SSB Boligkreditt AS Investor Presentation 2Q 2013.

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SSB Boligkreditt AS Investor Presentation 2Q 2013

Characteristics of the Cover Pool Loans originated bySSB Boligkreditt AS Pool notionalMNOK 6,462 Substitute assetsMNOK 303 Number of loans5,010 Average loan balanceMNOK 1,290 Type of loans100% residential Norwegian mortgages Type of mortgagesFlexible: 48,75 % Repayment: 51,25 % Rate typeFloat 94%, Fixed 6% Geographic distributionAcross Norway with a concentration to Rogaland Weighted average LTV46 % Weighted average seasoning4,36 years

Pool notional Total cover pool size: MNOK 6,462 Stable volumes due to implemented disposal limits in Sandnes Sparebank: Maximum of: –45 % of the Groups retail loans or –30 % of the Groups total loan portfolio 185 MNOK in bucket > 5 mNOK Expect that loans above 5 MNOK will increase slightly as property prices continue to rise.

Type of mortgages  High concentration of Credit Facilities due to volume focus in period  Low volumes in granted Credit Facilities since 2009 due to:  More restrictive credit policy.  Implementation of price differences between down payment loans and credit facilities (min 15 bp)  New regulations from the Norwegian FSA say that banks only can grant Credit Facilities to customers with LTV within 70 %.  MNOK176 in largest bucket

Type of mortgages  Low level of fixed rate loans.  Expect no significant change in level as swaps are on low levels, but margins have increased.  MNOK176 in largest bucket

Distribution of the Cover Pool

Conservative and High Quality Pool Weighted average LTV: 46% Approx 73% of the cover pool has an LTV < 60% Weighted average seasoning: 4,36 years Approx 63 % of the cover pool is > 3 year seasoned

Conservative and High Quality Pool  Minor increase due to change of value applied from Eiendomsverdi  From market value to adjusted value  Expect the stable trend to continue due to:  Population growth  Local investments and labor market  Residential property market  Payment moral  Turnover in local housing market is higher than the national market

Conservative and High Quality Pool OC level is set to minimum 10 % by the Board of Directors Substitute assets can consist of the following exposures to financial institutions: Deposits with a maturity of less than 100 days and a minimum rating of A-. Other investments with a minimum rating of AA-.

Conservative and High Quality Pool Very low level of impaired loans in the mortgage portfolio Agreement towards Sandnes Sparebank was modified in Non performing loans will be transferred back to Sandnes Sparebank –A loan is regarded as non-performing or in default when the customer has failed to pay an installment within 90 days of the due date, or when an overdraft of a credit of line has not been covered within 90 days after being overdrawn. –The non-performing loan will be subject to individual valuation at the time of transfer. –Non perfoming loans per is 0.

Issued Bonds Issuer SSB Boligkreditt ISIN NO NO NO NO NO NO Nominal MNOK 1,587MNOK 300MNOK 700MNOK 525MNOK 775MNOK 500 Disb. Date Maturity Ext. Maturity Coupon Nibor + 50bpNibor + 62bpNibor + 65bp4,15%Nibor + 60bpNibor + 100bp  SSB Boligkreditt has issued NOK 4,4 bn in Covered Bonds.  To date, 1.6 billion has been used in the government bond swap facility and 2.8 billion has been sold in the market.  NO has been repaid by 552 mNOK.  Mainly looking to issue bonds with long maturities (5 years or more).  Future financing will be secured by issuing covered bonds in Norway and in a longer perspective, consider internationally.

Policies and limits - Cover pool Loan to value (LTV)  LTV below 75 % based on a valuation not more than 3 months old. LTV for flexible loans is measured towards granted limit. Substitute assets  Maximum 20 %. Overcollaterization  Minimum 10 % Type of loans  Only residential mortgages  Only NOK  No loans in default  No loans with identified losses  Flexible or repayment loans  Fixed or floating interest rates  Detached houses, row houses, housing cooperatives, apartments, recreational property. Security  1st priority.  Multiple securities allowed (mainly single securities). Object  Norwegian residential properties  Valuation from Eiendomsverdi (input from broker and valuator)  Quarterly valuations

Liquidity SSBB has defined a limit for how long the company is able to operate without supply of additional liquidity in a defined stress-scenario. This limit is set to 6 months, which is applied in the stress-scenarios. Substitute Assets in SSBB can consist of: –Deposits held in other financial institutions: Minimum rating of A- Time to maturity < 100 days –Certificates or Bonds: Minimum rating of AA- Time to maturity < 10 years 13