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Joseph J. Savage Webster Financial Corporation January 12, 2005 Outlook 2005: Banking.

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1 Joseph J. Savage Webster Financial Corporation January 12, 2005 Outlook 2005: Banking

2 It’s a great time to be a borrower

3 Capital Markets - awash in liquidity

4 Wall Street re-opened for business High yield bond mutual funds purchased in January 2003 have returned 41% over 2 years

5 Dollars chasing deals

6 Why are capital markets awash in liquidity Demand / Supply imbalance Banks back in the market Institutional demand expanding Loan funds attractive as hedge against rising interest rates

7 What about smaller local deals? Middle Market Commercial Real Estate Asset Based Lending

8 Middle Market

9 Commercial Real Estate Construction

10 Asset Based Lending

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