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There are over 4 billion reasons why Asia is on the minds of our clients

There are over 4 billion reasons why Asia is on the minds of our clients. As of 2011, over 4 bn people lived in Asia across 47 countries – compared to 23m in Australia. BNZ. NAB Private Wealth. NAB. MLC. BNZ.

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There are over 4 billion reasons why Asia is on the minds of our clients

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  1. There are over 4 billion reasons why Asia is on the minds of our clients As of 2011, over 4 bn people lived in Asia across 47 countries – compared to 23m in Australia
  2. BNZ NAB Private Wealth NAB MLC BNZ Retail banking, wealth management and institutional financial services in New Zealand Retail, Business, Agricultural and Corporate Banking across Australia. Institutional banking and capital markets services globally. Wealth management services in Australia and the UK Wealth management and private banking services in Australia, Hong Kong, Japan and Singapore. Clydesdale & Yorkshire Bank JB Were UBank Great Western Bank Direct banking solution offering lending and deposit products online. Private wealth management firm dedicated to delivering investment advice and financial planning solutions. Retail, business and corporate banking in the UK, Guernsey & Dubai. Retail and business banking in the US
  3. Opportunities in Asian Markets Key priorities we see for clients in both Asia and Australia: Understanding of business and investment relationships Connectivity to new customers and capital partners Access to financial services Opportunities for investment
  4. Understanding 4
  5. China – Social factors boosting demand Urbanisation Rising middle class Increased purchasing power Effects of one child policy China – Political factors boosting demand Food Security & Safety Energy Security Social Unrest
  6. Connectivity Asia Trade Flow Capital Flow People Flow (Migrants) Australia
  7. Access
  8. 2009 Donguan Opportunity China – Rapid Growth of Middle Class Year in which average disposable income per capita exceeds RMB30,000 Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  9. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  10. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  11. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  12. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  13. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2015 Fuzhou Langfan Harbin Hefei Jining Linyi Nanchang Shenyang Shijiazhuang Tai’an Tangshan Weifang Xiangtan Xiangfan Xuzhou Zhengzhou Zhuzhou 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  14. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo 2016 Anyang Changchun Chengdu Dalian Guilin Huainan Jiaozuo Kunming Luoyang Nanning Pingdingshan Wuhu Zhangjiakou 2015 Fuzhou Langfan Harbin Hefei Jining Linyi Nanchang Shenyang Shijiazhuang Tai’an Tangshan Weifang Xiangtan Xiangfan Xuzhou Zhengzhou Zhuzhou Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  15. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2016 Anyang Changchun Chengdu Dalian Guilin Huainan Jiaozuo Kunming Luoyang Nanning Pingdingshan Wuhu Zhangjiakou 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo 2015 Fuzhou Langfan Harbin Hefei Jining Linyi Nanchang Shenyang Shijiazhuang Tai’an Tangshan Weifang Xiangtan Xiangfan Xuzhou Zhengzhou Zhuzhou 2017 Anshan Datong Hengyang Liuzhou Panzhihua Qinhuangdao Xiangfan Zhaozhuang Zhuhai Zunyi Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  16. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo 2016 Anyang Changchun Chengdu Dalian Guilin Huainan Jiaozuo Kunming Luoyang Nanning Pingdingshan Wuhu Zhangjiakou 2015 Fuzhou Langfan Harbin Hefei Jining Linyi Nanchang Shenyang Shijiazhuang Tai’an Tangshan Weifang Xiangtan Xiangfan Xuzhou Zhengzhou Zhuzhou 2017 Anshan Datong Hengyang Liuzhou Panzhihua Qinhuangdao Xiangfan Zhaozhuang Zhuhai Zunyi 2018 Changde Guiyan Haikou Huainan Jilin Chaoyang Taiyuan Xingtai Luoyang Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  17. 2009 Donguan 2011 Hangzhou Guangzhou Ningbo Suzhou Shenzhen Shanghai 2012 Beijing Jinan Nanjing Wuxi Xiamen 2013 Baotou Hothot Qingdao Taizhou Tianjin Yantai 2014 Changsha Dongying Maanshan Wuhan Xi’an Yangzhou Zhongshan Zibo 2016 Anyang Changchun Chengdu Dalian Guilin Huainan Jiaozuo Kunming Luoyang Nanning Pingdingshan Wuhu Zhangjiakou 2015 Fuzhou Langfan Harbin Hefei Jining Linyi Nanchang Shenyang Shijiazhuang Tai’an Tangshan Weifang Xiangtan Xiangfan Xuzhou Zhengzhou Zhuzhou 2017 Anshan Datong Hengyang Liuzhou Panzhihua Qinhuangdao Xiangfan Zhaozhuang Zhuhai Zunyi 2019 Daqing Huaibei Qiqihar 2018 Changde Guiyan Haikou Huainan Jilin Chaoyang Taiyuan Xingtai Luoyang Source: Economist Intelligence Unit
  18. Our customers are looking for Safety of funds Access to appropriate tax advice Transparent and simple returns
  19. Investment options in the Asian Century Asian equity funds Asian equities managed funds, with dedicated resources in Asia, and specific strategies, may be better placed than global equity funds primarily centred in developed markets Global equity funds Can invest in Asian equities when they see opportunities there, but don’t have to if they can identify better opportunities elsewhere in the world Australian equity funds Australian share market has traditionally had high correlation to Asian markets due to large resources component
  20. NAB Private Wealth- access to the right people, the right advice and the right solutions at the right time through a single point of contact. Smart Investor 2013 Private Bank of the year Bank of the year (National Australia Bank) Asian Private Banker 2012 Winner of Best Private Bank - Australia Australian Private Banking Awards 2013 Winner of Outstanding Analyst Award Winner of Outstanding Philanthropic Services Award Euromoney Awards Best High Net Worth (US$1M to $10M) 2013 Best Family Office Services 2012 Best Local Private Bank in Australia 2010
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  22. National Australia Bank - Private Wealth Louise McCann Head of Asian Banking – NAB Private Wealth T: +61 2 8220 5046 E:Louise.X.McCann@nab.com.au 255 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
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