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Trade Facilitation Programme Financing foreign trade with Uzbekistan Kamola Makhmudova Senior Banker, TFP 18 April 2018

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Trade Facilitation Programme

Financing foreign trade with Uzbekistan

Kamola Makhmudova

Senior Banker, TFP

18 April 2018

Contents

• Introduction to EBRD and TFP

• TFP Product and Process

• Case Study

• Trade Finance Trainings and Advisory Services

• New Initiative - Compliance

Where we are

24 April, 2018 3

EBRD Trade Facilitation Programme

Annual Business Volumes 1999 – 2017

24 April, 2018 4

TFP – 1, 905 Transactions in 2017 Ranking No of Transactions by Country

1. Greece

2. Serbia

3. Ukraine

4. Cyprus

5. Belarus

6. Armenia

7. Georgia

8. Morocco

9. Turkey

10. Egypt

11. Mongolia

12. FYR Macedonia

13. Romania

14. Kyrgyz Republic

15. Bulgaria

16. Jordan

17. Moldova

18. Croatia

19. Tajikistan

20. Azerbaijan

21. Kosovo

22. Montenegro

23. Bosnia and Herzegovina

24. Tunisia

25. Turkmenistan

24 April, 2018 5

TFP - Achievements 1999-2017

• More than 21,600 foreign trade transactions, including 209

transactions with exporters and importers from Uzbekistan

• Total business volume EUR 15 billion

• 95 Issuing Banks in 27 countries

• Over 800 Confirming Banks worldwide

24 April, 2018 6

800 Confirming Banks in 77 Countries

24 April, 2018 7

EBRD TFP – Top 10 Confirming Banks

24 April, 2018

Ranked by Number of Transactions in 2017

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1. Commerzbank

2. ING Bank

3. UNICREDIT BANK AUSTRIA

4. Citibank Europe

5. Deutsche Bank

6. BANCA POPOLARE DI SONDRIO

7. KBC Bank

8. ODDO BHF Aktiengesellschaft

9. UBS AG

10. INTESA SANPAOLO SPA

TFP – Strategy

Strong focus on:

Small- and medium-sized private banks in the CIS and south-east Europe

Early Transition Countries

New: Southern and eastern Mediterranean (Greece, Cyprus, Egypt, Jordan,

Morocco and Tunisia). New: Lebanon and the West Bank and Gaza

Intra-regional trade (= trade between the EBRD’s countries of operations)

SMEs

Co-financing with commercial banks

24 April, 2018 9

EBRD Trade Facilitation Programme (TFP)

How does it work?

24 April, 2018

EBRD supports trade by providing:

Guarantees that cover risks arising from trade finance

transactions

Short-term advances/financing to banks in the Countries of

Operation for trade finance purposes (factoring and cash

disbursement)

Trade finance training and advisory service to local banks

Trade finance networking events

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24 April, 2018 11

TFP Product and Process

TFP: Structure and Application

Confirming Bank,

Worldwide

Seller

Application for L/C opening L/C Confirmation

EBRD issues a Stand-By

Letter of Credit covering

the risks of Issuing Bank

towards the Confirming bank

Issuing Bank,

Country of

Operations

Buyer

L/C Issuance with request to confirm

(L/G Issuance with counter-guarantee,

other banking trade finance instruments)

SALES-PURCHASE

AGREEMENT

24 April, 2018 12

TFP – Guarantee Transaction (1)

Always involves a local bank (“Issuing Bank”) which issues a trade finance instrument (e.g. a letter of credit) and a foreign bank which confirms it to the beneficiary (“Confirming Bank”)

Issued only to Confirming Bank, not to exporters or importers

The trade finance instrument (e.g. a letter of credit) ensures that the beneficiary receives payment upon or after delivery

24 April, 2018 13

TFP – Guarantee Transaction (2)

Covers all types of trade finance instruments:

• letters of credit, including deferred payment/post-financing,

• bank payment guarantees,

• bid bonds,

• performance bonds,

• advanced payment guarantees,

• standby letters of credit,

• guarantees covering a trade finance loan

EBRD Guarantee (a SBLC under UCP 600) is usually issued within 24 hours from application

24 April, 2018 14

TFP – Guarantee Transaction (3)

Cover exports, imports and distribution of imported goods in the EBRD’s countries of operations, irrespective of the country of origin (no origin rule)

Tenor: 3 years maximum

Amount: no minimum amount

EBRD Guarantee covers up to 100% of payment, political and currency risks

EBRD pays on the claim within 15 days

24 April, 2018 15

Green TFP

24 April, 2018 16

Facilitation and increase in trade of green

technologies and services in EBRD’s

countries of operations.

• Improve access to trade finance for

sustainable energy technology suppliers

and installers, often SMEs

• Create competitive markets for

sustainable energy/resource technologies

• Increase the availability of sustainable

energy technologies and promote uptake

• Contribute to the expansion of partner

banks’ markets

• Support the development of the EBRD’s

TFP – unlock additional trading potential.

Potential Sectors &

Technologies

Farming

Logistics Companies

Printing

Textile

Office Building

Industrial Processing

TFP – Co-financing Structure (1)

Direct risk sharing with confirming banks

• EBRD covers only a part of the transactions, e.g.

transactions with longer tenors

Risk sharing with confirming banks under the A/B structure

• EBRD guarantees the whole amount of the transaction to

the confirming bank

• Confirming bank takes risk participation by counter-

guarantee to EBRD

• EBRD transfers preferred creditor status to the confirming

bank

24 April, 2018 17

TFP – Co-financing Structure (2)

Risk sharing with other development banks and agencies

• FMO the Netherland and OFID Vienna share part of the

EBRD’s risk with selected issuing banks on a portfolio

basis

• First-loss risk sharing with a syndicate of international

insurance underwriters (ACE and Lloyd’s)

24 April, 2018 18

EBRD TFP – Co-Financing Partners

24 April, 2018

• ACE Global Markets (AGM) & Lloyds of London

• AKA Bank, Germany

• Arab Trade Finance Program, Abu Dhabi

• Confirming Banks

• Donor Risk Sharing Funds

• Export Credit Agencies

• FMO Netherlands

• OPEC Fund for International Development, Vienna

• Private Investment Funds

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Revolving credit facility

• EBRD also extend short-term loans to selected banks

and factoring companies on Countries of operations

• For the purpose of financing working capital, necessary

for the performance of foreign trade and domestic and

international factoring operations

• Factoring further supports the transfer of innovative

trade finance solutions and know-how to our countries of

operations

• TFP also provides financing for domestic factoring

activities, in local currencies in a number of countries

Trade Finance Cash Facility

Local Company

Local Bank (EBRD’s borrower)

•Takes local company risk

•Borrows from EBRD

•On-lends to the local company

EBRD

Takes local bank risk and lends to the

local bank against sub-borrower base

Repayment to EBRD EBRD’s disbursement

loan repayment loan disbursement

TFP Factoring Case Study

24 April, 2018 23

Case Studies

National Bank of Uzbekistan (NBU/1)

Agrib

usin

ess

Confirming Bank

Chase Manhattan Bank, Switzerland Applicant

Uzprommashimpeks, Tashkent, Uzbekistan. This

transaction was the first deal of Trade Finance

Programme, which signed on 9th of July 1999.

Beneficiary

Dunavant SA, Geneva, Switzerland

EBRD cover

100% Guarantee for USD 10 million

Goods

50,000 Tons of Cotton Fibre

Uzdaewoo Bank (UZD/54)

Ind

ustria

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uip

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nt a

nd

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teria

l

Confirming Bank

Commerzbank A.G, Frankfurt, Germany Applicant

JV Deutsche Kabel AG, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.

Deutsche Kabel AG Tashkent (DKG) is one of the

largerst manufacturers of cable and steel products in

Central Asia since 1949.

Beneficiary

CNTIC-SK TRADING CO., LTD, Shanghai, China

EBRD cover

100% guarantee for EUR 325th Goods

Production machines and lines

Hamkor Bank (HAM/19)

Ve

hic

les a

nd

sp

are

s

Confirming Bank

Commerzbank A.G, Frankfurt, Germany Applicant

OOO Kammaz Arsenal, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Beneficiary

Rue Minsk Tractor Works, Minsk, Belarus

EBRD cover

100% guarantee for USD 1 million Goods

Importing Tractors from Belarus

24 April, 2018 27

Trade finance training and

advisory services

EBRD – Capacity Building Projects

24 April, 2018 28

EBRD Trade Finance e-Learning Programme

To date > 3,000 trade

professionals from 240

institutions in 36

countries enrolled

24 April, 2018 29

EBRD TFP e-Learning Programme

List of Courses

• Introduction to Trade Finance

• Introduction to Factoring

• Collections

• Mentor 600

• DC Master

• ISP Master

• URDG Master

• Incoterms 2010

• Environmental and Social Issues in

Trade

24 April, 2018 30

Target Audience

• Trade finance team

• Relationship managers

• Risk managers

• Legal team

• Operations team

• Other professionals interested in

factoring products

EBRD ICC e-Learning Programme

24 April, 2018 31

Best students receive further scholarships and

sponsored training programmes in leading European

confirming banks and training companies:

• Commerzbank

• ICC PARIS

• ICC Vienna

• ICC Academy

• ICC Austria

• Banca Popolare di Sondrio

• BHF-Bank, Germany

• BCR Publishing

• Coastline Solutions

• China Systems

• KBC Bank

Best Development Bank in Trade

In 2017 readers of Trade Finance Magazine and

Global Trade Review (GTR) have voted the EBRD

“Best Development Bank in Trade”

EBRD invites other development banks, commercial financial institutions,

export credit agencies and donors to co-finance with the EBRD

24 April, 2018 32

Donors

• The Early Transition Countries Fund

• The Shareholder Special Fund

• European Union

• Norwegian, Swiss, Italian, Canadian, Taiwanese funding

and other donors

TFP Technical Cooperation (TC) Projects are funded by:

24 April, 2018 33

TFP Trade Exchange Magazine

• Launched in 2011

• 12 publications to date

• Dedicated to Trade Finance and

EBRD Technical Assistance Projects

• 5,000 Readers from 1,000 Banks

Reports on:

• News & Events

• Regional Focus Features

• In Depth sector Key Issues

• Trade Projects

24 April, 2018 34

NEW TRAINING FRAMEWORK 2018

EBRD compliance training for trade finance 1/3

E-learning : Since 2010 EBRD offers wide range of

Trade Finance E-learning programmes to

partner banks. The programme was developed with

the co-operation of International Chambers of

Commerce (ICC).

NEW: Trade Based Financial Crime Compliance

training module covering GBP 795.00

1. Financial Crime Regulation

2. The Compliance Programme

3. Exercising Due Diligence

4. Indicators of Trade Based Financial Crimes

5. Combating Financial Crime

24 April, 2018 37

NEW TRAINING FRAMEWORK 2018

EBRD compliance training for trade finance 2/3 (A)

EBRD and International Compliance Association (ICA) to offer scholarships on Compliance

Certification Courses.

• ICA Certification in KYC and CDD EUR 695.00

• ICA Specialist Certification in Trade Based Money Laundering EUR 695.00

• Target Audience

• Trade finance operations staff

• Trade finance relationship managers

• Trade finance risk managers

• Bank audit and compliance staff

• Bank management

• Lawyers working in compliance

• Further, the EBRD will support individuals to improve their existing knowledge still further

by proving them access to comprehensive CPD, news and information as well as the

global compliance community through professional membership of the International

Compliance Association.

24 April, 2018 38

NEW TRAINING FRAMEWORK 2018

EBRD compliance training for trade finance 2/3 (B)

• ICA Certification in KYC and CDD this training course provides a foundation

knowledge of core know your customer (KYC) and customer due

diligence (CDD) concepts, and introduction to CDD frameworks and an

overview of the key components of working in the KYC environment.

• ICA Specialist Certification in Trade Based Money Loundering Certificate in

Trade Based Money Laundering provides staff with an opportunity to

look at the AML and CTF models used to address the risks that exists

within the international trade environment. The course will also

investigate some of the practical issues faced, where breaching money

laundering requirements can cost hundreds of millions of dollars.

24 April, 2018 39

NEW TRAINING FRAMEWORK 2018

EBRD compliance training for trade finance 3/3

EBRD will offer individual correspondent banking advisory services to its partner

banks as part of the Compliance Advisory Services Framework.

• The goal of the programme is to help partner banks to optimise and standardize

KYC required documents and enhance their correspondent banking relationships

with EBRD TFP networking platform of over 800 Confirming Banks.

• Customised Advisory Services

• Turn around CB DD and KYC

• Demystifying new Wolfsberg CB DDQ

• BAFT Respondents Playbook

• Internal Operational/System changes, training, revised requirements

• Assessment and implementation of appropriate timeline till 2019

24 April, 2018 40

Contacts

24 April, 2018

Trade Facilitation Programme

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

One Exchange Square, London EC2A 2JN, UK

E-mail: [email protected]

Web-site: www.ebrd.com/tfp

Rudolf Putz

Head of TFP

Tel: +44 207 338 7776

E-mail: [email protected]

Join us in social networks:

Twitter: www.twitter.com/ebrdtrade

Facebook: www.facebook.com/ebrdtfp

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/groups?gid=4667852

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Kamola Makhmudova

Senior Banker

Tel: +44 207 338 7731

E-mail: [email protected]

Marco Nindl

Principal Banker

Tel: +44 207 338 7614

E-mail: [email protected]

Small Business Initiative

Инвестиции в малый бизнес,

построение большой экономики

г. Ташкент

18 апреля 2018 г.

Small Business Initiative

Роль малого бизнеса в экономике

1. Малый и средний бизнес является основой любой экономики.

2. Рост малого бизнеса улучшает экономические институты (появление класса

предпринимателей развивающейся экономики).

3. Малый бизнес способствует развитию конкуренции, а также более эффективному

распределению ресурсов в экономике.

4. В странах операций ЕБРР в среднем 50% ВВП формируется малым бизнесом и 61%

рабочих мест создается предприятиями малого бизнеса.

5. Малый бизнес испытывает больше трудностей с доступом к источникам

финансирования, несет более высокие издержки в сопровождении сделки, и не всегда

имеет полный доступ к информации.

6. Недостаточно развитая деловая среда оказывают более сильное влияние на малый

бизнес в сравнение с крупным.

2

Small Business Initiative

Содействие малому бизнесу в повышении

конкурентоспособности и росте

Эффект: Полноценный

сектор МСБ в стране

Долгосрочные

результаты: Устойчивый

доступ МСБ к

финансированию и

консультациям

Краткосрочные

результаты:

Финансирование и

консультации

Мы предоставляем более 1.5 млрд. евро на финансирование и развитие более 200,000

субъектов МСБ каждый год.

Small Business Initiative

Интегрированный набор инструментов для МСБ

Финансирование

через финансовые

учреждения

Прямое

финансирование

малого бизнеса

Диалог по вопросам

экономической

политики

Со-финансирование

с финансовыми

учреждениями

Консультации для

малого бизнеса

• Более 200

финансовых

учреждений-

партнеров

• Финансирование

более 1.5 млрд.

евро каждый год

• Поддержка

сотням тысяч

предприятий

малого бизнеса

• Прямое

финансирование

малого бизнеса в

сочетании с

консультациями

• Внедрение

высоких

стандартов

корпоративного

управления и

финансовой

прозрачности

• Целенаправлен-

ные действия

продвижению

экономических

реформ,

параллельно с

инвестициями

• Эффективный

диалог с

органами,

определяющими

политику

• Снижение риска

при

финансировании

малого бизнеса

• Помощь

финансовым

учреждениям-

партнерам в

расширении

операций

• Предоставление

консультаций

• От стратегии до

текущей

деятельности,

финансовой

отчетности,

энерго-эффектив-

ности и т.д.

4

Small Business Initiative

Финансовые инструменты

5

Диалог по вопросам политики малого бизнеса через такие инициативы, как

Инвестиционный совет и законодательная реформа

Прямое финансирование малого

и среднего бизнеса

Фондированное и нефондированное со-

финансирование с банками партнёрами

Косвенное финансирование с партнерскими финансовыми

учреждениями через кредитные линии и техническое содействие

Консультации для малого и среднего бизнеса для роста и лидерства на рынке

ЗАМЕТНЫЙ РОСТ Стадии развития малого и среднего бизнеса РАЗВИТИЕ

Small Business Initiative

Программа разделения рисков (ПРР)

ЕБРР и Банки Партнеры (ПБ) разделяют риск по

кредитам, выдающимся местным компаниям через

ПРР на фондированной и нефондированной основе

для долгосрочных суб-проектов сроком до 10 лет

Фондированное разделения рисков схоже с

синдицированным кредитованием

Нефондированное разделение рисков схоже с

гарантией

Финансирование широкого спектра инвестиционных

целей, включая (но не ограничиваясь) капитальные

затраты, оборотные средства и т. д

Техническая помощь и консультации для заемщиков

Банка Партнера в рамках предварительного и пост

финансирования ПРР

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МСБ

ЕБРР БП

Small Business Initiative

Прямое финансирование

Прямые инвестиции в частный бизнес в странах

операций

Финансирование широкого спектра инвестиционных

целей, включая (но не ограничиваясь) капитальные

затраты, оборотные средства и т. д

Финансирование долгосрочных проектов сроком до

10 лет

Работа с ключевыми лидерами рынка, с

проверенным опытом работы и хорошей деловой

репутацией

Инвестиции сочетаются с консультированием

бизнеса, которые мы предоставляем на средства в

рамках технического сотрудничества, доступных в

ЕБРР от различных доноров

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МСБ

ЕБРР

www.ebrd.com/knowhow

Small Business Initiative

• Заёмщик: основные требования:

• соответствие критериям МСБ:

– Количество сотрудников (на полной ставке) – не выше 250 (при классификации в качестве

МСБ) и не выше 500 человек (при классификации в качестве МСБ+), и

– Годовой объем реализации предприятия/холдинга – не более 50 млн евро по среднему

курсу, или

– Объем активов предприятия/холдинга – не более 43 млн евро по курсу на отчетную дату

• Сумма всех существующих кредитов с учетом планируемого займа Банка не выше 2.5x-3.5х

фактической EBITDA.

• Мы приветствуем наличие (или готовность к проведению) бизнес плана и аудита финансовой

отчетности по системе МСФО; соблюдение принципов экологической и социальной

ответственности.

• Цель инвестиции: Приобретение основных средств и пополнение оборотного капитала,

расширение, инновации, повышение конкурентоспособности, экспортного потенциала,

эффективности (в т.ч. энергоэффективности), частичное рефинансирование существующих

займов.

• Сектора: весь спектр секторов экономики, за исключением целей как оружие, алкоголь, табачное

производство и азартные игры. Инвестиции должны соответствовать требованиям по защите

окружающей среды.

Критерии к выбору клиента

8

Small Business Initiative

• Размер инвестиций зависит от кредитоспособности компании и устойчивости финансовых

прогнозов по проекту со сроком кредитования от 3-х до 7 лет.

• Финансирование Банка составляет может достигать 50-60% от стоимости проекта

• Прямой кредит Банка может быть номинированный в евро, дол. США или российских

рублях; в исключительных случаях - вложения Банка в акционерный капитал с долей до 25%.

• Срок структурирования кредита – 9-12 месяцев (с момента предоставления в Банк

документации): проведение углубленной финансовой, юридической и технической

проверки; структурирование условий и выдача кредита.

• Целевая ставка - Межбанковская ставка (стоимость валюты для ЕБРР/Libor/Euribor) +

маржа/рыночная премия за риск (обсуждается, как плавающая, так и фиксированная

ставка).

• Обеспечение - Залог активов (с учетом независимой оценки) в размере от 1.2x-1.8х к

сумме кредита + корпоративные гарантии + иные формы обеспечения, позволяющие

снизить риск.

• Поддержка Банка по привлечению требуемых экспертиз для успешной реализации проекта

(в т.ч. гранты, квалифицированные консультации по выходу на другие рынки, внедрению

передовых технологий и т.д.).

Прямое финансирование малого и среднего бизнеса

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Small Business Initiative

ЕБРР предоставляет также средства Технического содействия и консультационные услуги суб-

заемщикам ПБ по ПРР. Они смогут использовать:

Улучшение бухгалтерского учета и помощь в реклассификации по стандартам GAAP/

IFRS, получение помощи для первого аудита.

Секторная поддержка: ЕБРР имеет огромную базу иностранных экспертов по разным

направлениям.

Например: управление складским помещением и рабочим капиталом в целом,

управление базой данных, сертификация качества продукции, улучшение

производственного процесса, улучшение конкурентоспособности, изучение новых

рынков, финансовое управление.

Техническое содействие может быть предоставлено до и после финансирования

ТС могут быть полезны для повышения добавленной стоимости продукции.

Объемы финансирования по линии ТС не ограничены в зависимости от потребностей

Проекта.

Техническое содействие компаниям МСБ

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Small Business Initiative

Вовлечение консультантов для

предоставления тренингов для сотрудников

ПБ касательно навыков написания

кредитных предложений, финансового

анализа и моделирования, а также оценки

рисков в мониторинге проектов.

Организация структурированных тренингов

по финансовому управлению ПРР и оценки

рисков.

Предоставление различной отраслевой

экспертизы и знаний: пример – консультанты

по недвижимости, гидро инженеры,

специалисты по проектному

финансированию и т.д.

Техническое содействие Банкам Партнерам

ПРР сопровождается пакетом средств Технического содействия для

институционального развития. Включая:

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Инвестиции: • Компания Ak Gap является одним из

наиболее крупных производителей ПЭТ

преформ в Туркменистане

• ЕБРР инвестировал 9 миллионов долларов

США через два займа на модернизацию

производства и расширения

производственной линии

Местные консультации: • ЕБРР также предоставил консультации на

оценку проекта и подготовку бизнес плана

инвестиционного проекта

Завод по производству ПЭТ преформ в

Туркменистане

Small Business Initiative

Компания Inter Fitness в Таджикистане

Местные консультации: • Проект по улучшению финансовой

отчетности согласно требований Банка

• Маркетинговое исследование и

разработка бизнес плана на создание

нового спортивного фитнесс-центра

Международные советники: • Подбор оборудования фитнесс-центр

• Организационное развитие (Маркетинг,

Продажи, HR, Система управления

качеством, дизайн)

• Организация франшизы (X-Fit, Россия)

Инвестиции: • Кредит в размере 2 миллиона долларов США на приобретение оборудования и

завершения строительства

Small Business Initiative

Транспортная компания Olzha в Казахстане

Инвестиции: • Компания Olzha является крупным частным

оператором парка специализированных

железнодорожных вагонов и оптовым

поставщиком сжиженного газа в Казахстане

• ЕБРР инвестировал порядка 9 миллионов

долларов США на расширения вагонного

парка

Международные советники : • Содействие развитию экспорта

• ЕБРР также предоставил консультации на

оценку проекта и подготовку бизнес плана

инвестиционного проекта

Small Business Initiative

Контакты ЕБРР

Нодира Мансурова,

Региональный Глава

Финансирование и Развитие МСБ

Центральная Азия и Монголия

[email protected]

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Благодарим за внимание!

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

April 2018

OFFICIAL USE

Table of Contents

A. Activities of EBRD

B. Manufacturing and Services

C. Selected Projects

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A.Activities of EBRD

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Services we offer

• Financial investment projects are at the heart of our operations.

• In addition we provide business advisory services and promote

trade finance and loan syndications.

Where we work

• We're active in more than 36 economies, from the Southern and

Eastern Mediterranean, to Central and Eastern Europe, to

Central Asia.

Business sectors we work in

• Our operations span a range of industries, from agribusiness to

infrastructure to transport.

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EBRD: Top ten countries of investment

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• In 2017, EBRD had total new

commitments of EUR 9.7 billion

• Investments in the private sector

accounted for 71% of business

volume

• Debt investments accounted for 84%

of total business volume

• Equity investments were 5% and

Guarantees amounted to 11% of total

business volume

• The top ten countries accounted for

over 72% of total business volume in

2017

EBRD TOP TEN INVESTEE

COUNTRIES, in EUR M

1. Turkey 1,540

2. Egypt 1,413

3. Ukraine 740

4. Poland 659

5. Greece 614

6. Kazakhstan 586

7. Romania 546

8. Azerbaijan 456

9. Serbia 382

10. Tunisia 324

EBRD: Investment Portfolio

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Portfolio Breakdown by Public vs. Private Sector Portfolio Breakdown by Sector

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State Sector

25%

Private Sector

75%

Manufacturing

& Services

9%

Infrastructure

26%

Financial

Institutions

23%

Energy

24%

Corporate (1)

18%

EBRD: Project Cycle, Tenors and Financing

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• A project from Origination to Approval typically takes 3 to 6

months, provided all necessary information is available and

depending on the complexity and length of negotiations

• The total project cycle from origination to final repayment can

range from 1 year, for working capital or trade financing projects,

to 10 years for long term investments

• EBRD financing in individual projects has ranged from less than

EUR 1 million to more than EUR 300 million

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EBRD: Financing Structures Tailored to the Project

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• EBRD is willing to share political and commercial risk under different financing

structures

• EBRD invests in a broad range of instruments across the capital structure with

various types of debt and equity participations:

Debt:

- Senior, subordinated, convertible loans or capital market instruments

- Long term (up to 10 years or more) and short term loans

- Floating or fixed rate loans

- USD, Euro, or local currency* loans

Equity:

- Minority positions (usually up to 35%)

- Common or preferred stock

- Mezzanine finance

*Note: Subject to market conditions and availability

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B. Manufacturing and Services

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Manufacturing and Services: Industry Sectors

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A broad range of industries:

• Chemicals

• Building Materials

• Automotive

• Forestry and Paper

• Steel and non-ferrous metals

• Healthcare and Pharma

• FMCG & Retail

2017: New investments of EUR 800m in 60 projects

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Chemicals

30%

Forestry and Paper

10%

Healthcare and

Pharmaceuticals

10%

Steel & Non-ferrous

industrial metals

8%

Miscellaneous

7%

Automotive

14%

Building Materials

18%

FMCG & Retail

3%

Manufacturing and Services: Team Overview

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• 60 bankers of 25 different nationalities

• 40 bankers based in the EBRD’s countries of operation to serve clients locally

• Industry centres of excellence to provide in-depth expertise with lead bankers

and senior industry experts

• The team has completed more than 600 projects with total commitments of ca.

EUR 11billion with a current active investment portfolio of EUR 3.7billion

• In 2017, the team completed 60 projects with commitments of EUR 800million

• The team has significant experience with complex projects in various industries

through project finance, restructurings and privatisations

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Manufacturing and Services: Centre of excellence/expertise

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• Aerospace

• Automotive and Parts

• Construction and Materials (excluding cement)

• Cement

• Forestry and Paper

• Non-ferrous industrial metals (aluminum, copper, zinc, etc)

• Pharmaceuticals

• Retail (excl. food and beverages)

• Steel

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Manufacturing and Services: Contacts

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Frédéric Lucenet

Director

Manufacturing & Services

EBRD

1 Exchange Square

London EC2A 2JN

United Kingdom

Tel: +44 207 338 6291

E-mail: [email protected]

Samaridinzoda Sobir

Principle Banker

Industry Commerce Agribusiness

Group (ICA)

EBRD

Tashkent Resident Office

Navoi street, 1A (Hyatt Regency),

Tashkent, Uzbekistan

Tel: +998 (71) 207 12 90

Mob: +998 90 969 25 52

E-mail: [email protected]

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C. Recent Projects

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• Ford Otomotiv Sanayi A.S is incorporated in Turkey for the manufacturing and selling of motor

vehicles and parts. The Company operates as a joint venture between Ford Motor Company and

Koc Holding 41% equity stake each. The rest of the shares are listed on the Istanbul Stock

Exchange.

• The EBRD’s loan will enable the company to introduce styling changes and add current

technology features to its commercial vehicles and improve production processes.

• The project will also strengthen its focus on employment and training of young people. The

company will partner with educational institutions to develop a model for vocational education,

including skills standards, to address the skills mismatch in the labour market

Highlights

Project Summary

Country

Sector

Product

Amount

Client Signed in

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Turkey: EBRD invests in Turkey’s top car marker

Turkey

Automotive

Loan

€150 million

Ford Otosan April 2017

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• EBRD is investing US$ 50 million as a shareholder in MS Pharma. The investment will support

MS Pharma’s growth through acquisitions as well as its investment programme in Jordan,

including upgrade and expansion of its manufacturing facilities, increase its capacity and build

a differentiated product portfolio in chronic diseases: cardiovascular, central nervous system

(CNS), oncology and respiratory.

• The Bank’s engagement will improve access to the latest generation of pharmaceutical

products in the MENA region. It will also enable MS Pharma to continue providing increasingly

higher quality and affordable medicines coupled with product innovation and creation of

skilled jobs in the Bank’s countries of operations.

Jordan: EBRD supports innovative pharmaceutical

production

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Jordan

Sector Pharmaceuticals

Product Equity

Amount US$ 50 million

Client MS Pharma Ventures Signed in July 2016

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• Lafarge Group is the world's leader in building materials with leading positions in all of its

businesses (cement, aggregates, concrete and gypsum).

• The Bank participated in a joint venture to develop a waste treatment plant in Sokhna, Egypt,

which will supply alternative fuels to Lafarge Cement Egypt (the second largest cement plant in

the world), and potential other cement players in the region.

• The project contributes to the development of the waste management sector, and draws on the

growing demand for alternative fuels in Egypt.

Egypt: EBRD supports the development of the

alternative fuels market

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Egypt

Sector Alternative Fuels

Product Equity

Amount €9 million (EGP equiv.)

Client Lafarge & Argan

Infrastructure Fund Signed in November 2014

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Regional: EBRD supports R&D in Morocco, Russia,

Poland and Romania

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Regional

Sector Automotive

Product Loan

Amount €40 million

Client Faurecia Signed in 2013

• Faurecia is the world’s 6th largest automotive component supplier, specialising in

automotive seating, emissions, control techniques and interior systems.

• EBRD provided a €40 million loan as part of a €123 million syndication, which will assist

the company in developing its research and development and production activities in

Morocco, Russia, Poland and Romania.

• The project will help expand linkages to local suppliers to improve their quality standards.

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Uzbekistan: EBRD supports Uzbekistan’s leading

pharmaceutical producer

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Uzbekistan

Sector Pharmaceuticals

Product Loan

Amount $11.2 million

Client Jurabek Laboratories Signed in 2017

• Jurabek Laboratories LLC is one of the largest privately owned pharmaceutical producers

in Uzbekistan engaged in manufacturing generic pharmaceutical products at its own

facilities.

• EBRD provided a $11.2 million loan to finance acquisition of new blow-fill-seal machines

which, simultaneously mould and fill with the selected infusion, and seal the plastic

containers in a closed sterile environment.

• The project will help expand operations of the company and improve the quality

standards.

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Tajikistan: EBRD supports a leading wood processing

company in Tajikistan.

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Tajikistan

Sector Manufacturing

Product Loan

Amount $0.9 million

Client Fortuna LLC Signed in 2013

• Fortuna LLC is a leading wood processing company, engaged in production of solid wood

doors, windows and furniture.

• The Bank’s engagement supported expansion programme of the Company by financing

acquisition of advance technology for wood processing.

• The project will increase company’s operations, product range and improve the quality

standards.

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Tajikistan: EBRD supports a leading trader and

retailer of furniture, doors and home appliances in

Tajikistan.

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Tajikistan

Sector Trade/Manufacturing

Product Loan

Amount $1.5 million

Client Atlant LLC Signed in 2017

• Atlant LLC a local company involved in wholesale and retail of furniture, doors and

selected home appliances, mostly imported from Belarus, Ukraine, Russia and Turkey.

• The Bank’s loan supported construction of a new furniture and home appliances

showroom and a furniture manufacturing workshop.

• The project will allow expansion of company’s retail operations, increase product variety

and contribute to the development of local manufacturing.

OFFICIAL USE

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Tajikistan: EBRD supports Health and Fitness centre

in Tajikisan

Highlights

Project Summary

Country Tajikistan

Sector Retail trade

Product Loan

Amount $2 million

Client Inter Fitness LLC Signed in 2015

• Inter Fitness LLC is a newly established company providing recreational and health

services to the local population.

• The Bank’s loan supported construction of a new fitness facility with over 10K sq.m of

floor area, which will be operated under a franchise agreement with X-Fit, one of the

leading Russian operators of health and fitness centres with over the last 25 years of

experience.

• The project will contribute to the development of the recreational activities in the country,

and improve access of the local population to new generation recreation facilities,

promoting a healthy lifestyle in the area.

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The EBRD is a multilateral bank that promotes the development of the private sector and entrepreneurial initiative in 37 economies across three continents. The Bank is owned by 66 countries as well as the EU and the EIB. EBRD investments are aimed at making the economies in its regions competitive, inclusive, well-governed, green and integrated. Follow us on the web, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.

EBRD press release

EBRD promotes trade finance in Uzbekistan

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

www.ebrd.com/news

Date: 18/04/2018

Contact: Anton Usov

Tel: +79032674069

Email: [email protected]

Twitter: @AntonUsov1892

Keywords: EBRD, Uzbekistan, TFP

Translation:

Registan in Samarkand is part of Uzbekistan’s cultural heritage

The EBRD is promoting trade opportunities in Uzbekistan by presenting its Trade Facilitation Programme at

a first specialised event, which is taking place in Tashkent today. It is attended by more than 150

government officials, industry professionals, exporters and importers, who will meet with senior managers of

20 leading banks from Georgia, Germany, Japan, Korea, Russia, Taiwan, Tajikistan, Turkey, UK, Ukraine

and the US. The conference participants were welcomed by Mr. Sakhib Saifnazarov, Deputy Minister of

Foreign Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan. In his speech, the Deputy Minister noted the important role of

the IFIs and EBRD in particular in the process of modernization and diversification of the country's

economy. S. Saifnazarov also briefed the conference participants on the ongoing reforms aimed at further

liberalisation of the country's economy.

Following the beginning of a broader engagement with the country in late 2017, the EBRD’s Trade

Facilitation Programme has already signed three trade finance facilities with the National Bank of

Uzbekistan, Ipoteka Bank and Hamkorbank. The EBRD’s Trade Facilitation Programme has worked since

1999 to promote foreign trade to and from the EBRD countries of operations. The TFP team has

demonstrated a particular ability to function as a significant networking hub and capacity-building engine in

The EBRD is a multilateral bank that promotes the development of the private sector and entrepreneurial initiative in 37 economies across three continents. The Bank is owned by 66 countries as well as the EU and the EIB. EBRD investments are aimed at making the economies in its regions competitive, inclusive, well-governed, green and integrated. Follow us on the web, Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter and YouTube.

the sector. And this morning for the first time, we opened the largest trade finance event ever in Tashkent

to discuss development of trade and trade finance in Uzbekistan and region with the EBRD’s team,

representatives of our partner banks in the region, most active confirming banks and outstanding business

entrepreneurs in the country. Said Kamola Makhmudova, Senior Banker FI, Conference Chairman.

In the same week, the EBRD TFP team has delivered two seminars for over 100 bank professionals from

Uzbekistan. The first training took place on 16-17 April 2018 was on “Basics of International Documentary

Trade Finance Banking for Back Office”. The second training took place on 19-20 April 2018 was on

“Foundations of International Trade & Finance”.

The EBRD TFP programme aims to promote foreign trade to, from and among the countries in which the

EBRD invests. Through the programme, the EBRD provides guarantees to international confirming banks

and short-term loans to selected banks and factoring companies for on-lending to local exporters, importers

and distributors. The TFP currently includes 95 partner banks in 27 countries, which limits exceeding EUR

1.5 billion in total and more than 800 confirming banks worldwide. In 2017, banks participating in the TFP

network used the EBRD’s support to finance 1,905 trade transactions worth EUR 1.9 billion across 25

countries.

The EBRD is the largest institutional investor in Central Asia, with close to €11.6 billion (US$ 12.3 billion

equivalent) committed to projects in a variety of sectors, from infrastructure to agriculture, with a focus on

private sector development.

Between 1992 and 2010, the EBRD invested €894 million in Uzbekistan in 54 projects. By the end of 2017,

the Bank had signed its first six new operations in the country since 2010, for a total of over €153 million.