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8-K - FORM 8-K - INDEPENDENT BANK CORPd307451d8k.htm
2012 Keefe, Bruyette & Woods
Community Bank Investor Conference
March 1, 2012
Christopher Oddleifson
President & Chief Executive Officer
Denis K. Sheahan
Chief Financial Officer
Exhibit 99.1


Main Sub:
Rockland Trust
Market:
Eastern Massachusetts
Loans:
$3.8 B
Deposits:
$3.9 B
$AUM:
$1.7 B
Equity:
$0.5 B
NASDAQ:
INDB
Who We Are


Business lines generating robust volumes
Solid, high-quality earnings performances
Steadily expanding customer base
Investing for growth in high priority businesses
Aggressively promoting brand and new products
Disciplined risk management culture
Strong tangible and regulatory capital
Key Messages


Company Footprint
67 Branches
4 Mortgage
Banking Centers
10 Commercial
Banking Centers
4 Investment
Management
Centers
% of INDB Dep.
% of INDB Dep.
% of INDB Dep.
Rank
2011
Rank
2011
Rank
2011
1
16.7%
45%
4
10.2%
16%
7
3.6%
19%
Rank
2011
Rank
2011
Rank
2011
9
5.2%
14%
44
0.3%
1%
47
0.4%
4%
Worcester County
Market Share
MIddlesex County
Norfolk County
Barnstable County (Cape Cod)
Market Share
Market Share
Plymouth County
Bristol County
Source: SNL Financial; Deposit/Market Share data as of June 30, 2011 including pending transactions. (Includes Credit Unions)
Boston


Operating E.P.S. up 12% in 2011 (+ 33% in 2010)
Excellent commercial loan and core deposit growth
Expanded breadth and depth of commercial franchise
New household acquisition grew by 51%
Investment Management growth: Rev.
15%, $AUM
5%
All capital ratios and TBV rose in 2011
Fitch upgrade of long-term issuer rating
Top Place to Work (
year) designation
2011 Accomplishments
3
rd


Financial Results
Fundamentals in Excellent Shape
Robust C&I loan growth
Core dep. up to 84%
Growing wealth mgmt.
Excellent asset quality
Strong capital
ROA nearing 1.0% 
Diluted EPS
$1.43
$1.90
$2.12
+13%
+44%
Operating Earnings
($ Millions)
2009
2010
2011
28.0
40.3
45.5


Robust Core Business Generation
($ Millions)
+11% CAGR
+8% CAGR
12/11 vs.
12/10
12/11 vs.
9/11
8%
8% annualized
20%
29% annualized
Comm’l Loan
$ Bal.
Home Equity
$ Bal.
587
428
401
617
Comm’l Loan  Originations
Consumer Loan  Originations
(Resi’s & Home Eq.)
2008
2011
2008
2011


Strong Commercial and
Industrial Loan Growth
($ Bal.-mil.)
Adding High Quality Corporate Customers
Yr. end
+29% CAGR
(25% ex acquisitions)
271
374
503
576
2008
2009
2010
2011


Hired experienced team of asset-based
lenders
Opened new commercial office in
Providence
Includes wealth mgmt. services
Added senior C&I lender in Boston market
Expanded retirement plan service outreach
to small businesses
Commercial Banking
Recent Growth Initiatives


Attractive Earning Asset Mix
Shift
Towards
Higher
Yielding
Assets
16%
10%
15%
1%
58%
2011
$4.5 B
Securities & ST Investments
Resi Mtges
Home Eq
Other Consumer
Comm'l Loans
27%
16%
9%
11%
37%
2005
$2.8 B


Improved Funding Mix
Lower Cost Deposits
Core Deposits: 84%
26%
20%
38%
16%
TOTAL DEPOSITS 4Q11
$3.9 B
AVERAGE COST -
TOTAL DEP:  0.31%
Demand Deposits
Money Market
Savings/Now
CD's
Very Focused On Containing Deposit Costs


Net Interest Margin
Fairly steady over various rate cycles
Current low rate environment adding pressure


Longstanding underwriting conservatism
Loan portfolio based within footprint
In-depth knowledge of local markets
No wholesale originations of any loan type
Workout team in place for 20 years
Expedited problem loan resolution
Disciplined Credit Culture


Asset Quality –
No Drama
NPL/Loan %
1.07%
0.65%                 0.76%
Loss Rate
38bp
43bp
26bp
Yr. end
12.0
14.8
9.5
36.2
23.1
29.0
2009
2010
2011
NPL’s
($ Millions)
2009
2010
2011
Net Chargeoffs
($ Millions)


Strong Loan Loss Reserves
Reserves a Healthy Multiple of Loss Rate
Reflects Ben
Franklin loans
acquired at FV
0.00%
0.20%
0.40%
0.60%
0.80%
1.00%
1.20%
1.40%
1.60%
Reserves/Loans
Net Chargeoffs/Avg.
Loans (annualized)


Strong Capital
(1)
Includes tax deductibility of certain goodwill
All capital growth internally generated
No external capital raising
No dividend cuts


Attentive to Shareholder Returns


Transformed business in 2004 –
tripled in size
since
Strong feeder business from bank
Proprietary and 3
rd
party fund offerings
Strong intermediary network
Expanding outreach and talent
Investment Management –
High Priority Growth Business


Investment Management –
High Priority Growth Business
Growing  source of fee revenues
Natural fit with client base
Expanded investment offerings
Professionally managed
$ mil.
2006
2011
Assets under Mgmt.
816
$  
+
102%
1,651
Revenues
6.1
$   
+
121%
13.5
$   


Sustaining Business Momentum
Business Line
Focal Points
Expand Market Presence
Grow C&I Client Base
Expand Specialty Products, e.g. ABL
Continue to Drive Household Growth
Expand Electronic Banking Platform
Optimize Branch Network
Capitalize on Strong Market Demographics
Target COI Opportunity
Continue Strong Branch/Commercial Referrals
Continue Aggressive H.E. Marketing
Commercial
Retail Delivery
Investment Management
Home Equity


Building Franchise Value
BANK
NON-
BANK
All Acquisitions Immediately Accretive
Disciplined Acquisitions
Deal Value: $40MM
12% Dep. Premium
Fleet
Divest.
Aug ‘00
$336mm Deposits
$135mm Loans
16 Branches
Deal Value: $37MM
11% Dep. Premium
Falmouth
Bancorp
Jul ‘04
$158mm Assets
$137mm Deposits
4 Branches
Deal Value: $105MM
17% Dep. Premium
Slade’s Ferry
Bancorp
Mar ‘08
$610mm Assets
$409mm Deposits
9 Branches
Deal Value: $84.5MM
2% Dep. Premium
Benjamin
Franklin Bancorp.
Apr ‘09
$998mm Assets
$653mm Deposits
11 Branches
Deal Value: N/A
Cash Deal w/ Earn-Out
Compass
Exchange
Jan ‘07
IRS Sec. 1031
Like-Kind Exchange
Services
Deal Value: N/A
Cash Deal w/ Earn-Out
O’Connell
Investments
Nov ‘07
$200mm AUM


2012 Outlook –
Key Expectations
Loan Growth
+6 – 8%
Led by commercial and home equity
Deposits
+4 – 6%
Continued core deposit growth
Net Chargeoffs
$9 – 12 MM
Provision $10 – 14 MM
Q1    3.80%
Q4    3.65%
Non-Interest Inc.
Flattish
Invest. mgmt.
, Mort. rev.
NIE
+ 2 – 3%
Selective growth investing
Tax Rate
29%
vs. 27% in 2010
Net Int. Margin
FY: Mid  3.70s%


High quality franchise in attractive markets
Strong on-the-ground business volumes
Investing for growth in competitive strengths
Operating platform that can be leveraged further
Balance sheet equipped to deal with uncertainty
Grounded management team
Aligned with shareholders –
insider ownership 7%
Positioned to grow, build, and acquire to drive long-
term value creation
INDB –
Investment Merits


NASDAQ Ticker:  INDB
www.rocklandtrust.com
Denis Sheahan -
CFO
Shareholder Relations: 
Jennifer Kingston (781) 878-6100
Statements contained in this presentation that are not historical facts are “forward-looking
statements”
that are subject to risks and uncertainties which could cause actual results to
differ materially from those currently anticipated due to a number of factors, which include,
but are not limited to, factors discussed in documents filed by the Company with the
Securities and Exchange Commission from time to time.


Appendix


Commercial Real Estate Portfolio
Well Diversified
Avg Loan Size: $641 thou
Largest CRE Credit: $11 mil
Non-Performing
Loans/Loans: 0.70%
Owner Occupied: 22%
Commercial/
Retail
19%
Industrial/
Warehouse
15%
All Other
14%
Apartment -
Multifamily
14%
Office
11%
1 to 4 Family
Residential
8%
Special Use
6%
Hotel/ Motel
6%
Strip Malls -
Local
Tenants/
Franchises
4%
Medical Office
3%
Non
Construction Related
$1.8 Billion as of 12/31/11
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Commercial & Industrial Portfolio
Diversification
Retail Trade
19%
Real Estate
and Rental
and Leasing
18%
Wholesale
Trade
14%
Manufacturing
11%
Construction
9%
Accommodation
and Food
Services
5%
Health Care
5%
Professional,
Scientific, and
Technical
Services
4%
All Other (12
Additional
Sectors)
15%
$0.6 Billion as of 12/31/11