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A new Statement of Direction for the Remittances business In Dominican Republic... Carmen Cristina Álvarez Calvarez@bhd.com.do Vice President Institutional Banking Noviembre 2004

Our vision

Vision Statement 1. Increase the flow of remittances, while reducing costs, and mitigating risks. 2. Motivate the migration of current remittances flows through banking channels. 3. Create value-added services as a tool for economic development. 4. Promote the participation of SMEs as value-added distribution channels.

Growth Strategy ReD Growth Strategy Horizon 3 Horizon 2 Horizon 1 Expand distribution system, thru ReD to reach 20% market share (up from 13%). Improve operation efficiency. Develop local markets. Consolidate the position as the first choice for distribution. Advertising campaign, educational and loyalty programs. Accomplish Full Brand Development. Reduce impact of intermediaries (To Accomplish a fee-based pricing structure). Advertising Campaign by means of community projects. Introduce loyalty programs

Fitting our company looks! Original Company Logotype

Distribution Channels

Distribution Channels Traditional Channels 37 branches located in main cities 175 messengers for door-to-door delivery Door-to-door average delivery time: 2.5 hours

Distribution Channels Bank Branches 70 bank branches countrywide End-to-End delivery time: 10 minutes Extended hours availability

Distribution Channels Rural Coop s Cooperativa La Vega Real 10 Branches Located in rural and Sub-urban areas End-to-End delivery time: 2.5 hours

Distribution Channels Affiliated SMEs More than 170 points of delivery (PODs). Supermarkets, drugstores, covering the entire dominican territory 10 minutes end-to-end delivery. Flexible schedules. Deploying now...

Distribution Channels ATM Cards Future deployment.

Streamlining our operations through Process Re-engineering SAVINGS OBJECTIVE ANNUAL SAVINGS % AVG RE-ENGINEERING RE-ENGINEERING PROCESS RD$ 3,420,000 RD$ 2,524,988 74% PROCESS RD$ 3,420,000 RD$ 2,524,988 COST COST RD$ RD$ 1,500,000 1,500,000 RD$ RD$ 1,349,000 1,349,000 CONTROL CONTROL 90% CASHFLOW CASHFLOW PLANNING PLANNING RD$ RD$ 3,000,000 3,000,000 RD$ RD$ 4,800,000 4,800,000 160%

Results TOTAL SAVINGS (ANNUAL) USD$ 231,306

Where we are standing...

Provide the largest coverage on the island...

RED Growth Our recent past demonstrates our strengths: A consistent strategy and a quick adaptation to our markets reality... 1998 2004 Delivery Outlets 8 287 Number of remittances 80,000 1,300,000 Market Share 3% 13%

Since 2002 business volume has increased by 33%... 2002 US$ 200 mm 2003 US$ 233 mm 2004 US$ 265 mm

Walking in Horizon 2... Consolidate the position as the first choice for distribution. Advertising campaign, educational and loyalty programs. Horizon 3 Horizon 2 Horizon 1

Economic Impact PyME BHD Over 350,000 SMEs. Contribute over 20% of GDP. 25% of the Workforce works for an SME. 60% of SMEs are located in Santo Domingo and inland cities. 40% are rural subsistence SMEs. 17% produce for exports.

Capitalization And Socio Economics Why the connection? Remittances are a source of capital. 89% are one owner SME; 7% are relatives ownership. 60% share the family house as premises. 66% customers are in same neighborhood. Sales range depend on size and they can reach U$14M. Under served by banks.

International alliances, which facilitate the Development in the Dominican Republic Pilot Program Market SPAIN La Caixa de Barcelona More than 5,000 branches 50% lower costs for immigrants to send their money

International alliances, which facilitate the Development in the Dominican Republic Housing Project for Immigrants Market SPAIN La Caixa de Barcelona More than 5,000 branches 50% lower costs for immigrants to send their money

Social Contribution Building a social innovative fund to finance small community projects, such as school repairs... Small project to better sanitary conditions, health services, etc.

Conclusions

Conclusions We are convinced that remittances are an instrument for the economic development of our countries. We are working to build the infrastructure to support it efficiently. We are committed to accomplish it.