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Individual clients<br />

A record year for new accounts<br />

2007 goes down as a record year for client acquisitions, with more than<br />

530,000 individual demand accounts opened, an increase of some 26%<br />

on 2006. This strong momentum is confi rmed by the net growth in the number<br />

of individual accounts, which reported a signifi cant increase for the third year<br />

running (230,000 versus 170,000 in 2006 and 155,000 in 2005).<br />

This performance refl ects the targeted client acquisition strategy implemented<br />

several years ago with the goal of renewing and developing the individual client<br />

business:<br />

the network confi rmed its focus on proximity by opening 34 new branches,<br />

bringing the total to 140 new branches in four years in sectors that offer<br />

strong development potential. The 104 point-of-sale relocations carried out<br />

over the same period also attest to the mobility of this strategy.<br />

the very active campaign targeting the younger population – clients’<br />

children, students and young working people (see inset) – also paid off.<br />

A remarkable 328,000 client relationships were established with under-30s<br />

in 2007.<br />

the national client sponsorship campaign led to 21,000 new account<br />

openings, which refl ect the satisfaction of our clients and their willingness<br />

to recommend us.<br />

The network’s client advisors also strongly promoted Private Banking’s<br />

services. As a result, they guided 12,800 clients towards Wealth<br />

Management Advisors. At the end of 2007, 110,000 households, representing<br />

more than EUR 60 billion in assets under management, were benefi ting from<br />

Private Banking services in France.<br />

A dynamic policy<br />

focusing on the young<br />

Innovative offerings adapted<br />

to every age group:<br />

140,000 <strong>BNP</strong> <strong>Paribas</strong><br />

Multiplacement Avenir<br />

life insurance contracts<br />

have been set up<br />

for clients’ children since<br />

the product was launched<br />

at the end of 2006;<br />

successful assistance<br />

to students with their<br />

everyday challenges<br />

and in their relations<br />

with the Bank: Jeun’Appart<br />

housing deposits,<br />

bank balance consultation<br />

via SMS, free overdraft<br />

facilities;<br />

new global approach to<br />

young people starting work,<br />

together with <strong>BNP</strong> <strong>Paribas</strong><br />

Santé, a complementary<br />

healthcare package<br />

adapted to their budget.<br />

Major partnership<br />

with student mutual<br />

insurance network:<br />

a common goal of providing<br />

students with access<br />

to banking services<br />

and healthcare coverage;<br />

more than 11,000 new<br />

clients in six months.<br />

A highly original marketing<br />

and communication<br />

campaign:<br />

shock comics Erik<br />

and Ramzy bring the Bank<br />

closer to the under-30s<br />

through a multimedia<br />

campaign delivered<br />

largely via mobile phone<br />

and internet;<br />

<strong>BNP</strong> <strong>Paribas</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> 2007 /////// French Retail Banking<br />

updating of the under-30s<br />

space on bnpparibas.net<br />

to give it a clearer<br />

identity and to showcase<br />

the offering;<br />

strengthened online<br />

appeal with a chat<br />

room, music and game<br />

downloads, etc.<br />

Sunday Start: through<br />

its strong association<br />

with the tennis world,<br />

<strong>BNP</strong> <strong>Paribas</strong> is inviting<br />

10,000 young people<br />

to the Paris Masters<br />

at Bercy sports stadium<br />

in the French capital.<br />

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