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GDP PER CAPITA 1
Austria 140.3
Germany
Italy
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124.9
106.9
1. Nominal GDP per capita as at December 31, 2009 (EU27=100)
Estimated of Nominal GDP per capita within the EU27 as at December 31, 2009 (last update March 16, 2010).
2. Market Share in terms of Total Customer Loans as at December 31, 2009.
Source: Eurostat, UniCredit Research.
AUSTRIA, GERMANY AND ITALY
than one-third of the GDP of all European Union economies combined and together comprise one of the
continent’s wealthiest transnational regions.
In each of these countries, GDP per capita is higher than for the European Union as a whole. And Germany is well positioned –
in terms of GDP per capita – among the four largest EU economies: France, Germany, the United Kingdom and Italy.
In the wake of the unprecedented slowdown in 2009, the region’s economic growth is expected to resume and continue well
into the foreseeable future. Specifically, real economic growth is forecast to expand, on average, by roughly 1.6 percent in
Austria, 1.6 percent in Germany and 1.2 percent in Italy on average from 2010 to 2014, representing rates in line with, or
even well above, those achieved in the previous five-year period.
Exports will increasingly drive future growth. In 2009, exports in goods and services for
Austria, Germany and Italy equaled 50.1, 40.8 and 24.0 percent of GDP respectively
– among the highest of any EU countries. And these three nations are particularly
interconnected with the expanding economies of
Central and Eastern Europe (CEE).
More than half of Austrian exports and one-third of German and Italian exports
outside of “Old Europe” are directed to the CEE. Furthermore, more than
100,000 Austrian, German and Italian companies are active in the CEE.
The Group’s presence has grown both organically and through strategic
acquisitions in these countries over the years. Ranked among the top
banking network in our three core Western European countries, the Group
provides access to roughly 330 branches in Austria, 780 branches in
Germany and 4,700 branches in Italy.
Across Europe, UniCredit Group is refining its services by positioning its
customers at the core of Group’s operations. This includes the use of new client
segmentation criteria designed to achieve better customer service wherever the
Group operates. The first three countries to implement these changes will be Austria,
Germany and Italy.
MARKET SHARE 2 (%)
Austria 16.3
Germany
Italy
3.5
13.6