THE 2014 OECD SCOREBOARD Rome – 7/7/2014

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THE 2014 OECD SCOREBOARD Rome – 7/7/2014

01. Background: despite the recent economic upturn, business investment has not picked up While GDP is back to its pre-crisis level, business investment is still 12% lower than it was at the start of 2008. Conversely, productive investment (machines and equipment) is picking up in Germany (+0.5% in Q1; +1.0% year-on-year in Q3 2013) The household savings rate is high (€210 billion over the last four quarters, i.e. 15.6% of disposable income), which is a good thing. However, besides property (which accounts for 2/3 of assets), savings are still invested primarily in cash and/or low-risk instruments (government bonds through cash-value life insurance, instant-access savings accounts, tax-free Livret A, etc.) New credit flows are still significantly below pre-crisis levels (€52 billion in Q3 2013 vs. €83 billion in Q1 2008), following the fall in investment spending since the end of 2011. Recovery must be accompanied by an increase in credit production The purpose of the strategy plan put forward by Bpifrance – subject to budget provision – is therefore to boost the investments of French companies Presentation title 2/25/2019

02. Who we are 90% 100% 10% 50% 50% Bpifrance French State Bpifrance is a financial tool serving the collective interest. Its purpose is to become involved in market segments and in companies that suffer from a partial or total absence of other financial players: A public sector bank Born in 2013 Merger of 4 existing entitiesrégions, Oséo and FSI 2200 employees Assets: € 53 BN Annual activity: € 10 BN Financing € 8 BN Guaranteed banks loans € 1 BN Private equity investment Bpifrance French State CAISSE DES DÉPÔTS Bpifrance Investissement Bpifrance Financement 90% 100% Private Banks 10% 50% 50% 25/02/2019

OUR OBJECTIVES – SUPPORT GROWING BUSINESSES 03. Bank-based financing solutions that complement market-based solutions and play a contra-cyclical role Financing Operate alongside the market to meet the financing needs of businesses Guarantees Provide guarantees to encourage the financing of high-risk projects (annual production: €6 billion at risk) Actively encourage investors to boost the equity of SMEs Funds of funds Develop the venture and growth capital market and leveraging effects to enable businesses to grow SME direct Invest directly to stimulate the growth of SMEs (€250 million/year)

OUR OBJECTIVES – LAY THE FOUNDATIONS FOR FUTURE COMPETITIVENESS 04. Increase the number and size of Mid Caps Investment Financing Guarantees Innovation to build future competitiveness Create a continuum of financing for innovative companies and foster the development of large corporations Increase the means of action Be the leading operator in terms of financing innovation Promote and support sunrise industries, especially in regard to energy and environment transition Sunrise industries Energy and environment transition Help to promote international development, a source of growth for businesses and the economy Financing Investment Development and support

OUR OBJECTIVES – STIMULATE THE ENTREPRENEURSHIP ECOSYSTEM 05. Support businesses to increase their growth potential Training Networking Consulting Involvement in corporate governance Strengthen synergies Partnerships with the regions The European dimension Simple and effective intervention and organisation principles Our intervention principles Our organisation principles Be a leading player in terms of business knowledge and CSR Business knowledge: “Bpifrance Le Lab” Promote best practice in corporate social responsibility (CSR)