The Pfandbrief 2011 | 2012
The Pfandbrief 2011 | 2012
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Landesbank Baden-Württemberg is a universal bank and international commercial bank with total assets<br />
of approximately € 375 billion (31.12.2010). In about 210 branches and representative offices and at<br />
selected overseas locations – including New York, London, Singapore and Seoul – at the end of 2010,<br />
13 061 employees were working for the success of the LBBW Group. <strong>The</strong> international network is complemented<br />
by the five German centers in Beijing, Mexico City, Singapore, Moscow and Delhi-Gurgaon. As<br />
parent company of the Group, LBBW is responsible for managing the entire LBBW Group. So LBBW<br />
fulfills control functions within the Group, bundling within its activities that support retail banking and<br />
activities that do not require regional relations with customers. LBBW is also directly responsible for serving<br />
corporate customers, along with institutional clients and public sector institutions. LBBW additionally<br />
concentrates on exercising its functions as the central bank to the savings banks. <strong>The</strong> range of products<br />
for corporate customers is tailored to small and medium-sized companies and includes – alongside other<br />
conventional financial services – payment settlement and asset management services. Together with its<br />
legally dependent institutions (Baden-Württembergische Bank, Sachsen Bank and Rheinland-Pfalz Bank)<br />
as well as its specialized subsidiaries, LBBW is active in a variety of business segments of a modern bank.<br />
Rating:* Non-guaranteed Non-guaranteed<br />
Mortgage Public short-term long-term Financial<br />
<strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e liabilities liabilities strength<br />
Moody‘s Aaa Aaa P–1 Aa2** C–**<br />
Fitch – AAA F1+ A+ C/D<br />
* as of: <strong>2011</strong>-05-18 ** Outlook negative<br />
126<br />
Selected financial figures<br />
2010<br />
2009 5)<br />
€ million € million<br />
Net profit 1) -347<br />
-1,482<br />
Total assets 1)<br />
Mortgage loan portfolio 2)<br />
Residential loans<br />
Commercial loans<br />
of which: abroad<br />
New mortgage lendings 2)<br />
Residential loans<br />
Commercial loans<br />
of which: abroad<br />
Public-sector loan portfolio<br />
of which: abroad<br />
New lendings to the public sector<br />
of which: abroad<br />
Total funds outstanding (registered and bearer securities)<br />
Mortgage <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />
Public <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />
of which: Jumbo issues outstanding 4)<br />
Unsecured bonds 3)<br />
Refinancing funds raised<br />
Mortgage <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />
Public <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e<br />
Unsecured bonds 3)<br />
Promissory notes<br />
Equity 1)<br />
Net interest income 1)<br />
Administrative expenditure 1)<br />
Risk provisioning for bad and non-performing loans 1)<br />
374,413<br />
37,325<br />
20,374<br />
16,951<br />
10,224<br />
5,081<br />
3,172<br />
1,909<br />
629<br />
24,493<br />
2,368<br />
–<br />
–<br />
113,580<br />
5,590<br />
49,279<br />
16,000<br />
58,711<br />
60,454<br />
1,371<br />
2,827<br />
56,256<br />
–<br />
9,960<br />
2,163<br />
1,764<br />
471<br />
411,694<br />
40,492<br />
22,013<br />
18,479<br />
11,794<br />
5,972<br />
3,234<br />
2,738<br />
1,501<br />
26,081<br />
3,963<br />
–<br />
–<br />
140,900<br />
6,518<br />
59,200<br />
19,450<br />
75,182<br />
91,760<br />
2,170<br />
5,604<br />
83,986<br />
–<br />
10,525<br />
2,778<br />
1,909<br />
1,527<br />
1)<br />
Group figures<br />
2)<br />
Mortgage business with commercial and private clients<br />
3)<br />
Including money-market paper<br />
4)<br />
Volume included in the position “Public <strong>Pfandbrief</strong>e”<br />
5)<br />
Previous year’s figures adjusted to the new balance sheet classification referred to form 1 »RechKredV«<br />
of the regulations from BilMoG and group figures according to IAS 8 respektively