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only provides an update of ASSETS UNDER DIRECT MANAGMENT 7 for mutual investment funds and<br />

Sicavs – calculated net of assets managed under a mandate by third parties – which are<br />

therefore to be considered less in line with the actual assets under management originated by<br />

the <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Banca</strong> <strong>Group</strong>.<br />

On the basis of those surveys the <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> recorded the following performance as at 31 st<br />

December 2011:<br />

• negative net inflows for assets actually under management of €3.9 billion, down by 21.5%<br />

compared to assets managed at the end of 2010 (net inflows for the sector nationally were<br />

negative by €33 billion, down by 7.2% over assets managed twelve months before).<br />

However, it must be considered that this data does not include funds managed under a<br />

mandate by Prudential, which recorded positive net inflows year-on-year of €0.2 billion;<br />

• assets under management of €13.8 billion – again net of over €2.7 billion of assets managed<br />

by Prudential – which placed the <strong>Group</strong> in eighth position among operators in the sector<br />

with a market share of 3.29%, down compared to 3.98% at the end of 2010;<br />

• a reduction in assets under management of €4.5 billion (-24.8%) compared to a fall of €41.4<br />

billion for the Assogestioni sample (-9%).<br />

* * *<br />

If all assets under management are considered (collective instruments and customer portfolio<br />

managements), at the end of the fourth quarter the <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Banca</strong> <strong>Group</strong> was positioned in eighth<br />

place in the sector 8 – sixth among Italian groups – with assets under management, net of<br />

<strong>Group</strong> funds and mutual funds managed under a mandate by Prudential, of €22.8 billion –<br />

including €2.5 billion relating to institutional customers – and a fall in market share 2.66%<br />

(3.19% at the end of 2010).<br />

* * *<br />

For a more appropriate reading of annual changes in net inflows for mutual funds and sicavs<br />

and in the relative market shares, it must be considered that as difficulties increased in the<br />

financial context, Italian banks were faced with a liquidity crisis which reached systemic levels<br />

in the fourth quarter. This led them to give preference to commercial policies which ensured<br />

priority was given to support the various forms of direct funding.<br />

It must also be considered that Assogestioni’s representative sample of the sector also includes<br />

non banking operators. Consequently, market shares for the <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Banca</strong> <strong>Group</strong> are naturally<br />

smaller than those for direct funding, lending and number of branches (see the preceding<br />

section, “The distribution network and market positioning”, in this respect).<br />

7 Assets originated to which assets received for management under a mandate from another manager are added and from which<br />

assets entrusted under mandate to another manager for management are subtracted.<br />

8 Source: Assogestioni (national association of asset management companies), “Map of assets under management (collective<br />

instruments and customer portfolio management) 4 th quarter 2011. The <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Group</strong> fell by two places in the Assogestioni<br />

classification compared to December 2010 overtaken by Am Holding and by the BNP Paribas <strong>Group</strong>. Since this classification is<br />

based on assets under management net of <strong>Group</strong> funds, the market share calculated using Assogestioni data does not take account<br />

of the €2.73 billion of mutual fund assets managed under a mandate by Prudential.<br />

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