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1 Know thy enemy -Sun Tzu Bob Franchi Clay Nedelka Kristina Krupa Allison Barbour Todd Shannon Tim McKeever Chad Yantorno AJ Brisson Ankur Arora Sean Sills

2 CEO – Mark T. Bertolini Founded in 1850 History of products and services offered: – Life Insurance – Farm Mortgage Loans – Accident Policies – Liability Coverage – Automobile Insurance – Collision and Damage – Group Insurance Policies – Individual Life Insurance – Individual Health Insurance – Retirement Services – Healthcare Insurance – HMOS, PPOs, HSAs, and Medicaid

3 Aetna – Sold international business in 2000 focusing primarily on domestic and expat business – Embraces the components of the Affordable Care Act by focusing on the Individual and Senior markets Cigna – Continues to expand globally as a part of the Cigna strategy – Individual insurance growing to 50% of Cigna’s global business by 2017 – Mergers and Acquisitions reflect Cigna’s global strategy and desire to expand into the Medicare market

4 Primary Customer Base Primarily Domestic Based employer groups Individuals college students health plans health care providers (“providers”) Governmental units government-sponsored plans labor groups expatriates 22 million medical members 39% fully insured 61% ASC 14.1 million dental members 14.2 million pharmacy members

5 Three business segments: Health Care, Group Insurance and Large Case Pensions Medicare Dental Behavioral Workers Compensation Group Disability Government Programs

6 2013 Growth due to acquisition of Coventry ($8.7 Billion to acquire, $4 Billion of Goodwill) Despite record growth and Cigna’s poor performance, Cigna still has a higher profit margin (4.56% Cigna, 4.05% Aetna) Aetna has more revenue and less assets, driven by a lower amount of cash on hand and a higher Equity Ratio (19.4% Cigna, 28.2% Aetna) Cigna Customers: 85 Million Aetna Customers: 44 Million Cigna Employees: 35,000 Aetna Employees: 48,000

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8 2013AetnaCignaCompared to Cigna Total Revenue $ 47,294.60 $ 32,380.0046.1% Operating Income $ 2,940.50 $ 2,176.0035.1% SH Net Income $ 1,913.60 $ 1,476.0029.6% Diluted EPS $ 5.335.182.9% Cash + Cash Equivalents$1,412.30$2,795-49.5% Total Assets$49,871.80$54,336-8.2% Total Liabilities$35,793.60$43,659-18.0% Total SH Equity$14,025.50$10,56732.7% Net Cash Operating (Cash Flow)$2,278.70$719216.9% Net Cash Investing (Buying & Selling Assets)$1,919.80$1512698.7% Net Cash Financing (Loans, Stocks & Dividends)$1,525.80($930)-264.1% Cash EOY$1,412.30$2,795-49.5%


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