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Presentation of Presentation of the the Business Concept Business Concept Workshop on SME Finance – Reaching Scale: A dialogue between global practitioners Workshop on SME Finance – Reaching Scale: A dialogue between global practitioners and East African Bankers and East African Bankers 26 – 27 June 2007, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania 26 – 27 June 2007, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

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Presentation of the Presentation of the Business ConceptBusiness Concept

Workshop on SME Finance – Reaching Scale: A dialogue between global practitioners and East African BankersWorkshop on SME Finance – Reaching Scale: A dialogue between global practitioners and East African Bankers

26 – 27 June 2007, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania26 – 27 June 2007, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

LFS Company Overview

Foundation: 1997

Specialisation: Consulting and management services to

financial institutions in developing and

transition economies

Clients: IFIs: EBRD, KfW, IFC, IDB, AfDB, others

TC-Agencies: DFID, BIO, others

Commercial banks

Ownership & management: 3 managing partners

Permanent staff: 41 Bank Advisors

Almost all economists

Turnover: € 4.9 million in 2006

LFS

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

LFS Range of Services

Management: Greenfield microfinance banks

Transformation of microfinance institutions

Downscaling: Micro and small business lending units in

commercial banks

Complementary: Sector & feasibility studies

Project evaluation

Specialised advice (mostly in credit)

Systems & Tools: Bank management kits (policies, procedures,

job descriptions, training material, …)

LFS MicroBank System® software package

LFS P-CAMELS – rating and evaluation tool

LFS

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

LFS Lending Technology

Methodology Individual lending

Cash-flow based

Collateral: More hostage than pawn

Risk Assessment: Take reality serious!

First-hand gathering of information

Organisation: Responsible loan officers & managers

Incentive salaries

Long-term relationship: Strictness and reliability

Graduation principle

House-bank principle

LFS

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey FeaturesMarket

position

State of the Microfinance IndustryState of the Microfinance Industry

Dynamic development over the last 5 years Rapid professionalisation of top institutions Increasing access to international capital markets for

top institutions (although still requiring support by public institutions)

Mushrooming of wholesale investors in debt and (increasingly) equity

BUT: Concentration in ~100 institutions, usually not more than 1-3 per country

>> Industry is far from mainstreaming on supply side

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey FeaturesMarket

position

ConclusionsConclusions

Management capacity is the key bottleneck Size matters: MFIs with access to international

networks will be the winners From an investor‘s point of view, there will be

increasing competition for the top MFIs>> A strategic link between management capacity

and solvent investors will be the key advantage for both the MFI and the investors

>> This is why AccessHolding was established

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

Registered Seat

Legal type

Established in

Access Microfinance Holding AG

Berlin, Germany

Joint Stock Company

August 2006

Full name

Key Features

AccessHolding: Key FactsAccessHolding: Key Facts

CapitalCommitted capital EUR 21.46 million;

Expected to increase to EUR 50 million over five years

Business targetsGroup of 12-15 banks by 2012

Total assets increase to € 1bn by 2012; € 3bn by 2018

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

OwnershipOwnership Structure StructureEUR

Shareholder Place of Incorporation Share Capital Commitment Total ShareLFS Financial Systems GmbH Berlin, Germany 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%CDC Group Ltd London, UK 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%European Investment Bank Luxembourg 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%International Finance Corporation Washington, D.C., USA 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%KfW Development Bank Frankfurt, Germany 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%MicroAssets GbR Berlin, Germany 157,500 542,500 700,000 3.26%Omidyar Tufts Microfinance Fund Boston, USA 778,500 2,681,500 3,460,000 16.12%Total 4,828,500 16,631,500 21,460,000 100%

Capital Structure

Capital Structure

LFS; 16.12%

CDC; 16.12%

EIB; 16.12%IFC; 16.12%

MA; 3.26%

OTMF; 16.12%

KfW; 16.12%

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey FeaturesKey Features

Investment PrinciplesInvestment Principles

Strategic Investor / Technical Partner Concept:

- AccessHolding will acquire majority stake over time

- Network banks managed by LFS under MSC Majority of AccessHolding and likeminded investors Sale of shares to AccessHolding without pre-emptive

rights of third parties Country selection based on market, legal environment,

synergies and TA availability

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

Holding ServicesHolding Services

Holding Services

AccessHolding

Centralised ServicesCapital

Equity If functional

for equity investment:

- Quasi-equity- Loans, purchase of

bonds, certificates of deposits, etc.

- Guarantees

Internal audit IT Information mgmt. Human resources Training Product development Marketing Refinancing Treasury other

Know How

TA from Partners / Direct payments by network banks

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

Current InvestmentsCurrent Investments

Investments

Institution Country Investment Share Co-investors

MFBA Azerbaijan 1,600,000 16.5%BSTDB, EBRD, IFC, KfW, LFS

Socremo Mozambique 306,000 13%KfW, LFS, Seco, others, soon IFC

ABM Madagascar 560,000 22%Africap, Triodos, SG, IFC and KfW

ABT Tanzania 1,400,000 37%AfDB, BIO, IFC, KfW

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

Portfolio OverviewPortfolio Overview

Investments

US$ 1,000

Bank MFBA Socremo ABM Total

Item Dec-06 May-07 Dec-06 May-07 Dec-06 May-07 Dec-06 May-07

Assets 55,615 91,159 14,112 15,501   2,376 69,727 109,036

Loan Portfolio 47,641 71,092 10,352 12,201   742 57,993 84,035

Number of loans 16,719 29,093 10,209 11,925   771 26,928 41,789

Average loan ($) 2,850 2,444 1,014 1,023   962 2,154 2,011

PAR (30 days) 0.46% 0.30% 0.44% 1.56%   0 0.46% 0.48%

Deposits 3,666 7,694 1,574 2,339   372 5,240 10,405

Number of accounts 5,446 7,666 9,284 16,670   2,012 14,730 26,348

Average balance ($) 673 1,004 170 140   185 356 395

RoaE 1.8% 26.9% 13.1% 36.0%   -3.9%    

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LFS Market position

Holding Services

InvestmentsKey Features

Investment PipelineInvestment Pipeline

Investments

Nigeria Q3-4 / 2007

Zambia Q3-4 / 2007

Belarus Q3-4 / 2007

2-3 banks 2008

Thank you for your attention!

Christoph DiehlChristoph DiehlAccess Microfinance Holding AGAccess Microfinance Holding AG

Linienstraße 126Linienstraße 12610115 Berlin10115 Berlin

GermanyGermanyTel.:     +49-(0)30-30 87 47 34Tel.:     +49-(0)30-30 87 47 34Fax:     +49-(0)30-30 87 47 50Fax:     +49-(0)30-30 87 47 50

[email protected]