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  • Abzal KreditMicrofinance OrganizationInvestors PresentationAugust, 2008

  • AgendaInvestment Highlights

    Sector overview and trends

    Who we are?

    Financial Highlights

    Our partners

    Contact details

  • Investment HighlightsFavorable business and regulatory environment

    Strong potential for growth of the market

    Transparent company business and ownership structure

    Strong management team

    Strong loan portfolio and assets growth

    Stable growth of client base

  • Summary of sector overview1,086 MFIs registered as of January 1, 2008, among which only 400 are active;

    Microfinance services are provided by banks (Microlending program by EBRD), credit unions, non-banking finance organizations and microlending agencies;

    As of January 1, 2008 total loan portfolio of active Kazakhstani MFIs was more than KZT 56 billion (USD 462 million) representing only 0.4% to GDPMFIs registered and active (2007)Retail loans to GDPSource: DAMU EDF, National BankNote: USD/KZT exchange rate - 120.3

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    Registered MFIs

    Active MFIs

    Growth rate of registered MFIs

    Growth rate of active MFIs

    2004200520062007

    Registered MFIs1773567451086

    Active MFIs159354697948

    Growth rate of registered MFIs0%101%321%514%

    Growth rate of active MFIs0%123%338%496%

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    Cost/income ratio

    200583.82

    200675.56

    200774.39

    1H200850.03

    NIM

    20056.23

    20060.83

    20070.34

    1H20080.24

    GDP (KZT bln)Retail loans / GDP (%)

    20045,870.00.080.00

    20057,453.00.120.00

    200610,139.50.200.00

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  • Sector overviewFavorable legislative and business environment for entrance of international investors;

    Actively supported by the Government through DAMU Entrepreneurship Development Fund and multinational institutions such as EBRD and ADB.

    Strong potential for growth of the market

    As of 1 January, 2008 total number of granted loans by active MFI's was 321 thousand onlyMFIs personnel structure (2007)Loan portfolio (active MFIs)Source: DAMU EDFNote: USD/KZT exchange rate - 120.3

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    Over 50 pers.1%

    21 to 50 pers.4%

    6 to 20 pers.21%

    Up to 5 pers.74%

    Up to 5 pers. 74%

    Over 50 pers. 1%

    21 to 50 pers. 4%

    6 to 20 pers. 21%

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  • Microfinance sector trendsEconomic developments and demographics for Kazakhstan position the sector for significant growth;

    Low microfinance penetration in the market supports high levels of business margins

    Recent shortage of liquidity in banks facilitates growth of microfinance organizations;

    Active support of the sector by the government through a number of initiatives, including legislative and regulatory changes, financing programs to support small business;

    Entrance of international investors to financial sector is welcomed!

  • Regulatory EnvironmentSpecial laws and acts adopted: - Law About banks and banking activity- Law About microlending organizations- Law About credit unions

    Organization structure for MFCs is allowed as LLP and public fund.

    MFCs are not allowed to collect deposits from population and are limited with max amount of loan (currently USD 70 thousand).

    State owned credit bureau established in 2004 (currently obligatory for banks only).

    New initiatives to support microfinance market are promoted by Kazakhstani Association of Microfinance Organizations (AMFOK) established in 2004 in cooperation with Microfinance Center (Poland) and CAMFA.