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Empirical Credit-Risk Management (ECM) Credit Union Financial Analytics Ltd 26 July 2013 Presentation To FMB Group

Background – ECM Analytics Research started in 2002 First Desk Top Applications in 2005 Irish Permanent tsb Bank of Ireland Finance First Credit Union in 2011 Tullamore Credit Union Now operating in nine Irish Credit Unions Ph.D completed in 2012 by Dr Patrick Shallow at CreditExpo, Nova UCD In parallel: The Global Banking Crisis took place IFRS thinking is moving from “incurred loss” to expected loss” accounting.

Traditional Spread Sheet Loss Forecasting for Retail Credit Risk Deficiencies: Rates are Generic, Fixed, Inaccurate Well-Performing Portfolio risk not identified Months in Arrears

Y6 (1.5k) Y5 (1k) Y1 3.5k Y2 2.7k Y4 0.5k Y3 1.3k Recognition Income/Loss €8,000(€2,500) Traditional Mismatch of Income and Risk Recognition Income and Credit Risk Profit Illusion

100% 50% 0% % 80% 70% 60% 40% 30% 20% 10% 100% = Resolution 49 Comparison of Provisioning Approaches / Loss Probabilities % Months % Loss Forecast 10% 40% 20% 60% 80% 10% 20% 40% 100% 60% = Roll Rate Provisioning

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics – What it does Expert Management System measuring retail credit risk objectively Statistical and Mathematical model Experience-based Analysis Individualised to Lender Standardised Methodology Based on the Lender’s own most recent experience.

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Benefits for Credit Unions Reduces Bad Debts – by Risk Avoidance Improves Loan Quality – by Risk Mitigation Improves Loan Margin – by Appropriate Pricing Improves Executive Performance – by providing Objective Analyses Focuses and Directs Credit Control Activity, including developing arrears trends Compliant Reporting of Provisions and Loan Reviews

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics – Some Clients Lombard & Ulster Credit Unions Bank of Ireland Finance Consulting: ECM Analytics Installations: Credit Unions Reviewing Auditors KPMG, PwC, FMB, MSN, Whelan Dowling, etc. Blackrock Consultants (during Bank stress testing) Tullamore Bray, Cuchullain Tallaght West Prison Services Dundalk St. Dominic Navan ESSCU (in delivery)

Y6 (1.5k) Y5 (1k) Y1 3.5k Y2 2.7k Y4 0.5k Y3 1.3k Recognition Income/Loss €8,000(€2,500) Traditional Mismatch of Income and Risk Recognition Income and Credit Risk Profit Illusion

Y1Y2Y4Y3 Recognition Income & Risk €2.5k€0.3k Synchronising Risk Recognition with Income Reporting – using ECM Analytics Income and Credit Risk 3.5k 2.7k 1.3k 0.5k 1.0k 0.8k 0.5k 0.2k €1.9k €0.8k

ECM Analytics Top-Down Analysis

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics - Inputs Loan characteristics and loan histories Recovery and Write-off data (LGDs) Portfolio Age, Maturity and Rate of Attrition - To calculate Well-Performing Portfolio risk Portfolio Data & Write-offs ECM Analytics Loss Forecasts & Provisions

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics - Outputs Macro Portfolio and Sub-Portfolios Loss Forecast and Provisions Trends - short, medium and longer term Pricing, with Risk Premiums Analyses by e.g. car loans, home improvement, students,maturity, value bands, etc. Micro Portfolio Analyses Characteristic combinations Risk Pricing Loan Review Account level analyses Age & Maturity Analyses Well-Performing and Arrear loans

Loan Portfolios Loan Maturities Loan Officers Rescheduled Loans Arrear Ages Branch Performance Selected Others New Lending Policy Credit Control Policy Risk Rating & Ideal Pricing Priorities & Performance ECM Analytics Management Information Credit Union Data

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Loss Forecasts and Loss Provisions Monthly Analyses of All Loan Characteristics Risk Trend Analyses – 3, 6, 12, 18 months Rolling Micro Portfolio Analyses with Risk Pricing Tracking & Analysis of Arrear Migrations Marked-to-Market Asset Values (where relevant) Measures Risk in the Well-Performing Portfolio ECM Analytics Unique Features

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics delivers: Reduced Bad Debts – Improved Business Viability Distinguishes Risk and Loan “Hot Spots” New Lending Targeting and Risk Pricing Directs marketing focus towards lower risk lending Focused Credit Control Activity Risk adjusted exposures Performance Management -Tracks Underwriting and Credit Control performance Risk Trend Analyses – Macro & Subsidiary Portfolios Timely and Accurate Compliance Reporting Benefits

100% 50% 0% % 80% 70% 60% 40% 30% 20% 10% 101% 100% = Resolution 49 Comparison of Provisioning Approaches / Loss Probabilities % Note:The shape and significance of the ECM Analytics curve will depend on the experience of each individual Credit Union. Months % Loss Forecast 10% 40% 20% 6.5% 60% 80% 10% 20% 40% 100% 60% = Roll Rate Provisioning = ECM Analytics - Specimen Community CU Comparison = ECM Analytics - Specimen Industrial CU Comparison

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k Res.490% 10% 20% 40% Res k50k80k60k1,056k1,316k

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k Res.490% 10% 20% 40% Res k50k80k60k1,056k1,316k RRP0% 10%20%40%60%80% RRP0070k100k160k180k2,640k3,150k

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k Res.490% 10% 20% 40% Res k50k80k60k1,056k1,316k RRP0% 10%20%40%60%80% RRP0070k100k160k180k2,640k3,150k ECM6.54%22.33%33.72%53.18%55.89%93.88%97.80% ECM981k290k236k265k223k281k2,582k4,858k

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k Res.490% 10% 20% 40% Res k50k80k60k1,056k1,316k RRP0% 10%20%40%60%80% RRP0070k100k160k180k2,640k3,150k ECM6.54%22.33%33.72%53.18%55.89%93.88%97.80% ECM981k290k236k265k223k281k2,582k4,858k

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics Sample Comparison Forecasts Current1 month2 Months 3 Months 4 Months 5 Months 6 Months Total% Actual15,000k1,300k700k500k400k300k2,640k20,840k Res.490% 10% 20% 40% Res k50k80k60k1,056k1,316k27.1% RRP0% 10%20%40%60%80% RRP0070k100k160k180k2,640k3,150k64.8% ECM6.54%22.33%33.72%53.18%55.89%93.88%97.80% ECM981k290k236k265k223k281k2,582k4,858k100.0%

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics delivers: Reduced Bad Debts – Improved Business Viability Distinguishes Risk and Loan “Hot Spots” New Lending Targeting and Risk Pricing Directs marketing focus towards lower risk lending Focused Credit Control Activity Risk adjusted exposures Performance Management -Tracks Underwriting and Credit Control performance Risk Trend Analyses – Macro & Subsidiary Portfolios Timely and Accurate Compliance Reporting Benefits

CUFA Credit Union Financial Analytics ECM Analytics Mike Kitchen Chairman Ralph Swoboda Managing Director Pintu Jacob IT Director Declan Mooney Commercial Director