DMITRI MOSOLOV, HOME CREDIT & FINANCE BANK FIRST CREDIT CARD RECEIVABLES SECURITISATION IN RUSSIA



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DMITRI MOSOLOV, HOME CREDIT & FINANCE BANK FIRST CREDIT CARD RECEIVABLES SECURITISATION IN RUSSIA

Neither this presentation nor any of the information contained therein constitutes an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy any securities or any advice or recommendation with respect to such securities. The information contained in this presentation is subject to, and must be read in conjunction with, all other publicly available information, including, where relevant any fuller disclosure document published by Home Credit & Finance Bank and/or any company of the Home Credit Group. Any person at any time acquiring securities must do so only on the basis of such person's own judgment as to the merits or the suitability of the securities for its purpose and only on such information as is contained in such public information having taken all such professional or other advice as it considers necessary or appropriate in the circumstances and not in reliance on the information contained in the presentation. Some information concerning Home Credit Group activities, including Home Credit & Finance Bank is available on www.homecredit.net. Statements as to historical performance are not intended to mean that future performance for any period will necessarily match or exceed those of any prior year. The presentation includes forward-looking statements that are based on assumptions about the HCFB s future business performance and therefore involve risks and uncertainties. The recipient of the presentation should therefore consider factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from the results described in or implied by the forward-looking statements contained herein. Neither Home Credit & Finance Bank nor any company from the Home Credit Group bears any responsibility for such forward-looking statements. Nothing in this presentation should be construed as a profit forecast.

HCFB: STABLE LEADING POSITION IN RUSSIAN BANKING SECTOR Leading position in POS and Credit Card segments Major products: POS loans, revolving credit cards, cash loans, mortgages (from Dec 2006), car loans (from 1H 2007) Client relationship with cca 12 mln customers Extensive network of 81 representative offices, 58 loan offices, 26, 865 POS and over 1500 Post Offices across the country International Ratings: Ba3 by Moody s (affirmed in October 2007) and B+ by S&P (upgraded in May 2007). Outlook - stable 9М 2007 1H 2007 1Q 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 5,4 Gross Loan Book, RUB53,9 bln 19,8 22,2 19,5 25,6 23,1 26,3 17,8 15,2 11,7 2,8 0,08 19,4 2,5 0,3 1,8 0,04 4,8 1,2 0,08 6 2,5 0,3 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 POS loans Revolving cards Cash loans Mortgages Car loans Member of the Home Credit Group ( HCG ), which operates in consumer finance markets in the Czech Republic, Slovakia, the Russian Federation, Ukraine, Kazakhstan and Belarus. Recently, the Group has also entered consumer finance markets in China (December 2007) and Vietnam (via PPF rep offices) HCG is a member of PPF Group, a leading diversified financial group in CEE, managing assets of over EUR 8.7 bln as of half-year 2007 POS Segment Strong market position 24% 10% Source: HCFB estimates Revolving Credit Cards Segment * As of 30 September 2007

HCFB FUNDING BASE HCFB Funding Strategy Well Diversified Funding Base* Funding strategy supported by the HCG/PPF Group and based on long-term relationships Ability to adapt and implement best capital markets practice Committed to further diversification in markets, facilities and newly also maturity Domestic bonds 20% Subordinated loans 2% Eurobonds 34% Future retail deposits funding strategy planned (pilot project December 2007) Prudent assets & liabilities management Securitization 24% Syndicated loans 20% ACTIVE FUNDING PROGRAMME FOR 2008 Close monitoring of financial markets to identify window opportunity ensuring efficient funding for a given currency and maturity Focus on funding diversification in terms of markets, facilities and for the first time also maturity to limit dependency on any single market or facility or investor group * As of 30 November 2007

WHY SECURITISE CREDIT CARDS? ASSET-BACKED SECURITISATION IS STRATEGICALLY IMPORTANT SOURCE OF FUNDING FOR HCFB HCFB HCFB funding funding strategy strategy is is based based on on diversification diversification of of funding funding sources sources and and instruments instruments Access Access to to the the funding funding expertise expertise of of HCG HCG and and PPF PPF Group Group companies companies HCG is well experienced in ABS markets: 2003-2004, Home Credit Czech Republic first ever CEE revolving loans (credit card) securitisation in the total nominal amount of approx. CZK 4.15bln extended in 2006 for approx. CZK 4.8 bln 2005, HCFB first ever rouble denominated securitisation of consumer loans (POS-loans) in the nominal amount of EUR 126.5 mln 2007, HCFB first ever credit card securitization of approx. RUB 8.2 bln Securitisation - key objectives for HCFB: Raising longer-term funding via innovative structures at competitive costs Flexible structure of transaction Certainty of getting funds in a timely manner to finance rapidly growing asset class Further diversification of HCFB funding sources Increase efficiency in matching of Bank s assets and liabilities Credit Credit cards cards growing growing class class of of HCFB HCFB assets assets

ASSET CLASS PROFILE REVOLVING CREDIT CARDS KEY DRIVER FOR FUTURE GROWTH Sizable credit card portfolio with track-record Over 3 years of market experience Credit cards portfolio RUB 19.4 bln (USD 781 mn)* 36% of Gross loan book share* Credit cards issued 6.4 mln pcs* Cards activated 1.3 mln* Second largest player in the Russian credit card market with 10% market share 9М 2007 6М 2007 3М 2007 2006 2005 20040,02 Significant growth potential, Card Portfolio USD 781 mn 98,1 446 586 688 781 Product characteristics Allowing for non-cash payments and cash withdrawals, both in Russia and abroad Minimum monthly payment of 5% of the credit limit Credit insurance option - monthly insurance 0.77% of the outstanding balance Cross-selling to existing customers with positive credit history - Offered to 18-50 years old - Tenor 36 month -Interest rate 19% - Monthly maintenance fee 1.5% - Credit limits of up to US$ 1,500 - Interest-free period 30 days from the date of the card s activation - Cash withdrawal fee RUB 144 for transactions higher than RUB 5,000 free of charge - Average effective interest rate 41.8% p.a. (*) Revolving credit cards focus on targeted communication throughout the customer life cycle 0 200 400 600 800 1000 2004 2005 2006 3М 2007 6М 2007 9М 2007 * As of 30 September 2007

TRANSACTION SUMMARY Senior notes RUB 8.2 bln Maturity Legal maturity - 2014 Issuer Seller, Originator, Servicer Senior Notes Rating Structure type Currency Eurasia Credit Card Funding I, SA Home Credit & Finance Bank Baa2 by Moody s Non-public; True Sale/Master trust RUB denominated Joint Arrangers ABN AMRO Bank and UniCredit (HVB) Legal Advisors Tax Advisors Baker&McKenzie and Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer PriceWaterHouse Coopers

TRANSACTION STRUCTURE BORROWE BORROWERS RS STANDBY SERVICER New drawings under sold contracts (RUR) Credit Card Receivable s repaid (RUR) SELLER/ SERVICE R/ Seller Interest Facility Provider/ Subordin ated Loan Facility Provider Receivables and Related Rights (RUR) Purchase Price (RUR) Servicing delegated back to Seller Preference Share (for profit extraction) PURCHASER SPV Eurasia Credit Card Company S.A. Series 1 Facility (RUR) ISSUER (JAs buy RUR FIXED) Hedging (JAs pay RUR FL) Series 1 Notes (RUR) JOINT ARRANGERS ABN AMRO Bank HVB "HCFB" Series 1 Subordinated Loan Facility (RUR) SPV Eurasia Credit Card Funding I S.A Series 1 Liquidity Facility (RUR) SERIES 1 NOTE SUBSCRIBERS

KEY STAGES OF TRANSACTION Launch of feasibility study Warehouse financing arranged Term-out planned for 2H 2008 (subject to market conditions) All key parties engaged BRIDGE I stage WAREHOUSE PUBLIC BOND MAY 2006 NOVEMBER 2006 DECEMBER 2006 AUGUST 2007 2008 FEASIBILITY STUDY AND STRUCTURING Key parameters of the transaction structure were defined in accordance with HCFB requirements and based on international experience and local specifics Key issues solved to address Russian and Luxemburg tax & legal requirements Strong team created to move transaction forward EXECUTION Transaction structure fine-tuned Extensive transaction documentation completed Company s systems and operational processes adjusted to meet all necessary requirements Transaction specifics adjusted to meet various external requirements (Russian and Luxemburg authorities, Rating agency, etc.) Hedging arrangements put in place Closing of the deal was achieved on time and within planned budget

INNOVATION AND EXPERIENCE Traditional master trust structure for credit cards was combined with a technology build on earlier consumer loan securitisation for optimal balance between operational and commercial requirements TECHNOLOGY AND EXPERIENCE The transaction used a sophisticated sale mechanics which was structured under Russian law to sell credit card receivables generated under credit card agreements entered with HCFB customers SOPHISTICATED SALE MECHANICS Master Structure of the deal allows not only select different funding sources but also delivery economies of scale as subsequent issuances can be structured with much lower establishment costs FLEXIBILITY The sale mechanics is combined with a complex funding structure allowing for the multiple issuances of different series of notes to various investors COMPLEX FUNDING STRUCTURE Flexibility of transaction structure allowed HCFB successfully closed first-ever securitisation of a credit card receivables portfolio in Russia

SUMMARY FIRST TRUE SALE DEAL OF CREDIT CARD RECEIVIABLES SECURITISATION IN RUSSIA SUCCESSFULLY CLOSED IN LINE WITH TIME SCHEDULE AND PLANNED BUDGET INNOVATIVE AND COMPLEX DEAL FLEXIBLE STRUCTURE WITH TIMING TO SUPPORT BANK LUQUIDITY POSITION UNDER TURBULENT MARKET CONDITIONS IN Q3/Q4 2007 SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS IN COSTS OF FUNDING COMPARED TO UNSECURED DEBT SUPPORTS HCFB FUNDING STRATEGY TO DIVERSIFY FUNDING SOURCES HIGHLY EXPERIENCED AND PROFESSIONAL TEAM TO DELIVER THE SUCCESS OF THE TRANSACTION

CONTACT INFORMATION MARKETA MUHLHOFEROVA Head of Investor Relations PPF Group Tel: +420 224 559 174 E-mail: muhlhoferova@ppf.cz ALENA ZHELTOVA Deputy Head of Corporate Finance/Investor Relations Home Credit & Finance Bank Tel: + 7 495 514 1017 E-mail: alena.zheltova@homecredit.ru WWW.HOMECREDIT.NET