Analyst Presentation Loans February 7, 2002

UNITED STATES
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Washington, D.C. 20549


Form 8-K
Current Report


Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d)
of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

February 7, 2002

Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported)

BB&T Corporation
(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)

Commission file number : 1-10853



North Carolina 56-0939887
(State of incorporation) (I.R.S. Employer Identification No.)


200 West Second Street  
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27101
(Address of principal executive offices) (Zip Code)


(336) 733-2000
(Registrant's telephone number, including area code)

This Form 8-K has 45 pages.


ITEM 5.    OTHER EVENTS

     The purpose of this Current Report on Form 8-K is to file presentation materials from BB&T's 2002 Investor Conference, held on February 7, 2002.


EXHIBIT INDEX

Exhibit 99.1 Presentation to Analysts on February 7, 2002


BB&T CORPORATION



Loan Portfolio
Performance and Strategies




February 2002








PEER PERFORMANCE COMPARISON



PORTFOLIO & LINES OF BUSINESS



RISK MANAGEMENT



LONG TERM RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES





LOAN PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT






NONPERFORMING ASSETS/
TOTAL LOANS






NET CHARGE-OFFS/AVERAGE LOANS






TOTAL LOAN YIELD






TOTAL LOAN GROWTH








BB&T PORTFOLIO
and
LINES OF BUSINESS



LINES OF BUSINESS







Portfolio Summary
As of December 31, 2001



Proforma w/ F&M,
Community First,
AREA & Mid-America
$ % $ %
Commercial Loans   20,033   44.8   22,724   44.9  
Small Business  4,040   9.0   4,631   9.2  
Direct Retail  7,515   16.8   8,317   16.4  
Sales Finance  2,402   5.4   2,659   5.3  
Bankcard & Merchant  948   2.1   970   1.9  
Mortgage  8,588   19.2   10,017   19.8  
Specialized Lending  1,239   2.8   1,272   2.5  
  TOTAL  $44,765   100.0 % $50,590   100.0 %

$ In Millions





COMMERCIAL LENDING







COMMERCIAL LENDING



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   .80% 1.24% 1.50% or less    
  Loan Losses   .05% .22% .25% or less  
 

Yield   Prime + Prime +   Prime +  
    .25 % .83 % 1.15 %

          % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth   $     17,563   $     19,501   11.04 % 7.00 %

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



SMALL BUSINESS BANKING





Largest Small Business lender in the Carolinas, Virginia and West Virginia



SMALL BUSINESS BANKING



Top 10 Small # 1 Small Business
Business Lenders Friendly Bank
1. Wells Fargo 1. BB&T
2. Bank of America 2. Regions
3. US Bancorp 3. US Bancorp
4. Bank One 4. Wells Fargo
5. First Union 5. Union Planters
6. BB&T 6. Columbus B&T
7. National City 7. Zions
8. Sun Trust 8. AmSouth
9. Fifth Third 9. Colonial
10. Key Corp 10. National City
  Source: December 2001 Issue of   Source: June 2001 Small
  SNL Securities - Specialty Lender   Business Administration


SMALL BUSINESS BANKING



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   2.35% 3.16% 3.00% or less    
  Loan Losses   .35% .62% .65% or less  
 

Yield   Prime + Prime +   Prime +  
    1.01% 1.73% 2.00%

              % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth   $     3,776   $     4,012   6.28% 4.80%

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



DIRECT RETAIL LENDING



Largest Home Equity Line lender in the Carolinas



DIRECT RETAIL LENDING







DIRECT RETAIL LENDING



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   1.44% 1.77% 1.75% or less    
  Loan Losses   .21% .27% .30% or less  
 

Yield   9.68% 8.90%   8.00%  
   

              % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth   $     7,363   $     7,535   2.34% 6.00%

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



SALES FINANCE





SALES FINANCE



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   2.56% 2.60% 2.50% or less    
  Loan Losses   .69% .89% .85% or less  
 

Yield   8.76% 8.85%   8.10%  
   

              % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth   $     2,461   $     2,446   -.60% .20%

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



BANKCARD and
MERCHANT SERVICES






• Merchant Services (POS Payment Processing)
* 28,000 Merchant Clients
* $84.2 Million in Merchant Services' revenues projected for 2002






BANKCARD and
MERCHANT SERVICES



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   2.29% 2.29% 2.50% or less    
  Loan Losses   2.92% 3.28% 3.30% or less  
 

Yield   17.22% 16.24%   15.97%  
   

              % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth   $     740   $     871   17.81% 13.00%

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



MORTGAGE LENDING





Production

Servicing

Total Servicing -- $29.0 Billion -- 295,000 mortgages



MORTGAGE LENDING

Plan
2000 2001 2002
Past Dues   2.51% 2.94% 3.00% or less    
  Loan Losses   .02% .02% .03% or less  
 

Yield   7.72% 7.43%   6.82%  
   

              % Increase
              00-01   01-02
Growth        $8,430        $8,917   5.80% -4.66%
  Originations        $5,072        $10,525   $7,800  

$ in Millions
Excludes Unconverted Banks



BB&T MORTGAGE INCOME
Residential Mortgages



Plan
2000 2001 2002

Origination Revenue   16,043   47,226   28,515  
Servicing Revenue  50,418   68,029   78,009  

      Gross Revenue  $66,461   $115,255   $106,524  
Mortgage Servicing Rights (MSRs): 
   Income at origination  36,358   72,340   53,893  
   Provision for Impairment  -2,964   -67,085   --  
   Impairment Recapture  --   5,930   40,000  

       Net MSRs  $33,394   $  11,185   $  93,893  
    BB&T Mortgage Banking Income  $99,855   $126,440   $200,417  
Noninterest Expenses: 
   Amortization of MSRs  18,441   43,481   58,174  
Mortgage Loan Incentive Comp.  17,010   31,017   25,598  

        Total Expenses  $35,451   $  74,498   $  83,772  
Net BB&T Mortgage Banking Income  $64,132   $  51,942   $116,645  

$ in Millions



SPECIALIZED
LENDING





SPECIALIZED LENDING



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Loan Losses   2.61 % 3.25 % 3.35 %

Yield   16.34 % 16.52 % 17.07 %

Growth   26.92 % 23.20 % 21.36 %

Net Income*     $38.6   $50.9   $69.1  

$ in Millions
Excludes BB&T Factors and Laureate Capital
* Before Taxes and Intercompany Expenses



TOTAL LOAN PORTFOLIO



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Loan Losses   .27 % .40 % .45 %

Yield   Prime + Prime + Prime +
  .16% 1.45% 2.00%

Growth   $41,934 $46,590 $51,762
% Increase   10.90% 11.10% 11.10%

$ in Millions



TOTAL LOAN PORTFOLIO



Plan
2000 2001 2002
Nonperforming Assets (EOP) $ 236,329 $ 373,571 $ 395,000
Nonperforming Assets/ .36 .53 .50
   Total Assets (EOP)
Nonperforming Assets/ .53 .79 .75
   Total Loans +ORE (EOP)
Loan Loss Reserve/ 2.45x 1.73x 1.78x
   Nonperforming Assets (EOP)

$ in Thousands



RISK MANAGEMENT















Risk Management
Diversification by Lines of Business







Risk Management
Diversification by Industry







Risk Management
Watch List Distribution



Highest Percentage of Watch List Credits in Manufacturing

% of Total % of Total % of
Loans Business Loans Watch List
Manufacturing 3.3  6.1  29.0 
Services 12.9  23.9  16.4 
Retail 4.2  7.9  15.1 
Real Estate Related 15.1  28.1  14.8 
Construction 6.0  11.1  8.5 
Agriculture/Forestry 1.7  3.2  8.2 
Wholesale Trade 1.9  3.5  2.5 
Transportation/Utilities 0.7  1.4  1.6 
All Other Industries 8.0 14.8 3.9
  53.8  100.0  100.0 

69% of Watch List in North and South Carolina



Risk Management
Commercial Real Estate



Largest concentration is
Commercial Real Estate loans

(Definition: the primary source
of funds for repayment is the sale
or rental of the property)

• Total CRE portfolio = $8.5 billion
* 18.9% of Total Loans
• Highly diversified by Property Type



Risk Management
Diversification by Property Type







Risk Management
Commercial Real Estate



In-market relationship lending focus
Underwrite client as well as the transaction
Professional CRE Underwriters assist with >$5,000,000 loans
Professional Construction Managers inspect >$1,000,000 loans
CRE limits by Risk Grade = 1/2 of non- CRE limits
Single project limit of $25,000,000



Risk Management
Diversification by Size of Relationship



Commercial and Small Business Relationships

Relationship # of Outstandings % of Total
Commitment Relationships $ in Thousands Loans
‹ $500M   74,690   $  5,822,669   13.0 %
$500M - $2MM  6,376   4,831,563   10.8 %
$2MM - $5MM  1,839   4,159,587   9.3 %
$5MM - $10MM  564   2,720,019   6.1 %
$10MM - $20MM  239   2,172,438   4.9 %
› $20MM  142   2,332,067   5.2 %
    Total  83,850   $22,038,343   49.3 %

Average Small Business Relationship = $78,000
Average Commercial Relationship = $1,800,000


Excludes Leases



Risk Management
Diversification by Size of Relationship



Limited exposure to Shared National Credits

Total outstandings = $618 million
1.3% of Total Loans

Participation in syndicated credits limited to Relationship-based clients

Average Committed = $21 million
Average Outstandings = $9 million



Risk Management
Diversification by State







Risk Management
Small Business Portfolio



In-market Relationship Driven Strategy
Dedicated lenders in branches close to clients
Judgmental underwriting with scoring as tool only
64% of portfolio secured by real estate
Loss results will continue to better industry averages







Risk Management
Consumer Portfolio



Mortgage: (19.2% of Total Loans)
Low risk single family permanent mortgages
Direct Retail: (16.8% of Total Loans)
83% of portfolio is real estate secured
Sales Finance: (5.4% of Total Loans)
No retail leasing
Expect used car prices to stabilize
Bankcard: (2.1% of Total Loans)
Issue cards in-market; relationship-based strategy
Specialized Lending: (2.8% of Total Loans)
Diversified segment/product mix





LONG TERM RISK
MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES










BB&T LOAN LOSS HISTORY







RISK MANAGEMENT STRATEGIES



*Instill the BB&T Values Driven Credit Culture*

*Focus on knowledge of local markets and individual clients*

*Practice sound and fundamental underwriting and portfolio management techniques*

*Diversify to mitigate concentration risks*



LOAN PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT





S  I  G  N  A  T  U  R  E

     Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.

                                                                                BB&T CORPORATION
                                                                                (Registrant)

                                                                                By: /S/ SHERRY A. KELLETT

                                                                                Sherry A. Kellett
                                                                                Senior Executive Vice President and Controller
                                                                                (Principal Accounting Officer)

Date:       February 7, 2002