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Capital and Value Management<br />

Principles of Value Creation and Disciplined Capital Allocation<br />

With the aim of creating value for our shareholders, the Group’s strategic guidelines require that its asset portfolio be<br />

optimized through a process of capital allocation to each business line in relation to its peculiar risk profile and ability to<br />

generate extra income measured as EVA, which is the main performance indicator related to TSR (Total Shareholder<br />

Return). Developing the Group’s business with the goal of creating value requires a disciplined process of capital<br />

allocation and management through all the phases of the planning and control process, i.e.:<br />

� Proposing risk propensity and capitalization targets;<br />

� Analyzing risk associated with value creation drivers and consequent allocation of capital to business lines and<br />

individual business units;<br />

� Assigning risk adjusted performance targets;<br />

� Analyzing the impact on the value of the Group and the creation of value for our shareholders;<br />

� Drawing up and proposing the financial plan and dividend policy.<br />

The process of allocation is based on a ‘dual track’ logic, i.e., the higher between economic capital and regulatory capital<br />

(Core Tier 1) is allocated at the consolidated level and for each business line/business unit.<br />

If economic capital is higher, this approach makes it possible to allocate the real risk capital which Bank of Italy does not<br />

consider yet and, if regulatory capital is higher, to allocate capital in accordance with the regulatory requirements.<br />

EVA Generated by Business Segment (€ million)<br />

CONSOLIDATED INTERIM REPORT<br />

AS AT SEPTEMBER 30, 2009<br />

FIRST NINE MONTHS<br />

2009 2008<br />

Retail 104 1,041<br />

Corporate Investment Banking (CIB) -111 -274<br />

Private Banking 101 166<br />

Asset Management 104 334<br />

Central Eastern Europe (CEE) 142 584<br />

Poland's Markets 156 322<br />

Other components 1<br />

-1,784 -1,296<br />

Total -1,288 877<br />

Notes<br />

Figures were adjusted, if necessary, to include changes in scope of consolidation, in scope of operations and in assets<br />

held for sale. H1 2008 figures were restated following Basel 2 regulations.<br />

1. Global Banking Services, Corporate Centre, inter-segment adjustments and consolidation adjustments not attributable<br />

to individual segments.<br />

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