EX-99.1 3 dex991.htm SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION FROM INTERCEPT ANALYST DAY MEETING Slide Show Presentation from InterCept Analyst Day Meeting

 

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InterCept, Inc.

 


 

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Agenda

 

    Corporate Update
    InterCept Payment Solutions
    Financial Institutions Division
    EFT Division
    Financial Overview & 2003 Forecast
    Follow-up Q & A


 

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Forward Looking Statements

 

    Statements in this presentation relating to future events, projections, plans and underlying assumptions are “forward-looking statements” within the meaning of securities law
    Actual results may differ materially from these forward-looking statements, which are subject to risks and uncertainties
    For a discussion of the risks and factors that could cause InterCept’s actual results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements, see the discussion of “Risk Factors” in the company’s Annual Report on form 10-K filed March 31, 2003


 

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Corporate Update

 

Jeff Berns

 

Senior Vice President

 


 

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InterCept Today

 

    InterCept designs and implements advanced software solutions that help financial institutions and merchants prepare for and meet tomorrow’s challenges today

 


 

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Growth Update

 

June 1998—700 customers

 

April 2003 – 2,000 customers


 

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Locations

 

    Atlanta, GA (Corporate Headquarters)
    Birmingham, AL
    Thomson, GA
    Lenexa, KS
    San Antonio, TX (InterCept Output Solutions)
    Calabasas, CA
    Item Processing Center Network
    Deerfield Beach, FL (InterCept Payment Solutions)
    New Castle, DE (InterCept Payment Solutions)

 

Over 2,000 employees


 

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InterCept Data/Item Processing

 

•      Jonesboro, AR

•      Atlanta, GA

•      Macon, GA

•      Richmond, VA

•      Columbia, SC

•      Jacksonville, FL

•      Miami, FL

•      Tampa, FL

•      Cookeville, TN

•      Nashville, TN

•      Maryville, TN

•      Colorado Springs, CO

•      Los Angeles, CA

•      Seattle, WA

 

•      Birmingham, AL

•      Dallas, TX

•      Houston, TX

•      Austin, TX

•      Lenexa, KS

•      Lombard, IL

•      West Deptford, NJ

•      Carlstadt, NJ

•      Chelmsford, MA

•      Norwood, MA

•      Greensboro, NC

•      Oklahoma City, OK

•      Utica, NY

•      Woodbury, NY


 

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Bankers Bank Alliances


 

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Products & Services


 

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Core Processing Software

 

    Client/Server—Windows NT® based that is fully descriptive with no codes to learn
    Service bureau or in-house delivery


 

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Core Processing Software

 

    Online real-time core bank processing centered around the Customer Information File
    Totally integrated software


 

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On-line Teller Platform System

 

    Windows®based teller system that integrates traditional transaction processing with client/server architecture
    Teller operational efficiencies expanded with decreased balancing time, elimination of proof errors and reduced human errors


 

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Loan Management System

 

    Lenders see critical information before releasing additional funds
    One relational data set provides a comprehensive “snapshot” of the customer’s entire loan portfolio

 


 

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Check Imaging

 

    Bank-wide electronic access retrieves checks on PCs for faster signature verification, improved customer service, faster research and bottom-line cost savings
    At statement time customers receive compact, easy-to-read records of imaged checks


 

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    Single source for comprehensive and customized electronic commerce and transaction processing solutions

 

    ATM and point-of-sale (POS) terminal driving, debit card transactions, funds transfer and remote banking services


 

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    Rapid response time and secure reliable transmission and processing of transactions and information

 

    On-line monitoring and troubleshooting and a single point of contact for all communication needs


 

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Regulatory Reporting Software

 

    Currently used by approximately 7,000 financial institutions nationwide

 

    Convenient Internet delivery and updates, real-time error checking and on-line FFIEC instructions


 

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Optical Storage

 

    Advanced report storage and retrieval system that permanently stores vital information on CD

 

    32-bit technology provides 100% protection against data loss


 

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    InterCept Payment Solutions enables businesses to accept credit card, debit card and electronic check payments

 

    Merchants process payments through any delivery channel, including point-of-sale, call center, Internet and wireless


 

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    Comprehensive services handle large-scale needs of financial institutions, major medical systems, utility companies and loan service operations

 

    Clients outsource essential,non-core business operations including data processing, laser printing, mailing services and electronic bill presentment


 

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SBS Data Services

 

    Additional core processing option

 

    Largest Kirchman Service Bureau center

 

    Ability to target core functionality of larger institutions

 

    Processed in Birmingham, AL location


 

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Summary

 

    InterCept takes the complexity out of technology for community financial institutions

 

    Our end-to-end solutions simplify financial technology so our customers can focus on their core business

 

    We deliver a wide range of integrated products, services and support that help banks compete in today’s challenging financial services arena


 

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John Perry

 

Chief Executive Officer


 

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Background

 

iBill

 

EPX

• Proprietary billing interface

• FDC processing

• Deerfield Beach, FL

 

• Proprietary front/back-end

• MSP

• New Castle, DE

 

 

Bank Service Division

 

• Agent bank processing

• NOVA/USB

• Brentwood, TN

 

= InterCept Payment Solutions


 

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Strategy

 

    Position InterCept Payment Solutions as:

 

    Provider of payment and billing BPO services for

 

    Banks

 

    Billers

 

    Merchants

 

    Generate additional revenue streams through value-added services:

 

    Stored-value applications

 

    Multi-currency processing


 

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Create Value

 

    Combine three (3) payment businesses:

 

    iBill

 

    EPX

 

    Bank Services Division

 

    Leverage management team to:

 

    Drive cost efficiencies in platform – specifically iBill

 

    Capitalize on organic growth – cross-sell & retention

 

    Market ACH capabilities

 

    Develop Affinity programs for marketing associations


 

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180 Day Plan

 

    First 60 days

 

    Focus technology efforts on DE authorization network and:

 

    New account boarding

 

    Customer service and fraud detection for small merchants

 

    iBill platform

 

    Finalize integrated strategic sales/marketing plan

 

    Data mining of existing base – targeted lead generation

 

    Initiate “positioning” and branding efforts

 

    Assure sales comp and promotions support strategy

 

    Ongoing and productive dialogue with card associations


 

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180 Day Plan

 

    90 Days

 

    Offer fully integrated credit, debit InterCept product

 

    Active marketing of new business through bank channel

 

    Identify and seek out non-traditional business partners

 

    Begin cross-sell program to current merchants to drive revenues – build referral tele-center program

 

    Ongoing and productive dialogue with the card associations

 

    Market InterCept Payment Solutions products using former EPX platform to clients


 

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180 Day Plan

 

    Drive new revenues through bank channel

 

    Begin serious discussions with alliance partners

 

    Ongoing and productive dialogue with the card associations

 

    Finalize synergy process

 

    Consolidate operations


 

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Financial Institutions Division

 

Randy Fluitt

 

Executive Vice President


 

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Organization

 

    Geographic Regions for Data/Item Processing

 

    West

 

    Southeast

 

    Mid Atlantic

 

    New England

 

    Sovereign

 

    Technical Services

 

    Ancillary Products

 

    Core Product Development

 

    Conversions

 

    Training & Education

 

    Technical Support

 

    Network Services & Implementation

 

    Customer Care

 

    Output Solutions

 

    Regulatory Solutions


 

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Data & Item Center Locations

 

Item/Image Centers

Support & Develop offices


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Customer Profile

 

    450 Core Processing Customers

 

    550 Image Processing Customers

 

    Contracts

 

    5 to 7 years in length

 

    More than 95% of customers renew for like term

 

    Fees are assessed on number of accounts, transactions, etc which continually grow throughout the term

 

    Permits annual price increases of not greater than 10%

 

    Early termination penalty requires 60% to 80% of unexpired term


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Customer Profile

 

    New Charter Banks

 

    Complete turnkey operational startup service

 

    Priced with minimums, but extremely fast growth

 

    Established Financial Institutions

 

    Up to $1.5 billion in assets

 

    100 plus branches across multiple service centers

 

    24 x 7 x 364 processing & online availability

 

    Image Processing Financial Institutions

 

    Up to $40 billion in assets

 

    Image capture of total deposited items

 

    Check image archival, retrieval and access capability

 

    Corporate customer cash management and related image services

 

    New Industry Segments

 

    Remittance Processing Customers

 

    Image Clearing & Settlement


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Service & Product Philosophy

 

    “Full Service Provider” to Financial Institutions

 

    Fully integrated, single source technology solutions

 

    Advanced product solutions

 

    Customer focused

 

    Relationship Managers

 

    Executive and Operations conferences

 

    Education / Training

 

    Long term customer relationships

 

    Commitment to banks’ operating efficiencies

 

    Service & Product continuity nationwide

 

    Business Unit accountability

 


 

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Pricing Strategy & Overview

 

    In-House

 

    License fees plus annual maintenance

 

    Service Bureau

 

    Recurring fees based on number of accounts and transactions processed

 

    Network Communications

 

    Design & Implementaton fees as well as monthly recurring management fees

 

    Ancillary Products

 

    License fees plus annual maintenance fees

 


 

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The Sovereign Project


 

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The Process

 

    Joint effort, working closely together for two years

 

    On-site for 16 months learning Sovereign’s customer philosophies and processes

 

    Analyzed volumes, logistics and processes from all 525 community banking offices

 

    Hosted Sovereign in Atlanta and at InterCept’s largest sites and customers


 

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What We Will Do

 

    Image capture and processing of checks from all Sovereign Community Banking Offices

 

    Replace 5 Fiserv centers with 6 InterCept centers

 

    Process 25M check images each month

 

    Produce 1.6M image statements each month


 

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InterCept Technology

 

Self-Service Banking

 

Check Images

 

Distribution of Images

 

Flexible Inquiries

 

Workstation Viewing

  

Image Archival




  

Improved Access

 

Enhanced Customer Service

 

Streamlined Processes

 


 

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EFT Division

 

Denise Saylor

 

Senior Vice President


 

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EFT Division Today

 

    Gateway for approximately 500 financial institutions

 

    Provides connectivity to all national and majority of regional networks

 

    Commitment to customer service and long-term relationships

 

    Proprietary software


 

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EFT Division Today

 

    InterCept provides a full-range of EFT services including:

 

    ATM & Debit Card Processing

 

    750,000 Debit Cards

 

    530,000 ATM Cards

 

    Driving a full array of terminals

 

    2,150 ATM & Point of Sale (POS)

 

    Total Transaction Processing

 

    5.9 million PIN-based transactions

 

    5.3 million Signature-based transactions


 

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EFT Platform Upgrade

 

    Completion in 2003

 

    Increased volume capacity

 

    Increased functionality and flexibility

 

    Greater platform stability

 

    Provides ability to capitalize on growth opportunities


 

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Growth Opportunities

 

    Secure Debit Program

 

    Fraud Indemnification

 

    Security – provides peace of mind to offer debit product

 

    Increased penetration

 

    Debit Card Reward/Loyalty Program

 

    Incentives to drive consumers from credit card to debit card usage

 

    Shift from PIN-based to Signature-based transactions


 

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New Market Opportunity

 

    Stored-Value Cards

 

    Complement to debit cards and compete with cash

 

    Full range of pre-paid cards

 

    Capitalizes on the need for controlled and secure spending

 

    Option to tap into the “un-banked” market segment

 

    Fee income generator for institutions

 

    Increased transaction revenues for InterCept


 

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Financial Overview & 2003

Forecast

 

Scott Meyerhoff

 

Chief Financial Officer

 


 

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2002 Update

 

    GAAP loss of $0.12

 

    Non-recurring items including:

 

    Netzee loss of $8.3 million

 

    Impairment charge of $20.0 million

 

    MasterCard® fine of $1.9 million

 

    WorldCom reserve of $2.2 million

 

    Excluding these items:

 

    Net income = $0.93

 

    Cash flow from operations = $45.9 million


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What happened in Q4 2002?

 

    Merchant Processing Division:

 

    Attrition

 

    Fines

 

    Financial Institutions Division

 

    Check volumes were down

 

    EFT volumes were flat over Q3

 

    Sluggish one-time software sales


 

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Impairment Charge

 

    Required to evaluate intangibles annually

 

    Reviewed on 12/31/02

 

    No impairment on Financial Institutions Division

 

    $20.0 million on Merchant Services Division


 

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Impairment Charge

 

    $15.8 million related to customer relationships

 

    $2.3 million related to product technology

 

    $1.7 million related to non-compete agreements

 

    $0.2 million related to trade names

 

    Write-off reduces annual amortization expense by approximately $1.6 million


 

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Netzee

 

    Netzee sold to Certegy on 12/31/02

 

    Received $2.8 million in cash for stock and debt

 

    Write-off of $5.4 million

 

    Additional escrow of up to $0.2 million can be returned


 

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Credit Facility

 

    Re-structured debt facility on 3/31/03
    In compliance with facility
    Net debt approximately $32.7 million on 3/28/03
    In discussion with several other lenders


 

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2003 Q1 Outlook

 

    Revenues of $66 million to $67 million
    Financial institutions of approximately $44 million
    Merchant processing of approximately $18 million
    Customer reimbursements of approximately $4 million
    Earnings per share of $0.12
    Does not include re-structuring costs
    Does not include association fines agreed to in March
    GAAP earnings per share of $0.07 to $0.08


 

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2003 Forecast Model

 

    Revenue of $275 to $285 million
    Gross margins of 50% to 52%
    SG&A as percentage of sales from 35% to 37%
    EBITDA of $42 to $44 million
    Earnings per share of $0.72 to $0.77


 

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2003 Guidance

 

    Comfortable with current street consensus of $0.75 per share
    Revision to $0.72 to $0.77 per share due to the following:
    Merchant Services Division
    Restructuring charges and association fees
    Conversion of mainstream business to our processing back-end
    Financial Institutions Division
    Sovereign conversion commencement from Q2 to Q3


 

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Financial Institutions Division

 

    Revenue of $200 to $210 million
    Gross margins of 48% to 50%
    SG&A as a percentage of sales from 33% to 35%
    EBITDA of $30 to $32 million


 

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Merchant Services Division

 

    Revenue of $70 to $75 million
    Gross margins of 58% to 60%
    SG&A as percentage of sales from 42% to 44%
    EBITDA of $11 to $13 million


 

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Sovereign Conversion

 

    Originally anticipated conversion of Phase I in June 2003
    Revised Phase I conversion date scheduled for July-August 2003
    Phase II scheduled for November—December 2003


 

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InterCept, Inc.