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General Electric Company

Financial Services

-Overview/Strategy

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Reorganized into six GE businesses as of July 5

Infrastructure

Financial Svcs.

Commercial

Industrial

NBCU

Healthcare

Consumer

Finance

– Energy

– Energy Fin. Svcs.

– Aircraft Engines

– Aviation Fin. Svcs.

– Oil & Gas

– Rail

– Cons. & Industrial

– Plastics

– Equipment Svcs.

– Real Estate

– Lending &

Leasing

– Insurance

– NBCU

– Healthcare

– Consumer

Finance

• Expands growth capability

• Leverages key talent

• Positions for seamless transitions

• Sustains strong risk disciplines

• Improves pipeline of leadership development

• Simplifies organization … speed Ç cost È

New organization drives significant benefits

Revenue + segment profit reported at this level of detail in addition to six business units above

No change to GECS/GECC financial assets / 10K

(3)

Legal structure & ratings commitment

100%

100%

Primary GE

Issuer/Guarantor

Explicit support

ƒ

GE support to ensure GECC 1.1x

fixed-charge coverage ratio

ƒ

Guarantee of up to $1B subordinated

debt

Implicit support examples

ƒ

Acquisition capital – Heller (~$2.5B)

AAA/Aaa

AAA/Aaa

ERC

General Electric Capital

Corporation

General Electric

Company

General Electric

Capital Services, Inc.

(4)

Local funding entities

100%

Commitment to local markets

ƒ

GECC unconditional guarantee

ƒ

Parent rated “Triple-A”

ƒ

Proceeds used primarily to

fund local assets

ƒ

Access to deeper investor base

Primary GE

Issuer/Guarantor

AAA/Aaa

GE Capital Auto Lease

Public Company

(Thailand)

GE Capital

Australia Funding

UK Funding

GE Capital

GE Capital

European Funding

GE Capital

Canada Funding

GE Japan

Funding KK

General Electric Capital

Corporation

(5)

Self funding growth

Commercial Finance

3.9

4.5

20%

3.0

1.5

33%

Consumer Finance

2.2

2.5

30%

1.0

1.5

60%

Subtotal

$7.0

$4.0

$3.0

+ Income and Sales Proceeds from Insurance/Other

’03 Net

Income

($ in Billions)

’04 Net

Income

Required

to support

15% growth

’04 Income

Available

For Div

Payout

Ratio

Blended

Dividend

Payout

= 43%

X-parent support paydown, GECS can

self fund growth & pay 40% dividend

For exa

mple in

2004:

= 40%

Dividend

(6)

GECS segment results

-a)

($ in millions – net earnings)

Commercial Finance

$1,451

$1,135

$3,916

$3,072

– Capital Solutions

444

351

1,055

870

– Real Estate

343

243

893

750

– Insurance 239

120

906

583

Consumer Finance

$810

$681

$2,280

$1,883

Infrastructure

–b)

$383

$251

$1,044

$723

Industrial

–b)

$66

$30

$112

$27

Corp. items & elims.

–b)

$(25)

$156

$(100)

$42

3Q‘05

3Q‘04

(a- On an after-tax basis

(b- Includes only portions of the segment that are Financial Services businesses

(7)

19.5%

CAGR

19.5%

CAGR

Net Income

Delivered double digit earnings growth over the last 25 years

GE’s Financial Services Businesses

(8)

Insurance strategy progress

9

Releasing capital for higher-returning opportunities

9

Intensifying focus on exit from Insurance Solutions

($ in billions)

$25

$(6)

$(6)

~$(3)

~$10

9

Edison

9

FGIC

9

GNW IPO

9

GNW secondary

– March ’05

– September ’05

9

MedPro

9

Complete GNW

12/31/2002

(9)

Positioned to grow in any environment

Growth through cycles

1985

1990

1995

2000

2005E

$0.4

$1.1

$2.4

$5.2

~$9.8

Use same Risk Management rigor in all interest rate

environments

Match funding is a mandatory and centralized discipline

Disciplined Capital Allocation process…focused on Returns

Fed Funds

Interest Rates (%)

3.8

5.5

7.0

7.8

6.5

x-Kidder, ’02 ERC reserve

strengthening

(10)

2002

2005E

2010F

Higher-returning Financial Services

100%

($ in billions)

9

Expanded capabilities:

– Dual Card Finance

– Full supply chain financing

– Inventory Finance

– Global mortgage

– “Verticals”

– GE Money branding

– U.S. large-cap lending

100%

Commercial

& Consumer

Finance

Insurance &

Equipment

~20%

~23%

++

~(3)%

~5%

Low

Business mix (assets)

(11)

Commercial Finance

Provider of global commercial real estate capital and services

Global provider of Innovative financial solutions across the entire supply chain

Financing for working capital & capital expansion

Provider of equipment, real estate and working capital financing to the global

Healthcare Industry

Global provider of Insurance and Reinsurance solutions

Group of businesses with small share in big markets

delivering through the cycles

Capital

Capital

Solutions

Solutions

Corporate

Corporate

Financial

Financial

Services

Services

Healthcare

Healthcare

Financial

Financial

Services

Services

Real

Real

Estate

Estate

Energy

Energy

Financial

Financial

Services

Services

Aviation

Aviation

Services

Services

Financing Global Energy, industrial and infrastructure development

1,300+ Commercial Aircraft – owned

Insurance

(12)

~22%

ROE

'96

'05E

Consistent growth through good and bad economic times

($ in billions)

'96

'05E

$59

~$193B

14%

CAGR

14%

CAGR

Assets

$1.0

~$4.2B

Net Income

Strong net income and asset growth

Insurance $32B

~$100B

$0.8B

~$1B

17%

CAGR

17%

CAGR

(13)

24%

12%

9%

8%

7%

5%

5%

4%

4%

4%

3%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

2%

Diversified portfolio

Collateral

Healthcare

Industry

Hotels

Real Estate

Business

Services

Auto

Specialty

Retail

Other (48)

1% or Less

Machinery

equip

Trucking

11%

15%

4%

5%

5%

4%

6%

11%

13%

10%

15%

Real

Estate

Other

Corp. Jets

Trans. Equip

Fleet

Vehicles

Healthcare

Eqpt.

Cash

Flow

A/R + Inv

Dealer Inv

Franchise

FF&E/

Other Equip

Senior secured positions… broad spread of risk

Tech.

Hardware

Diversified Fin.

Chemical

Food & Beverage

Building Products

Consumer Services

Steel

Construction

Construction Material

Excluding GECAS and EFS

(14)

Sustained low delinquency

rates…

Delinquency / Non Earnings

0.50

0.70

0.90

1.10

1.30

1.50

1.70

1.90

'00

'01

'02

'03

'04

'05 E

Equipment delinquency

Non Earnings

0.50

0.70

0.90

1.10

1.30

1.50

1.70

1.90

2.10

'00

'01

'02

'03

'04

'05 E

(As a % of Financing Receivables)

(15)

Consumer Finance Overview

A Growing Global Consumer Finance Company

• Largest Provider Of Retailer Finance

Programs In The World

• 180,000 locations worldwide

• Only Global Independent Auto Finance

Company

• 45 relationships / 3MM cars

• A Fast Growing Personal Loan Company

• 3,400 locations; 225,000 cash access points

• An Emerging Global Mortgage Provider

• In 25 countries today…and expanding

• Largest Provider Of Retailer Finance

Programs In The World

• 180,000 locations worldwide

• Only Global Independent Auto Finance

Company

• 45 relationships / 3MM cars

• A Fast Growing Personal Loan Company

• 3,400 locations; 225,000 cash access points

• An Emerging Global Mortgage Provider

(16)

Consumer Finance

($ in billions)

'04

'05E

Assets

Net

Income

$2.5

~$3.0+

$151

~$175

Consistent, double-digit earnings growth

ROE

~31%

~31%

Less than 2% penetrated globally

Expand “direct to consumer” … personal

loans, deposits

Drive core growth through global IBs

Re-brand to GE Money

2004 was a solid BD year … announced

BAC (Cent Am) and Garanti Bank (Turkey)

deals in ’05

Continued risk management excellence

~20%

(17)

Business Overview – ’05E

Assets

Japan

Asia

Europe

Americas

Australia

Net Income – Geographic Split

47%

23%

17%

8%

5%

Japan

Asia

Australia

Europe

Americas

42%

27%

11%

15%

5%

2%

13%

29%

16%

28%

12%

Personal Loans

Sales

Finance

Cards

Auto

SME

Mortgages

(18)

Consumer – Asset Quality

2% 3% 4% 5% 6% 7%

Dec Mar Jun Sep Dec Mar Jun Sep Dec Mar Jun Sep

(19)

Consumer Finance Regions

Broad based global strategy

Europe

Americas

Asia

• Demonstrated success

in Eastern Europe …

Czech, Hungary, Poland

• Leverage model to

expand to new

geographies

Russia, Latvia in ‘04

–Developing Europe,

Turkey in ’05+

• Expand Mortgage in UK,

France – high growth

• Leverage CAMGE

partnership in Spain

…access to market

• Expand dual card

penetration…~$5.5B in

assets by ‘06

• Expanding to Central

America- BAC

• Leverage WMC for

cross-sell

• Continue to acquire

customers

– QVC, IKEA

• Mortgage roll-out

continues

• AFIG (Australia),

Japan, Thailand

• Expanding HCS joint

venture in Korea

• Continue expansion

in India

• Evaluate new markets:

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GE credit ratings

General Electric Company

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

General Electric Capital Services

P-1

Aa1

A-1+

AAA

General Electric Capital Corporation

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• GE Capital Australia Funding*

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• GE Capital Canada Funding*

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• GE Capital European Funding*

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• GE Japan Funding*

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• GE Capital UK Funding*

P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

• General Electric Capital Canada Inc.* P-1

Aaa

A-1+

AAA

* Guaranteed by General Electric Capital Corporation

Moody’s Rating

Short Term Long Term

S&P Rating

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