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Possibilities of Financing of Czech - Turkish

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Description: Possibilities of Financing of Czech Turkish Export Contracts Mr Martin Maar Head of Trade and Export Finance 14th and 15th January 2015 Ankara Istanbul Raiffeisenbank as Prague Czech Republic Europe Raiffeisen Bank International AG

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Possibilities of Financing of Czech - Turkish Export Contracts Mr. Martin Maar Head of Trade and Export Finance 14th and 15th January 2015 Ankara, Istanbul Raiffeisenbank, a.s. Prague Czech Republic, Europe Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI) Selected key figures Customers: 14.5 million Business outlets: 3,000 Employees: > 56,000 Average profit before tax (2008-2013): > € 1.1 billion Average profit after tax (2008-2013): € 850 million Market capitalisation: € 7.1 billion 2 A leading corporate and investment bank for Austria‘s Top 1,000 companies and for Western European commercial customers A leading universal bank in CEE with the largest network of any Western banking group International rating: Moody‘s Long-term: A2 Short-term: P-1 Financial strength D+ S & P Long-term: A Short-term: A-1 Home market Austria and Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Further focus on Asia Listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange ~ ~ ~ ~ Raiffeisen Bank International AG Network in Europe North America USA Western Europe France Germany Austria Sweden United Kingdom Central Europe - Czech Republic Hungary Poland Slovakia Slovenia South-Eastern Europe Albania Bosna and Herzegovina Bulgaria Croatia Kosovo Romania Serbia CIS - Belarus Kazakhstan Moldova Russia Ukraine 3 Asia - China - Hong Kong - South Korea - Singapore - Vietnam - Malaysia - India Raiffeisen Bank International AG Abroad International ECA Cooperation Finalized Transactions with International ECAs SID K-SURE 4 Czech Republic – Country Profile Population: 10.5 mil. in 2013 Land Area: 78,866 sq. km. Capital city: Prague GDP per capita (PPP): 26,300 in 2013 5 International rating of the country Raiffeisenbank a.s., Czech Republic – Overview Established in 1993 Universal bank 5th largest bank in the country according the asset size Total Assets: 9.756 billion USD (end 2013) Own Funds Ratio: 15.2% (end 2013) Tier 1 Ratio – Basel II: 10.9% (end 2013) 2,700 staff members (end 2013) 6 large corporate teams, 17 corporate centers and 125 retail branch offices in the Czech Republic 2008 merger of E - banka, Head Office moved to new address 2011 – introduction of Friedrich Wilhelm Raiffeisen – new private banking service brand June 2012 increase of share capital by CZK 1,846 bn up to CZK 9,357 bn May 2013 increase of share capital by CZK 835,4 mio April 2013 – license gained for new 100% subsidiary Raiffeisen Investment Company Recent history: 6 Raiffeisenbank a.s., Czech Republic Products for Expoters / Importers: International payments in USD, EUR Documentary payments (letters of

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