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Erste Group – 8th Capital Markets Day
9 December 2011, Vienna
Romania: Making progressDominic Bruynseels, CEO, Banca Comercială RomânăFrank-Michael Beitz, CRO,
Banca
Comercială
Română
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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Romania – Potential still promising – from a more stable basis
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Romanian economy slowly returning to steady growth rate−
Highly correlated with eurozone developments - exports and investments are main transmission channels
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Likely to rise above its long-term potential (3.5%) as early as 2015−
Public reform and policy stability remain prerequisite for boosting investors confidence−
In the medium term, capital investments and private consumption should reinstate their role as main growth engines
Romania - GDP/capita vs % of eurozone GDP/capita
4.1 4.5
1.21.8 1.9 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4
3.22.83.7
5.25.8 6.1 6.5
6.05.5 5.6 5.7 5.9 6.1
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GDP formation - positive evolution in expenditure
-16 -12 -8 -4 0 4 8 12 16
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011e
-16 -12 -8 -4 0 4 8 12 16
Household consumption GovernmentGross capital formation Net exports
Macroeconomic environment – Agriculture and construction driving GDP growth in Q3 11
−
Excellent performance of agriculture (+22% yoy) pushed Q3 GDP up by 4.4% yoy, the fastest rate in the last 3 years
−
Romania is among world’s top 5 corn producers−
Domestic demand consolidated, private consumption and investments positively contributed to GDP formation
−
Construction returned to positive in Q3 (+7% yoy)−
Main support from commercial and infrastructure−
Residential segment slightly positive due to strong base effect and continuation of Prima Casa Program
−
Industry kept up a good pace (+6% yoy), external demand still a driving force in Q3
−
Exports at all-time high in Sep (EUR 4.2bn)−
Domestic demand on rebound helped industry in Q3
−
Annual inflation down to 3.5% all-time low in Sep−
Effects of the agricultural bumper crop fading away−
CPI within central bank’s target range (3%±1pp)−
Monetary policy eased, key rate cut by 25bps to 6%
GDP formation - broad recovery in incomes
-6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8
2007
2008
2009
2010
2011e
-6 -4 -2 0 2 4 6 8
Industry Agriculture ConstructionServices Indirect taxes
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0123456789
10
25 50 75 100 125 150
Public debt to GDP (2012e)
Fisc
al d
efic
it to
GD
P (2
012e
) Ireland
PortugalBelgium
Hungary
Slovakia
Romania Austria
Italy
France
UK
Germany
PolandCzech Rep
Public deficit and debt*
United States
Croatia
Macroeconomic environment – The IMF’s model pupil
−
Public finances in a much better shape−
Romania tackled the structural problems in public finance at an early stage
−
Government committed to bring fiscal deficit down to 3% of GDP in 2012 and keep public debt at ~34%
−
High level of intl. reserves (EUR 36bn, covering 9 months of imports)
−
Precautionary deal with the IMF (EUR 5bn) −
Local banks able to provide RON liquidity
−
Rating actions 2011−
Fitch: upgraded to investment grade BBB- with stable outlook (July)
−
S&P: rating affirmed at BB+ (LT FC); stable outlook−
Moody’s: country ceilings affirmed at A1 (LT FC debt) and Baa3 (LT FC bank deposits), stable outlook (July)
−
CAD significantly down to 3.5% of GDP in Q3−
Positive growth differential export-imports contributed to shrinking foreign trade deficit (4% of GDP)
−
Net current transfers up 9% y/y in 9M on better EU funds absorption
*
* Net private capital inflows (FDIs, current transfers & remittances)
Private capital inflows vs current account balance*
-13.6%-13.6%-9.7%
-5.2% -5.1% -4.8% -3.6% -3.5%
6.7%10.2%
5.5%2.0%4.4%
16.5% 15.2%10.8%
2.8%3.0% 1.1% 1.5% 0.8%
-20%
-10%
0%
10%
20%
Q1 08 Q3 08 Q1 09 Q3 09 Q1 10 Q3 10 Q1 11 Q3 11
as %
of G
DP
CA balance External assistance (IMF&EU) Net private capital inflows
* Bubble size indicates public debt per capita
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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Operating income & GDP growth per quarter
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
Q107
Q207
Q307
Q407
Q108
Q208
Q308
Q408
Q109
Q209
Q309
Q409
Q110
Q210
Q310
Q410
Q111
Q211
Q311
in E
UR
mill
ion
-10%
-5%
0%
5%
10%
15%
Real GDP growth (%, y/y)
BCR: business performance review – Operating income performance overview
* NII impacted in Q4 09 by changes in EIR method for the loan portfolio prior to 2006, leading to an increase of interest-like income and first time amortisation of transaction fees related to customer loans, recognised as deferred instead of cash-based as previously
Operating income & GDP growth per quarter
109127 134 141
167190 186
207 195 196 200
246213 202 207
177 186169 163
44
5872
7565
64 6444
38 39 36
51
35 44 29
2635
31 3213
38
7 30
13
8
29
-1
41
18 197.5
211.9 219.7
239.5
261.3 258.3 254.1
233.4 240.3
248.4 240.7
274.9
235.1
206.3
221.8 217.8
206
6
95
-8
215
306.2
159
0
50
100
150
200
250
300
350
Q107
Q207
Q307
Q407
Q108
Q208
Q308
Q408
Q109
Q209
Q309
Q409
Q110
Q210
Q310
Q410
Q111
Q211
Q311
in E
UR
mill
ion
-10%
-5%
0%
5%
10%
15%
Net interest income Net fee and commission income Net trading result Real GDP growth (%, y/y)
*Pre-crisis growth Consolidation
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YTD net interest margin vs. T-bills avg. yield *
5.46%
7.24% 6.73%5.41%
6.80%11.3%
0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
2007 2008 2009 2010 1-9 110%2%4%6%8%10%12%
YTD NIM T-bills (avg. yield)
9
BCR: business performance review – Successful cost control but pressure on NIM
−
NIM pressured by overall decreasing interest rates−
Lower asset margins on retail due to Prima Casa, weak RON consumer business and loan portfolio repricing
−
Refinancing gained speed, following the alignment to EUR consumer protection stds.
−
Pressures on liabilities margins due to increased competition for liquidity
−
Additional impact on margins from placements in lower yielding government securities than historically
−
Continued strong focus on cost effectiveness−
Actively managed cost base through efficiency programs and project prioritisation
−
Continued focus on alternative channels and cards, IT development
−
Cost savings on network optimisation
Operating expenses and CIR
516.9 457.6
383.3 375.2
282.765.6%
45.2%37.3% 39.2%
43.2%
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
2007 2008 2009 2010 1-9 11
in E
UR
mill
ion
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
* Source: BNR, avg. yield on T-bills primary market (maturities <1Y)
▲
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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BCR: Credit risk management – History of asset quality deterioration (local view)
2.6% 2.2%4.6%
12.3%
16.8%
20.8%56.5%
50.3%
21.0%
7.3%2.1%
1.3%0%
5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 1-9 11
% N
PL
0%
20%
40%
60%
NPL ratio Net loan growth
Confirmatory DD & Transformation
Closing 10/2006
x
x
x
Due diligence
Financial Crisis
x
x
Split Risk/ Financialx
New Top Mgmt.
Phase 1 -
Transition Phase 2 -
Pre-crisis Phase 3 -
Crisis & recession
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BCR: Credit risk management – History of actions taken (local view)
Phase 1 -
Transition Phase 2 -
Pre-crisis Phase 3 -
Crisis & recession
% N
PL
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Origination of loans (Segment)
1,039
2,346
1,098
1,569
1,413
1,327
2,252
0
2,000
4,000
6,000
8,000
10,000
12,000
12005≤ 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 1‐9 11
11,044
1-9 11
12%10%
20%
21%
10%
14%
13%
Origination of NPLs (Segment)
306
712
160146 70
348
690
0
500
1,000
1,500
2,000
2,500
12005≤ 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 1‐9 11
2,432
1-9 11
14%
13%
28%
29%7%
6% 3%
BCR: Credit risk management – Loan origination history
−
Phase I ~ Transition−
Almost 55% of BCR’s NPLs (and 42% of loans) were generated during the transition period and prior to Erste’s takeover
−
Phase II ~ Pre-crisis−
2008 pre-crisis year contributed with 29% to NPLs and with 21% to loans origination
−
Phase III ~ Crisis & recession−
Only 16% of NPLs (and 37% of loans) were generated after 2008, whereby retail contributed only 4pp and corporate 12pp
−
Phase IV ~ Recovery−
Risk under controlEU
R m
illio
nEU
R m
illio
n
Phase 1 Phase 3Phase 2
Phase 1 Phase 3Phase 2
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BCR: Credit risk management – Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Enforce prudent cash-flow oriented lending policies−
Debt/EBITDA ratio, debt service coverage ratio, interest coverage ratio−
Industry guidance looks at various industries considering the expected economic viability of the industry and not the collateralisation degree
−
Centralise loan and collateral documentation for SMEs until 2012
YE
−
The measure applies to 48 corporate centers, 3,763 clients and RON 9bn loan volumes−
Operational risk (human processing errors, legal documents missing, contract obligation breaches) is estimated to decrease by RON 13.6m in 2012 and by RON 20.5m in 2013 and 2014
−
Improve asset protection−
Focus on collateral management−
Increase NPL coverage
−
De-risk the loan book
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BCR: Credit risk management – Restoring BCR’s asset quality in retail business
−
De-risk the loan book –
reduce DPDs in retail business−
Collection software upgraded (integrated auto dialer), 90+ DPD (<180 DPD) decreased from 3.5% (Dec 09) to 2.5% as of Sep 11
−
EUR 390m unsecured consumer loans sold during 2010 and 2011
Comparison of PI overdue loans (DPD>1 day)
20.3%20.5%
21.0%21.2%24.8%24.6%23.0%22.2%
21.3%21.4%
20.1%19.1%20.4%18.8%17.6%16.2%
7.5%8.1%7.8%7.1%6.1%6.0%5.6%5.3%5%
10%
15%
20%
25%
Q4 09 Q1 10 Q2 10 Q3 10 Q4 10 Q1 11 Q2 11 Q3 11
Total BCR by BNR Banking system by BNR BCR new (granted in 09&10)Total overdue portfolio contaminated:- contaminated at client level- DPD > 1- exposure > RON 20,000
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No. of clients(1,370)
Loans exposure (EUR 1,899
m)
o/w NPL(EUR 1,265 m)
FTE-2011 YE(130)
130 46 1,194
- -775 464 660
16 16 41 36 21
- -
455 197 613 - -
BCR: Credit risk management – Restoring BCR’s asset quality in corporate business
−
De-risk the loan book –
reduce NPLs in corporate business−
Regular portfolio screening and enhanced watchlist management−
Change workout strategy from “Restructure & Hold” to “Restructure & Sell”−
Structure of newly set up Corporate Remedial & Recovery Division
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap−
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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BCR: business roadmap – Segment Romania
−
Operating income set to improve on fee income
−
Strategy to activate customers, cross-sell & increase transactional banking volume−
Main NCI driver in retail business will be current accounts
−
Very strict cost discipline to improve competitiveness
−
Still elevated risk provisions
−
Prioritising
of business opportunities and strict control of RWA
development−
Focus on Prima Casa, EU-funds related projects and infrastructure
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BCR: business roadmap – Measures to improve retail results
−
Strong focus on customer retention to increase value of existing
customer base (client activation)−
Redesign products/ bundles to match better customer expectations, priority on daily banking−
Simplify processes and documentation for better quality of services and customer satisfaction −
Align retail performance evaluation and business profitability
−
Deposits−
Sight deposits: focus on increasing active main relationships −
Term deposits: focus on stable deposits with long tenor and customers with regular savings −
Micro & corporate clients: acquisition of payroll clients through dedicated employee benefit packages
−
Secured lending−
Increased focus on local currency lending −
Continued support for Prima Casa Program−
Pricing aligned to profitability of the customer relationship
−
Unsecured lending−
Pricing based on profitability across the product range
−
New lending rules will not significantly impact BCR’s retail business due to current conservative approach on FX lending
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Increase transaction banking income, focus on cross-selling−
Supply chain finance – implement a standard value proposition and launch vendor financing solution −
Improve internet banking capabilities & service availability, develop electronic platforms−
Increase cross-selling with sales campaigns on cash management, trade and treasury products, or client categories RWA optimization
−
Strict control of RWA development: new business prioritising, repricing, improve collateral coverage, and adjust offering−
Focus on core customers to develop EVA positive business relationships−
Continue focusing on co-financing EU infrastructure loans and increase usage of guarantee schemes
−
Lending process improvement−
Develop specific product structures, processes and dedicated competence centers for targeted industries: agribusiness, infrastructure, renewable energy, healthcare
−
Improvement of the loan approval process for prolongations and small amount increases −
Centralisation of loan and collateral documentation and monitoring−
Centralisation of the process flow for issuing cash collateral LGs
−
Sales process optimisation−
Improve quality of customer service on each process through staff training and certification, internal monitoring of service quality, continuously monitoring of client experience on specific products and processes
BCR: business roadmap – Measures to improve local corporate results
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Infrastructure investments – Projects totalling EUR 7.8bn signed between 2007-2011
Top 5 projects by value (EURmn)Cernavoda – Constanta highway (part of Pan-European Corridor IV to Black Sea) 432
Constanta city road belt 226 Water systems expansion and rehabilitation (Cluj and Salaj counties) 197
Water system rehabilitation (Brasov city) 189 Expansion and rehabilitation of water network (Teleorman county) 122
Total 1,166
Top 5 projects by value (EURmn)Orastie – Sibiu highway (Corridor IV) 746 Nadlac – Arad highway (Corridor IV) 308 Rehabilitation and modernisation of water and sewage systems (Prahova county) 163
Expansion and rehabilitation of water and waste water networks (Dolj county) 150
Expansion and modernisation of water and waste water networks (Arad county) 140
Total 1,506
Projects signed 2007-2009
Total project value: EUR 1,929m58% from EU funds
Number of projects:
18
Avg. implementation status: 32%
Projects signed 2010-2011
Total project value: EUR 5,876m 68% from EU funds
Number of projects:
71
Avg. implementation status: 5%
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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Dominant market share in deposits (~21%)−
Stable retail deposits (both RON and EUR)−
Strong performance in RON corporate deposits (both sight and term)
−
Overall L/D ratio of 135%, expected to decline further on improvement in EUR L/D ratio−
RON L/D ratio of 76%−
EUR L/D ratio of 253%
−
EMTN program -
flexible funding tool (EUR 250m issued so far)
−
Strong liquidity buffer -
eligible collateral approx. RON 13.2bn
−
Medium to long-term funding sources well- diversified by lenders & geographic areas
(partnerships with IFIs)
38,385
Customer deposits, main funding source
30.133.0
35.6 37.8 39.1
48%48% 51% 51% 52%
0
10
20
30
40
2007 2008 2009 2010 Sep-11
in R
ON
bill
ion
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Amounts owed to customers in % of balance sheet
39,050
Balance sheet as of Sep 2011 (in RON million)
9,2761,249
47,305
13,244
3,382Other assets
Financial assets
Trading assets
Loans and advancesto credit institutions
Loans and advancesto customers + Riskprovisions
39,050
21,553
10,667
1,1572,029
Other liabilities + Totalequity
Subordinated capital
Debt securities in issue
Amounts owed to creditinstitutions
Amounts owed tocustomers
Balance sheet as of Sep 2011 (in RON million)
9,2761,249
47,305
13,244
3,382Other assets
Financial assets
Trading assets
Loans and advancesto credit institutions
Loans and advancesto customers + Riskprovisions
39,050
21,553
10,667
1,1572,029
Other liabilities + Totalequity
Subordinated capital
Debt securities in issue
Amounts owed to creditinstitutions
Amounts owed tocustomers
9,2761,249
47,305
13,244
3,382Other assets
Financial assets
Trading assets
Loans and advancesto credit institutions
Loans and advancesto customers + Riskprovisions
9,2761,249
47,305
13,244
3,382Other assets
Financial assets
Trading assets
Loans and advancesto credit institutions
Loans and advancesto customers + Riskprovisions
39,050
21,553
10,667
1,1572,029
Other liabilities + Totalequity
Subordinated capital
Debt securities in issue
Amounts owed to creditinstitutions
Amounts owed tocustomers
39,050
21,553
10,667
1,1572,029
Other liabilities + Totalequity
Subordinated capital
Debt securities in issue
Amounts owed to creditinstitutions
Amounts owed tocustomers
BCR: Funding and liquidity – Robust core deposit base
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Presentation topics
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Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
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Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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Conclusion – Outlook
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Long-term story Romania remains intact –
from a more stable basis
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Optimism about operating income−
Infrastructure projects to be key revenue driver−
BCR ideally positioned to benefit−
Strong municipalities and contractor contacts−
Profitability in retail will track the recovery of consumer confidence and wage rises
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Risk costs will stay elevated for some time−
Efforts to improve risk/reward of underlying business will pay off mid-term
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Firm cost management was and will be a pillar of strength
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More sustainable bank and model from where to grow with the market and benefit from competitor weakness
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Presentation topics
−
Macroeconomic snapshot
−
BCR business performance review
−
Credit risk management−
History of asset quality deterioration−
Loan origination history−
Restoring BCR’s asset quality
−
Business roadmap −
Retail−
Local corporate
−
Special topic
−
Outlook
−
Appendix
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Appendix: Romania – Significant competitive advantage in terms of labour cost
Productivity adjusted hourly labour costs
11.514.2 15.0 16.1
21.2 21.4
28.3
35.232.4
0
5
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
Romania Poland Bulgaria Hungary CzechRepublic
Slovakia Slovenia EU27 Austria
in E
UR
Source: Eurostat, Erste Research
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New prudential rules adopted at end-October, aiming to limit the risks associated with consumer lending, mainly in FX −
Max. 5 year tenor for new unsecured and secured consumer loans, irrespective of currency−
No max. tenor previously imposed, max. 10 years for unsecured and 25-30 years for secured according to market practice
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Debt to income limit and stress parameters adopted−
Min.133% coverage by collateral for FX home equity loans−
Corresponding to max. 75% LTV, no min. level of coverage by collateral previously stipulated−
Lower LTV for FX mortgage loans−
Loans under Prima Casa and refinancing of loans contracted before the new regulation entered into force exempted from current tenor and down payment limitations
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BCR’s own rules well ahead of BNR’s new guidelines−
Lower impact on BCR’s retail business as compared to the market, due to conservative approach on FX lending
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Higher collateralization, lower debt to income and LTV ratios, max. tenor for unsecured consumer limited to 5 years since early 2010, FX unsecured loans cancelled from BCR offer starting H2 11
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Estimated impact on new sales in 2012: −
-10% in standard mortgage (~EUR 9m)−
-20% in unsecured consumer (~EUR 92m)−
-65% in secured consumer (~EUR 66m)−
Estimated impact on NII in 2012: EUR -11.5m
Appendix: business roadmap – Retail: new lending rules adopted by the Central Bank
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Appendix: Special topic – Update on Erste shareholding in BCR
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4 SIFs have signed transaction documents−
Issue of 16,102,263 EGB shares (thereof until 8.12.2011: 8,275,312; thereof 4,025,566 issuance pending)
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Cash contribution of RON 494.4m (thereof until 8.12.2011: RON 244.5)−
Erste Group will increase stake in BCR to 93.54%
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Up to date 12.4% of BCR shares have been acquired
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Movement in Erste share price has no influence on deal structure−
Shares are exchanged at fixed exchange ratio of 127.9583 BCR shares for one EGB share
# of Shares # of SharesNumber of BCR Shares total 10,856,364,880 100.00% 10,856,364,880 100.00%SIF Oltenia 652,033,303 6.01% 652,033,303 6.01%SIF Muntenia 651,381,927 6.00% 241,744,625 2.23%SIF Banat Crisana 651,381,927 6.00% 366,373,358 3.37%SIF Moldova 651,381,927 6.00% 515,104,582 4.74%SIF Transilvania 651,381,927 6.00% 136,277,240 1.26%Erste Group 7,547,067,344 69.52% 8,895,423,653 81.94%Others 51,736,525 0.48% 49,408,119 0.46%
SIFs shareholding before transaction Status quo of transaction