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Hamburger Sparkasse AG, also known as Haspa, is the leading retail bank for private, individual and<br />

corporate SME clients from the Hamburg metropolitan area. Its balance sheet total of approximately<br />

€ 38.2 billion make it Germany’s largest savings bank. It offers a wide range of financial services to<br />

private and corporate clients in the greater Hamburg economic area which comprises of more than<br />

3 million inhabitants.<br />

In order to provide for an adequate refinancing of our mortgage business, Haspa permanently issues<br />

mortgage covered bonds on the capital market since April 2006. We mainly issue plain vanilla and<br />

structured registered mortgage covered bonds to our well known institutional clients.<br />

Rating:<br />

Moody‘s<br />

Mortgage <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />

Aaa<br />

Selected key figures<br />

2010<br />

€ million<br />

2009<br />

€ million<br />

118<br />

Total assets<br />

Mortgage loan portfolio 1)<br />

Public-sector loan portfolio 2)<br />

Total funds outstanding 3) (registered and bearer bonds)<br />

Mortgage <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />

Public <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />

Unsecured bonds<br />

Promissory notes<br />

Jumbo issues outstanding<br />

Refinancing funds raised<br />

Mortgage <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />

Public <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />

Unsecured bonds<br />

Promissory notes<br />

Own funds as shown in the balance sheet – total –<br />

Core capital (without net income)<br />

Profit-sharing capital<br />

Subordinated liabilities<br />

Net interest income<br />

Administrative expenditure<br />

Operating result before provisions for risks<br />

Provisions for risks<br />

Operating result after provisions for risks<br />

Income for the year<br />

38,233<br />

10,375<br />

205<br />

9,736<br />

2,617<br />

0<br />

2,919<br />

4,200<br />

–<br />

1,454<br />

930<br />

0<br />

463<br />

61<br />

1,967<br />

1,597<br />

0<br />

370<br />

770<br />

661<br />

308<br />

139<br />

168<br />

79<br />

37,514<br />

9,625<br />

340<br />

9,529<br />

1,681<br />

0<br />

3,032<br />

4,828<br />

–<br />

2,792<br />

539<br />

0<br />

2,237<br />

16<br />

1,967<br />

1,597<br />

0<br />

370<br />

711<br />

655<br />

296<br />

185<br />

108<br />

60<br />

1)<br />

balance sheet position ”secured by mortgages“<br />

2)<br />

balance sheet position ”public-sector loans“ = loans to domestic and cross-border public-sector entities<br />

3)<br />

savings banks certificates not included

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