume (on-book, ex-flow)
~$150B
+15-20%
Margins
~4.6%
+
Cost of funds
~3.8%
Spreads improving
Reserve Coverage
~2.25%
~2.85%-3.00%
Losses/impairments
(a – 2009: ex-FX, 2010: ex-FX and FAS 167
Solid foundation for 2011+
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 19
Delinquencies
Commercial
30+ delinquency
Consumer
4.69%
4.03%
4.19%
30+ delinquency
a)
Mortgage
13.23% 13.38%
13.21%
11.80%
Equipmenta)
2.84%
2.78%
3.01%
10.56%
3.01%
9.21%
2.17%
7.43%
2.24%
1.61%
8.20%
Total
8.80%
8.73%
8.76%
6.38%
Real Estate b)
0.62%
1.15%
4.71%
3Q'08
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09
Oct '09
Drivers
3Q'08
5.62%
6.02%
5.95%
5.92%
Non-mortgage
6.02%
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
Oct '09
3Q'09
Drivers
Equipment showing signs of stabilization
– Improvement in Americas and EMEA
North America up 31 bps. from 2Q to 7.27% in 3Q,
up 13 bps. in October
Real Estate increase driven by accounts paying
current beyond maturity
– Excluding these loans, rate stable at ~3.5%
U.K. Home Lending down 9 bps. in 3Q from 2Q, down
40 bps. in October
‒ Up from seasonal low as expected
(a - managed assets; (b - on book
‒ Continued improvement in HPI (5 consecutive months)
‒ Net gains on REO sales vs. marks in all 3 quarters
Global Banking delinquencies flat
Tough environment … but some signs of stabilization
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 20
Non-earnings
($ in billions)
Capital Finance
3.60%
Non-earnings %
financing receivables
Commercial
$7.2
(1.5)
(2.3)
2.13%
1.73%
$13.0
$13.7
Loans in
recovery/
workout
6.5
Expect full
recovery/
cure
6.6
$10.0
$7.3
$5.4
$6.1
4.8
6.4
$6.5
1.9
1.9
1Q'08
2Q'08
Commercial 1.7
3Q'08
Nonmortgage
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09
78%
71%
(2.8)
$3.3 nonmortgage
reserves
Cure
4Q
1Q
2Q
3Q
186%
coverage
Non-earnings coverage %
Total
69%
63%
67%
173%
2Q’09 coverage
(1.4)
4.8
3.2
4Q'08
3Q’09
reserves
(1.8)
4.5
2.5
Est. loss
exposure
Consumer
7.2
4.7
$3.1
1.6
Collateral
value on
remaining
exposure
3Q’09
non-earning
5.5
4.6
4.2
Consumer 3.7
4Q'07
$6.5
$8.0
173%
189%
coverage
100%
recovery
2.80%
1.41% 1.47% 1.53%
2Q’09 coverage
(1.8)
3.89%
57%
50%
53%
3Q’09
non-earning
Mortgage
non-earnings
206%
coverage
~98%
payment
rate
30%
33%
32%
29%
Est.
collateral
value
(0.1)
0.5
Est. MI
Est. loss
exposure
$1.0
3Q’09
reserves
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 21
Commercial non-earnings roll-forward
($ in billions)
4Q’08 non-earnings roll-forward
100% recovery
Loans in recovery/
workout
Collateral on
remaining exp.
Est. loss exposure
1Q’09 non-earnings roll-forward
Balance Remaining
@ 4Q’08 @ 3Q’09
∆
$1.0
$0.4
($0.6)
0.4
0.2
(0.2)
1.1
0.7
$3.2
0.6
0.4
$1.6
(0.5)
(0.3)
($1.6)
100% recovery
Loans in recovery/
workout
Collateral on
remaining exp.
Est. loss exposure
3Q’09 remaining
balance composition
Bankruptcy proceedings
Negotiation/restructure
In process of liquidating
collateral
All other, net
Customer paying
0.4
0.2
(0.2)
0.7
0.4
$1.8
0.2
0.1
$0.7
(0.6)
(0.2)
($1.1)
3Q’09 remaining
balance composition
Bankruptcy proceedings
Negotiation/restructure
In process of liquidating
collateral
All other, net
$0.5
0.2
0.3
0.2
$1.3
0.3
$1.6
New Remaining
@ 1Q’09 @ 3Q’09
∆
$0.3
$0.2
($0.1)
Real Estate
EFS
GECAS
CLL
3Q
$0.1
0.2
0.1
1.1
$0.2
0.3
0.1
0.1
$0.7
Real Estate
EFS
GECAS
CLL
3Q
$0.1
–
–
0.6
Performing largely as expected
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 22
Reserve coverage
($ in billions)
Commercial
$7.3
$6.6
Allowance
for losses $5.3
1.7
Comm’l.
Consumer
Reserve
coverage
$5.7
3.1
2.5
19 mos.
write-offs
in reservesa)
2.0
4.2
3.6
3.7
4.1
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09
1.42%
1.59%
1.81%
2.08%
9 mos.
write-offs
in reservesa)
Reserves increased by $0.6B in
3Q’09 … coverage rate to 1.43%
Real Estate – 77% of impaired
loans with specific reserves are
current
Consumer
Coverage at 3.11%
U.S. Card & Sales Finance
– Coverage rate up 45 bps. to 7.02%
– Reserves/non-earnings 209%
Mortgage
– Coverage rate up 26 bps. to 1.59%
– U.K. REO sales realization at 115%
a) - 3Q’09 write-offs annualized/3Q’09 allowance
Reserves +$757MM, coverage +27 bps. vs. prior quarter
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 23
Securitization accounting change (FAS 167)
($ in billions)
Impact
Accounting change – 1/1/10
• Substantially all securitization or conduit sale of
receivables through a QSPE must be consolidated
• Consolidation results in ~$1.5-2.0B charge to retained
earnings, not P&L … “earned back” over time
• Prospectively, new securitizations will likely be on
balance sheet alternative funding
• Receivables , reserves , 3rd party debt , retained
interest , retained earnings , TCE/TA • ENI , but no incremental GE debt required
Proforma impact
Estimated balance sheet
Receivables
Reserves
Other assets
Assets
3rd party debt
Other liabilities (net)
Equity
~$42
(~2)
(~10)
Estimated income impact
Retained earnings charge “earn back”
~$1.7
~$1.3
“Top up”
~$30
~$37
~$1.2
YoY NI impact
~$0.3
~$1.3 Earn back
~(1.2) “Foregone” gains
~$0.1
~$0.9
(~5)
(~2)
Liabilities & equity ~$30
Securitization gains offset
~$0.1
~$0.3
’11F
NI
’12+F
NI
$0
Day 1 charge
to retained
earnings
’10F
NI
2009E
gains
’10F
gains
YoY impact … “new earnings” offset by no securitization gains
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 24
Losses and impairments vs. stress
($ in billions)
2009
Estimated Estimated
adverse
base
case
case
Commercial portfolio
- Real Estate
Credit costs
$0.9
Impairments
0.7
- Aviation and Energy
0.4
- Mid-market lease/lend
2.0
- Other commercial
0.5
Consumer portfolio
- U.S.
5.1
- Non-U.S. mortgage
1.2
- Other consumer
2.2
Total
~$13.0
2010
Estimated Estimated
base
adverse
case
case
Estimate
$1.0
1.1
0.7
2.6
1.5
~$1.3
~0.8
~0.4
~2.7
–
$0.5
1.4
0.2
2.0
0.5
$1.4
1.5
1.0
3.1
1.0
5.7
1.6
2.7
~$16.9
~3.5
~1.1
~2.5
~$12.0-13.0
4.8
0.7
2.1
~$12.1
FAS 167
1.5
$13.6
5.0
1.3
3.2
~$17.5
1.5
$19.0
2011 Fixed CC
~$2B
~$7B
Current 2010 total loss expectations equal to or less than base case
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 25
SG&A
($ in billions)
$13.1
Drivers
• Delivering cost out:
$3.4
Mar 19
Now
($1.0)
($1.4)
+$0.4
Org. structures/HC
~$9.7a)
5%b)
V
Indirect spend
(1.0)
(1.3)
+0.3
Dispositions
(0.7)
(0.7)
–
Total cost out
($2.7B)
($3.4B) +$0.7B
• $500MM Restructurings across 40+
platforms
TY’08
TY’09
estimate
TY’10
outlook
• Investing in growth platforms and
portfolio management
$3.4B cost-out in ’09 … more in 2010
a) - Excludes Penske which was deconsolidated 1Q’09, acquisitions and corporate assessments
b) - ex-FX
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 26
Summary
Losses and impairments running at to below Fed
base case
Equipment and Consumer delinquency flattening,
Real Estate continues to be pressured
Non-earnings coverage strong … managing portfolio
Reserves coverage up to 2.08%, +66 bps. 3Q YTD
2010 similar to 2009, higher pre-tax earnings …
improved margins, lower costs
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 27
Portfolio Update
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 28
GE Capital credit costs
2010
outlook
Key factors
U.S. Consumer
• Unemployment key variable, historically low
entry rate
Losses
stable
Non-U.S. Consumer
• U.K. Home Lending - HPI improving, loss severity
stable … unemployment, HPI key variables
• Spain & Ireland pressure losses
Losses
peak
Equipment Leasing
• Construction, auto, transportation &
manufacturing sectors stabilizing
Losses
lower
Corporate Lending
• Pressure in media, manufacturing and run off
portfolios … Europe LBO book stabilizing
• Defaults peaking … higher non-earnings but loss
severity remains <20%
Losses
peak
Real Estate
• Most pressure in U.S. market (multi-family, office)
• Driven by 2006-’08 vintages
• Key dynamics: unemployment, lack of liquidity
Losses
higher
Expect total losses to peak in 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 29
Commercial portfolio
Core Leasing ($64B)
Corporate Lending ($81B)
Credit losses
Credit losses
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
1.4%
~$1.1B
’10 Fed
base/adverse
1.2%/1.9%
$0.9/$1.4B
Key indicators stabilizing
– Delinquency and non-earnings flattening
– Loss severity within base case estimates
Strong underwriting and asset remarketing
– Residual recovery >100%
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
1.2%
~$1.0B
’10 Fed
base/adverse
1.2%/1.9%
$1.1/$1.7B
Leveraged finance trends improving
– Defaults peaking, non-earnings growth slowing
– Loss severity remains <20% estimate … despite
workouts taking up to 9 months
Reduced exposure to auto, publishing and media
Corporate aircraft values stabilizing
Retail exposure – all asset based loans
Increased collections focus
– ~100 additional collectors in EU
– 500+ U.S. collectors now managed centrally
– Front-end moved into loss mitigation
Resources switched to portfolio mgt./work-outs
– 55+ work-out team in Americas
– 8 additional in EMEA; 36 in Asia
– Daily/weekly reviews
Losses should improve in ’10
Losses should peak in ’10
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 30
Consumer portfolio
U.S. Consumer Finance ($26B)a)
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
14.5%
~$3.7B
’10 Fed
base/adverse
16.6%/17.3%
~$4.8/$5.0B
• All time low entry rate of 9.4%
• Early actions paying off ... improving sensitivity to U/E
– $240B of line thru the cycle … avg. line size $1.1K
a) - ’09 average assets on book
Rest of world: Consumer Finance ($52B)
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
4.6%
~$2.3B
’10
base/adverse
4.7%/7.0%
$2.1/$3.2B
U.K. Mortgage ($22B)
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
3.5%
~$0.8B
’10
base/adverse
3.1%/4.6%
$0.5/$0.8B
• REO @1,495 @ Nov ’09 ... 8 asset managers with ~56% of stock
under offer
• ’09 YTD loss severity for 80+ LTV ~13% (pre-MI 30%)
• Continued focus on collections and hardship solutions
Rest of world: Mortgage ($39B)
Loss rate
Credit costs
’09E
0.7%
~$0.3B
’10
base/adverse
0.5%/1.6%
$0.2/$0.5B
• CEE 30+ DQ 5.10% … FX pressures stabilized
• Top 3 portfolios: Australia in runoff; France & Poland stable
• Australia unsecured portfolios stable … 30+ DQ 4.89%
• Global avg. LTV ~71% … non-earnings ~$1.2B (3.06%) …
REO conversion slow due to longer legal procedures
– Losses reflect mark to market
– U/E & BKO pressures offset by timely portfolio actions
• Global Auto 30+ DQ steady at ~3.3%
Trends stabilizing going into 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 31
Commercial
Real Estate
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 32
3Q’09 YTD performance
3Q’09 YTD dynamics
Financials
$88.7
Assets ($B)
$83.7
Net income ($MM) $1,204
Original
outlook Actuals Status
Levers ($MM)
NOI
$1,104
$1,199
$618
$500
$124
$88
$1,377
$2,392
Occupancy
80%
79%
Leasing
18.0
19.1
(pre-tax)
Gains
1,202
Debt margin
(net)
($948)
88
533
777
Core
Depreciation/
losses
(776)
(1,570)
Gains
(net)
Depreciation/
losses
(pre-tax)
Volume ($B)
3Q’08
YTD
3Q’09
YTD
$19.3
$1.3
(MM sq. ft.)
Team is executing … losses are challenge
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 33
Equity portfolio @ 3Q’09: $33B
87% wholly-owned
Property income
Yield
JV
10%
Owned RE
87%
Other
3%
• 97% existing
properties
NOI
5.4%
5.6%
$1.5
$1.6
3/19
3Qa)
3/19
3Qa)
• 3% development
• $11MM average
investment
• Each asset a small business with multiple
performance levers
a) - 3Q’09 annualized
Occupancy b)
80%
2Q’09
79%
3Q’09
• Leased 19.1MM sq. ft. YTD (13.1MM renewals;
6.0MM new leases) vs. 18.0MM sq. ft. plan
b) - Excludes multifamily, hotel, parking & Mexico JV assets
Leasing outlook
(MM sq. ft.)
GE lease roll
’08A
’09E
’10F
’11F
22
32
23
22
• Market will remain challenging
• GE portfolio roll reduces in ’10/’11
• Team targeting strong out-performance
- Outperformed in 8 of 11 major markets YTD
• Availability of capex/tenant improvement $ is a
critical differentiator
• Limited debt on properties … increases speed on
leasing decisions
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 34
Equity unrealized loss update
($ in billions, pre-tax)
Unrealized gain/(loss) movement
Y/E ’09 estimate: ~$7B b)
$3
($4)
(~$7)
Owned RE
~81%
JV/other
~19%
($7)
(~$3)
YE’07
’08
changes
YE’08
’09
changes
YE’09E
34% value drop since peak a)
Pole
∆ value
Structure
∆ value
Asia Pacific
(33%)
Owned RE
(30%)
Europe
(25%)
JV/other
(72%)
Americas
(44%)
• For owned properties, per U.S. GAAP we must state
at depreciated cost, subject to impairment testing
NEA
$B
$3
Unrealized loss by vintage b)
~7%
’08+
~56%
14
’07
10
’06
6
<=’05
~33%
~4%
a) - Change in values since YE ’07 as % of GE book value
b) - Percentages of total ~$7B unrealized loss
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 35
Working through equity unrealized loss
($ in billions, pre-tax)
Unrealized equity loss over time (est.)
Depreciation/potential impairment
~$0
~$4
Leasing wins are creating value
a)
O’Connor St., Ottawa
• Tenant occupied 96% but vacated
105k sq. ft. in 2H’09
(~$7)
~$3
YE’09
loss
estimate
’10F
• Leased 104k sq. ft. to federal
government
• Increase NOI by 80% to $3.5MM
’11-’13F
Static
2013 YE
view
• Goal to outperform Fed adverse losses
through strong property level execution
• Highly experienced global team focused on
maximizing asset values
a) - Fed adverse case
Old Broad St., London
• 337k sq ft office asset
• Leased 88k sq ft in ’09 … current
occupancy of 74%
• Agreed-upon leases push
projected occupancy to 88%
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 36
Debt portfolio @ 3Q’09: $45B
Debt structure
Owneroccupied
Sub-debt
19%
5%
Delinquency trends
(% o/s)
>90% LTV + <1.0x DSC a)
5.6%
$3.3B
Singles
25%
Delinquent 26%
74%
Crossed
portfolios
51%
• 95% senior secured
• 83% current LTV; 2.6x DSCa)
4.1%
Current
pay
• 38% matures 2011+
a) - Excludes $8.4B owner occupied and $1.2B other debt balances, includes
specific reserves
2.0%
4.0%
4.2%
3.5%
3.4%
2Q’09
4.1%
8.4%
Banksb)
4.7%
Banksb)
(ex-const.)
3.7%
2.2%
0.6%
2Q'08
3Q'08
Credit costs ($MM)
Reserve %
Non-earnings %
2.8%
4.2%
GE
4.0%
1.2%
2.2%
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09
$87
0.64%
0.41%
$110
0.87%
1.22%
$234
1.24%
2.88%
$559
2.26%
2.90%
b) - Source: FFIEC (all commercial banks)
Reserve components
Delinquency by class
Delinquent
4.7%
0.3%
3Q delinquency at $1.9B
Performing
beyond maturity
7.7%
7.0%
• Apartment
10.1%
• Hotel/retail
• Other
3.4%
2.8%
3Q’09
$1.0B
$0.2B
$0.8B
• 77% current
paying with
1.5x DSC
3Q’09
General
Specific
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 37
Debt maturities
($ in billions)
’09 maturities update
’10 maturities outlook
Estimated result
Collect
12/8
$2.2
$4.1
68%
Extend/restructure
$7.8
14%
Foreclose
$0.6
Total
$10.6
12/8
$1.1
Collect
Extend/restructure
$3.5
Foreclose
$0.8
$0.8
Total
$6.0
$6.0
a)
Estimated result
% of
total
18%
7/28
$1.7
a)
a) - Includes $3.0B of contractual extensions
Safety and margins:
• Cross loans with same borrower
• Structure partial pay-down
• Prepare if necessary for foreclosure
• Enhance pricing/terms and conditions
74%
6%
b) - Includes $4.5B of contractual extensions
Extensions/modifications
Security:
• Borrower is a strong operator for property
• Collateral well positioned to meet/
out-perform market occupancy/rent
b)
% of
total
20%
Modifications
Modified
Total 3Q YTD
$4.4B
Pay down
$0.5B
Incremental
life-time income
$120MM
4Q’09E
$1.6 – 2.8
$0.0 – 0.1
$90 – 170
Total ’09
$6.0 – 7.2
$0.5 – 0.6
$210 – 290
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 38
Loss outlook
($ in billions, pre-tax)
Loss views a)
Dynamics
Stress cases
• Tough environment … real estate
recovery will lag rest of economy
~$1.9-2.9
~$2.1 ~$1.6-2.1
$1.4
Equity
0.5
Debt
0.9
~0.8
~1.3
3Q’09
YTD
’09
estimate
~1.4-1.5
~0.5-1.4
• Get ahead of debt collateral values
Restructure loans
Maximize collections
Create value in foreclosure
’10
base/
adverse
• Maintain equity cash flows
Outperform leasing market
Control property expenses
~0.7-1.1
~0.9-1.0
’09
base/
adverse
a) - Owner occupied reported separately in ’09 (~$0.1B)
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 39
Executing through a challenging
environment
+ Realistic about valuations … assuming additional 13% value decline
+ Managing debt maturities
Restructured 10% of portfolio in ’09 YTD
$0.5B pay downs, reducing LTV
~200 bps. estimated margin improvement
+ Executing NOI/leasing plans
19MM sq.ft. leased … ahead of plan
84% of ’10 NOI already in place
+ Working through JV 3rd party debt maturities
70% of ’09 maturities resolved/agreement in concept
Minimal fundings … limited write-offs
+ Controlling costs
Reduced SG&A by 33% YTD vs. ’08 … continue to invest in asset management
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 40
CLL Americas
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 41
Commercial lending & leasing overview
Portfolio mix ($214B) – 3Q’09
Equipment
leases & loans
45%
Americas
64%
Asia
10%
EMEA
26%
Leveraged
loans
19%
• Leasing and lending against hard,
foreclosable assets for 25+ years
Factoring &
ABL
17%
• Operations across 30+ countries
Other
11% 8%
Other
senior-secured
• Organized by product & industry
Healthcare
Inventory Finance
• Disciplined underwrite to hold approach
Equip
Finance
Sponsor
Leading provider of
senior secured
financing to middle
market companies
Bank Loan
Group
Franchise
Fleet
Services
Corp
Finance
• Spread of risk: 1B+ transactions
annually for 1MM+ customers globally
• 21,400 employees with over 25%
dedicated to risk management
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 42
What we do in the U.S.
($ in billions)
3Q’09
assets
Product
Focus
Approach
Equipment leases
& loans
$49
Collateral: hard, foreclosable assets • Essential use equipment
• Inv. grade & mid-market customers • Remarketing expertise
ABL & factoring
$10
Collateral: inventory & receivables
• Working capital for mid-market
• Advance rate on eligible assets
• Monitoring, audits, cash control
Leveraged loans
$32
Collateral: enterprise & assets
• Mid-market LBO & acq. finance
• Limited hold sizes & multiples
• Predetermined exit strategies
Franchise finance
$12
Collateral: equipment & enterprise
• Top tier and larger operators
• Secured by assets & real estate
• Avoid start-ups & locals
Inventory finance
$4
Collateral: dealer floor inventory
• Equipment & OEMs we know
• 1st lien on inventory
• Manufacturer support
Originate to hold … dedicated industry teams … foreclosable assets
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 43
Americas portfolio residual analysis
Residual realization ratea)
Dynamics
(U.S. based collateral)
• 3Q’09 YTD selected segments
realization rates (~70%
coverage):
128% 128%
122% 122%
124%
120% 119%
119%
– Corporate Aircraft – 97%
– Copiers – 121%
– Transportation – 120%
100%
– Healthcare – 137%
• Lower return rates (69% 3Q’09
YTD “stick rate”), higher lease
extension income helping offset
softer equipment price levels
4Q'07
$B Residual $0.6
1Q'08
2Q'08
3Q'08
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09
$0.4
$0.4
$0.4
$0.4
$0.3
$0.3
$0.2
a) - Realization rate includes early termination income, automatic renewals income
+ equipment sales proceeds
• Corporate air exposure lessened
by contractual early termination
provisions (>~90% early term)
Realization rates holding up well
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 44
How we go to market
Equipment
Lending
• Equipment leases
& loans
• Franchise finance
• Inventory finance
Our products
+
• Leverage
loans
• Asset based
loans
Leases & loans
secured by hard
foreclosable
assets
Total
volumea) ROI
Value proposition
Direct
Lending
Recognized leader in key segments with deep domain expertise
Experienced sales force, highly structured ABL, DIP & restructuring
Sponsor
#1 leader – mid-market, deep relationships, strong sales coverage
~$2B
~4.3%
Healthcare
Strong healthcare expertise & capital markets capabilities,
dedicated sales force
~$3B
~3.1%
Equipment
Strong industry & collateral knowledge, structuring expertise
Speed … constant focus on cycle time, touchless originations
~$29B ~2.4%
Dealer
Finance
Domain expertise & 50+ years of industry experience
Best in class systems infrastructure & service applications
~$27B ~2.8%
Franchise
Restaurant industry expertise, product breadth, structuring
flexibility
~$10B ~5.6%
~$1B
Mid-market
($30-500MM)
player
Best-in-class
service … over
300,000
customers
~2.6%
a) - Total 2009 volume estimate
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 45
Americas margins
6.09
6.01
~5.75
5.48
~5.25
~5.00
Portfolio
Margin%a)
New
business
margin%
~5.00
3.94
3.64
3.58
3.59
3.54
3.30
3.56
3.61
3.61
2.87
3.36
'07
1Q'08
2Q'08
3Q'08
4Q'08
1Q'09
~3.92
~4.00
4Q'09E
1Q'10F
~4.15
~4.26
~5.00
~4.43
3.70
3.47
2Q'09
3Q'09
2Q'10F
3Q'10F
4Q'10F
a) - CV ex-gains
• Disciplined capital allocation
• Runoff $49B ’09-’10 @ 2.5%
• Significantly accretive new originations
• New on-book volume $40B @ 5.2%
• Rigorous risk-based repricing effort
• Repriced $22B, up 175 bps.
Margins up strongly … additional $1B+ in ’10 vs. ’08
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 46
CLL Americas summary
($ in millions)
’10 net income
outlook
Dynamics
• Deep industry & product expertise
Corporate
++
Sponsor
+
Equipment
+
Healthcare
=
Comm’l. Distribution
=
Franchise
=
• Leadership position across core
mid-market financing products
• Strong customer relationships with
1,300+ direct originators
• Best-in-class credit & risk
management
• Experienced leadership team that’s
weathered many cycles
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 47
Operations Update
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 48
U.K. Mortgage
($ in millions)
Collections actions paying-off … DQs stabilizing
30%
7.9%
U/E Est.
8%
U/E % (RHS)
24%
25.9%
$22.4B
7%
25.3%
5.2%
6%
18%
15.8%
30+ DQ (LHS)
$21.6B
4%
3%
90+ DQ (LHS)
7.1%
($2.8B)
ex-FX
5%
15.9%
15.1%
12%
Shrinking assets
9%
8.0%
2%
6%
1%
Jan '08
Apr '08
Jul '08
Oct '08
Jan '09
Apr '09
Jul '09
Oct '09
’08A
Real Estate owned … declining …
2,080
1,960
2Q’09
3Q’09
Out-performing stress loss scenarios
3Q sales 115%
of carrying
value
1,495
$995
Nov ’09
House prices stabilizing … up 4.2% YTD
Halifax HPI
(QoQ
change)
+2.8%
(1.4%)
(5.1%)
(5.6%) (5.2%)
(2.7%)
(1.9%)
1Q’08
2Q’08
3Q’08
1Q’09
2Q’09
’09E
$1,125
~$750
’09
credit
costs
+3.7%
’09 Base ’09 Adverse
4Q’08
3Q’09
’09E
Nov’09
’09 better than expected … earnings improve in 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 49
CEE Banks
($ in millions)
Assets ($B)
FX/Disp.
Core
$29.0
1.6
$28.2
Credit Grade
A+
50%
A
20%
B
16%
C
7%
D
7%
28.2
27.4
29.6
Stabilizing exchange rates and delinquencies
249.065
FX
22.826
183.818
(1.4)
’09E
PLN
2.839
Dec ’08
Mar ’09
$1,043
90+%
~Base case
losses
~$760
’09E
Sep ’09
Nov ’09
3.79%
4.17%
4.10% 4.11%
1.43%
1.63%
1.63% 1.64%
0.91%
3Q’08 4Q’08 1Q’09 4/’09 5/’09 6/’09 7/’09 8/’09 9/’09 10/’09
$724
Net income
(3Q YTD)
’09 Adv.
Jun ’09
Delinquency
2009 credit costs
’09 Base
17.624
2.547
30+% 2.50%
$716
181.42
CZK
3.762
18.326
Oct ’08
’08A
HUF
$331
’08
’09
2009 as expected, 2010 net income up
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 50
U.S. Consumer
($ in millions)
Delinquency
Served receivables ($B)
(served)
$56.3
Exits
$49.8
$9.1
9.3%
8.1%
Core
$47.2
6.1%
5.8%
’08A
4.9%
’09E
2009 Credit costs
1Q'08
5.6%
7.3%
$5,196
2Q'08
3Q'08
4Q'08
1Q'09
2Q'09
3Q'09 Oct '09
Net income (3Q YTD)
$663
259
PY gains/Disp. Bus.
’09 Adverse
7.0%
7.4%
30+ DQ
6.2%
$3,864
8.4%
6.9%
7.1%
5.4%
Much lower
losses
$5,764
’09 Base
Unemployment
7.1%
$43.3
Avg. U/E
10.2%
9.6%
Risk actions have
broken correlation
$6.5
$404
$370
’08
’09
’09E
8.9%
9.3%
2009 net income well ahead of expectations; earnings up in 2010
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 51
Investment going forward
($ in billions)
ENI
’09 dynamics
8%+
$525
$475-485
FX/FAS 167
“Green”
businesses
$445-455
345
~$400
~325335
• Managing volume: “green”
platforms increasing as % of
total book … ~69% at YE’09, up
3 points
• “Red” assets/Real Estate volume
limited to commitments
– 3QYTD Mortgage originations
~91%
– Real Estate volume ~87%
“Red”
businesses
+ Real Estate
a) - ex-FX
180
~150
’08
’09
outlooka)
• ~$12B in dispositions
’10F
’12F
• Includes Interbanca acquisition/
BAC step-up (~$17B)
Positioning to grow “green” platforms
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 52
Summary/Q&A
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 53
2010 earnings outlook
($ in billions)
3Q’09 YTD 2010F
CLL
Dynamics
+ Lower losses
+ Improved margins
+ Lower SG&A
$0.6
++
Consumer
1.4
+
+ Improved margins
+ Stabilizing to lower losses
+ Lower SG&A
Real Estate
(0.9)
–
– Higher losses/impairments
0.9
=
+ Margin improvement
= Manage aviation cycle
Aviation/Energy
Capital Finance
$2.0
Solid foundation for 2011+
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 54
GE Capital future
($ in billions)
++
Dynamics
+
$2.0+
Targeting $400B ENI
~Flat
(ex-FAS 167 and FX) in
2012
2009E
2010F
2011F
2012F
$475-485
$445-455
$415-425
~$400
Losses
–
–
+
=
+
+
++
++
SG&A
+
+
+
++
Tax
+
–
=
=
ENIa)
Margins
Margins improving
Losses expected to peak
in 2010
Estimated ~$2B capital
contribution in 2011 under
income maintenance
agreement
a) – 2009: ex-FX, 2010+: ex-FX and FAS 167
Higher pre-tax in 2010 … earnings growth in 2011
CFPA1478 Security Analysts_December 2009_TUES a.m. 55