The document provides an overview of how Salesforce helped Shinsei Bank and ThinkEquity Partners improve their client relationships and internal collaboration. For Shinsei Bank, Salesforce enabled information sharing across teams, improved reporting, and facilitated a more customer-centric approach. For ThinkEquity Partners, Salesforce provided activity monitoring, optimized event and call tracking, and supported additional functionality for different business units. Both companies saw increased user adoption and satisfaction after implementing Salesforce.

1. Success With Salesforce for Capital Markets Dushyant Pandya, salesforce.com VP, Product Strategy Track: Financial Services

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3. Agenda Salesforce.com focus in Financial Services Corporate Banking – Shinsei Bank Institutional Sales and Research Q&A

4. Institutional Research Functions Mobile Applications Organize/Attend Industry Conferences Meet Company Sales Force, Traders, I-Bankers Meet Company Management Call Prospects Make Client Presentations Event Management Contact Management Tick Sheet

5. Institutional Sales Functions Research Portfolio Managers Hedge Funds Banks Prospect for New Clients Existing Clients Manage Region Buy-side Analysts Mobile Applications Contact Management Morning Calls Optimized Coverage

6. Corporate Banking Universe of Relationships EMEA Leverage value of global relationships Effective client coverage Fewer silos - Team selling! Power to relationship bankers Corporate Finance Financial Advisory Service Capital Raising Asset Management US Japan Asia Verticals Product Groups Strategic Client Management Relationship Banking Securities / Capital Markets Client focuses

7. Scott Harper IBG Project Manager [email_address]

8. Shinsei Bank Overview History The Long-Term Credit Bank of Japan (LTCB), Japan’s premier growth engine Renamed Shinsei Bank – the “re-born” bank, 2000 Successful re-listing in February, 2004 Today $84 billion in assets About 5,000 institutional clients Clean Balance Sheet, well-capitalized INDUSTRY: Banking EMPLOYEES: 2,100 GEOGRAPHY: Asia, Europe PRODUCT(S) USED: SFA USERS: 250+

9. Key Strategies New Initiatives: Product Specialists – Hybrid Bank Diversified revenues Strategic Acquisitions Retail Banking services Core Values: Customer Focus Integrity Accountability Teamwork Community Customer Focus Integrity Accountability Teamwork Community

10. Key Challenges Business Challenges “ Organize around the Customer” Products and RMs co-working Maintain deal confidentiality Transparent client picture RM Activity by Client Pipeline Deals Technology Challenges Legacy platform could not support this approach to our customers Advanced info needs required new data capture methods Lost cross-sell opportunities Imperfect customer service Necessary info unavailable

11. Salesforce.com: Part of the Solution Simplified Access to Important Information Info sharing facilitates teamwork between RMs and Product groups Management has transparent view into Activity and Deals Improved and Expanded Data Capture Fewer ad hoc reports in Excel Information feeds other systems Products implemented : SFA Users : 250+ Training : Worldwide Training Program, Regular Refresher Courses, Targeted Topical Training Courses, and individual BU consultations Business Units : Institutional Banking Group Future Direction : Expanded Roll-out, AppExchange, New Uses DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

12. System Introduction Horizontal Information Sharing Team selling – Deals are owned by groups, not people Co-working – RMs Groups work with Product Teams Custom Tables – helpful both conceptually and practically Improved reporting functionality Administrative ease

13. System Introduction Vertical Information Sharing Two-way Transparency with Dashboards Client activity (Events and Deals) Support consistent, regular dialogue Enable clean data

14. Driving Adoption Balance both technical and human aspects Technical Minimize Burden – Maximize Tools Human Take the time to listen to users, prototype and review Comprehensive and Customized Training Proactive “Administration” Team Results Adoption up 65% User Satisfaction up 120%

15. Results Happy people – management, users, customers Cultural shift facilitated We’re lighter, faster, and more efficient We’re more organized around our customers and have a strong, well-used system that was easy to customize and initially implemented independent of IT support.

16. Key Success Factors Strong Executive Support Organizational Fit Kaizen – continual improvement 改善

17. Peter Coleman Director of Research & Head of Equities [email_address]

18. ThinkEquity Partners Leading research-centric investment bank Over $7.2 billion raised in 73 equity deals Completed 21 IPOs, raising over $4.1 billion Completed 22 secondary offerings, raising over $2.6 billion Executed 30 PIPEs and Registered Direct Offerings, raising over $537 million 268 companies under coverage 5 Offices: San Francisco Headquarters, Minneapolis, New York, Boston and Chicago INDUSTRY: Financial Services EMPLOYEES: 200 GEOGRAPHY: USA PRODUCT(S) USED: Salesforce.com for Financial Services # USERS: 100

19. Key Strategy Exclusive focus on the growth sectors of the global economy Leverage research as our core value proposition Cultivate higher level of client intimacy to drive revenues Facilitate communication and productivity to deliver exceptional service

20. Key Challenges Business Challenge Lack of activity monitoring and detail visibility Inefficient prioritization of accounts Poor event management and lack of coordination across functional areas Underutilized partner relationships Technology Challenge Extensive integration needs with disparate 3 rd -party systems Poor support for next-generation productivity tools Poor technology adoption Inability to monitor client value relative to revenue Lack of focus on high-value clients Inefficiencies Poor communication within and across teams Lost productivity Poor client needs servicing

21. The Solution – Phase 1 Products implemented : Salesforce.com for Financial Services # Users : 75 Training : October 2005 Business Units : Sales & Research, Wealth Management DEPLOYMENT DETAILS Sales & Research Team Rollout Account & Contact Management Activity Management & Tracking Wealth Management Team Rollout Account & Contact Management Activity Management & Tracking Opportunity Tracking

22. The Solution – Phase 2 Venture Services Team Rollout Account & Contact Management for Private Equity Firms and Limited Partners Recording Funds, and the participation in them Tracking Fund Distributions and the Tasks around them Products implemented : Salesforce.com for Financial Services # Users : 5 Training : October 2006 Business Units : Venture Services DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

23. Demo of Venture Services

24. The Solution – Phase 2 (cont.) Optimized Event Tracking Manage Road Shows and give the team visibility into them A process to see available event time slots and request them Products implemented : Salesforce.com for Financial Services # Users : 100 Training : October 2006 Business Units : Research, Sales/Trading, Banking and Equity Capital Markets DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

25. Demo of Event Tracking

26. The Solution – Phase 2 (cont.) Optimized Call Tracking Dynamically search for daily call prospects Streamlined way of record each call Products implemented : Salesforce.com for Financial Services # Users : 100 Training : October 2006 Business Units : Research, Sales/Trading, Banking and Equity Capital Markets DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

27. Demo of Call Tracking

28. The Solution – Phase 2 (cont.) Integrate w/Research Distribution System Ability to record a contact’s distribution preferences in Salesforce, and have that updated in the BlueMatrix system Integrate w/Commissions System Visibility of running totals of Account-level commissions in Salesforce Products implemented : Salesforce.com for Financial Services # Users : 75 Training : October 2006 Business Units : Sales and Trading, Research DEPLOYMENT DETAILS

29. How is Salesforce used? Quarterly reports are used for matching revenues opportunities and activity levels for better resource alignment Prioritization of accounts is enhanced via 3rd-party integrations Automated Call Lists improve productivity and reduce costs Event Management & Marketing Calendar used to streamline processes Improved communication between Research and Sales reduces inefficiencies and drives customer value Call logging and history tracking aids compliance

30. Results What were the results? 98% adoption rate within the organization Eliminated time-consuming paper-based processes Reduced inaccuracies and redundancies around customer touch-points Compliance

31. Key Success Factors Management buy-in and alignment with company strategy Simple, easy to use interface drives high adoption rate Customizability and rapid-deployment are key to implement and improve business processes and best-practices

32. Summary Customer centricity differentiates capital market firms Improved communication between business units drives customer value Easy access to relevant information drives adoption and activities Integrated information drives systematic account prioritization Customizability and rapid-deployment are key to implement and improve business processes and best-practices

33. Dushyant Pandya VP, Product Strategy Scott Harper IBG Project Manager Peter Coleman Director of Research & Head of Equities QUESTION & ANSWER SESSION

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