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Founded in 2009, Groupe BPCE serves a total of 36 million customers, 8.1 million of whom have also chosen to become cooperative shareholders of their individual banks. The Group has 117,000 employees and accounts for 20% of the drive to fi nance the French economy.

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A number of subsidiaries including Groupe BPCE is driven by the Crédit Foncier, Banque Palatine, ambition to bring together the banking BPCE International and Outre-mer, institutions preferred by the French and and Natixis, the Group’s specialized their companies thanks to the quality corporate and , of the advice, support and service asset management and fi nancial provided to their customers.

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On November 2, 2011, Groupe BPCE signed its m rst group agreement on the forward management of jobs and skills Gestion prévisionnelle des emplois et des DPNQÏUFODFT, or GPEC). It embodies the desire of the social partners to anticipate job changes in a constantly evolving economic environment. From a group perspective, this agreement establishes human resources as a fully-fl edged strategic component in the dialogue with staff repre- sentatives. From the individual perspective, its aim is to give employees the means to plan and implement their professional development with the support of the HR department and their line managers.

ANNE MERCIER-GALLA: Chief ExFDVUJWe Ofm cer, Human RFTPVSDFT member of the BPCE Management BPBSE “OFFERING CAREER PROSPECTS TO EACH OF OUR 117,000 EMPLOYEES ”

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(3&"TER SPEED, EFFICIENCY, TRACEABILITY AND TIME TO TALK, FEWER DELAYS, MISTAKES AND RESOURCES WASTED: THE DIGITAL ENTERPRISE IS A WIN-WIN SOLUTION FOR THE GROUP AND FOR ITS CUSTOMERS.

PNPSSPXs banking will be EJHJUal: more FGm cient, more economical, more TVTUain- 5 able and more accessible. A Group plan has been MBVODhed to meet the needs of custom- ers who Xant a bank UIFy can access BOywhere and BOy time, with online products and TFSvices, but not just that… the EJHJUal enterprise PGGers a completely EJGGerent XBy of XPSLJOH. More than 0 projects are DVSrently VOEFSXBy; TFWeral enti- ties, TVDh as the Caisse d’Epargne Ile-de-France or Crédit 'PODJFS, IBWe UBLen the PQQPSUVOJUy of a Dhange of head PGm ce or site groupings to speed up the process. 5he LFy concepts are electronic documents, pro- cess optimization, automation of MPw added-value Uasks, general adoption of e-mail and Xeb 2.0 DPNNVOJDBUJPOT

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PHILIPPE QUEUILLE Chief ExFDVUJWe Ofm cer, OQFSBUJPOT .FNCFSPGUIF#1$&.BOBHFNFOU#PBSE “DIGITAL BANKING IS PART OF OUR DRIVE FOR ENHANCED PERFORMANCE AND EFFICIENCY”

e haWe set ourselves an ambitious document storage or payments haWe 5ABLETS INSTEAD Uarget for 203: €1 billion of cost enabled us to acIJFWe tXo thirds OF LEAFLETS… 8 synergies while improving our of these synergies. In all these areas, At the conference of the Union RVBMJUy of service. In just tXo years, resource pooling, cooperation and sociale pour l’habitat (USH), the merger of the central institutions, the sharing of good practices haWe the annual social housing eWent, the rationalization of our buildings, the QSPvided a poXerful impetus. Caisse d’Epargnes stand provided consolidation of procurement, the pooling %JHJUal banking is part of this drive J1ads on which people could of infrastrVDUures and information systems Gor performance and efm ciency in the EPwnload information leaflets and of activities such as cIFDk processing, pursuit of customer satisfBDUJPO from the group’s difGerent companies or receive them Cy e-mail. "55)&#"/26&1016-"*3&-0*3&&5-:0//"*4, &7&/*/$0.*/(1045*4%*(*5*;&% … WHERE C0/53"CTS $AN BE SIGNED After supplier invoices, customer statements, now handle virtually no paper and can &-&$530/*$"--Y transfer notices and checks from large users access the documents they need with 5IJTMJUUMFUBCMFUJTWFSZFBTy in 2010, incoming post was digitized in 2011. a few mouse clicks. At the same time, UPVTFGPSTJHOJOHOFXDPOUSBDUs The Postal Department – renamed Digital work in the Digital Logistics Department GPSQBTTCPPLBDDPVOUT. Logistics – digitizes and indexes documents has got a lot more interesting. The people 5IFEJHJUBMDPOUSBDUTBSFPOMy and forwards the digital correspondence there are no longer just postal staff but QSJOUFEJGUIFDVTUPNFSSFRVFTUTJU. electronically to the relevant staff. Where the fi rst people to read the mail. 4FWFOPGUIFHSPVQTCVTJOFTTFs necessary, the hardcopy version of the They are responsible for indexing, fi ling IBWFDPNFGPSXBSEUPQJMPUUIe correspondence is archived. and sending it to the right department, (SPVQQSPKFDUGPSCSBODICBTFd As a result of this system, departments a much more motivating job. FMFDUSPOJDTJHOBUVSFT

THE CAISSE D’EPARGNE ILE-DE-FRANCE IS IMPLEMENTING A DIGITAL ENTERPRISE PROJECT

'or the Caisse d’Epargne Ile-de-FSance QSemises in PBSis that bring O BVUomation to crFBUe a single $&*%' the digital entFSQSise is UPHether all the support functions input channel and prPvide a response to the problems of paper QSeviously spread oWer 16 sitFT a 360° view of customer needs; in business. But it is not just a Based around its digital systFNT  O JOEVTUSial printing to fBDJMJUBUe UFDhnical question, it is a new wBy it has rethought its operating the processing of outgoing mail. of wPSLJOH which is much more than QSocesses and its 1,00 staff now  0 estate files haWe already been IT alone. It is a global, multifBDFUed XPSk fBTUer and more efmDJFOUMZ  TDBOOFE and every yFBS more than QSPDFTT which is helping to Uo the benefit of customer satisfBDUJPO  0 loan files are processed NPEFSOJ[e and trBOTGPSm 5IFSe are three kFy elements in and 14 million pages scanned. the business. So the tarHet is zFSo the CEIDF digital business: The CEIDF’s tarHet is to digitize paper for the new Caisse d’Epargne O document digitization to and electronically stPSe around Ile-de-FSance head ofmDF single FMJNJOBUe paper handling; 20 million pages a yFBS * 32 I EXPERTISE

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Ultimately, the data-processing facilities of BPCE and Natixis and those of the IT-CE and i-BP subsidiaries will be grouped together into two data centers: Albiréo, in the Midi-Pyrénées region, in south-west France, and Antarès, in the Ile-de-France region, around Paris. This rationalization will subsequently generate major economic and operational synergies. Albiréo, a facility located in the Tarn EÏQBSUFNFOU (81), boasts four 750m2 computer rooms located on two separate sites 1 km apart linked together by an optical fi ber network; there are plans to double the size of this facility in the future. The Antarès facility is located in the Seine-et-Marne EÏQBSUFNFOU (77), near Paris, and includes eight 750m2 computer rooms on two distinct sites 30 km apart – known as Sirius and Vega –, also connected by an optical fi ber network.

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"/)&2"1130"$) Antarès is also playing a pioneering role to promote energy effi ciency and environmental quality. It served as a pilot project and benchmark for the development of an HEQ label appropriate to data centers. Sirius and Vega are fully integrated into their respective environments thanks to their landscaped sites and have been designed to minimize their environmental footprint. The heat generated by the data-processing equipment is recovered and used to heat the premises themselves and adjacent buildings including an inter-municipal water sports center. *33 I

*5'"$*-*5*&4'035)&53"%*/('-0034 Owing to its outstanding requirements – 24,000 hours of computing time every day – the IT facilities of the trading departments work in synergy with the wider data-processing infrastructures.

&/(*/&&3*/( The engineering teams "%.*/*453"5*0/ constantly ensure the effective The IT Administration personnel management and necessary continuously monitor the smooth updating of equipment and functioning of the banking applications, networks to ensure the different remote banking services, electronic systems operate at maximum banking and interbank transactions. effi ciency and reliability.

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LIKE ALL OTHER BANKS, GROUPE BPCE WILL NEED TO MOBILIZE SUBSTANTIAL RESOURCES TO SATISFY THE DEMANDS OF BASEL III. IN 2011, BPCE AND NATIXIS PUT THEIR FINANCIAL STRUCTURE AND ORGANIZATION INTO MARCHING ORDER TO ANTICIP"TE THE REGULATORY OBLIGATIONS AND OPTIMIZE THEIR REFINANCING NEEDS. THE OBJECTIVE: TO BE READY FOR BASEL III BY 2013.

MEETING B"SEL III strating its determination to maintain all the 5IJTVOJmDBUJPOPGUIFUFBNTJTHPJOHIBOE REQUIREMENTS WITHOUT existing business relations between Foncia JOIBOE XJUI B TUFQQJOH VQ PG mOBODJBl )"VING RECOURSE TO and the different group entities. DPNNVOJDBUJPOT SFMBUFE UP UIF (SPVQs THE MARKET DSFEJUBOEBTUSFOHUIFOJOHPGUIFEFEJDBUFd "DIJFving the 2 Uarget ahead of TDhedule, 3&%6CING OVERALL LIQUIDITY TBMFTGPSDF. BPCE redeemed in .BSDh 1 é.2 billion 3&26*3&.&/54 of QSFGerence shares and €1 billion of deeply 5he Group plans to cut its medium- and long- $3&"TING A NEW C0VERED subordinated notes held Cy the TUate-owned term wholesale SFm nancing program from BOND ISSUER JOWestment DPNQBOy Société de prise de é.3 billion in 1 to €21 billion in 2. (SPVQF#1$&IBTBMTPTFUVQBOFXDPWFSFd participation de l’État. More CSPBEMZ, its goal is to slash its UPUal CPOEJTTVFS #1$&4') TQFDJBMJ[JOHJOIPVT At the same time, the Group DPOm rmed that MJRVJEJUy requirement from €25 billion to JOHmOBODFCPOET-BVODIFEPO.BZ , it Xas DPOm dent in its BCJMJUy to satisfy the éCJMMJPO JODMVEJOHéCJMMJPOGPS/BUJYJT JUT JOBVHVSBM mWFZFBS JTTVF XBT WFSZ XFMl #asel III DBQJUal requirements without IBving SFDFJWFE CZ UIF NBSLFU  BUUSBDUJOH NPSe recourse to the NBSLets. At the end of De- SETTING UP A JOINT UIBOéCJMMJPOJOMFTTUIBOPOFIPVS. cember 1, JUs Core 5JFS-1 $5   DBQJUal REFINANCING POOL 5IFHSPVQTTFDPOEJTTVFS $PNQBHOJFEe ratio stood at 9.1%. "HBJOTUBCBDLHSPVOEPGNBSLFUJOTUBCJMJUZ, 'JOBODFNFOU'PODJFS JTPOFPGUIFXPSMEs Selling assets, reducing MJRVJEJUy require- B HSPXJOH TIPSUBHF PG MJRVJEJUZ JO &VSPQe MFBEJOH JTTVFST PG DPWFSFE CPOET PCMJHB ments, acquiring OFw resources: BPCE is BOE JODSFBTFE JOUFSCBOLDPNQFUJUJPO  UIe UJPOTGPODJÒSFT *O JUMBVODIFEUISFe Xorking resolutely to acIJFWe this goal. USFBTVSZ BOE DFOUSBM CBOL DPMMBUFSBM NBO CPOEJTTVFTUIBUXFSFXFMMSFDFJWFECZJO BHFNFOUUFBNTPG#1$&BOE/BUJYJTXFSe WFTUPST GPS B UPUBM BNPVOU PG é CJMMJPn SELLING EQUITY INTERES54 DPNCJOFEJO+VOF BOEOPXXPSLVO XJUINBUVSJUJFTSVOOJOHGSPNUISFFUPUFn *O   UIF (SPVQ SFMFBTFE é CJMMJPO Pf EFSBTJOHMFNBOBHFNFOUTUSVDUVSFSFTQPO ZFBST $PSF5JFSDBQJUBM JNQSPWJOHJUT$5SBUJPCy TJCMFGPSNBOBHJOHCPUI#1$&BOE/BUJYJs (1) When calculating equitZ, the Core 5JFS-1 (CT1) ratio only counts DBQJUal contributed by shareholders and profits; hybrid equity CBTJTQPJOUT XJUIUIFTBMFPGUXPFRVJUy TJHOBUVSFT. is eYcluded. JOUFSFTUT 5IF BJN PG TFUUJOH VQ UIJT KPJOU SFmOBODJOg O In June, it sold its equity stake in Eurosic QPPMJTUPQSPWJEFTFDVSFBOEBDDFTTJCMFMJRVJ (32.1% held by Nexity Participations and EJUZGPSUIF(SPVQBTBXIPMFBOEJUTEJGGFSFOt 20.1% by Banque Palatine). CVTJOFTTMJOFT. O In July, BPCE m nalized the sale of its 98% holding in Foncia to a consortium formed by Bridgepoint and Eurazeo. The Group subse- quently took a stake of approximately 18% in the Foncia acquisition vehicle, demon- *35 I

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5he principal activity of a retail bank is to collect its DVTUPNFST’ deposits and conWert them into loans. 5he conWersion of resources that can be withdrawn within a fFw daZs into loans maturing in 3, 5, 10 or FWen 30 years, requires banks to manage liquidity risk. -JRVJEJUy risk arises from constant changes in the amount and matVSJUy of incoming and outgoing funds. At certain times, banks haWe surplus liquidity to lend, while at others UIFy haWe liquidity requirements and haWe to borSPX. Here again, there are legal liquidity ratios to be maintBJOFE In addition, the risk of default by a customer or counterparty means that banks are required to maintain a minimum leWel of capital for each commitment, weighted to match the leWel of risk. 5hese leWels are specified by capital adequacy ratios. 5he Basel III standards unify and reinforce the capital adequacy and liquidity ratios applicable to banks and set a timetable for implementBUJPO 5o fulfi ll the new capital adequacy requirements, banks IBWe to keep in reserWe a larger share of their profits and to be more precise when targeting their risks. 5o meet the new liquidity requirements, banks are obliged to increase their aWailable reserWes. 5hese new reserWes should allow the bank to cope with massive withdraXals Cy its customers in the eWent of a major crisis, without IBving to borSPw on the capital markFUT

LIQUIDITY RESERVES: €110 BILLION FOR GROUPE BPCE

Liquidity reserves include liquidity and collateral are accepted and the characteristics eligible for fi nancing from the European Central of the eligible loans. Bank or a banking counterparty. At the end of December 2011, Groupe BPCE’s In particular, the provision of collateral is liquidity reserves stood at €110 billion, essential in order to obtain refi nancing from including €83 billion of available collateral the European Central Bank. This collateral may eligible with the central banks and €27 billion consist of loans to companies with good credit of cash invested with the central banks. ratings, negotiable instruments or securitized Part of these reserves will be recognized as mortgages and loans to companies. Each a liquidity reserve within the framework national central bank specifi es which instruments of future changes in regulatory liquidity ratios. * 36 I OUR PLANET AND SOCIETY '"33&"$)*/( $0..*5.&/5S *37 I

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PUJWated Cy the Walues of humanism, social TPMJEBSJUZ, cooperation and SFTQPOTJCJMJUy – . all Walues that originally inspired and VOEFS pinned their creation – the #anque 1opulaire banks and Caisses d’Epargne IBWe QMBZed a driving role both in the economic and m nancial emancipation of the 'SFODh and in the EFWelopment of the DPVOUSZs EJGGerent regions. Groupe BPCE continues to embrace this historical re- TQPOTJCJMJUy UPXards the FDPOPNy and TPDJFUy Cy engag- JOH, together with its companies, in a process of sus- Uainable QFSGormance in GBWor of economic and social EFWFMPQNFOU "s 'SBODFs no.1 QSPvider of TPMJEBSJUZ-based TBWJOHT(1) and microcredit TPMVUJPOT  , a pioneer in FOvironment- related m nance, a leading QMBZer in terms of the num- ber of SFOFXable energy projects m nanced  and at the Gorefront of socially responsible JOWFTUNFOU  , the Group DPOm rms its commitment to the FOvironment, to social integration and social TPMJEBSJUZ. "DDPSEJOHMZ, it set itself three goals in its 200-203 strategic plan:

O to involve all its entities in a campaign to reduce their carbon footprint; O to become the benchmark lender in individual and professional microcredit; O to identify and encourage new business streams via green and responsible growth. (1) Source: Finansol. (2) Source: scope of "die refi nancing, bank loans guaranteed Cy France "DUJWe and the Social Cohesion FVOE (3) Source: Natixis "sset Management.

PROGRESS THROUGH SHARING

5IFCBOLTCFMPOHJOHUP(SPVQF#1$&BSe TJHOBUPSJFTPGUIF6OJUFE/BUJPOT(MPCBl $PNQBDU5ISPVHIJUTNFNCFSTIJQPG034&   BOE$43&VSPQF   (SPVQF#1$&JTBCMFUo TIBSFJEFBTBOEFYQFSJFODFJOUIFTQIFSe PGDPSQPSBUFTPDJBMSFTQPOTJCJMJUZXJUIPUIFr DPNNJUUFEDPNQBOJFT (1) 0CTFSWatoire de la Responsabilité sociétale des FOUSFQSJTFT (or i0CTFSWBUPSy of Corporate Social 3FTQPOTJCJMJUZw  (2) Corporate Social RFTQPOTJCJMJUy Europe. * 38 I OUR PLANET AND SOCIETY

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INDIVIDUAL, CORPORATE AND LOCAL COMMUNITY PROJECTS ENCOMPASS SOCIAL, ENVIRONMENTAL AND SOCIETAL ISSUES THAT ALSO REQUIRE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS. THE COMPANIES BELONGING TO GROUPE BPCE ARE COMMITTED TO BRINGING THEIR CUSTOMERS THE SOLUTIONS THEY EXPECT AND TO F"$*-*5"TING THE DEVELOPMENT OF A MORE 4645AINABLE ECONOMY

 FINANCING AND PROMO5*/( WFIJDMFT XJUI MPX $0 FNJTTJPOT5IF $BJTTFs GREEN GRO85) E&QBSHOF DIBOOFM TPNF PG UIF SFTPVSDFT Pf $PNCBUJOH HMPCBM XBSNJOH BOE QSPUFDUJOH UIe UIF 4VTUBJOBCMF %FWFMPQNFOU QBTTCPPL TBWJOHs FOWJSPONFOU BSF UXP QSJPSJUJFT UIBU BSF GPTUFS BDDPVOUJOUPmOBODJOHFOFSHZTBWJOHCVJMEJOHXPSk  JOHJOOPWBUJPO HSPXUIBOEFNQMPZNFOU(SPVQe BOEUIFQVSDIBTFPGDMFBOWFIJDMFTXJUIUIF&DVSFVJl Natixis Lease fi nances 25% #1$&JTQMBZJOHJUTQBSUXJUImOBODJOHBOEJOWFTU $SÏEJU%ÏWFMPQQFNFOU%VSBCMFMPBO of medium-sized REn(1) NFOUTPMVUJPOTEFTJHOFEGPSJOEJWJEVBMT DPNQB Crédit 'oncier OPUably PGGers a 1rêt )BCJUat projects in France. OJFT MPDBMDPNNVOJUJFT TBWFSTBOEJOWFTUPST.  Neuf loan Gor OFw EXellings, XIJDh comes with reduced FMFDUSJDJUy prices Gor energy FGm ciency &$0-0"/4'03*/%*7*%6"L and CFUter rates Gor buildings that include solar $6450.&3S QPXer or loX-energy building solutions. 5IF SFUBJM CBOLT  XIJDI mOBODF UIF BDRVJTJUJPO Pf WFIJDMFT BOE SFBM FTUBUF CZ JOEJWJEVBMT BOE UIFJr SUBSIDIZED GREEN L0"/4 /P IPNF JNQSPWFNFOU QSPKFDUT  QMBZ BO JNQPSUBOt Companies, local communities and WPMVOUBSy Natixis, the world’s 9UI largest m nance arranger for REn  projects. SPMFJOSBJTJOHBXBSFOFTTBCPVU BOEQSPWJEJOHTVQ sector organizations IBWe access to numerous QPSU PO  TVTUBJOBCMF EFWFMPQNFOU 5IF #BORVe solutions from the #anque 1opulaire banks and (Source: InfrastrVDUure Journal, +une 30, 20  1PQVMBJSFCBOLTXFSFQJPOFFSTXJUIUIFJS0 Caisses d’Epargne to m nance their FOviron- (1) RFOFXable energy MBVODI PG 13&7BJS  UIF mSTU EFEJDBUFE MPBO GPr NFOUal JOWestments through dedicated funds, FDPGSJFOEMZ JOWFTUNFOU  GPMMPXFE JO  Cy reduced-rate m nance from the European *OWest-  $0%&7BJS UIFmSTUFDPMPHJDBMQBTTCPPLTBWJOHs ment #ank (EIB), or UVSOLFy access to the FOFS BDDPVOU  XIJMF UIF "6507BJS TPMVUJPO mOBODFs HZ-saving certifi cates system.

THREE MAJOR RENEWABLE ENERGY PROJECTS

'SBODFs biggest -BSHe-scale biomass 80 ofGTIPSe wind turbines QIPUPWoltaic poXer DPHFOFSBUJPO in GerNBOy TUBUJPO Natixis Lease has put Natixis put tPHether the &VSPmEFNF is UPHether the financing mnance for this prPKFDU  QBSUOFSing GDF Suez of a 16 MWp  poXer MPDBUed 96 km ofGTIPSF in the 24.5 MWp   station in the Somme. With annual production of QPXer station at Curbans, It will prPvide 55 tonnes  0 GWh (equivalent to in PrPWence-Alpes-Côte of steam per hour to two the consumption of a city E"[VS Commissioned in OFJHICPSing fBDUPSJFT of 20 0 inhabitants),  this facility supplies (MPCBM5FDI will prFWent the electricity needs of the emission of 730,00

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Green grPwth symposium More than 400 economic decision-makers took part in the first symposium devoted to green and responsible growth, organized by Groupe BPCE on March 22, 2011 around the topic of renewable energies and their fiOBODJOH

/"TIXIS, SPECIALIZING &/&3(:&''*$*&/$:"/%4$)00-4: IN SUS5AINABLE GRO85) "/*//07"5*7&111 In support or in association with other Group entities, Natixis proposes m nancing solutions to SFOPWBUFETFDPOEBSZTDIPPMTXFSFEFMJWFSFEUo promote TVTUainable HSPwth, whether in SFOFX UIF"MTBDFSFHJPOVOEFSUIFmSTUQBSUOFSTIJQDPOUSBDt able FOFSHZ, public transport, Xaste manage- JODMVEJOHBOFOFSHZFGmDJFODZUBSHFU5IFPCKFDUJWFs ment or socially responsible inWestment. XFSFFOFSHZTBWJOHTBOESFEVDUJPOJO$0 Natixis -ease, via its TVCTJEJBSy Natixis &OFS FNJTTJPOTPWFSUIFUXFOUZZFBSTPGUIFDPOUSBDU  géco, is BDUJWe in 'rance in the lease m nancing SFQSFTFOUJOHBOPWFSBMMUPUBMPG UPOOFT of SFOFXable energy projects ranging in Walue '*%&111BOEUIF$BJTTFE&QBSHOFE"MTBDFBSe from €5 to €50 million. 28 operations with a JOWPMWFEJOUIFQSPKFDU combined output of 20 MW Xere m nanced in 1 with the support of the #anque 1opulaire banks and the Caisses d’Epargne. %&$*4*0/4611035500-4 'or projects of more than €50 million, the 1roject Financing business of Natixis PQFS 5IF#JMBO$BSCPOF$PMMFDUJWJUÏToUIFMPDBMHPWFSONFOt BOEFOWJSPONFOUBMBVEJUUPPMT-VDJF GSPN$SÏEJt ates around the Xorld in numerous sectors: DBSCPOBVEJUoXBTEFTJHOFEXJUIUIF"%&.E $PPQÏSBUJG BOE$PSEÏ GSPNUIF$BJTTFE&QBSHOF) QIPUPWPMUaic, TPMBS-thermal, wind and biomass. FOWJSPONFOUBOEFOFSHZNBOBHFNFOUBHFODZUPIFMp BSFQSPWJEFEGSFFPGDIBSHFUP4.&T5ISPVHIUIe 1 projects, with a UPUal DBQBDJUy of 1,260 .8, MPDBMBVUIPSJUJFTNBLFHSFFOIPVTFHBTFNJTTJPOTBn &OWPMBOE  &OWJSPOOFNFOUQSPDFTTFT 4.&s Xere fi nanced in 20 JOUFHSBMQBSUPGUIFJSJOWFTUNFOUEFDJTJPOT%FWFMPQFd BOENJDSPCVTJOFTTFTDBOUBLFUIFJSmSTUTUFQTJn 'PS JUT QBSU  /BUJYJT &OWJSPOOFNFOU  *OGSB XJUIUIFTPDJFUBMSBUJOHBHFODZ7JHFP UIFTPDJBl FOWJSPONFOUBMNBOBHFNFOU TUSVDUVSFT NBOBHFT NPSF UIBO é CJMMJPn IFME JO TJY JOWFTUNFOU GVOET EFEJDBUFE Uo QVCMJDQSJWBUF QBSUOFSTIJQT PS SFOFXBCMF FO FSHZ '*%&111 $VCF *OGSBTUSVDUVSF  'JEFNF, &Ruator PSJODJQMFT &VSPmEFNF &VSPQFBO$BSCPO'VOEBOE&VSP Natixis is a signatory to the Equator PrJODJQMFT which commit it to assessing QFBO,ZPUP'VOE  the social and enWJSonmental impact of the projects it fiOBODFT * 40 I OUR PLANET AND SOCIETY

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PREVENTING EXCESSIVE DEBT 'JOBODFT1ÏEBHPHJF BOBTTPDJBUJPODSFBUFECZUIF'SFODITBWJOHTCBOLTJO  PSHBOJ[FTBXBSFOFTTCVJMEJOHBOEUSBJOJOHJOJUJBUJWFTEFWPUFEUPNPOFZNBOBHFNFOt EFTJHOFEGPSBMMUZQFTPGQVCMJD*UFOEFBWPSTUPGPTUFSBOVOEFSTUBOEJOHPGCBOLJOg TZTUFNTBOEUPIFMQQFPQMFUPNBOBHFUIFJSNPOFZJOPSEFSUPBWPJEFYDFTTJWFEFCU 5IFBTTPDJBUJPOBMTPPQFSBUFTJOQBSUOFSTIJQXJUIUIFEJGGFSFOUOFUXPSLTPGTPDJBl XPSLFST*O 'JOBODFT 1ÏEBHPHJFTUBHFE USBJOJOHDPVSTFTBOEXPSLFd XJUI QFPQMF JODMVEJOH ZPVOHQFPQMF *41 I

(Soupe BPCE is a member of "vise, an association that QSomotes social JOOPWation and social FOUSFQSFOFVSship by advising and supporting OFw business creatorT

5IF $BJTTFT E&QBSHOF BOE $SÏEJU $PPQÏSBUJf BSF SFTQFDUJWFMZ UIF mSTU BOE TFDPOE MBSHFTt 1 /P1 QSPWJEFST PG QFSTPOBM NJDSPMPBOT HVBSBOUFFd /P  CZUIF4PDJBM$PIFTJPO'VOE8JUIUIF1BSDPVSs manager of solidarity-based collector of solidarity-based TBWJOHT employee savings schemes. $POmBODFQSPHSBN UIF$BJTTFTE&QBSHOFQSP (Source: 201 edition of Finansol (Source: Finansol surWFZ, June 20  WJEF CPSSPXFST XJUI GVMM QFSTPOBM TVQQPSU JO QSPGessional barometer surWFy DMVEJOHBTTFTTNFOU UBSHFUFECBOLJOHTFSWJDFs of solidaritZ-based fi nance). BOENPOFZNBOBHFNFOUUSBJOJOHEFMJWFSFECy UIF 'JOBODFT  1ÏEBHPHJF "TTPDJBUJPO #PS SPXFSTBMTPSFDFJWFTVQQPSUGSPNUIF1BSDPVSs $POmBODF QMBUGPSNT QBSUOFS OFUXPSLT  TVDh BT UIF MPDBM TPDJBM BDUJPO DFOUFST $DBT  UIe EFQBSUNFOUBMGBNJMZGFEFSBUJPOT 6EBG BTXFMl BTUIF4FDPVSTDBUIPMJRVFBOE3FTUPTEVD”Vr /BUJYJTBOE&DPm*OWFTUJTTFNFOUT UIFBTTFUNBOBHFNFOt DIBSJUJFT BOENPSFUIBOMPDBMBOEOBUJPOBl DPNQBOZPGUIF$SÏEJU$PPQÏSBUJGHSPVQ BSe CPEJFT TJHOBUPSJFTUPUIF1SJODJQMFTGPS3FTQPOTJCMF*OWFTUNFOt (1) Source: Finansol. (2) "ssociation pour le droit à l’initiative économique 13* 5IFZBSFCPUIBDUJWFMZJOWPMWFEJOUIFQSJODJQBl "ssociation for the right to economic initiativF  (3) 5he Finansol label identifies solidaritZ-based inWestment products. NBSLFUQMBDFJOJUJBUJWFTJOUIJTTQIFSF (4) Fonds de Cohésion Sociale and France "DUJWe.

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$&/53&10.1*%06*/.&5; .64²&%034": *OQBSUOFSTIJQXJUIUIF$FOUSF1PNQJEPV.FU[, 5he musée E0STBZ, in 1aris, has reopened the Impressionists (BMMFSy BGter a complete UIF$BJTTFE&QBSHOF-PSSBJOF$IBNQBHOF"SEFOOe NBLFPWer Cy the BSDhitect +ean-Michel 8JMNPUte. 5he sole sponsor of this USBOTGorma- JTTVQQPSUJOHUIFi"EPMFTDFOUTwXPSLTIPQTEFTJHOFd tion, Natixis had already supported the museum in 0 Gor the Fxhibition Claude GPSQFPQMFOPUVTFEUPWJTJUJOHNVTFVNT Monet 840-1 Since 04, Natixis has been pursuing JOJUJBUJWes to protect our great artistic legacy and make it as widely accessible as possible.

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MARITIME HERIT"(& 410/4030'5)&²3*$5"#"3-Y 5)&#&-&.'06/%"5*0N "440$*"5*0/ 5ISPVHIUIF#FMFN'PVOEBUJPO UIF$BJTTFE&QBSHOFIBTCFFn Banque Populaire is helping to restore, maintain TQPOTPSJOHUIF#FMFNTBJMJOHWFTTFMGPSNPSFUIBOUIJSUZZFBST5IJs and sail the five 1FO%VJDL vessels, the legendary UISFFNBTUFETIJQ UIFMBTUXPSLJOHFYBNQMFPG'SBODFTUIDFOUVSy racing yachts belonging to the most famous MPOHIBVMNFSDIBOUnFFU IBTCFFOFOUJSFMZSFTUPSFE*UIBTCFFOPQFn French sailor in history. It supports the Éric Tabarly UPUIFQVCMJDTJODFBOEBUUSBDUTNPSFUIBO WJTJUPSTBZFBr Association in its educational role, by helping JOIBSCPSBOENPSFUIBO BUTFB'PSUIJTVOGBJMJOHDPNNJUNFOU JOUIF$BJTTe as many people as possible to discover the craft E&QBSHOFXBTBXBSEFEUIFi4QPOTPSPG$VMUVSF.FEBMw BmSTUGPSBCBOLJOHJOTUJUVUJPO and their history at major events.

$OMIC BOOKS -&"%*/(410/4030'$0.*$#00,4'03:&"34 5IF$BJTTFE&QBSHOFTVQQPSUTZPVOHDSFBUJWFUBMFOUBUUIF"OHPVMÐNF*OUFSOBUJPOBM$PNJD#PPk 'FTUJWBMXJUIUIFTDIPPMTDPNJDCPPLDPNQFUJUJPO BOEUISPVHIOVNFSPVTFWFOUTBMMPWFS'SBODF. #FUXFFOFWFOUT &TQSJU#%HJWFTGBOTBXBZUPDPNNVOJDBUFBOEFOKPZUIFCFTUJOZPVOHEJHJUBl EFTJHOUISPVHIUIFGSFFJ1IPOFBOEJ1BEBQQ&TQSJU#% BMMUIFPOMJOFXPSLTDBOCFEPXOMPBEFd GSPNUIFTJUFXXXFTQSJUCEGS * 50 I OUR PLANET AND SOCIETY

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FROM NOVICES TO COMPETITORS, FROM F".*-Y FUN TO THE TOUGHEST OF CHALLENGES, ALL GROUPE BPCE’S $0.1ANIES ARE INVOLVED IN FOSTERING THE LOVE OF SPORT, WHETHER IN EVERYDAY PRACTICE OR AT MAJOR EVENTS.

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5)&."9*#"/26& 1016-"*3&7(3"#S 5)&+6-&47&3/&5301): 5his winter, the wPSMEs biggest racing trimaran made the non-stop, DSFXed round-the-world trip, without BTTJTUance, in 45 daZs, 13 hours and 42 minutes. 5he 14 sailors in the #anque Populaire team thus won the holy grail of ocean sailing: the +ules 7erne 5SPQIZ. 5his record, which joins the eight others already held by the Maxi BBORVF1opulaire 7 gives the “Sailing Bank” a place in historZ.

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5)&#"/26&1016-"*3&#"/,4 ."+031"35/&3S 0'5)&'3&/$)4"*-*/('&%&3"5*0/ 5he Banque Populaire banks haWe been working alongside sailing clubs and schools in their region since 200. "s a local presence supporting more than 1,500 strVDUures, UIFy contribute to the deWelopment of the whole sailing sector, from initiation to international competition. XXXWPJMFCBORVFQPQVMBJSFGS

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THE CINEMA50(3"1)IC SUCCESSES 0'/"5*9*4$0'*$*/² "/%#"/26&1"-"5*/& *O UIFOVNCFSPGDJOFNBHPFSTJO'SBODFSFBDIFEUIFJSIJHI FTUMFWFMJOZFBSTXJUINJMMJPOUJDLFUTTPME  BOE'SFODh mMNT FOKPZFE BO FYDFQUJPOBM SVO PG TVDDFTTFT 4FWFSBM PG UIFm FOKPZFE CFIJOEUIFTDFOFT TVQQPSU GSPN /BUJYJT $PmDJOÏ BOd #BORVF1BMBUJOF/BUJYJT$PmDJOÏ UIFMFBEJOHmOBODJFSPGUIF&VSP QFBOmMNJOEVTUSZXJUIBQPSUGPMJPPGNPSFUIBONJMMJPOFVSPs JOOFXMPBOTJO QSPWJEFTGVOEJOHFWFSZZFBSUPNPSFUIBOPOe IVOESFE'SFODIBOE&VSPQFBOmMNTBOEUPBMBSHFOVNCFSPG5V QSPEVDUJPOT *U BMTP NBOBHFT TFWFSBM PG (SPVQF #1$&T4PmDB   FOUJUJFTWJBJUTTVCTJEJBSZ .$*#BORVF1BMBUJOFPQFSBUFTPOBEJGGFS FOU ZFUDPNQMFNFOUBSZ MFWFM8JUIUIFBDRVJTJUJPOPGDBUBMPHVFT, UIFPSHBOJ[BUJPOPGCSJEHFmOBODJOH DBTInPXNBOBHFNFOU IFEH JOHJOTUSVNFOUT BDRVJTJUJPOT UIFCBOLCPBTUTBTQFDJBMJ[FEUFBNUo TVQQPSU UIF FWFSZEBZ BDUJWJUJFT  EFWFMPQNFOU BOE JOWFTUNFOUT Pf DPNQBOJFTXPSLJOHJOUIFmMNBOEBVEJPWJTVBMJOEVTUSJFT BMPOHXJUh UIFJSTFOJPSNBOBHFST*UBMTPNBOBHFTTFWFSBM4PmDB  FOUJUJFT

(1) Source: Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée. (2) Sociétés pour le fi nancement de l’industrie cinématographique et audioWJTVFMMF entities specializing in providing funding for companies the fi lm and audiovisual industries.

FILMS PROVIDED FUNDING IN 2011 INCLUDE…

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 .*--*0/$001&3"5*7&4)"3&)0-%&34 O The Banque Populaire du Sud-Ouest and the 5IF #BORVF 1PQVMBJSF CBOLT BSF  PXOFE Cy Banque Populaire Centre Atlantique merged to UIFJS DPPQFSBUJWF TIBSFIPMEFST  XIP BSF BMTP UIFJr create the Banque Populaire Aquitaine Centre At- DVTUPNFST/BUJYJTPXOTUIFSFNBJOJOHJOUIe lantique. This new major regional bank covers GPSN PG DPPQFSBUJWF JOWFTUNFOU DFSUJmDBUFT $*$T . 11 French EÏQBSUFNFOUT 5IF 'ÏEÏSBUJPO /BUJPOBMF EFT #BORVFT 1PQVMBJSFs $"SDEN '/#1 JTUIFJOTUJUVUJPOQSPWJEJOHEFMJCFSBUJPO DPN INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS #BORue Populaire: the cooperative NVOJDBUJPOBOESFQSFTFOUBUJPOGPSUIF#BORVF1PQVo 5IF #BORVF 1PQVMBJSF CBOLT IBWF NBEF TVDDFTT bank of the MBJSF CBOLT *UT BDUJWJUJFT GPDVT PO EFWFMPQJOH UIe GVMFGGPSUTUPJODSFBTFUIFOVNCFSPGQSPEVDUTBOd DPNNPO JOUFSFTUT PG UIF #BORVF 1PQVMBJSF CBOLs TFSWJDFTTVCTDSJCFECZUIFJSBDUJWFDVTUPNFSTBOEUo 'SFODh teaching BOEUIFJSDPPQFSBUJWFTIBSFIPMEFST BDRVJSFOFXJOEJWJEVBMDVTUPNFST QSPGFTTJPO

CASDEN Banque Populaire 1 HIGHLIGHTS 1"YMENT C"3%4 boasts more than 1.2 million O Banque Populaire won m rst prize in the Podium #BORVF1PQVMBJSFXBTUIFmSTU'SFODICBOLUPMBVODh cooperative shareholders  working for the French de la relation client  client-service award for UIF 7JTB 1MBUJOVN DBSE  BJNFE BU DVTUPNFST XIo ministries of Education, Culture the banking sector. XBOUUPFOKPZBIPTUPGFYDMVTJWFCFOFmUTIJHIMJNJUs and Research. It works through O Services accessible on mobile terminals were GPSQBZNFOUTBOEDBTIXJUIESBXBMT DPODJFSHFTFS 111 departmental delegations enhanced and now each Banque Populaire bank WJDFT BOE NPSF -JLF PUIFS 7JTB DBSET  UIF 'BDFMJB run by members of the teaching has a remote branch. These e-BanquePopulaire WFSTJPO JT BWBJMBCMF  PGGFSJOH UIF DIPJDF CFUXFFO a profession and through the online branches offer the same services as a tra- Banque Populaire branches with EFCJUPSDSFEJUQBZNFOUGPSFBDIUSBOTBDUJPO dedicated customer account ditional branch, with a dedicated adviser who can 5he NRJ #anque 1PQQByment card, MBVODhed one managers. The "TTPDJBUJPOT be reached by telephone, e-mail, videoconference Zear ago, has Xon PWer nearly  0 Zoung card- QPVSMFDSÏEJUFUMÏQBSHOFEFT or online chat. 17 e-BanquePopulaire branches holders. 5he card HJWes them PQQPSUunities to win GPODUJPOOBJSFT (Acef) have also were operational at year-end 2011. concert UJDLets and to FOKPy discounts with partner chosen the Banque Populaire O Banque Populaire launched its new communica- DPNQBOJFT banks to provide civil servants with savings and loan solutions tions campaign, capitalizing on its traditional values under preferential terms. as a local bank supporting entrepreneurship and the -0ANS AND CREDIT spirit of initiative. The new image is conveyed by 'PS QFSTPOBM MPBOT  UIF #BORVF 1PQVMBJSF CBOLs a new strapline: La banque qui donne envie d’agir OPX ESBX PO UIF FYQFSUJTF BOE UPPMT NBEF BWBJM “The bank that encourages action” and a modern- BCMF CZ /BUJYJT 'JOBODFNFOU  B (SPVQ TVCTJEJBSZ. ized logo. $POTFRVFOUMZ  CBOL BEWJTFST DBO NPTU BEFRVBUFMy *55 I

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Regarding life insurance, outstandings were main- 1SPGessional customers with dual relationships tained despite a EJGm cult context, with a slight QSPGessional and family accounts) grew by 1 decline of 0.7% recorded in 2011. "s the leading distributors of business TUart-up loans In mutual funds, three guaranteed-capital funds with 28.4% of the NBSLFU  and partners with the collected €635 million in JOn ows, including €285 mil- top OFUXorks assisting entrepreneurs, the #anque

O More than1 million lion in ordinary securities accounts and personal 1opulaire banks GBDJMJUate OFw business TUart-ups professional customers, equity plans. and UBLFPWers with loans without personal sureties or with reduced m nancial guarantees in partnership O  out of every  franchisees  13*7"TE BANKING with small-business NVUual guarantee companies O  out of every  franchisers  #anque 1opulaire QSJWate banking supports its cus- (Socama) and the European InWestment FVOE tomers in CVJMEJOH, managing and USBOTGFSring their In 1, #anque 1opulaire Gormed the only QBSUOFS O  out of every  craftsmen, Xealth. 5he Fxpertise of QSJWate banking advisers is ship in 'rance with the DPVOUSZs QSPGessional ac- O   self-employed QFSGectly suited to help self-emploZed QSPGession- counting association, the Ordre des Fxperts-compt- QSPGFTTJPOBMT als and business Pwners in the DPOUFxt of a dual ables, to GBDJMJUate the m nancing of micro-enterprises QSPGessional-personal banking relationship. in shorter timeframes. O   farmers. A 8ealth Management "greement underscores the A OFw electronic funds-transfer diagnostic tool (1) Source: 201 annual surWFy of the franchise industrZ, conducted RVBMJUy of TFSvice QSPvided, and a HSPwth plan Gor helps customers PQUJNJ[e their Dhoices, XIJDh Cy CSA on behalf of the Banque Populaire banks and the FSFODh FSBODhise FFEFSBUJPO this business Xas EFm ned through 5. &YDMVTJWe include electronic commerce with the highly ac- QSJWate banking products and TFSvices OPw include claimed $yberPlus PBJFNFOU tool. $BEFODJB an BSSBy of highly QFSTPOBMJ[ed TFSvices dedicated to customers holding at least é 0. CRAFTSPEOPLE AND SMALL RET"*-&34 1SJWate banking assets under management UPUaled Created in 1 Gor the Dhambers of trade and DSBGt €50 billion at yFBS-end 20 industries, Espace Sherpa PGGers on line simulations $SÏEJU.BSJUJNe to DSBGtspeople with project proposals and helps PROFESSIONAL CUSTOMERS them EFWelop relationships with the bank CSBODh of .VUVFM -ong-standing partners of the Dhambres de métiers their cIPJDF A cooperative bank serving et de l’artisanat iDhambers of trade and DSBGt /Fw brands Xere listed. 0Wer 50 brands CFOFmted all coastal and port-based JOEVTUSJFTw), leading banks of GSBODhise businesses, from OFw relationships with their GVUure GSBODhisees economic players, Crédit .BSJUJNFs corporate purpose BDUJWe with self-emploZed QSPGessionals and Garm- within 48 hours with the help of small-business ad- makes it a preferred bank ers, the #anque 1opulaire banks are the SFGerence visers in the regions. to support the implementation banking institutions for small businesses. of the fi shing and marine culture 4&-'-EMPL0YED PROFESSIONALS QPMJDZ. Crédit Maritime is NEW BUSINESS CREATION, 5",&0VERS 5he Atout -JCÏSBMline is Uailored to meet the needs BGm liated to BPCE, and its six regional banks are supported AND D":-TO-D"Y B"/,*/( of FBDh and FWFSy QSPGession. 5he line is enhanced by the Banque Populaire banks -oan PVUTUandings to QSPGessional customers to- on a regular basis, particularly in the areas of QFS in coastal regions. Ualed €34.5 billion at ZFBS-end 1, a 3% increase. sonal protection and emploZee savings scIFNFT *57 I

'"3.&34 EFTBNÏOBHFVSTMPUJTTFVST i/BUJPOBM"TTPDJBUJPOPf 5IFOFXPOMJOFTBMFTQMBUGPSNGPSBHSJDVMUVSBMQSPEVDUT, 1MBOOFST%FWFMPQFSTw UPGBDJMJUBUFOFXSFMBUJPOTIJQs éNJMMJPn %JSFDUFU#PO XBTBOJOTUBOUTVDDFTTBNPOHQSPEVD XJUISFBMFTUBUFQSPGFTTJPOBMT GPS4.&T FSTXJUIFTIPQTPQFOFEBUZFBSFOE DMPTFUo The €300 million funding   WJTJUT BOENPSFUIBO  QBHFTWJFXFE 1"YMENT PROCESSING envelope – awarded by the 'odder QVSDhases associated with the drought in XBTDIBSBDUFSJ[FECZUIFNJHSBUJPOPGUIFFMFD 'rance, in 201, were fBDJMJUated by cash advBODFT USPOJD EBUB JOUFSDIBOHF QSPUPDPM  PG DVTUPNFSs in 2010 to the Banque Populaire banks to allow them to provide A product to hedge NBSLet prices of principal agri- NJHSBUFEFBTJMZBOEXJUIPVUBOZBEEJUJPOBMDPTUUIBOLs French SMEs with low interest- DVMUural commodities was launcIFE UPUIFEFEJDBUFE5VSCP4VJUF&OUSFQSJTFTPGUXBSF rate loans to support their *OBEEJUJPOUPUIF&#*$4QSPUPDPM UIF#BORVF1PQV development – was gradually $03103"TE AND INSTITUTIONAL MBJSFCBOLTNBEF48*'5/FUBOE1MBOFU-JOLBWBJMBCMF distributed throughout 2011. $6450.&34 UP UIFJS DVTUPNFST GPS UIFJS QBZNFOUT BOE EBUB FY 5he #anque 1opulaire banks TFSWe  0 compa- DIBOHFT BOE PGGFSFE UIF $MJDL  5SVTU BOE $FSt nies, or 37% of all 'SFODh companies with more than &VSPQF FMFDUSPOJD TJHOBUVSF TPMVUJPOT GPS TFDVSe 0 FNQMPZFFT  . 1Byment QSPDFTTJOH, international USBOTBDUJPOT business and companies with PWer é5 million in sales are the Uargeted areas of HSPwth. In addition, */5&3/"5*0/"- *OWFTUJOg #anque 1opulaire also has  0 JOTUJUutional and Foreign-exchange hedging transactions were devel- JOUIFSFHJPOT association customers. oped with the support of Natixis. "DUJn ow Trésorerie *OUFSOBUJPOBMF a new centralized Several banking subsidiaries of the regional Banque Populaire FINANCING AND TRANSFERRING cash-management service, allows customers to see banks help to reinforce the #64*/&44&4 the consolidated and forecasted positions of all of (SPVQs presence in economically .FEJVN BOE MPOHUFSN CVTJOFTT MPBO PVUTUBOE their subsidiaries’ accounts worldwide. robust parts of southern France: JOHT BNPVOUFE UP é CJMMJPO  B  JODSFBTF Bt The development of an international correspondent Banque de Savoie in the ZFBSFOE network continued with the Confédération Inter- Rhône-Alpes region, Banque 4 #anque 1opulaire banks signed a risk-sharing nationale des Banques 1PQVMBJSFT which now has Marze in Ardèche and Drôme EÏQBSUFNFOUT Banque Chaix, BHSFFNFOUUIBUBMMPXTUIFNUPJODSFBTFUIFJSmOBODJOg members in 22 countries and a newly created dedi- DIJFn y in Bouches-du-Rhône PGGFSJOHT cated website. and Vaucluse EÏQBSUFNFOUT  #anque 1opulaire is the only banking OFUXork with (1) Source: Oséo. Banque Dupuy, de Parseval (2) Source : TNS Sofres, June 20 national DPWerage in BEWJTPSy TFSvices Gor business in Languedoc-Roussillon region, USBOTGers. 5he OFUXork implemented TPGUXare that and Crédit Commercial du Sud-Ouest in Aquitaine region. DFOUSBMJ[es JOGormation on sellers and CVZers to GBDJMJUate transactions. " QBSUOFSTIJQ BHSFFNFOU XBT TJHOFE XJUI UIe 'ÏEÏSBUJPOEFTQSPNPUFVSTJNNPCJMJFST i'FEFSBUJPn PGSFBMFTUBUFEFWFMPQFSTi BOEUIF4ZOEJDBUOBUJPOBl * 58 I COMMERCIAL BANKING AND INSURANCE

THE CAISSES %&1"3(/&

SINCE 1818, THE CAISSES D’EPARGNE COOPERATIVE SAVINGS BANKS HAVE COMBINED MUTUAL TRUST SOLIDARITY AND MODERNITY. THE SECOND LARGEST RETAIL BANKING NETWORK IN FRANCE, THE 17 REGIONAL CAISSES D’EPARGNE RANK AMONG THE LEADING BANKS IN THEIR REGIONS. THEY SUPPORT ALL ECONOMIC PLAYERS AND ARE LEADERS IN PROVIDING FINANCING FOR THE PUBLIC SECTOR, SOCIAL HOUSING AND THE SOCIAL ECONOMY

.*--*0/$001&3"5*7&4)"3&)0-%&34 bank for families and seniors, the Caisse d’Epargne The Caisses d’Epargne are 80% owned by co- seeks to provide more advisory services to its cus- operative shareholder customers through local tomers with a dedicated bank adviser, greater ac- savings companies. Natixis owns the remaining cessibility through multi-channel banking, and more 20% in the form of cooperative investment DFSUJm choice with products and services tailored to each Customer cates (CICs). The Fédération Nationale des Caisses customer’s needs and individual situation. d’Epargne is the institution providing deliberation, TBUJTGBDUJPO communication and representation for the Caisses À LA CARTE SERVICES In 2011, the Caisse d’Epargne d’Epargne and their cooperative shareholders. 5IF$BJTTFE&QBSHOFFYQBOEFEUIF#PVRVFU-JCFSUÏ adopted new tools to enhance ËMBDBSUFTFSWJDFQBDLBHFBOEMBVODIFEOFXnFYJCMe customer satisfaction: branch-based remote selling, 1 HIGHLIGHTS QSPEVDUT BOE TFSWJDFT 4PMVUJPO ²UVEJBOUT PGGFST TUV a secure webmail system, O The only major French bank to pay interest on de- EFOUTFTTFOUJBMTFSWJDFTGPSéQFSNPOUI4PMVUJPO-J monthly satisfaction mand deposits for all customers holding a service CSF3FUSBJUFJTBnFYJCMFNPOUIMZTBWJOHTDPOUSBDUGPSSF surveys, and a complaint package, the Caisse d’Epargne systematized an UJSFNFOUQMBOOJOHTUBSUJOHBUéGPSTJYUPTJYUFFO ZFBST; management tool. overall approach to its customers’ needs in 2011. BOE$"%0$BSUFJTBOPGFFQSFQBJEHJGUDBSESBOHJOg O In 2011, the Caisses d’Epargne had business GSPNéUPé BWBJMBCMFJOUIFCSBODIFT dealings with over 600,000 new customers. O 5IF$BJTTFE&QBSHOFOFUXPSLXBTSBOLFEJOmSTt -0ANS AND CREDIT QMBDFXPSMEXJEFGPSJUTNPCJMFCBOLJOHBQQMJDBUJPO  . New consumer loans stood at €5.4 billion, a 1% 0WFSPOFNJMMJPODVTUPNFSTVTFUIJTBQQMJDBUJPOGPr increase. New real estate loans exceeded €21.9 bil- J1IPOF J1BE "OESPJEBOE#MBDL#FSSZ¥EFWJDFT lion, bringing total outstandings to €96 billion, an O All the Caisses d’Epargne have established an on- increase of 12%. line branch, .POCBORVJFSFOMJHOFGS, offering all the Caisse d’Epargne was the no. 2 distributor of the services of a traditional branch and an appointed ad- 15;   product, with a 16% market share. viser available on-line. O 'SFODIQFPQMFTGBWPSJUFCBOL  UIF$BJTTFE&QBSHOe 4"7*/(4 IBT B OFX TUSBQMJOF  -B CBORVF /PVWFMMF EÏmOJUJPO In an uncertain economy, customers sought secure i#BOLJOH/FXEFmOJUJPOw BOEBOFXCSBOEUFSSJUPSy savings products that generate income such as BDUJWFMZQSPNPUFEBNPOHFBDIDVTUPNFSTFHNFOU savings accounts and term accounts. On-balance sheet savings JOn ows (demand deposits, savings INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS accounts, regulated home savings products, etc.) As the reference bank for young adults and the represented €4.4 billion, €1.8 billion of which was *59 I

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collected through BPCE bonds. Livret " passbook PGDSBGUTQFPQMFBOETNBMMCVTJOFTTFTJOUIFCVJMEJOg savings accounts brought in more than €1.4 billion USBEFT BOEQBSUOFSTIJQBHSFFNFOUTPODPNNFSDFBS 'aster in 2011. At the same time, off-balance sheet sav- SBOHFEXJUITFWFSBMCSBOET/FXQSPEVDUTBOETFSWJD EFWelopment in ings outstandings (life insurance, mutual funds) re- FTGPSGBDUPSJOHBOEFNQMPZFFTBWJOHTXFSFMBVODIFd CBODBTTVSBODF mained stable with a total of €110 billion. BMPOH XJUI BO FMFDUSPOJD GVOETUSBOTGFS QSPEVDU GPr IFBMUIDBSF QSPGFTTJPOBMT BOE TPMVUJPOT EFTJHOFd The dynamism of non-life, health and provident insurance – the 13*7"TE B"/,*/( GPS XJOF QSPEVDFST BOE JOEFQFOEFOU CVJMEFST /Fw second largest activity pursued a 5IF $BJTTF E&QBSHOF DPOUJOVFE UP SPMM PVU NFEJVNBOEMPOHUFSNMPBOTHSFXCZUPé CJM by the French savings banks TUSVDUVSFUPQSPWJEFTFSWJDFTEFEJDBUFEUPQSJWBUe MJPO"WFSBHFEBJMZMPBOPVUTUBOEJOHTHSFXCZUo – is underpinned by staff CBOLJOH 5IF OVNCFS PG QSJWBUF CBOLJOH DVTUPN é CJMMJPO/FUJOnPXT JODMVEJOH-JWSFU "QBTTCPPk training, multi-channel FST HSFX CZ  UP   %FEJDBUFE QSJWBUe TBWJOHTBDDPVOUT BNPVOUFEUPé NJMMJPO distribution solutions and high CBOLJOH TFSWJDF BSFBT GPTUFSJOH B TQFDJBM CBOLJOg (1) 2011 ranking by the independent fi rm MyPrivateBanking. quality service. Innovative (2) JDD-Posternak/-IPSOS image barometer (January 2012). products have been launched, SFMBUJPOTIJQXFSFPQFOFEPSXJMMTPPOCFPQFOFd (3) Source: Société de gestion du fonds de garantie à l’accession sociale (SGFGAS), which provides services to banks that distribute special property such as "TTVS5PJU in housing JOBMMUIFSFHJPOT mortgages established by the French government to promote home insurance and 4ÏDVS.ÏEJB  PXOFSTIJQ (4) Confédération de l’artisanat et des petites entreprises du bâtiment. a policy designed for the family’s PROFESSIONAL CUSTOMERS mobile and multimedia devices. *O PWFS QSPGFTTJPOBMDVTUPNFSTTJHOFd B OBUJPOBM BHSFFNFOU XJUI $"1&#   BO BTTPDJBUJPn * 60 I COMMERCIAL BANKING AND INSURANCE

THE CAISSES D’EP"3(/&

$03103"TE CUSTOMERS ence bank among regional developers regardless The Caisses d’Epargne continued to record strong of the project. 8 out of 10 DVTUPNFST  trust them growth among corporate customers with 12% mar- for their projects and believe that they know their ket QFOFUSBUJPO  , a four-point increase in two years. TQFDJm c needs. It signed partnership agreements with France Clus- &Ruity parUOFST ters and the APERE business support network. SOCIAL ECONOMY The Caisse d’Epargne is a partner, through capital "s the leading social-economy m nancial QSPWJEFS   The local investment funds, structure, in regional businesses, offering corporate with 22.6% of loans, the Caisse d’Epargne Gorged innovation investment funds, and venture capital funds customers and their managers 360-degree TVQQPSU OFw partnerships with the Centre français des Gon- managed by the Caisse Commercial payment processing grew by 21% to EBUJPOT(“Center Gor 'SFODh Goundations”) and with d’Epargne at a regional exceed €63 billion. New loans totaled €2 billion, a '&)"1  , increased its actions with major corpo- level invest in the seed 3% increase, and loan outstandings were up 19% rate customers, and SFJOGorced its positions in the capital, development capital to €7.6 billion. International activity is growing healthcare sector and buy-in/buy-out segments of their local regions. TUSPOHMZ /Fw loans FYceeded é.5 billion, a 23% decrease, 5he migration to EBICS and 48*'5/FUXas suc- and QByment processing UPUaled €23 billion, a 6% DFTTGVM JODSFBTF The Caisse d’Epargne launched new centralized 5he "TTPDJBUJT passbook TBvings account QSPWed cash-management and risk-hedging services and its appeal among associations with PWer €1 billion expanded its payment voucher offering. DPMMFDUFE The French savings banks increased their techni- cal sales teams and their segment expertise in the 130TECTED PERSONS areas of renewable energy and healthcare. 0Wer one in three people DPWered Cy social protec- Net banking income and earnings were up TJHOJm tion is a customer of the Caisse d’Epargne, XIJDh DBOUMZ QSPvides TQFDJBMJ[ed advisers and an PGGering de- signed Gor this Uype of clientele. In 1, the 8eb- PROFESSIONAL REAL EST"5& QSPUFYJPOmanagement TFSvice Xas enhanced with Major players among real estate professionals in OFw functions that GBDJMJUate the Uasks of legal repre- France’s regions, the Caisses d’Epargne m nanced TFOUBUJWes. 4Bvings managed Gor this customer residential properties, assisted-living facilities, real base amounted to €5.5 billion at yFBS-end 20 estate services and commercial real estate ac- tivities for an amount of €2.3 billion in 2011. New PUBLIC SECTOR loans to developers and real estate agents, under- A major player in lending to local authorities, to their pinned by rental property investments, represented organizations and to public hospitals, the Caisse €1.7 billion. The Caisses d’Epargne m nanced over d’Epargne maintained its loan outstandings at 9,000 residential properties in 2011, i.e. a 9% €48 billion in a very EJGm cult environment. Out of the market share. They are positioned as the refer- €420 million obtained from the Caisse des Dépôts, *61 I

€205 million were distributed in 2011 and €206 mil- )"#*5"5&/3²(*0/ lion in EIB-supported loans were committed. 5he Caisse d’Epargne is one of the main QSJWate *OGormation 5he Group brought in é.4 billion in public-private operators in social housing in 'SBODFs regions with OFDFTTBSy for partnership projects, UIFSFCy SFJOGorcing its MFBEFS  0 social housing units managed Cy its social- making good ship in this sector housing DPNQBOy BGm liates (ESHs) and rent-subsi- EFDJTJPOT Debt-management transactions totaled €3.1 billion. EJ[ed housing DPPQFSBUJWes (HLMs). 5he largest are Active asset management continued to grow steadi- Erilia, Logirem and SIA. The Caisse d’Epargne offers the 36,700 French town councils and ly, as did electronic funds-transfer services, with the 5he )BCJUat en 3égion association helps Group enti- 2,600 districts with a customized Carte Achat 1VCMJD the web-based collection service ties share their Fxpertise and CFOFmt from TFSvices m nancial and socio-economic SP 1MVT and the Chèque de 5BCMF¥, CESU %PNBMJO¥, at the MPXest cost: real FTUate SFTFBSDh, energy diagnosis and a reference CA DO Chèque, BOEChèque *OUFSTFSWJDFT® QBZNFOU audits, DPOTUSuction projects, equipment, energy document to facilitate budget WPVDIFST TBWJOHTDFSUJmDBUFT*O QBSUOFSTIJQTXJUI&JGGBHe discussions. The 'JOBODJBM and Vinci were signed for this purpose. #BSPNFUFS of towns and districts, the &DPEÏm'PSVN and the SOCIAL HOUSING (1) 0CTFSWatoire des entreprises et des banques 20 (2) TNS SOFRES satisfaction surWFZ 'JOBODJBM%BZhelp decision- 5IF $BJTTF E&QBSHOF JT UIF MFBEJOH QSJWBUF CBOk (3) Source: #anque de FSBODF makers in public institutions to (4) 'édération des établissements hospitaliers et d’aide GPS TPDJBM IPVTJOH FOUFSQSJTFT BOE QVCMJD IPVTJOg à la personne privés non lucratifs. 'ederation of non-profit reach the best possible decisions.  QSJWate hospitals and personal assistance estBCMJTINFOUT  PGmDFT XIJDImOBODFDPOTUSVDUJPOQSPKFDUTMBSHFMy (5) Internal source. through Livret A deposits. The Caisse d’Epargne m nances PWFSPOFUIJSEPGUIJTTFDUPSTQSJWBUFEFCU. *UBMTPTVQQPSUTTFWFSBMMPDBMQVCMJDFOUFSQSJTFTBOd QBSUJDJQBUFTJOUIFHPWFSOBODFPGPWFSPGUIFTe FOUJUJFT In 2011, Crédit Foncier and the Caisses d’Epargne committed €1.4 billion in regulated social-housing loans (PLS, PLI, PSLA) for the year. The second phase of the €125 million “France Logement Social” EIB pool for constructing and rehabilitating social housing was used at year-end. Medium- and long- term m nancing for social housing totaled €2.8 billion, increasing loan outstandings to €13.4 billion. Com- mercial payment processing grew by 10%. Total JOn ows at year-end 2011 amounted to €6.4 billion, €3.1 billion of which were invested in Livret "pass- book savings accounts. * 62 I COMMERCIAL BANKING AND INSURANCE

$3²%*T FONCIER

SPECIALIZING IN REAL EST"TE FINANCING, CRÉDIT FONCIER WORKS WITH INDIVIDUALS AS WELL AS PUBLIC AND PRIV"TE OPERATORS IN SYNERGY WITH GROUPE BPCE NETWORKS.

"3&'0$64&%#64*/&44"3&" Crédit Foncier originated about €13 billion in new  loans, a decline of 22.3%. The market pushed CBOLCSBODIFT Crédit Foncier to refocus on its core businesses in France over the next few years, while devel- oping synergies with Groupe BPCE’s retail net- works in areas where Crédit Foncier provides spe- éCJMMJPO DJm c expertise and knowledge, including loans for JODVTUPNFSMPBOPVUTUBOEJOHT low-income families and long-term m nancing for Compagnie JOEJWJEVBMT TPDJBMIPVTJOH UIFSFHJPOBMQVCMJDTFDUPr de Financement and real estate services. 'PODJFS   SFBMFTUBUe 5IJT$SÏEJU'PODJFSTVCTJEJBSZ, LOANS TO INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS XIPTFDPWFSFECPOEs The production of loans to individual customers QSPGFTTJPOBMQBSUOFST FOKPZ""""BB"""DSFEJUSBUJOHT, amounted to €7.6 billion, for a total loan outstand- JTPOFPGUIFXPSMETMBSHFTUQSJWBUe ings position of €59.7 billion at the end of 2011. DPWFSFECPOEJTTVFST. /FX QSPEVDUT XFSF MBVODIFE JO   JODMVEJOg In 2011, Compagnie de UIF$SÏEJU'PODJFS5SBWBVYMJOF XJUIJOQBSUJDVMBr Financement Foncier raised a total of €8.7 billion through the QSPEVDUT TQFDJmDBMMZ GPS SFOFXBCMF FOFSHZ  BOd issue of covered bonds, including BOFX*OUFSOFUQPSUBMGPSDVTUPNFSSFRVFTUTXBs three new benchmark issues that TFUVQ housing stock managed by Osica, a social hous- were well received by investors For its real estate professional partners, Crédit Fon- ing subsidiary of SNI, through a long-term loan for a total of €3.5 billion, with cier developed new tools (simulator, information, of €34.5 million. maturities ranging from three to ten years. The Crédit Foncier etc.), and has established a partnership with the group issued bonds for a total Tour de France of FNAIM within the framework of REAL EST"TE SERVICES of €9.9 billion in 2011. the 100,000 eco-renovated homes QSPKFDU Crédit 'oncier Immobilier helps its customers en- hance the value of their real estate assets. PUBLIC AND PRIV"TE OPERA5034 In 2011, it structured into two business lines – With a €5.4 billion loan production to these oper- an advisory and appraisal line and a marketing ators, Crédit Foncier continued in 2011 to be an ac- line – that incorporated B&D Conseils during the tive and innovative partner, including: year, specializing in small- and medium-sized com- O signing a m nance lease, along with four of the mercial properties. Group’s other companies, with STIF, RATP, and the Its professionalism and its compliance with a strict EIB, for €378 million to m nance new tramways in code of ethics have RVBMJm ed all of Crédit Foncier the Île-de-France region; Immobilier’s activities to receive the Regulated by O signing partnerships with towns to help low- RICS  label, awarded by one of the largest interna- income families and to support renovation QSPKFDUT tional associations of real estate professionals. O m nancing the renovation of part of the social (1) 5he RPZal Institution of Chartered SurWFZPST *63 I

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Dedicated to business banking and wealth manage- to promote the lasting and tailored partnerships it ment, Banque Palatine helps its customers achieve forms with its customers. their personal and professional goals. O Banque Palatine transferred its electronic pay- Banque Palatine has DPOm rmed the quality of its ment and desktop publishing activities to different business model. As a human scale entrepreneur- entities in Groupe BPCE. ial bank, it establishes a true m nancial partnership O *UFOUFSFEJOUPBQBSUOFSTIJQXJUI"DYJPS$PSQPSBUe with its customers and provides truly personalized 'JOBODF BNFSHFSTBOEBDRVJTJUJPOTDPOTVMUJOHmSN, TVQQPSU BOEBDRVJSFEBOFRVJUZJOUFSFTUJOUIFDPNQBOZ

2011 HIGHLIGHTS $03103"TE CUSTOMERS 1, O Its new slogan L’art d’être #BORVJFS(“The art of Banque Palatine continued its steady development a successful year being a banker”) is driven by a real corporate pro- among medium-sized enterprises with revenues Gor the collective ject. It is the subject of an advertising campaign ranging from €15 to €500 million, its target market. QPSUGolio For some of them, it arranged two study visits to management Morocco, bringing its customers and prospects into of Palatine Asset contact with potential Moroccan partners. .BOBHFNFOU CBOLCSBODIFT It launched a comprehensive online corporate bank- Renowned for its conviction- ing service. 85% of its customers have migrated to based management style, the new EBICS and 48*'5/FU protocols. Palatine Asset Management was Banque Palatine TPMJEJm ed its position in corporate awarded 4 and 5 Morningstar   m nance by advising and arranging 65 transactions. “stars” for 16 equity funds and three “fi rst prizes” in the “French CVTJOFTTDVTUPNFST It reinforced its leadership among regulated real es- equities” category for its long- tate professions with nearly 40% of national bank- standing 6OJ)PDIF mutual fund. ing JOn ows, and it positioned itself among some    NPWJF BVEJPWJTVBM BOEFOUFSUBJONFOUDPNQBOJFT QSJWBUFDVTUPNFST INDIVIDUAL CUSTOMERS New customer acquisitions were also very strong among individuals with more than €50,000 in m nan- cial assets, with 463 new accounts opened. The éCJMMJPO volume of total savings exceeded €4 billion. JODVTUPNFSMPBOPVUTUBOEJOHT

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BPCE INTERNATIONAL ET OUTRE-MER (BPCE IOM) HANDLES COMMERCIAL BANKING BUSINESS OUTSIDE OF FRANCE. A WHOLL:-OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF BPCE, IT COMPRISES 13 BANKS, WITH A MAJORITY STAKE IN 11 OF THEM, AND THREE SPECIALIZED SUBSIDIARIES.

O Pramex International was involved as an adviser ORGANIC GROWTH AND ACQUISITIONS in 24 corporate fi nance operations on behalf of me- #1$& *0. PQFSBUFT JO B DPPQFSBUJWF TQJSJU UIBt dium-sized and intermediary businesses. SFTQFDUT MPDBM CSBOET BOE DVMUVSFT *U BJNT Uo EFWFMPQ B MBTUJOH SFMBUJPOTIJQ CFUXFFO JUT CBOLs 5IFCBOLTJOUIF#1$&*OUFSOBUJPOBM BOE UIFJS JOEJWJEVBM  QSPGFTTJPOBM  BOE DPSQPSBUe FU0VUSFNFSOFUXPSL DVTUPNFST JO UIF DPVOUSJFT BOE SFHJPOT XIFSe FRENCH OVERSEAS UIFZPQFSBUF 08/&34)*1 #3"/$)&4 5&33*503*&4 In 2011, BPCE IOM helped its subsidiaries to build The e tise Banque de La Réunion 88.90% 27 YQFS their activities in support of local economies. It of specialized Banque des added new banks and continued to seek acquisition 99.69% 24 TVCTJEJBSJFT opportunities in growing markets with TJHOJm cant Antilles Françaises #1$&*0.JODMVEFTUISFe savings capacities in Africa and Asia. Banque de 79.66% 2 TQFDJBMJ[FEDPNQBOJFT BPCE IOM acquired 75% of BMOI (Banque Mal- Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon O Ingépar arranges complex gache de l’Océan Indien) and, with Crédit Coopé- Banque de 96.74% 13 asset fi nancing operations ratif, purchased a 19.4% stake in Banque Nationale Nouvelle Calédonie in French overseas territories: de Développement Agricole du Mali (BNDA). Banque de Tahiti 96.12% 17 transport systems, real estate, BPCE IOM sold its entire capital investment in AFRICA, INDIAN OCEAN hotel and industrial projects, and Crédit Immobilier et Hôtelier (CIH) in Morocco, or Banque des Mascareignes public-private partnerships. 23.8% of its share capital. 100.00% 12 .BVSJDF O Pramex International and its 90 consultants based in 2011 HIGHLIGHTS BMOI (Madagascar) 75.00% 10 15 different countries support the O New services were developed. In La Réunion Banque Tuniso- 60.00% 20 international expansion of more and New Caledonia, a remote banking application Koweitienne BTK (Tunisia) than 600 companies every year. for smartphones was launched. A prepaid card for BICEC (Cameroon) 64.85% 32 O Océorane is a company initially young adults was created in La Réunion. In Saint BCI (Congo-Brazzaville) 99.98% 16 specialized in fi scal optimization Pierre and Miquelon, an online bank card payment (1) operations based on the system for small companies wanting to expand BNDA (Mali) 9.70% provisions of laws such as the their online sales was implemented. BICEC, Cam- &6301& so-called “Girardin” tax-shelter eroon’s top bank, introduced a mobile payment and BCP Luxembourg 80.10% 5 legislation; this entity has been money transfer solution via Orange Money, a m rst Fransabank France 40.01% 1 managed on a run-off basis for in Central Africa. Non-life insurance products were the past two years. expanded for banks in the overseas territories. (1) +9.70% owned by Crédit Coopératif *65 I

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A MAJOR #"/$"4463&63IN FRANCE, GROUPE BPCE DRAWS ON ITS INSURANCE SUBSIDIARIES AND PARTNERSHIPS WITH LEADING INSURANCE COMPANIES. THROUGH THE ".#*5*0/#"/26*&3"4463&63 PLAN THE GROUP IS SEEKING TO ACCELERATE THE DEVELOPMENT OF PROVIDENT AND NON-LIFE INSURANCE IN ITS NETWORKS.

LIFE INSURANCE NON-LIFE AND PROVIDENT Several companies help to design and manage life */463"/$& insurance contracts distributed by the Group net- Non-life and provident insurance cover people and XPSLT QSPQFSUZ O CNP Assurances, France’s leading personal in- The Group’s main structures are CNP Assurances, surer, is a partner of the Caisses d’Epargne, with BPCE Assurances, owned in partnership with Macif TVQQPSUGSPN&DVSFVJM7JF%ÏWFMPQQFNFOU/Vances and MAIF, and Natixis Assurances in partnership in $BQJ  a solution designed for private wealth man- non-life insurance with MAAF. agement and protected persons, was launched BPCE Assurances manages a portfolio of more successfully in 2011; than 2.4 million contracts distributed by the Caisse O Natixis Assurances provides life-insurance prod- d’Epargne network, Crédit Foncier, and Banque ucts to the Banque Populaire banks and to inde- BCP. Its production increased by more than 10%, pendent m nancial advisers. #MVF&EFO1BUSJNPJOF, a with 590,000 new policies sold. Two policies were new life insurance policy with an open architecture renewed this year: the ("7 personal accident in- for high-net-worth customers, is distinguished by surance and the MRH Assur’Toit comprehensive its n exibility and its highly extensive selection of home insurance solution.  m nancial solutions; /BUJYJT "TTVSBODFT OPOMJGF BOE QSPWJEFOU MJOFs PGUIFDVTUPNFST O Prépar-Vie distributes its products in the BRED GPS JOEJWJEVBM BOE TNBMM CVTJOFTT DVTUPNFST QFS PG#1$&"TTVSBODFT Banque Populaire network. GPSNFE TUSPOHMZ JO UIF #BORVF 1PQVMBJSF CBOLs BSFWFSZTBUJTGJFd In total, net JOn ows from life insurance totaled OFUXPSL*UTSFWFOVFTHSFXNPSFUIBO/BUJYJs XJUIUIFXBy €1.6 billion for the Group, which SFn ects good resil- "TTVSBODFT TPME B OFX  NPEVMBS BVUP JOTVSBODe iency in a diffi cult context. PGGFS $VTUPNJ[FE GPS JOEJWJEVBM BOE QSPGFTTJPOBl UIFJSDPNQFOTBUJPn DVTUPNFST JUDBOCFBEKVTUFEUPEJGGFSFOUBVUPNP JTIBOEMFE UJWFVTFTBOEQSPmMFT (Source: Cohda, 20 

1":.&/5-PROTECTION INSURANCE AND GUARANTEES /BUJYJT"TTVSBODFTDPOUSBDUT Natixis Assurances works alongside CNP Assur- XFSFBXBSEFEUIF-BCFl ances in payment-protection insurance for custom- EFYDFMMFODFCZUIF%PTTJFSs ers of the Caisses d’Epargne and Banque Populaire EFM²QBSHOF BOJOWFTUNFOt banks. Natixis Assurances posted a 45% increase NBHB[JOF in its revenues this year. France’s second-largest issuer of real-estate guar- antees, Compagnie Européenne de Garanties et Cautions (CEGC), a Natixis subsidiary, achieved revenues of €254.4 million. * 66 I THE CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANKING, ASSET MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES ARM

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*OUIFSFOFXBCMFFOFSHZTFDUPS /BUJYJTJTSBOLFd  UIFUFOUIMBSHFTUBSSBOHFSXPSMEXJEF XJUI GVMl Best bank for coWered bonds DBQBDJUZ  .8PQFSBUJPOTJO5IFTFQSP in 20 KFDUT DBO CF EJTUJOHVJTIFE CZ UIFJS UFDIOPMPHJDBl This prize confi rms Natixis’ worldwide leadership for covered EJWFSTJUZ oCJPNBTT QIPUPWPMUBJDTPMBS TPMBSUIFS bonds (whether denominated in euros or other currencies) NBM  POTIPSF XJOE  BOE PGGTIPSF XJOE  JODMVEJOg and substantiates the expertise it has developed in this BTFUPG XJOEUVSCJOFT oBOEUIFJSHFPHSBQIJDBl market over more than twelve years. Supported by increasing EJWFSTJUZ XJUIQSPKFDUTJO'SBODF 4QBJO *UBMZ (FS bank refunding requirements, the covered bondsmarket is NBOZ UIF6OJUFE4UBUFT $BOBEBBOEUIF6OJUFd pursuing its rapid growth. "SBC&NJSBUFT (Source: opinion poll organized by 5he CoWFS, a &VSP8FFL publication).

$"1*5AL MARKETS capital markets. Its secure platforms guarantee FIXED INCOME, FOREIGN EXCHANGE, best–price execution and operate 24/7 for foreign CREDIT AND C0..0%*5*&4 exchange transactions. *O UIFTF NBSLFUT  /BUJYJT JT JOWPMWFE JO CPUI TBMFs BOEUSBEJOH PGGFSJOHJUTDVTUPNFSTJOWFTUNFOUBOd 3&4&"3$) IFEHJOHQSPEVDUTGPS0&$%BOEFNFSHJOHDPVOUSJFT CIB research (economic, credit, equity, quantitative) With its global debt platform, Natixis provides its is part of the process of creating m nancial solutions TU customers with unique access to the credit market. that meet the needs of its customers. As a high   This integrated approach makes it possible to iden- added value service, the analyses published each CPPLSVOOFSJO tify the best solution to m t customer needs in terms day by Natixis make it easier for customers to make UIFQSJNBSZFRVJUZ of syndicated loans, primary bonds, securitization, strategic decisions. MJOLFENBSLFU credit solutions, and insurance. (1) Sources: 1roject Finance Magazine, Project Finance International, Global 5rade RFWJFX, 5rade Finance Magazine, IFR, JBOFs 5ransport Finance, JO'SBODFJO The bank strengthened its position as an issuer of Finance "sia, IFR "TJB etc. JOUFSNTPGCPUI bonds from m nancial institutions, businesses, and (2) Source : +BOFs 5ransport Finance – "JSDSBGt Finance InnoWator of the :ear – Transport Finance "Xard 20 WPMVNFBOEOVNCFS French CSBODIFT  . It ranks third in the global mar- (3) EMEA advisory mandates closed classifi cation. (4) Source : 1roject Finance International. PGPQFSBUJPOT ket for euro-denominated bond JTTVFT   and won  4PVSDF*'3*OUFSOBUJPOBM'JOBODJOH3FWJFXo3FWJFXPGUIF:FBS*'3 (6) Source : Projects larger than €50 million, 5homson Reuters, 1 (Source: Bloomberg – Lazard-Natixis several distinctions, including “best bank” for se- (7) 5op bookrunner in the primary bond market, denominated in euros, with SBOLJOH  m nancial institutions* (Source: Dealogic). 5PQCPPLSunner in the primary bond cured bonds in   and “greatest improvement” NBSLet, denominated in euros with FSFODh fi nancial institutions in 201 (source: Dealogic). Second highest bookrunner in the primary bond market,  in 2011 in the syndicated loan market  denominated in euros with FSFODh corporate institutions in 201 (source: Dealogic). (8) Source : *'35homson RFVUFST (9) Source : 5he CoWer – EuroWFFL – CoWered Bond "Xards 20 &26*5*&4 0) Source : &VSP8eek, 1 Syndicated Loans "XBSET The Equities division includes derivative and inter- mediation activities. It provides enhanced, compre- hensive services for the entire line of equities prod- ucts and can handle all corresponding fl ows. Natixis is recognized for the quality of its equity research, which covers 350 securities in 23 TFDUPST *OUIFQSJNBSZFRVJUZNBSLFU /BUJYJTBOE-B[BSE /BUJYJT DPOmSNFE UIFJS UPQ QPTJUJPO BOE UIFJr MFBEFSTIJQJOFRVJUZMJOLFEJTTVFTJO'SBODF Natixis is also working on an online service for * 68 I THE CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANKING, ASSET MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES ARM

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THE INVESTMENT SOLUTIONS DIVISION INCLUDES ASSET MANAGEMENT, INSURANCE, PRIV"TE BANKING AND PRIV"TE EQUITY. IT RELIES ON DISTRIBUTION NETWORKS THAT HAVE BEEN ADAPTED TO THE SPECIFICS OF ITS MARKETS. WITH ITS GLOBAL EXPERTISE IN ASSET MANAGEMENT, IT CAN MEET THE NEEDS OF ITS INSTITUTIONAL AND PRIV"TE CUSTOMERS.

ASSET MANAGEMENT /BUJYJT (MPCBM "TTFU .BOBHFNFOU JT BNPOg UI UIF UPQ  BTTFU NBOBHFST JO UIF XPSME   XJUh   é CJMMJPO JO BTTFUT VOEFS NBOBHFNFOU Bt MBSHFTUBTTFU  UIFFOEPG TPMJEQPTJUJPOTJO&VSPQFBOEUIe NBOBHFSXPSMEXJEF (Source: Cerulli QuantitBUJWe Update: Global Markets 201, 6OJUFE4UBUFT BOEJOUFOTFEFWFMPQNFOUJO"TJB on the basis of assets managed at December 31, 20 

A i.6-TIBOUTIQUE” MODEL Natixis Global Asset Management relies on about 20 BGm liated companies practicing all styles of man- Natixis Asset éCJMMJPO agement in the main asset categories. Despite the .BOBHFNFOU unfavorable business environment, its offer and PGBTTFUTVOEFS TU O QMBDFBNPOH'SFODh EJWFSTJm ed geographical coverage have afforded it NBOBHFNFOU BTTFUNBOBHFNFOUDPNQBOJFs a satisfying year, with slightly increasing JOn ows. PVUPGNPSFUIBOSBUFEGVOEs Declining in Europe, activity increased in the United (Source: -e Monde 20  States and Asia, where major mandates were won, O(PME5SPQIZGPSUIFCFTUSBOHe notably in China. PGFVSPEFOPNJOBUFEFRVJUJFs JOUIFi*OTVSFSTwDBUFHPSZPWFr UISFFZFBST EXPERTISE AND DIS53*#65*0/ contracts, and launched some ten products in all (Source: -e RFWFOV 20  /BUJYJT(MPCBM"TTFU.BOBHFNFOUPQFOFEBEJTUSJ asset categories. Top ranked for the quality of its  O(PME5SPQIZGPSUIFCFTUSBOHe CVUJPOPGmDFJO.BESJE 4QBJO BOEFOUFSFEJOUPa commercial SFMBUJPOTIJQ , Natixis Asset Manage- PGEJWFSTJmFEGVOETJOUIFi*OTVSFST” EJTUSJCVUJPOQBSUOFSTIJQXJUI+BQBOT%BJXB#BOL. ment offers renowned expertise in m xed-income, DBUFHPSZPWFSUISFFZFBST *U IBT DPOUJOVFE UP FYQBOE JUT NBOBHFNFOU FY European-equity and socially-responsible invest- (Source: -e RFWFOV 20  QFSUJTF XJUIBQBSUOFSTIJQJOWPMWJOHBFRVJUy ment management. Its assets under management JOUFSFTUJOUIF*%'$".NBOBHFNFOUDPNQBOZJn totaled €284 billion at the end of 2011, or 52% of *OEJB *U IBT B NBKPSJUZ JOUFSFTU JO %BSJVT $BQJUBl the total amount managed by Natixis Global Asset 1BSUOFST  XIJDI TQFDJBMJ[FT JO BMUFSOBUJWF JOWFTU .BOBHFNFOU NFOU BEWJTJOH BOE JT MPDBUFE JO 1BSJT BOE /Fw :PSL BOEJUDSFBUFE"&86, BSFBMFTUBUFNBO */463"/$& BHFNFOUQMBUGPSNJO-POEPO Natixis Assurances offers a range of solutions In France and Europe, Natixis Asset Management for life insurance, provident insurance, payment- increased its market TIBSF  , won multiple key QSPUFDUJPO JOTVSBODF  BOE OPOMJGF JOTVSBODF *U is *69 I

BJNFEBUJOEJWJEVBMT JOEFQFOEFOUQSPGFTTJPOBMT and 13*7"TE EQUITY businesses. It is distributed by the retail banking Natixis’ private equity expertise, through its en- networks of Groupe BPCE, mainly by the Banque trepreneurial knowledge and its “one stop shop” Populaire banks, and by independent asset man- model, offers resilient and solid investment alter- agement providers, management companies, and natives to international institutional customers. private banks, for which dedicated subsidiaries The business – which covers the venture capital, Natixis Assurances Partenaires and Natixis Life development capital, and transmission segments in in Luxembourg meet the needs of private wealth addition to the selection of external funds – current- management customers. ly manages more than €2.9 billion. In 2011, the six Net JOn ows have remained positive in life insur- management teams were able to adapt to a highly ance, in spite of the m nancial crisis. Assets under unstable environment by changing their products management were €37.7 billion, an increase of 3%. and services. Non-life insurance continued its strong climb, with (1) Source: Europerformance as of December 31, 2011. (2) Source: “Image et Finances” study – Le Baromètre de la gestion revenues up 8%. Provident and payment-protec- déléguée – 202, December 20 tion insurance posted a very TJHOJm cant increase in revenue (+20%), SFn ecting the ambitious strategy 4élection 1 of the Banque Populaire banks in equipping their OE customers with insurance policies. voted 2 best banking platform by the magazine (FTUJPOEF Several new policies were introduced, including 'PSUVOF (2011 ranking). a modular auto insurance policy and a high-end life insurance policy in the Banque Populaire banks network and, for independent asset management providers and private banks, fund management.

13*7"TE BANKING Dedicated entirely to private investors, private bank- Natixis "TTVSBODFT ing services are provided by Banque Privée 1818 in France and with the teams of Natixis Private O More than1.8 million Banking in Luxembourg. To increase business, it DVTUPNFST capitalizes on three high-potential distribution chan- O  new customers nels: Groupe BPCE networks, independent m nancial in 2011. advisers, and direct customers, notably those referred by Natixis. *O   QSJWBUF CBOLJOH EFWFMPQFE B GBNJMZ PGmDe TFSWJDFBOETFUVQBMJGFJOTVSBODFQMBUGPSNGPSUIe (SPVQTOFUXPSLT*OBEEJUJPO UIFNFSHFSPG8 1BSUFOBJSFT BOE 4ÏMFDUJPO 3 JO .BSDI SFTVMUFd JO 4ÏMFDUJPO   B EFEJDBUFE TVCTJEJBSZ GPS JOEF QFOEFOU mOBODJBM BEWJTFST 8JUI é CJMMJPO JO OFt JOnPXT QSJWBUFCBOLJOHBTTFUTVOEFSNBOBHFNFOt UPUBMFEé CJMMJPOBUUIFFOEPG  * 70 I THE CORPORATE AND INVESTMENT BANKING, ASSET MANAGEMENT AND FINANCIAL SERVICES ARM

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SPECIALIZED FINANCING €3 billion in 2011, with an 18% growth in equip- ment leasing. Natixis Energéco, a major player '"$503*/( in m nancing renewable energy in France, gener- A key player in factoring in France, Natixis Factor ated €204 million in new business, an increase of reached a record level of revenue in 2011 at nearly 3%. Natixis LLD and GCE Car Lease merged to €25 billion, an increase of 18%. A stronger pres- create Natixis Car Lease, which manages a n eet of ence of specialists in the regions, through the 18,000 long-term rental vehicles. Banque Populaire and Caisse d’Epargne networks, provides a more FGm cient response to the needs of $ONSUMER CREDIT their customers. Natixis Factor launched two new 3BOLFE no. 3 JO 'SBODF   /BUJYJT 'JOBODFNFOt products, the balance buyback and a pan-European EFTJHOTBOENBOBHFTUIFSFWPMWJOHBOEQFSTPOBl multi-domestic solution, mainly designed for key MPBOT JTTVFE CZ UIF (SPVQT OFUXPSLT "MM QSPE accounts with more than 50% of their revenue fac- VDUTBSFJODPNQMJBODFXJUIUIFMBXPODPOTVNFr %Fm: an tored in 2011. DSFEJU XIJDICFDBNFFGGFDUJWFJO.BZ  unparalleled %FWFMPQNFOUDPOUJOVFTPOBTIBSFENBOBHFNFOt multi-brand, SURETIES AND GU"3"/5&&4 QMBUGPSNXJUI#/11BSJCBT1FSTPOBM'JOBODF1BSU multi-service Compagnie Européenne de Garanties et Cautions OFSTIJQTXJUIUIF(SPVQTOFUXPSLTBSFFYQBOEJOg shared-service (CEGC) occupies strong positions in the French real BOEHSPXJOHTUSPOHFS/FXMPBOTUPUBMFEé CJM QMBUGPSN estate market: ranked no. 2 in real estate sureties MJPO BOJODSFBTFPG5IFOVNCFSPGMPBOTVOEFr  %Fm and distribution tools among JOEJWJEVBMT , a key guarantor for property NBOBHFNFOUUPUBMFE  BUUIFFOEPGUIe dedicated to the administrative managers and realtors, and a co-leader in com- ZFBS and accounting management pletion guarantees among house builders. Nearly of fi nancial instruments enable 40,000 guarantees were issued to businesses, es- CINEMA AND "6%*07*46AL FINANCING middle and back offi ces, sales pecially online market sureties, which have been Ranked no. 1 in 'SBODF  , Natixis $Pm ciné m nances advisers and account managers very popular. In 2011, CEGC issued 300,000 guar- the production, distribution, and operation of cin- to handle all types of operations, and allow customers to place antee documents for €23 billion. ematic and audiovisual works. orders online and to consult A total of 456 new projects were set up in 2011, their securities accounts. -&"SE FINANCING for a total of €590 million, 75% of which was for More than 70 banks, fi nancial Natixis Lease provides real estate lease m nancing UIF DJOFNB 5ISFF PG UIF GJOBODFE GJMNT ESFw administrations and asset within all of the Group’s networks and is ranked 25 million viewers in 2011, an outstanding year for management companies have  already adopted this solution. no. 1 in the French NBSLFU , providing equipment French fi lms. and property leasing. New business exceeded *71 I

FINANCIAL SERVICES 1":.&/54 France’s third-biggest operator of payment sys- &.1-0YEE BENEFITS PLANNING tems, with market share of 21%, Natixis Paiements Natixis Interépargne and Natixis Intertitres together recorded a 9% increase in payment systems and offer a full range of products in employee CFOFm ts stable business in the processing of checks and planning: savings plans, retirement savings, em- other n ows. The development of innovative pay- ployee share ownership, collective insurance and ment solutions, including the contactless payment service vouchers. card, will continue to be developed in 2011 for cus- Natixis Interépargne consolidated its position as tomers of Groupe BPCE networks. the leading keeper of employee savings accounts in 'SBODF  with more than 3 million employee ac- $645ODIAL SERVICES counts, 50,000 businesses, and a market share of Ranked no. 2 in retail custody and private wealth   . The leader in employee savings plans also management in France, the EuroTitres depart- consolidated its top position in employee savings, ment handles all of the securities networks for the with    of the market, posting a strong in- Group’s networks and many leading banking and crease in the Perco market  with a market share of m nancial players. more than   in accounts under management *OBOVOGBWPSBCMFFOWJSPONFOU BTTFUTVOEFSNBOBHF and more than   in assets under custody. Em- NFOUEFDMJOFE BOEUIFSFXFSF NJMMJPOTFDVSJUJFs ployee savings plans for SMEs and small business- BDDPVOUTVOEFSNBOBHFNFOU es also grew strongly, with more than 11,000 new (1) Source: Natixis studies. (2) Source: Natixis Cofi ciné stVEJFT DPOUSBDUT (3) Source: AFG as at June 30, 20 (4) Source: Finansol, June 20 Natixis Intertitres introduced its entire product line (5) Source: Natixis Interépargne as at December 31, 20 to the Caisses d’Epargne network. Its market share (6) Source: Titres Cadeaux as at December 31, 20 topped    for $&46 %PNBMJO¥ and reached nearly 12% for the Chèque de 5BCMF¥ whose total number of users were up 15% in one year. Payment vouchers were expanded with CA DO $BSUF  launched by Titres Cadeaux, a subsidiary of Natixis and , becoming the fourth-largest issuer  of gift certifi cates in France. * 72 I EQUITY INTERESTS

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/&9*5: MAISONS FRANCE CONFORT Nexity and its corporate project Nexity %FNBJO, Maisons France Confort is a leading company for launched in 2011, strive to be a part of all real estate homebuyers in France   and one of the top play- projects. Under its own brand, the Group provides ers providing ownership opportunities to m rst-time individuals, businesses, and local government with homebuyers. Its revenues totaled €584 million, an the most comprehensive range of consulting and increase of 32%. expertise, products, services, and solutions in order Maison 1FSGPSNBODFT a steel-frame house provid- to meet all needs. Its business areas – transaction, ing excellent value in terms of quality, price and per- management, design, promotion, layout, advis- formance DPOm rmed its potential, and the Concept ing, and all related services – are set up to serve MFC  the m rst positive energy home, which and support them. Top ranked in its sector, Nexity comes with an electric car, was launched. is m rmly committed to its customers, the environ- ment, and society. $0'"$& The 2011 results show the Group’s strength, its Coface provides businesses with credit insurance strong sales, and the quality of its management. In solutions and helps them assess and prevent the terms of sales, Nexity continued to improve, with risk of m nancial collapse by their buyers. It also man- a strong increase in market share in residential real ages public guarantees (which cannot be insured in estate and a historically high number of commercial the private market) to support French exports. Its in- real estate orders. Together, the order books for ternational network gives it a presence in 79 coun- these two activities are at their highest levels ever. tries, either directly (66 countries) or through its In services and networks, performance is solid, and CreditAlliance network partners. the Group has taken steps to make them even bet- In 2011, Coface refocused its core business (credit ter. Financially, the results are satisfactory, with a insurance) and reorganized around seven geograph- strong balance sheet and TJHOJm cant unused m nanc- ical platforms for more personal service and high ing capacity. service quality. In line with projections, 2011 revenues totaled In 2011, revenues increased 7.4% to €1.55 bil- €2.6 billion. Current operating income was €212 mil- lion, 83% of which was from credit insurance. The lion, excluding expenses related to the Nexity De- claims ratio and the net cost ratio for reinsurance NBJOproject, for an operating margin of 8.1% and improved (57% and 25.2% respectively). Current current income after taxes equaling €122.2 million. net income was €121 million, excluding restructur- ing costs (+21%).

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