Macroeconomic overview Belarus 15 th BACEE Central and East European and Bank and Country Conference...

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Macroeconomic overview Belarus 15 th BACEE Central and East European and Bank and Country Conference 14-16 November 2006, Budapest

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Macroeconomic overview

Belarus

15th BACEE Central and East European and Bank

and Country Conference 14-16 November 2006, Budapest

Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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Belarus

• Area: 207,600 sq. km

• Capital: Minsk

• Population: 10,293,011 (July 2006 est.)

• Labour force: 4.3 million (31 December 2005)

• Society: Belarusian 81.2%, Russian 11.4%, Polish 3.9%, Ukrainian 2.4%, other 1.1% (1999 census)

• Religion: 80% Eastern Orthodox

Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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A little bit of history

• seven decades as a constituent republic of the USSR

• attained its independence in 1991

• Belarus and Russia signed a treaty on a two-state union on 8 December 1999

• in July 1994 first president: Alexander LUKASHENKO

Source: Ministry of Statistics the Republic of Belarus; National Bank of the Republic of Belarus, Raiffeisen Research

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Macroeconomic indicators

Source: Ministry of Statistics the Republic of Belarus; National Bank of the Republic of Belarus, Raiffeisen Research

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Russia versus Belarus in terms of Real GDP

Real GDP (% yoy)

0,0

2,0

4,0

6,0

8,0

10,0

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2002 2003 2004 2005 2006e 2007f

%

Russia Belarus

Banking system Belarus

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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Number of Banks’ branches in the Republic of Belarus and organisational units thereof

4 state banks (Belarusbank, Belagroprombank, Belinvestbank, Belpromstroibank) + 26 banks with foreign capital

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Ratio of banking sector assets and capital to GDP

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Assets as of 01. 01. 2006

%

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Credits by Form of Client’s Activities

In Q3-2006 the share of Loans to households increased to 28.5 %.

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Credits by Maturities

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Concentration

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Top-10 Banks’ Total Assets

BanksTotal Assets

in BYR'mln as of 01.10.2006

Belarusbank 10,941,100.4

Belagroprombank 5,017,684.3

Priorbank (Raiffeisen International) 2,417,465.2

Belpromstroibank 2,023,810.0

Belinvestbank 1,858,908.3

Belvnesheconombank 727,337.2

Slavneftebank 489,380.8

Belgazprombank 434,031.1

Foreign Bank Moskva-Minsk 285,254.6

International Trade and Investment Bank (ITI Bank) 277,113.8

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Market share of Top-5 Banks in terms of Total Assets in 2005

Source: CNB, Raiffeisen Research

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Asset quality

%

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Liabilities as of 01. 01. 2006

%

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Top-10 Banks’ Total Liabilities

BanksLiabilities

in BYR'mln as of 01.10.2006

Belarusbank 9,401,377.4

Belagroprombank 3,676,396.8

Priorbank (Raiffeisen International) 2,072,229.6

Belpromstroibank 1,774,800.1

Belinvestbank 1,649,505.4

Belvnesheconombank 642,150.0

Slavneftebank 434,610.5

Belgazprombank 392,539.9

Foreign Bank Moskva-Minsk 220,785.7

International Trade and Investment Bank (ITI Bank) 234,732.2

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of the Banking System Deposits by Form of Clients’ Ownership

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Deposits by Maturities

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Equity

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Top-10 Banks’ Total Capital

BanksCapital

in BYR'mln as of 01.10.2006

Belarusbank 1,539,723.0

Belagroprombank 1,341,287.5

Priorbank (Raiffeisen International) 345,235.6

Belpromstroibank 249,009.9

Belinvestbank 209,402.9

Belvnesheconombank 85,187.2

Slavneftebank 54,770.3

Belgazprombank 41,491.2

Foreign Bank Moskva-Minsk 64,468.9

International Trade and Investment Bank (ITI Bank) 42,381.6

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Capital adequacy I.

%

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Capital adequacy II.

%

State banks: Belarusbank, Belagroprombank, Belinvestbank, Belpromstroibank

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Structure of Banks’ Income and Expenses

For comparison: BYR 296.4 bln Economic Profit in Q3-2006.

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Income structure of the banking system

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Top-10 Banks’ Profit

BanksProfit/Loss

in BYR'mln as of 01.10.2006

Belarusbank 82,821.5

Belagroprombank 51,855.4

Priorbank (Raiffeisen International) 52,223.5

Belpromstroibank 33,188.2

Belinvestbank 26,132.8

Belvnesheconombank 6,522.5

Slavneftebank 11,040.2

Belgazprombank 6,140.5

Foreign Bank Moskva-Minsk 11,167.9

International Trade and Investment Bank (ITI Bank) 3,465.0

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Profitability ratios I.

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Profitability ratios II.

%

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

Banks’ rankings

BanksRanking in terms of TA

Ranking in terms of

Liabilities

Ranking in terms of Capital

Ranking in terms of

Profit/Loss

Belarusbank 1. 1. 1. 1.

Belagroprombank 2. 2. 2. 3.

Priorbank (Raiffeisen International) 3. 3. 3. 2.

Belpromstroibank 4. 4. 4. 4.

Belinvestbank 5. 5. 5. 5.

Belvnesheconombank 6. 6. 6. 8.

Slavneftebank 7. 7. 8. 7.

Belgazprombank 8. 8. 10. 9.

Foreign Bank Moskva-Minsk 9. 10. 7. 6.

International Trade and Investment Bank (ITI Bank) 10. 9. 9. 10.

Source: NBB President’s September 2006 Report to President Lukashenko

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• USD 145 M. foreign funding in H1-2006

• state guarantee on USD 8 M. (on USD 32 M. in 2005)

• Foreign Ownership (Q3-2006)

• current quota: 20 % (this shall be abolished accessing WTO)

• current share: 9.3 % (in 26 out of 30 commercial banks)

• foreign banks are not allowed to open branch offices

• Loans (8-month Figures)

• Total Loans: BYR 18.8 Trillion (32 % increase)

• Retail Loans increased by 100 %

• Deposits (8-month Figures)

• Total: BYR 25.6 Trillion (24.9 % increase)

• Private individuals: BYR 7.3 Trillion

• Capital (1 October 2006)

• Share capital: BYR 4.27 Trillion (6.3 % increase)

• Capital adequacy ratio: 22 %

Recent Developments I.

Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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Recent Developments II.

• The new Banking Code (a uniform license for banking operations)

• replacing the 6 existing licenses

• General

• Internal

• Master

• Individual licenses

• Licenses for accepting deposits from natural persons

• Licenses for transaction involving precious metals and precious stones

• allowing banks to carry out operations with foreign currency outside the country (earlier 1-year delay was required)

• NBB revoked Djem-bank’s general and blanket licenses and the license to take individual deposits (Source: TASS Belarus Newswire)

Outlook

• Strengths– State support to large

banks expected

• Opportunities– Good growth potential in

a largely under-banked country

• Weaknesses– Low penetration– Low growth rates

• Threats– Economic downturn in

Russia– State intervention

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Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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List of Banks under Bankruptcy or Liquidation as of 02.11.2006

Name Date of Registration

1. Closed Joint–Stock Company "BELKOMBANK" 07.05.1991

2. Open Joint–Stock Company "BELORUSSKIY BIRZHEVOY BANK" 07.10.1992

3. Open Join–Stock Company Joint–Stock Commercial Bank "RATON" 26.09.2003

Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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List of Reorganised Banks as of 02.11.2006, I.

NameDate of Registration

Form of Reorganization

Successor Bank, Reorganization Date

1. CB "DVINA" 27.08.1991 takeover JSCB "VITCOMBANK", 22.03.1994

2. JSCB "VITCOMBANK" 20.05.1991 takeoverOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 27.06.1995

3. CB "GRODNOCOMBANK" 30.05.1991 mergerOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 01.09.1992

4. CB "MINSKBUSINESSBANK"

01.07.1991 mergerOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 01.09.1992

5. CB "MOGOBANK" 08.07.1991 mergerOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 01.09.1992

6. CB "ZHILCOMBANK" 30.07.1991 mergerOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 01.09.1992

7. CB "GOMELSOTSBANK" 22.05.1991 takeoverOJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK", 09.08.1993

8. CB "KOMMERTSIA–BANK" 29.03.1991 takeover"Priorbank" Joint stock company, 09.06.1993

9. CB "VESTBANK" 31.05.1991 takeover"Priorbank" Joint stock company, 05.10.1995

10. JSCB "BELARUSBANK" 30.07.1991 mergerJoint Stock Company "Savings Bank "Belarusbank", 27.10.1995

11. BSSR Savings Bank 20.08.1991 mergerJoint Stock Company "Savings Bank "Belarusbank", 27.10.1995

Source: National Bank of the Republic of Belarus

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List of Reorganised Banks as of 02.11.2006, II.

Name Date of Registration Form of Reorganization Successor Bank, Reorganization Date

12. JSCB "BELSVYAZBANK" 03.09.1991 takeoverJoint Stock Company "Savings Bank "Belarusbank", 07.10.1996

13. JSCB "BELZHELDORBANK" 09.11.1994 takeoverJoint Stock Company "Savings Bank "Belarusbank", 07.10.1996

14. JSCB "BRESTCOMBANK" 05.04.1991 takeoverClosed Joint–Stock Company "BELKOMBANK", 14.11.1996

15. JSCB "AMKODORBANK" 13.09.1994 takeoverOpen Joint–Stock Company "BELVNESHECONOMBANK", 03.01.1996

16. OJSC "BELCOOPBANK" 20.02.1992 takeoverOpen Joint–Stock Company "BELVNESHECONOMBANK", 01.03.2001

17. JSCB "BELORUSSKIY MEDITSINKIY BANK"

04.05.1995 takeoverJoint Stock Bank of Reconversion and Development, 30.09.1996

18. OJSC "BELBUSINESSBANK" 01.09.1992 merger"Belarussian bank of development and reconstruction "Belinvestbank" Joint–Stock Company, 03.09.2001

19. OJSC "BELORUSSKIY BANK RAZVITIYA"

05.11.1993 merger"Belarussian bank of development and reconstruction "Belinvestbank" Joint–Stock Company, 03.09.2001

20. Joint Stock Company "MINSKCOMPLEXBANK"

21.02.1994 takeoverJoint Stock Company "Savings Bank "Belarusbank", 14.07.2005

21. Closed Joint–Stock Company "TORGOVO–PROMYSHELNNY BANK"

01.04.1994 takeoverOpen Joint–Stock Company "TECHNOBANK", 20.06.2003