European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“

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European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Ministry of Economy JEREMIE Initiative in Bulgaria OP “Competitiveness” ” Praha January, 2016

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering Instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

 2007 MoU signed for the launch of JEREMIE Initiative between EIF and the Ministry of Economy and Energy, gap analysis was prepared and OP Competitiveness was approved  2009 after long negotiation process the first Funding agreement for the implementation of the JEREMIE Initiative was signed between EIF and the Government represented by MoEE with initial budget of 199 MEUR  2010 first amendment of the Agreements with the EIF and effective start of the implementation  out of 7 Calls for expression of Interest for implementation launched  2011 first operational agreements with selected FIs signed  2012 second amendment of the Agreements with EIF signed for increase of JEREMIE Initiative budget with 150 MEUR (up to total 349 MEUR)  2012 Funds began to reach more widely to SMEs European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

Structure of Implementation European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Investment Board Managing Authority – Ministry of Economy and Energy FI 1 JEREMIE Holding Fund (SPV) FI 2 SMEs Operational Programme “Competitiveness” EUR 349 M

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

Basic information  Total budget: EUR 349 M( approximately 30 % of OPC resources)  7 Financial Instruments: wide range of debt and equity financial products covering different forms of funding and development stages of the supported enterprises:  On the debt side 2 instruments – portfolio guarantee and portfolio funded risk sharing loans  On the equity side: Risk capital Fund, Growth Fund (terminated), Mezzanine Fund (terminated), Seed and Acceleration Funds and Co- Investment Funds European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

Financial Engineering Instruments European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“

Debt Instruments - First Loss Portfolio Guarantee (FLPG) European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Budget: EUR 361M (EUR 72.2M coverage from OP) – 5х leverage. Guarantee rate of up to 80 % on a loan by loan basis, but capped up to 25 % of the originated portfolio. Effects for SMEs: reduction of the required collateral, reduction of price and taxes; Availability period: 2.5 years, starting September Operations: investment and/or working capital loans (incl. overdrafts) for SMEs in BGN or EUR with fixed repayment term between 12 – 120 months. Financial Intermediaries: 5 Banks. Results: 93 % utilization; SME loans for EUR 335M;

Debt Instruments - Portfolio Risk Sharing Loan (PRSL) European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Budget: EUR 413 M (EUR M from OP). Interest rate for the SME: 0% over the JEREMIE part of the loan + market based interest rated over the bank part of the loan => Effective reduction of interest rates of at least 50% to SMEs. Long-term maturity (up to 10 years). Availability period: 3 years, Starting end of Operations: investment and/or working capital loans for SME in BGN or EUR. Financial Intermediaries: 7 banks. Results: 102 % utilization; SME supported.

Equity Instruments - Acceleration & Seed Fund European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Budget: EUR M (EUR 21 M from OP and EUR 0.21 M private financing). Two stages of investments depending of the development stage of the enterprise. Investment period: end of 2015, active from September Aim: support for innovative start-up businesses trough equity investments up to EUR. Typical acceleration ticket: EUR. Entrepreneurs receive advisory services by a pool of mentors. Financial intermediaries - Eleven and LauncHub; Results: Over business projects evaluated, Investments in 172 innovative start- ups for EUR 17,2 M

Debt Instruments - Venture capital Fund European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Budget: EUR 20.4 M (EUR 14.2 M from OP and EUR 6.2 M EUR private financing). Investment period: end of June Ticket size: EUR 0.5m – 1.5m over 12 months period with a cap of EUR 4.5m per SME Existence of the Fund: years Type of Investments: SME in early stage of development and expansion, registered with main place of activity in Bulgaria. Financial Intermediary - Neveq Capital Partners; Results: 60% utilization rate, 10 investments. JEREMIE Bulgaria EAD 70% Private Contribution 30% Risk Capital Fund EUR 20.4 M SMEs

Equity Instruments – Co-Investment Funds European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Funding EUR 42 M (EUR 21 M from OP and EUR 21 M private investments). Matching private investment (50 %) at the level of the SME Investment Period: end of Type of Investments: equity investment for expansion of SMEs and mid-caps Financial Intermediaries: Empower Capital and Black Peak capital Results: 100% utilization rate, 13 investments

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

Results European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  EUR 828 M extended to SMEs for 4Y (out of EUR 857 M)  2.54 leverage of public funds  SMEs beneficiaries of Debt instruments  195 SMEs beneficiaries of Equity instruments  5 financial instruments introduced for first time in Bulgaria  17 active operations: 12 banks and 5 privet funds  In 2014 Sofia is among top 3 startups investment destination in Europe

Results European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  JEREMIE Initiative allowed banks to undertake more risks in loan origination, especially for working capital  Guarantees aimed reduction of the collateral that is required from the beneficiaries from standard 120% of the loan to 48%  Funded product brought significant reduction of the average interest rate of the portfolio (according to EIF data to 4% for the portfolio compared to above 8% prevailing market rate in Bulgaria)

Restraints European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  Difficulties due to Bulgaria’s insufficient experience in this type of operations, as well as lacking or unclear national and European regulatory framework;  Grants are still the preferred option for support by entrepreneurs.  Among financial instruments loans and guarantees are easer deployed than equity investments;  Experts of EIF demonstrate professionalism and compliance with the rules of management public funds but at the same time it was identified insufficient transfer of know-how to ensure the necessary continuity.

1.Main steps 2.Structure of implementation 3.Basic information 4.Financial Engineering instruments 5.Results and restraints 6.Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ CONTENT

Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  Minister of Finance became coordinator of national policy on the implementation of financial engineering instruments in multiannual financial framework of the European Union.  Increased resources for financial instruments.  Legal analysis of the requirements of both European and national legislation regarding possible forms and structure of management of financial instruments for the programming period.

Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Fund of Funds (EUR 657.2M) OP Regional Development ( EUR 253.8M ) OP Innovation and Competitiveness (EUR 235M) OP Environment (EUR 148.4M) OP Human Resources Development (EUR 20M) “Fund Manager of Financial Instruments in Bulgaria” (SPV )

Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  Advantages of the proposed approach  economies of scale;  sustainability in the management of financial instruments;  centralized expertise at national level;  coherence/synergy in the implementation of measures for each group of beneficiaries.

“Fund Manager of Financial Instruments in Bulgaria” (SPV) European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  MoU for Technical support with:  World Bank;  EIB;  EBRD;  Responsibilities: support in preparation of procedural rules, organizational structure, plan for recruitment, monitoring procedures and reporting; investment strategy; financing agreements between the managing authorities and the Fund Manager of the Funds; information system

Financial Instruments in programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“ Financial resources for SMEs Fund of Funds (EUR 235 M) “Fund Manager of Financial Instruments in Bulgaria” (SPV) SME Initiatives (EUR 102 M) EIF Recycled Fund from JEREMIE (about EUR 50 M per Y) JEREMIE Holding Fund (SPV) managed by EIF

Challenges for new programming period European Regional Development Fund EUROPEAN UNION Investing in your future Operational programme „Development of the competitiveness of the Bulgarian economy“  Coordination of all available funds and grants to SMEs  Action plan for implementation of financial engineering instruments  Reduced time funds to reach SMEs  Further simplification is needed  The partnership between all the key stakeholders is of key importance  Publicity measures toward entrepreneurs  Further strength of startup ecosystem

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