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October 2012

Debt and Structure Finance Departmentprojects financing in cooperation with International Financial Organizations

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DISCLAIMER

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Vnesheconombank1

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Financing programs

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BRIEF INFORMATION

State Corporation Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs or Vnesheconombank (VEB) was established in 2007 through a transformation of Bank for Foreign Economic Affairs of the USSR.

The Bank is one of the key instruments for implementing the state economic policy aimed at removing infrastructure restrictions that impede economic growth, contributing to an increase in foreign investments in Russian economy, enhancing efficient utilization of natural resources, developing high-tech industries, unleashing innovative and industrial potential of enterprises and ensuring of exports of industrial goods and services.

In line with Memorandum on Financial Policies, Vnesheconombank delivers investment projects aimed at:

- Removing infrastructure impediments to economic growth;

- Fostering innovations;

- Enhancing the efficiency of natural resources utilization;

- Protecting the environment;

- Increasing energy efficiency;

- Developing SMEs;

- Supporting exports of agricultural and industrial production and services.

The Bank is noted for an impeccable financial reputation. The long-term credit ratings are at par with the sovereign rating of the Russian Federation.

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CREDIT HIGHLIGHTS

Strategic role for the Russian economy• Key focus on supporting industry and infrastructure projects of strategic importance to the Russian

economy

• Support for Russian industrial exports

• Agent to the Russian Government in managing State financial assets, debt and the State Pension Fund

• Support of the Russian economy during 2008-2009

• SME Support including through subsidiary bank “SME Bank”

Closest proxy to the Russian Sovereign• State Corporation «Bank for Development and Foreign Economic Affairs (Vnesheconombank)»(“VEB”)

• “State corporation”status under Russian legislation

• 100% owned by Russian Federation

• Senior government representation on the Supervisory Board chaired by Russia’s Prime Minister

• International credit ratings at par with the Russian sovereign

• Equity contributions directly from the Federal Budget

Strong credit fundamentals• One of the best capitalised development banks in the world -Capital adequacy ratio of 20.1% as of

30.06.2011

• High quality of the loan portfolio with prime exposure to blue-chip Russian borrowers

• Strong profitability - Net Interest Margin of 3.3% in 1H2011

• Low leverage - Debt-to-Total Assets* of 9.7% and Debt-to-Total Equity of 41.5% as of 30.06.2011

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VNESHECONOMBANK ACTIVITIES

Investment and Development

• Lending to top priority industries which are of strategic importance in Russia

• Support for national infrastructure projects

• Subordinated loans to Russian banks (total outstanding RUB 348 bnas at 30.06.2011)

• SME support program

• Attracting direct investments in key sectors of Russian economy using the mechanism of co-investment through equity funds -Russian Direct Investments Fund (100 % VEB subsidiary), MRIF, etc.

Export Support

• Export Credit Finance, Insurance and Guarantees (heavy machinery, high tech, and others)

• Co-operation agreements with all major Export Credit Agencies and Export-Import Banks

• First Russian ECA established –VEB subsidiary with RUB30bn in charter capital. All liabilities of the company guaranteed by the State

Agent of the State

• Government Debt Management

• Government Financial Asset Management

• Pension Fund Management with dominating market share in Russia

• Support of the Russian Economy during 2008-2009

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CURRENT WAYS OF COOPERATION

Recent efforts of VEB have been forwarded to deepening cooperation with International Financing Organizations (IFOs). Such cooperation would grant Russian enterprises an access to long-term financial resources with an affordable cost of capital.

VEB and IFOs developed a number of mechanisms to provide financial support. Total potential capacity of all programs has totaled $4 650 mln as of June, 2012.

Sphere of VEB and IFOs cooperation is defined as but not limited to:

- Energy Efficiency;

- Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs);

- Pharmaceutical and Environmental Protection;

- Transport and Logistics Development;

- Infrastructure projects development.

IFO Ways of cooperation Commitment ($ mln)

European Bank of Reconstruction and Development

Loan, co-financing, guarantee

500 VEB + 1 000 EBRD

European Investment Bank Loan, co-financing 500 VEB + 600 EIB

World Bank Loan 800 VEB + 800 WB

Nordic Environment Finance Corporation Loan, co-financing in progress

International Finance Corporation Investment fund 250 VEB + 250 IFC + 50 Minfin

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PERSPECTIVE PROJECTS AND VEB PARTICIPATION FORM According to VEB pipeline the following initiatives would be considered for an implementation

with IFOs:

- Venture fund aimed for IT and technology investment;

- Infrastructure projects investment fund;

- Program aimed to finance actions increasing resources utilization rate;

- Co-financing program with IFOs based on PPP principles.

Perspective projects are being discussed with IFOs at the moment.

VEB and IFO consider participation in projects with different mechanisms including project financing, direct investments in shareholders capital, guarantee and etc.

The exact type of participation depends on a project.

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF FINANCING PROGRAMS

Sphere of activity Brief description

Energy Efficiency Energy saving and renewables, clean-coal technologies, utilization of associated gas and methane, carbon capture and storage, energy efficient district heating and energy saving measures in buildings, energy efficiency in energy generation, transmission and distribution

Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs)

Support of innovative SME initiatives, including business incubators, technology parks, business technology centres. Support of financial services to SMEs (venture funds, credits, micro credits and etc.)

Pharmaceutical Commercialization of innovations in the sector

Environmental Protection Decreasing a contamination rate and compensation of environmental damage caused previously

Transport and Logistics Development

Facilitation of transport integration under the Northern Dimension Partnership for Transport and Logistics and the Central Axis Partnership, cooperation in sea transport and multimodal developments and connections, introduction of intelligent transport systems and road safety improvement, development of a high-speed Russia-EU rail network

Infrastructure projects development

Road and parking construction, implementation of traffic management systems, airport development, rehabilitation / reconstruction of wastewater treatment plans at any level (including enterprises), improvements in metering and commercial management of housing

VEB has already developed a few spheres of close cooperation with IFOs.

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TYPICAL CRITERIA AND TERMS OF FINANCING

Indicator Description

Investment budget $10-200 mln (can consist more than 1 project)

Internal Rate of Return and Payback Period

IRR should be at least 12%, PP more than 5 years

Loan Senior loan secured with collateral, subordinated loan, convertible loan

Equity (LTC ratio) Owners should invest at least 15% of Investment budget

Loan maturity 3-22 years

Interest rate Floating or fixed, might be lower or in line with a market level

Grace period Up to 30% of loan maturity (for the loan body)

Currency Usd, eur or rub

Collateral Loan should be secured with collateral

Other Financial reporting and Purchase policy should meet IFOs’ requirements

Although terms of financing might differ depending on a certain project characteristics an indicative criteria list can be developed.

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FINANCING PROCESS

Step Description Information needed

Concept review Brief review of a project concept Brief description of a project (sphere, location, budget, timeline)

Indicative terms VEB and IFO issue non-binding indicative terms of financing

The project presentation

Preliminary project examination

The project is being checked to meet IFO and VEB basic requirements

Application form

Technical expertise The project is being inspected with a team of technical experts and consultants

Technical documentation, approvals and etc.

Financial and legal Due Diligence

The project is being inspected with lawyers and financial experts

Legal and financial documentation, financial models, financial statements and etc.

Final project examination

The project is being presented at the internal Investment Committee

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Final term sheet VEB and IFO issue final tem sheet n/a

Project approval The project is being approved internally n/a

Signing of an agreement VEB and IFO sign an agreement n/a

A project examination process differs depending on IFO. Still common stages can be distinguished.

The project examination process may take up to 6 months.

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