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1 BANCO ESPIRITO SANTO Espirito Santo International S.A. Rating July 2012
2 Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. EspIrito Santo International Company Presentation 3. SPV Rating Tool Presentation 4. Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating 5. Annexes
3 ExecuUve Summary The present study aims to assess the rating of EspIrito Santo International S.A. ( ES I ). For this purpose the SPV Rating Tool was applied. This Model is employed by the Global Risk Department of Banco EspIrito Santo ( GRD ) in order to assign ratings to financial holdings. The rating driver of a financial holding is the relationship between the value of the underlying by its potential decrease due to the uncertainty of its value in the adjusted/stressed investments the debt of the specific entity. The investments value adjustment is based upon returns and future and respective volatility, and also incorporates the correlation between the assets values. The information incorporated in the rating assessment was based upon: (I) information sent by ESI; (ii) public information regarding ESI and its subsidiaries; (iii) the internal GRD expertise about the industries in which ESI indirectly develops its activities. Returns, volatility and correlation parameters employed in the rating assessment of ESI were obtained using a sample of peer companies*. However, and given the inexistence of listed peer companies for Rio Forte, and given the atypical evolution of stock markets in the last years, several See Annex lit *
4 1 Executive Summary scenarios were calculated, incorporating different assumptions for returns, volatility and correlation parameters*. The estimated rating of Espirito Santo International is in between [bb; bb-j, which corresponds to a PD of [0,63%; 1,10%). *See Annex II
5 Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. Espinto Santo International Company Presentation 3. SPV Rating Tool Presentation 4. Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating 5. Annexes.j; S *...2 SI I çi- -.., -: S
6 3 a EspIrito Santo Internacional Company Presentation another 10% more, indirectly held through ES Resources Limited. ESFG holds interests in financial services companies, namely commercial banking and investment, insurance companies and subject to the legislation governing financial holding companies (SoparfI). its capital structure in accordance with the need to reinforce or lighten its investment portfolio and the need to support those investments, either through loans or capital contributions. encompass various non financial sectors, including real estate, construction, leisure, agriculture and healthcare providers; and (ii) 100% of Rio Forte Investments, S.A. ( Rio Forte ), whose investments renewable energies, as well as holdings in other diversified companies. Machado da Cruz), which provided an unqualified opinion. i The 2011 financial statements of ESI was revised by Commissaire EspIrito Santo International, S.A. ( ESI ) was incorporated under the law of Luxembourg and is ESI main assets are: (i) 35% of EspIrito Santo Financial Group, S.A. ( ESFG ), directly held, and The activity of ESI is limited to monitoring the performance of its investments. ESI thus manages aux Comples (Francisco..? r S.) t -, c
7 and adjusted/stressed 2008, with the advisory of Oliver Wyman, and aims to assign ratings to entities that focus their The rating driver to assess solvency and assign a rating to a financial holding is the relationship by its potential decrease due to The SPy Rating Tool or Financial Holdings Model was developed by Banco EspIrito Santo in activities in the investment and management of financial investments ( financial holdings ). the debt of the specific entity. Fair value of assets held and corresponding ratings; Expected return of assets and industry; between the value of the underlying investments SPV Rating Tool Presentation Total Holding s financial liabilities; Volatility of assets and industry; Financial liabilities characteristics: the uncertainty of its value in the future The main inputs of that Model are: Correlation of returns; Assets characteristics:
8 Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. EspIrito Santo International Company Presentation 3. SPV Rating Tool Presentation 4. Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating 5. Annexes
9 SPV Rating Tool Presentation This section is either classified as Relevant (it the shareholder/sponsor has financial capacity and a strong strategic interest in the Holding, which leads to a strong incentive to support it in a stressful situation) or Non Relevant (if it is not the case). The qualitative factors presented in the previous section may improve the solvency score up to two notches (that is from the Support and financial capacity of shareholders/sponsors ) or decrease it to the worst rating in the scale ( ccc, in the case that Complexity and Asset Transparency is Highly Opaque ). -S. t1 -,
10 Financial liabilities characteristics: (i) spread; (ii); covenants; (iii) cross-default clauses; pan passu; negative pledge. Based upon the mentioned inputs, the SPV Rating Tool runs Monte Carlo simulations*, which aim to estimate the probability of holding asset s value being lower than its financial liabilities. From the result of these simulations the solvency score is obtained. The final rating features the solvency score as a starting point, but incorporates other qualitative factors in addition: Complexity and transparency of assets held by the Holding with the objective of assessing if the existing information regarding its assets is clear and updated. This section is classified into five possible categories: (i) Transparent; (ii) Not fully transparent; (iii) Partially opaque; (iv) Significantly opaque; (v) Highly opaque; Support and financial capacity from shareholders/sponsors in this section the financial capacity and the incentive that the sponsors have to support the Holding in a stressful situation is evaluated. *SimuIations ate based upon the Merton Model. See Methodological Framework SPV Rating Tool, accompanying this document. i Financial liabilities characteristics: (continued) SPy Rating Tool Presentation
11 Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating The estimated rating of EspIrito Santo International is in between [bb; bb-j, which corresponds to a PD of [0,63%; 1,10%]. The following parameters were used throughout ESI s rating assignment process: Assets characteristics: 100% of Rio Forte, valued at a lair value of EUR million. The internal rating assigned to Rio Forte is b+; 35% of ESFG, valued at a fair value of EUR million. The internal rating assigned to ESFG is bbb- (S&P: NR; Moody s: B2; DBRS: BBB-); Both Rio Forte and ESFG were classified as Private Companies. In the case of ESFG, this is justified by the fact that it is considered that a hypothetical sale of such equity stake by ESI would not be accomplished through a sale of shares in the stock market. Asset and industry returns, volatility and correlation were calculated using market data, based upon two peer groups of companies comparable to Rio Forte and ESFG*. *See Annex III - :Y. 4,.
12 f.. - IL Annexes 4. Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating 3. SPV Rating Tool Presentation 2. EspIrito Santo International Company Presentation 1. Executive Summary Contents
13 Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating. Regarding the qualitative questions, these were evaluated in the following way: Complexity and Transparency it was considered as Transparent, given that there is a deep knowledge of ESI assets. This classification did not lead no any adjustment of the solvency score ; Capacity and financial flexibility of shareholders/sponsors it was classified as Relevant, given that they do have financial capacity and a strong strategic interest in ESI, leading to a strong incentive to support the company in the hypothetical situation of a financial stress. To this point, it was also considered the long track record and the historical ability to raise funds either through debt or through equity. This classification led to a one notch uplift of the solvency score ; At last, it should be noted that, based upon the previous inputs, the calculation of ESI s rating was calculated through the running of Monte Carlo simulations. çt &.
14 *See Annex VI Existence of cross default, negative pledge and pari-passu clauses. over Euribor; (ii) non existence of covenants; It was considered the following characteristics of financial liabilities: (i) spread of 4,5% 144%; million. The coverage ratio between the assets fair value and financial liabilities is The amount of ES l s financial liabilities considered in the rating assessment was EUR m ESI Financial Liabilities characterization: and ESC plan to accomplish the phase out of ESR until final closing of this company. reimbursed even if its assets are insufficient to settle down all commitments. Note that ESI Control, S.A., ESC ), ensuring that the loans granted to ESR by ESI will always be million Euros, respectively. Instead, this total amount was deducted from ESI s financial to EspIrito Santo Resources Limited ( ESR ), in the amount of 95 million Euros and 630 liabilities, given the Comfort Letter* issued from major shareholders of ESI (EspIrito Santo It wasn t considered in the total assets value of ESI the equity held and advances made Parameters used n the assessment of ESI raung
15 Contents 1. Executive Summary 2. EspIrito Santo International Company Presentation 3. SPy Rating Tool Presentation 4. Parameters used in the assessment of ESI rating 5. Annexes
16 i Returns were 18%, 54%, 19% in. Given Considerations Annex I 2000 to June 2007 was collected, since it is considered that from this date onward the stock markets sovereign debt crisis). had an atypical behavior due to several factors (e.g.: sub-prime crisis, Lehman Brothers bankruptcy; scenarios in order to calculate ESI s rating. These scenarios were based upon different assumptions regarding returns, volatility and correlation parameters. Regarding stock market valuation of the companies comprising the peer groups, data from June the inexistence of peer listed companies for Rio Forte, it was decided to simulate different were calculated using arithmetic means and weighted averages using the market cap of Jun2000-]un200Z; (ii) Return on equity for the period companies that make part of peer groups. industry in the composition of adjusted Rio Forte Net Asset Value (NAV) (Construction and averages were calculated, which were weighted afterwards based on the weight of each In the case of Rio Forte, and taking into account its large industry diversification, industry Renewable Energy regarding the Executed Scenarios (1/2) calculated in the following manner: (I) evolution of stocks in the period Real Estate leisure and Healthcare both situations returns 9%). :?.:
17 . J regarding the Executed Scenarios (2/2) Considerations Annex I was used the volatility associated to stocks that comprise the peer groups in the it Volatility Jun2000-Jun2007 period. Both arithmetic means and weighted averages that use the market cap were calculated. In the case of Rio Forte, and in addition to weighting each sector in the composition of adjusted NAV, the correlations between different industries* were included. Additionally, a sensitivity scenario for this parameter was run. i The correlations used between ESFG and Rio Forte were based upon correlations calculated between the respective peer groups (46% and 43% for the arithmetic means and market cap weighted averages, respectively). *See Annex IV. p.. 4 ; :L )1 1. : 1 ;.... P
18 Annex II Summary of Accomplished Results Parameters: Returns and volatilities were calculated using arithmetic averag. 46% correlation betwen Rio Forte and ESFG Return Volatility Rio Forte ESFG Solvency Solvency Final Volatil. Return Volatil. Return PD Rating Rating* 90% correlation between Real Estate and Equity Returns Construction was used for Rio Forte; % correlation between Real Estate and Construction was used for Rio Forte; 184% 11,8% 26,3% 6,9% 1,31% bb- bb 16,9% 11,8% 26,3% 6,9% 1,08% bb- bb 90% correlation between Real Estate and 18,4% 11,3% 26,3% 12,4% 1,03% bb- bb Construction was used for Rio Forte; ROE % correlation between Real Estate and 16,9% 11,3% 26,3% 12,4% 0,84% bb- bb Construction was used for Rio Forte; * One notch upllft Parameters: Returns and volatilities were calculated using averages weighted by the market cap of the companies that make part of thpeer group. 43% correlation betwen Rio Forte and ESFG Return Volatility Rio Forte ESFG Solvency Solvency Final Volatil. Return Votatil. Return PD Rating Rating* 90% correlation between Real Estate and Equity Returns Construction was used for Rio Forte; % correlation between Real Estate and Construction was used for Rio Forte; 18,2% 15,3% 28,9% 4,1% 1,58% b-i- bb 16,9% 15,3% 28,9% 4,1% 1,30% bb- bb ROE One notch uplift 90% correlation between Real Estate and Construction was used for Rio Forte; 43% correlation between Real Estate and Construction was used for Rio Forte; 18,2% 13,7% 28,9% 13,2% 16,9% 13,7% 1,13% bb 28,9% 13,2% 0,89% bb -, -.. :.
19 007) Group Rio Forte (1/2) Peer Annex Ill Parameters calculation through arithmetic averages Company Industry ROE (J Volatility MOTA ENGIL SGPS Constuction 11,82% 19,02% 25,85% SOARES DACOSTA Constuction 3,32% 19,82% 38,51% TEIXEIRADUARTE Constuction 7,38% 1,71% 30,08% Abengoa SA Constuction 19,84% 19,85% 32,94% ACS Actividades de Construccion y Servic Constuction 29,37% 22,33% 17,83% Acciona SA Constuction 24,53% 23,50% 20,11% Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas SA Constuction 16,03% 14,48% 21,11% Grupo Ferrovial SA Constuction 3,82% 17,59% 21,72% Sacyr Vallehermoso SA Constuction 12,80% 10,24% 40,42% OHL SA Constuction 17,48% 23,68% 30,30% Unibail-Rodamco SE Real Estate 14,23% 19,57% 21,34% Eurocommercial Properties NV Real Estate 9,62% 10,28% 15,78% Vastned Retail NV Real Estate 9,85% 6,36% 16,51% Corp Dermoestetjca SA Healthcare 1,57% 2,95% 27,85% Orpea Healthcare 11,63% 29,80% 2492% IBERSOL Leisure 18,37% 11,88% 20,87% Accor SA Leisure 17,50% 6,08% 29,00% Melia Hotels International SA Leisure 7,21% 3,57% 32,09% NH Hoteles SA Leisure 7,73% 5,16% 25,10% Club Mediterranee Leisure -4,70% -13,31% 43,79% Pierre & Vacances SA Leisure 16,41% 8,29% 32,30% Construction Industry Average 14,6% 17,2% 27,9% Real Estate Industry Average 11,2% 12,1% 17,9% Healthcare Industry Average 6,6% 16,4% 26,4% Leisure Industry Average 10,4% 3,6% 30,5% Rio Forte s Peer Weighted Average with Correlations (i) (ii) (iii) 11,3% 11,8% 16,9% Rio Forte s Peer Weighted Average with Correlations fi) (ii) fv) 11,3% 1 1,8% 18,4% Source: Bloomberg (I) Adjusted average incorporating the weight of each industry (considering listed peers) in the composition of Rio Fortes Net Asset Value (NAy), namely: (a) Construction and Renewable Energy (b) Real Estate (c) Leisure and (d) Heafthcare 9%. 18%; ii) Given that Forte Rio presents a diversified business portfolio, the volatility took into consideration the correlations between the industries in which Rio Forte operates. (iii) Indicator based upon the underlying correlation of 35% between the Construction and Real Estate, after some statistical calculations. (v) Indicator that has underlying correlation between the Construction and Real Estate 90% (override). 54%; 19%; A A
20 r. SCARES DACOSTA Construction 103,7 0,3% 3,3% 19,82% 38,51% Volatility Annex III Peer Eurocommercial Properties NV Real Estate 868,4 12,3% 96% 10,28% 15,78% Vastned Retail NV Real Estate 846,7 12,0% 9,8% 6,36% 76,51% Pierre & Vacances SA Leisure 595,9 4,5% 16,4% 8,29% 32,30% Construction Industry Average 17,4% 18,1% 24,1% Acciona SA Construction 5.367,4 17,4% 245% 23,50% 20,11% ACS Actividades de Construccion yservic Construction 6.751,4 21,9% 29,4% 22,33% 17,83% AbengoaSA Construction 1.113,3 3,6% 19,8% 19,85% 32,94% OHL SA Construction 955,1 3,1% 17,5% 23,68% 30,30% Accor SA Leisure 8.783,2 65,8% 17,5% 6,08% 29,00% Sacyr Vallehermoso SA Construction 4.438,4 14,4% 12,8% 10,24% 40,42% Corp Dermoestetica SA Healthcare 330,1 26,5% 1,6% 2,95% 27,85% Grupo Ferrovial SA Construction 6.219,2 20,1% 3,8% 17,59% 21,72% Orpea Healthcare 915,1 73,5% 11,6% 29,80% 24,92% Unibail-Rodamco SE Real Estate 5.357,5 75,7% 14,2% 19,57% 21,34% Fomento de Construcciones y Contratas SA Construction 4.874,1 15,8% 16,0% 14,48% 21,11% Club Mediterranee Leisure 810,1 6,1% -4,7% -13,31% 43,79% NH Hoteles SA Leisure 1.406,1 10,5% 7,7% 5,16% 25,10% Melia Hotels International SA Leisure 1.637,5 123% 7,2% 3,57% 32,09% * Real Estate Industry Average 13,1% 16,8% 20,1% Leisure Industry Average 13,8% 4,6% 29,9% Healthcare Industry Average 9,0% 22,7% 25,7% Source: Bloomberg Rio Forte s Peer Weighted Average with Correlations (I) (ii) (v) 13,7% 15,3% 18,2% Rio Forte s Peer Weighted Average with Correlations (I) (ii) (iii) 13,7% 15,3% 16,9% (v) Indicator that has underlying correlation between the Construction and Real Estate 90% (override). in which Rio Forte operates. (ii) Given that Forte Rio presents a diversified business portfolio, the volatility took into consideration the correlations between the industries (NAy), namely: (a) Construction and Renewable Energy 18%; (b) Real Estate (iii) Indicator based upon the underlying correlation of 43% between the Construction and Real Estate, after some statistical calculations. (I) Adjusted average incorporating the weight of each industry (considering listed peers) in the composition of Rio Fortes Net Asset Value TEO<EIRADUARTE Construction 535,0 1,7% 7,4% 1,71% 30,08% MOTAENGILSGPS Construction 534,5 1,7% 11,8% 19,02% 25,85% IBERSOL Leisure 110,9 0,8% 18,4% 11,88% 20,87% Avg Mt Cap Jan2000-Jun %; Group Rio Forte (2/2) Parameters caicuiaton through Mkt Cap Weighted Averages (c) Leisure Industry ¾ Jun 2000-Jun 2007 Company Industry Market Cap* Weight in the ROE Equity Returns 19%; and (d) Healthcare 9%.
21 Annex III Peer Group ESFG (2/2) Parameters calculation through Mkt Cap Weighted Averages Company Sector Market Cap Weight in ROE Equity Returns the Industry Jun 2000-Jun 2007 Volatility BCP R Banking 8.569,0 1,7% 13,4% -1,2% 27,8% BANCO ESPR.SANTO Banking 4.520,6 0,9% 10,6% 6,2% 14,5% BANCO BPI Banking 2.633,0 0,5% 12,2% 10,1% 20,6% BANIFR Banking 511,6 0,1% 7,9% 23,0% 27,4% ESPIRITO SANTO FINL. Banking 1.156,1 0,2% 11,1% 13,8% 19,3% Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA Banking ,2 9,3% 16,4% 2,7% 26,6% BankinterSA Banking 3.183,7 0,6% 12,5% 4,5% 27,1% Banco Espanol de Credito SA Banking 8.195,1 1,6% 15,8% 2,4% 21,3% Banco Popular Espanol SA Banking ,2 2,2% 17,4% 9,9% 15,0% Banco de Sabadell SA Banking 5.822,3 1,1% 12,3% 10,3% 19,0% BancoSantanderSA Banking ,0 11,6% 13,3% 3,7% 27,9% BNP Paribas SA Banking ,3 9,7% 14,1% 8,1% 24,6% Credit Agricole SA Banking ,2 6,4% 7,3% 10,1% 24,6% Credit Lyonnais SA Banking ,1 2,8% 12,2% 3,7% 35,6% Dexia SA Banking ,5 3,7% 10,8% 5,8% 27,4% Groupe Bruxelles Lambert SA Banking 8.817,1 1,7% 5,4% 9,5% 22,1% INGGroep NV Banking ,1 11,0% 17,5% -1,1% 33,1% KBC Groep NV Banking ,7 3,8% 9,8% 11,1% 21,6% Societe Generale SA Banking ,6 6,7% 12,1% 11,2% 26,1% RBS Holdings NV Banking ,6 7,4% 19,0% 6,6% 31,5% MapireSA Insurance 2.838,7 0,6% 14,1% 18,9% 26,0% Aegon NV Insurance ,4 5,3% 9,2% -12,8% 43,5% Allianz France SA Insurance ,2 2,2% 14,4% 11,5% 32,0% AXASA Insurance ,2 8,9% 9,3% -3,1% 37,0% Sectors Average 13,2% 4,1% 28,9% Source: Bloomberg * Avg Mkt Cap Jan2000-Jun 2007.,. U C
22 Annex ill 4 1 i C l. - _ ;. -.., Banco Bllbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA Banking 16,4% 2,7% 26,6% Source: Bloomberg Sector s Average 12,4% 6,9% 26,3% Mapire SA Insurance 14,1% 18,9% 26,0% AXASA Insurance 9,3% -3,1% 37,0% Ailianz France SA Insurance 14,4% 11,5% 32,0% Aegon NV Insurance 9,2% -12,8% 43,5% RBS Holdings NV Banking 19,0% 6,6% 31,5% Societe Generale SA Banking 12,1% 11,2% 26,1% ING Groep NV Banking 17,5% -1,1% 33,1% Groupe Bruxelles Lambert SA Banking 5,4% 9,5% 22,1% Dexia SA Banking 10,8% 5,8% 27,4% BNP Paribas SA Banking 14,1% 8,1% 24,6% KEC Gtoep NV Banking 9,8% 11,1 % 21,6% Banco Espanol de Credito SA Banking 15,8% 2,4% 21,3% Banco Popular Espanol SA Banking 17,4% 9,9% 15,0% Banco de Sabadell SA Banking 12,3% 10,3% 19,0% Banco Santander SA Banking 13,3% 3,7% 27,9% Bankinter SA Banking 12,5% 4,5% 27,1% Credit Agricole SA Banking 7,3% 10,1% 24,6% Credit Lyonnais SA Banking 12,2% 3,7% 35,6% BANIF Banking 7,9% 23,0% 27,4% BANCO ESPR.SANTO Banking 10,6% 6,2% 14,5% BANCO BPI Banking 12,2% 10,1% 20,6% BCP Banking 13,4% -1,2% 27,8% ESPIRtFO SANTO FINL. Banking 11,1% 13,8% 19,3% Company Industry ROE (J OOO7) Volatility Parameters calculation through arithmetic averages Peer Group ESFG (1/2)
23 Rating Average PD MinPO MaxPD 1 :- Annex V Rating Scale and Probabilities of Default ccc 25,600% 13,930% 100,000% b- 7,580% 6,296% 13,930% b 5,230% 3,202% 6,296% bb 0,630% 0,502% 0,832% b+ 1,960% 1,468% 3,202% bbb- 0,250% 0,218% 0,316% a 0,060% 0,055% 0,095% bb- 1,100% 0,832% 1,468% bbb+ 0,150% 0,095% 0,169% bbb 0,190% 0,169% 0,218% bb+ 0,400% 0,316% 0,502% a 0,050% 0,045% 0,055% aa- 0,015% 0,011% 0,025% a+ 0,040% 0,025% 0,045% aa+ 0,003% 0,002% 0,005% aa 0,008% 0,005% 0,011% aaa 0,001% 0,000% 0,002% : Ji.I.: 1- -
24 t - Annex IV Rio Forte: Correlation Matrix between Industries Arithmetic Means Construction Healthcare Leisure Real Estate Construction 100% 51% 61% 35% Healthcare 51% 100% 38% 16% Leisure 61% 38% 100% 25% Real Estate 35% 16% Bloonterg Data; GRD Calculation 25% 100% Market Cap Weighted Averages Construction Healthcare Leisure Real Estate Construction 100% 51% 55% 43% Healthcare 51% 100% 37% 15% Leisure 55% 37% 100% 25% Real Estate 43% 15% 25% 100% Bloonterg Data; GRD Calculation... - S.
25 Letter EspIrito Santo Control Comfort Annex VI SEE NEXT PAGE ) : : -ci
26 . Rio Annex VII Forte Investments Risk Report SEE NEXT PAGES
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