EX-99.1 2 ppbi_8knov2007presex991.htm PPBI 8-K NOVEMBER 2007 INVESTOR PRESENTATION SLIDES EXHIBIT ppbi_8knov2007presex991.htm
Investor Presentation

Third Quarter 2007
Steven R. Gardner
President & CEO
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Forward-Looking Comments
The statements contained herein that are not historical facts are
forward looking statements based on management's current
expectations and beliefs concerning future developments and
their potential effects on the Company. There can be no
assurance that future developments affecting the Company will
be the same as those anticipated by management. Actual results
may differ from those projected in the forward-looking
statements. These forward-looking statements involve risks and
uncertainties. These include, but are not limited to, the following
risks: (1) changes in the performance of the financial markets, (2)
changes in the demand for and market acceptance of the
Company's products and services, (3) changes in general
economic conditions including interest rates, presence of
competitors with greater financial resources, and the impact of
competitive projects and pricing, (4) the effect of the Company's
policies, (5) the continued availability of adequate funding
sources, and (6) various legal, regulatory and litigation risks.
 
 

 
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Southern California Community Bank
Data as of September 30, 2007
NASDAQ National Market
PPBI
Assets
$779 million
Fully diluted shares
6,554,247
Fully diluted Book Value
$9.56
PPBI Overview
 
 

 
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PPBI Overview
Company History
Transitioning business model
Balance sheet strength
Favorable relative valuation
 
 

 
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Today’s Agenda
Three Phase 
Strategic Business Plan
Phase 1 - Recapitalize
Phase 2 - Growth
Phase 3 - Commercial Banking Model
 
 

 
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What We Inherited
Nationwide Subprime Lender
Assets
$552 million
Loans
$434 million
Subprime loans
75%
NPA’s
7.8%
Employees/Offices
334/10
Under capitalized
Subject to Regulatory Enforcement
Phase 1
 
 

 
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Completed June 2002
Assets
$246 million
Loans
$135 million
Employees/Offices
63/4
Substantial reduction in risk
Recapitalized - Private Placement
Note and warrant issued
Regulatory concerns resolved
Phase 1
 
 

 
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Phase 2
Loan growth - Multi-family focus
Deposit products and services
 
 

 
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($ in millions)
$472
Loan Growth
 
 

 
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Deposit Growth
($ in millions)
$289
 
 

 
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Completed 2004
Assets
$543 million
Loans
$472 million
Secondary Offering
$26 million
Note retired
Stage set for transition
Phase 2
 
 

 
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Phase 3
Transition Business Model
Diversify Loan Portfolio
Relationship Banking
Expansion of Branch Network
 
 

 
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($ in millions)
$260
Business and CRE Growth
 
 

 
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Diversify Loan Portfolio
Multifamily
CRE Investor
CRE business
C&I
SBA
Other
 
 

 
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Year
Qtr
Loan Sales
Gain $
Gain %
2005
Q1
$ 8,119
$ 69
0.86%
 
Q2
$ 2,257
$ 25
1.12%
 
Q3
$ 21,630
$ 269
1.25%
 
Q4
$ 28,067
$ 227
0.81%
2006
Q1
$ 38,987
$ 393
1.01%
 
Q2
$ 39,955
$ 472
1.18%
 
Q3
$ 65,371
$ 1,462
2.24%
 
Q4
$ 61,438
$ 1,325
2.16%
2007
Q1
$ 63,999
$ 1,034
1.62%
 
Q2
$ 50,535
$ 1,016
2.01%
 
Q3
$ 70,095
$ 970
1.37%
(dollars in thousands)
Loan Sales
 
 

 
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Phase 3
Transition Business Model
Diversify Loan Portfolio
Relationship Banking
Expansion of Branch Network
 
 

 
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Relationship Marketing
 
 

 
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As of September 30, 2007 dollars in thousands, excludes broker deposits
Deposit Mix
 
 

 
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Deposit Mix
12/31/04
9/30/07
CD’s
Transaction
Consumer
Business
 
 

 
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Business Account Growth
1,317
 
 

 
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Business Deposit Growth
$45,594
(dollars in thousands)
 
 

 
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Phase 3
Transition Business Model
Diversify Loan Portfolio
Relationship Banking
Expansion of Branch Network
 
 

 
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Los
Angeles
Orange
San Bernardino
San Diego
Riverside
Imperial
Kern
San Luis
Obispo
Santa
Barbara
Ventura
Existing Branch
Southern California Market
 
 

 
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Risk Management
Balance Sheet Strength
 
 

 
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Multifamily
 
Loan to Value
64.11
Debt Coverage Ratio
1.20
Average Balance
$972,234
   
CRE Investor
 
Loan to Value
61.96
Debt Coverage Ratio
1.31
Average Balance
$1,158,222
   
CRE Business
 
Loan to Value
61.59
Average Balance
$997,510
Portfolio Characteristics
 
 

 
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NPA to Total Assets
Asset Quality
 
 

 
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California Market
It’s the Economy
 
 

 
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Source: U.S. Census Bureau
Top 10 States by Population
06/30/2006 Population
Projected Population Change 2006-2015
Rank
State
(#)
Rank
(#)
1
California
37,236,000
1
6,932,000
2
Texas
23,786,000
2
2,793,000
3
New York
19,532,000
6
666,000
4
Florida
18,478,000
3
2,218,000
5
Illinois
13,092,000
10
542,000
6
Pennsylvania
12,590,000
31
168,000
7
Ohio
11,627,000
32
160,000
8
Michigan
10,317,000
33
154,000
9
Georgia
9,553,000
5
787,000
10
North Carolina
8,905,000
7
613,000
California Market
 
 

 
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Source: SNL
Top 10 States by Household Income
Median Household Income
Projected Median Household Change
Rank
State
2007 ($)
Projected Growth
5 yr. Growth
*
Orange County
75,660
1
13,218
1
New Jersey
69,831
5
11,438
2
Connecticut
68,430
2
12,855
3
Massachusetts
66,046
1
13,196
4
Maryland
65,627
9
11,117
5
Alaska
63,746
8
11,143
6
New Hampshire
62,216
14
10,577
7
Minnesota
61,307
4
11,851
8
Colorado
60,976
3
11,884
9
California
60,268
16
9,998
10
Delaware
60,094
19
9,507
California Market
 
 

 
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* 58 Counties in California
Source: SNL
Top 10 Counties by Population
Population
Projected Population Change
Rank
County
2007 (#)
Rank
2007 - 2012 (#)
1
Los Angeles
10,110,975
2
342,762
2
Orange
3,081,783
5
137,448
3
San Diego
3,064,142
6
128,081
4
Riverside
2,100,707
1
452,912
5
San Bernardino
2,051,757
3
283,963
6
Santa Clara
1,771,177
11
63,939
7
Alameda
1,500,793
17
36,169
8
Sacramento
1,421,408
4
140,435
9
Contra Costa
1,047,327
12
59,593
10
Fresno
915,824
9
92,040
California Market
 
 

 
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Orange Cty.
So. Cal.
National
Business Growth
15.9%
15.7%
7.4%
Payroll Growth
42.3%
45.1%
28.1%
Employment Growth
17.0%
18.3%
7.5%
Unemployment Rate
3.8%
4.6%
5.0%
No. of Businesses
82,000
493,000
N/A
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, 2002 data compared to 1997
Economic Strength
 
 

 
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P/EPS
P/TBV
CA Banks*
16.4x
211%
PPBI Metrics*
13.1x
110%
*   As of 10/26/07
Source: SNL
Attractive Valuation
Valuation relative to California Peers:
 
 

 
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PPBI Summary
Transition to Commercial Bank
Low Risk Balance Sheet
On-going Expansion
 
Excellent time to invest
 
 

 
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