Experience of Šiaulių Bankas in implementing energy efficiency projects

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Experience of Šiaulių Bankas in implementing energy efficiency projects Mindaugas Rudys Director of Department for Development of Financial Services 16 January 2018 Vilnius

Snapshot of Šiaulių Bankas Shareholders Established 1992 Listed since 1994 on NASDAQ Vilnius Other private individuals 21% EBRD 18% Position Ratings 4th in the market (market share 7%) Baa3/Positive (Moody s) Other legal entities 40% Mcap EUR 280m Parties of shareholders agreement (with EBRD) 21% Network 65 outlets, 209 ATMs Employees 829 Group structure Clients 324 000 private; 25 000 corporate Assets EUR 2.0 billion Leasing and consumer credit Life Insurance Investment Management and Real Estate Five subsidiaries 2

Business finance instruments Successful cooperation with INVEGA Portfolio guarantee (INVEGA covers 80% of loss incurred by the Bank) Current credit portfolio is EUR 119m In May, a new EUR 50 m agreement was signed. Contracted amount EUR 19m Risk sharing facility (INVEGA takes 45% credit default risk and financing) Current credit portfolio is EUR 80m In August, a new EUR 107 m agreement was signed InnovFin An SME guarantee facility designed to enhance access to finance for innovative SMEs and small mid-caps in Lithuania This EU support is expected to generate a portfolio of EUR 50m The EIF covers 50% of the losses incurred by the Bank. Funding of more than EUR 130m has been granted to the Bank during the long lasting cooperation with other multinational institutions 3

Šiaulių Bankas is a long time partner of renovation in Lithuania 1999 Housing and Urban Development Agency 2005 Mortgage 2006 Loan Insurance UAB 2009 INVEGA 2002 Central Project Management Agency 2010 EIB (JESSICA Holding fund) 4

Successful participation in programme Šiaulių Bankas maintains 60% of the market share It already signed 1500 agreements for EUR 360 m Decisions are made regarding 300 projects for EUR 100 m 5

New loan agreements New loan agreements issued for multi-apartment houses (units) 166 111 90 90 74 48 46 22 2016 Q1 2016 Q2 2016 Q3 2016 Q4 2017 Q1 2017 Q2 2017 Q3 2017 Q4 6

Key to success Participating in all earlier renovation programmes (gaining experience) Close cooperation with ministries (offering suggestions for improving the programme) Marketing and comunication (publicity in the press, participating in conferences, sharing best examples) Participating in meetings of the owners of multi-apartment houses (voting for renovation) Providing our own funds for renovation programme (pre-financing) Internal incentive system Choice of the administration model (one multi-apartment house can easily administrate one loan) 7

Finance conditions Maximum credit maturity 20 years Credit currency Euro Fixed credit annual interest rate 3 % p.a. Grace period for credit repayment up to 30 months Initial contribution not required Credit administration fees not applicable 8

Finance requirements Consent of the owners of the multi-apartment house flats and other premises must be endorsed by 50% + 1 vote. Šiaulių Bankas applies a requirement to receive consent from not less than 55% The number of flat owners of the multi-apartment house that are past due with their obligations exceeding EUR 170 for more than 60 days to at least one company rendering utility services or to the manager of the premises of common use should be less than 10% of all the apartment/premises' owners. 9

Main elements of finance (1) One credit agreement per one multi-apartment house. Agreement is signed by an Administrator. Credit funds shall be disbursed directly to the contractor after completion of works (part of works). A work acceptance-transfer deed is prepared in respect to the completed works and signed by relevant authorities. 10

Main elements of finance(2) Credit repayment and interest payment - once a month The state subsidy is provided after completion of works A bank account is opened and e-banking service provided to the Administrator, which allows monitoring the movements in loan and accumulative accounts Credit repayment is implemented by the Administrator Debt recovery is implemented by the Administrator or by a debt administration/ recovery agency 11

Work on overdue loans Following the loan agreement, the Administrator collects debts from beneficiaries under principles of debt prevention, debt collection obligation: Dealy (days) Action by Administrator 30 shall send a call for payment in the form prescribed 60 shall send a payment request letter in the form prescribed 90 shall initiate debt collection 12

Debt recovery companies The Bank has signed cooperation agreements with three acceptable debt recovery companies. Administrators are invited to sign standard cooperation agreements with the acceptable debt recovery companies. Administrators decide themselves which of the three companies they are going to work with. Coordinated cooperation with debt recovery companies (partners) include the following: Pre-trial debt recovery - letters, phone calls, visits and etc.; Judicial debt recovery - in case of failure to recover a debt during the pre-trial recovery judicial recovery is initiated; Post-trail debt administration - administration of ordered debts is carried out in cooperation with bailiffs. 13

Experience of Šiaulių Bankas in implementing energy efficiency projects Mindaugas Rudys Director of Department for Development of Financial Services 16 January 2018 Vilnius