Financing Development through Financial Institutions

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Financing Development through Financial Institutions Black Sea Business Day Chisinau 18 June, 2007 Presented by Alkis Drakinos, Principal banker, Financial Institutions

Today s presentation Team/Speaker introduction Bank Mandate and FI goals BSTDB and FI Loan portfolio FI target and products Operational principles Operation cycle FI products main features Advantages of working with BSTDB

BSTDB Mandate Facilitate economic development in Member Countries Promote regional stability and cooperation among Member Countries FI Goals Develop financial intermediation Support local financial institutions Reach eligible end-beneficiaries and SMEs Introduce new financing instruments as per market demand

BSTDB and FI Loan Portfolio USD, as at 30.05.2007 Bank Loan Portfolio Amount FI Loan Portfolio Amount Percentage BoD Approved 1 069 735 600 318 445 200 29.77% Outstanding 525 666 924 187 566 233 35.68%

FI Portfolio distribution by Country of operation Ukraine 16% Azerbaijan 18% Bulgaria 6% Georgia 7% Turkey 23% Russia 21% Romania 5% Moldova 2% Regional 2%

FI target & products Double business volume until 2010 Products offered to Financial Institutions - Trade Finance Facilities - SME Credit lines - Mortgage Credit lines - Multipurpose facilities - Subordinated debt - Participation in Syndicated Loans Products to be further developed - Leasing financing - Municipal Lending - Equity/ Venture capital financing

Operational Principles Single Obligor Limit - max 5% of BSTDB Capita Max 3% of BSTDB Capital (equity) Country Risk Limits - preventing risk concentration - max 30% of approved commitments Environmental policies Negative List of Goods

Operation Cycle Preliminary eligibility review Due diligence Term Sheet Credit committee approval Board of Directors approval Loan Agreement Disbursements Supervision and monitoring

Trade Finance through FI Due Diligence performed on FI BSTDB bears risk on the FI End-borrower risk assessment by the FI Financial discipline through covenants Minimum financing amount : USD 3 m Tenor - up to 360 days Financing 100% of the project amount Unsecured Revolving

SME Finance through FI (1/3) BSTDB due Diligence performed on FI Further risk assessment of end borrower by the FI BSTDB bears risk on the FI Eligibility criteria for Sub-borrowers Limitation criteria for Sub-loans Tenor - up to 5 years Security

SME Finance through FI (2/3) Eligibility criteria for sub-borrowers Registered and conducting business in a member country No more than 250 employees Annual turnover < EUR 40 m Net assets < EUR 27 m

SME Finance through FI (3/3) Main criteria for sub-loans Purpose: financing of specific projects, working capital, export and pre-export No more than EUR 250 000 per sub-loan No more than 50% of the cost of investment No re-financing of existing loans

Mortgage Finance through FI (1/2) Due Diligence performed on FI, Further risk assessment of end borrower by the FI BSTDB bears risk on the FI Mortgage lending criteria Tenor - up to 7 years Secured (First ranking pledge over rights on Mortgage certificates & sub-loans) Collateralisation ratio > 115%

Mortgage Finance through FI (2/2) Mortgage Lending Criteria Eligible are private individuals residents of the Member Country Purpose: buying, renovating, repairing or re-mortgaging of residential property Tenor min 3 years, max 20 years Payment to-income ratio max 40% Loan-to-Value ratio max 80%

Multipurpose Loans To finance general banking operations Tenor - up to 360 days Revolving Bullet repayment Unsecured Financial discipline through covenants

Equity/Quasi-equity investments (1/2) Equity Investments Direct participation in eligible financial institutions Subordinated Loans (quasi-equity) Tier 2 capital (Basel II) Multiplier effect Venture Capital Direct participation in VC Funds to reach eligible investee companies across sectors

Equity/Quasi-equity investments (2/2) Equity exposure max limit 3 % from paid-in capital of BSTDB To support FI s capital base Exit strategy (for equity stakes) Tenor - up to 7 years (quasi equity) Unsecured Financial discipline through covenants

Advantages of Working with BSTDB Long-term standing partner of local Financial Intermediaries Ability and willingness to take risks in all Member Countries due to its regional expertise Capacity to provide short- and mediumterm funding in all Member Countries Broad range of products

Thank You! www.bstdb.org