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CORPORATE MILESTONES Machine Learning lab Insurance Over 0,5 bln RUB Russia South Africa Joined Mintos Mexico Installment loans founded with local technical introduced Originated Launch Launch P2P Platform Launch introduced university 5/2019 4/2021 4/2014 7/2016 7/2018 12/2018 4/2017 6/2017 100K 200K 300K 400K 500K 1,4M Loans Loans Loans Loans Loans Loans 6/2016 4/2018 5/2019 04/2021 4/2017 10/2017 Corporate partners MobileScoring LIME RUSSIA ©2021
Effective interest rate Year 2020 PDL 363% Installments 325% Russia Vintage total recovery 6M 131% Established in 2013 187 employees 46,2 M EUR issued since January 2020 to March 2021 9 years on market Internal fintech tools automating business processes LIME RUSSIA ©2021
2 MAIN PRODUCTS: PDL AND INSTALLMENT LOANS PDL INSTALLMENTS Loans with annuity schedule up to To get money for shortterm goals 6 month Partnered cross products Insurance Tele-health Easy and fast from any point for RU citizens LIME RUSSIA ©2021
BENEFITS OF INSTALLMENT LOANS Annuity predictable Approval of higher quality clients payment schedule: A set term: six or twenty four weeks: Only clients with a high credit score and meeting the pool of additional criteria are approved for installment loans A set sum of loan: from ~ 320 to ~ 1 120 euros: Significantly lower level of fraud Due to predictable annuity payment schedule clients definitely know when and in what amount to make a payment LIME RUSSIA ©2021
2020-2021 HIGHLIGHTS YonY Originations up Originated 13,4 M EUR in Q1 2021 vs 8,0 M EUR in Q1 2020 By 60% Increased Principal Principal Recovery 60 dpd +8 p.p. in Q1 2021 vs Q1 2020 Recovery Average loan amount +7% in Q1 2021 by changing the approach to limit Increased Loan amount policy LTV +15% in Q1 2021 vs Q1 2020 due to an overall improvement in product Increased LTV quality LIME RUSSIA ©2021
LENDING KPIS - RUSSIA Current Working Annual Quantities and Values of Loans Average Loan Size (EUR) Capital structure Total Qty of % originations % changes Blended PDL Instalment loans changes (EUR) 2014 7 769 450 219 2014 60 60 2015 50 782 554% 2 465 398 448% 2015 49 49 38% 2016 88 614 74% 5 010 293 103% 2016 57 57 2017 163 493 85% 14 172 854 183% 2017 87 78 304 62% 2018 295 776 81% 34 377 067 43% 2018 122 82 332 2019 340 066 15% 51 584 176 50% 2019 151 121 333 2020 306 366 -10% 33 271 418 -35% 2020 107 85 186 PDL Instalment Q1 2021 114 756 60% 13 429 060 60% Q1 2021 113 80 195 LIME RUSSIA ©2021
LENDING KPIS - RUSSIA Cumulative Recovery (as % of Originations), *figures as of 31.12.2020 and 31.03.2021 at historical FX, *money-weighted average PDL IL Originations Originations 2020 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M12 2020 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M12 (EUR) (EUR) Q1 118 122 123 124 124 125 125 Q1 2 506 683 127 129 130 130 131 131 132 5 078 755 Q2 131 135 136 137 138 138 Q2 2 069 649 141 143 145 145 145 146 4 132 212 Q3 125 128 129 130 130 Q3 3 878 743 132 134 134 135 135 4 418 397 Q4 117 119 120 121 Q4 5 384 886 128 129 130 130 5 802 093 Originations Originations 2021 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M12 2021 M1 M2 M3 M4 M5 M6 M12 (EUR) (EUR) FY FY 34 625 000 123 126 127 128 129 130 136 32 727 000 131 134 135 135 136 137 141 expectations expectations * Implies vintage analysis by loan generations: the financial results of clients (took a loan, for example, in Feb’20 then M3 is May’20 ). Thus Q1 2021 will appear at the end of Q2 2021. LIME RUSSIA ©2021
PAYMENT FLOW 16000 Outgoing (quartely, in K Euro) Incoming (quartely, in K Euro) 15000 14000 13000 12000 11000 10000 9000 8000 7000 6000 Q1 2020 Q2 2020 Q3 2020 Q4 2020 Q1 2021 Before During pandemic Out of the crisis Planned increase of originations NPL increased Full repayment of debt to investors Originations decreased Planned introduction of new Restructuring of overdue loans because of Stricter Scoring products Funding deficit on P2P platforms Increasing originations without increasing cost Reduced fixed costs LIME RUSSIA ©2021
LIME CREDIT GROUP DEMONSTRATES STABLE GROWTH ON THE RUSSIAN MARKET LCG is growing in the volume of loans to customers without reducing the quality Despite the significant growth in originations, LCG managed to reduce NPL of the loan portfolio: Q1 2021 vs. Q1 2020 – increase 60% across the year NPL 6M * * Originations, M Euro 67,4 * 51,6 25% 34,4 36,8 20% 15% 17% 13,1 10% 4,2 10% 13,3 5% 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Q1 2021 Revenue dynamics despite Regulatory restrictions Despite a tightened regulatory restrictions in 2020-2021, the company maintains Max Revenue 250% in 2019 => 150% in 2020 its Total Profitability Max interest rate 2% in 2018 => 1% in 2019 Revenue (interest income etc.), M Euro Profitability 6M * * 48,3 34,1 * 150% 142% 140% 24,6 24,8 130% 135% 12,6 3,9 120% 128% 6,2 110% 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 Q1 2021 Oct'19 Nov'19 Dec'19 Jan'20 Feb'20 May'20 Jun'20 Jul'20 Aug'20 Sep'20 Oct'20 Q2 Q4 2021 2021 * 2021 Budget Forecast ** Implies vintage analysis by loan generations: NPL and Profit in 6 months 10
MFI MARKET DYNAMICS IN RUSSIA • MFI market has been booming in Russia in recent years; • For the first time, fall of volumes occurred in H1 2020, but already in H2 2020 all indicators recovered, and in 2021 there is already a widespread growth; • Next year, market growth will be around 15%. Volume of loans will come close to 0.5 trillion, that is, more than 1.3 billion rubles in loans per day. 85% of this volume - individuals; • Despite the slowdown in growth rates, the MFI market in Russia will only grow Source: CBR industry reviews; Expert RA MFI-industry analytics LIME RUSSIA ©2021
MFI MARKET DYNAMICS IN RUSSIA, ONLINE DOMINATION • First online MFOs began to appear in Russia in 2015, then no one believed in this segment - risks were too high. But over time, share of such companies only grew • Now 44% of microloans are issued online. If we estimate in pieces, more than 70% of loans are originated in online • Growth stimulus of online segment is high operational efficiency, customer friendliness, easy scaling and of course COVID • Current challenge for online is to learn how to originate not only small PDLs, but also to cope with risks in IL segment Source: CBR industry reviews; Expert RA MFI-industry analytics LIME RUSSIA ©2021
AUTOMATED SCORING 5 5 3 Auto approve Scoring for Leads 2 Outstanding 4 Collection scoring Tariff assignment Credit application Credit scoring 3 1 Manual verification 5 Credit robot & 3 Repayment Court Antifraud model Auto refuse Collection scoring 7 Blocking Short & Long term review LIME RUSSIA ©2021
Impact RISK MATRIX Lime Credit group manage risks on all of the operation stages. Main risks mitigation strategy 3 connected to solvency assessment. It is important 1 2 to mitigate economy risks too High 1 Fraud risk Solvency 5 7 assessment risks 2 Credit risk Middle 4 Economy risks 3 Model mistake risk 6 4 Loyalty risk 5 Collection risk Low 6 Lost profit risk Low Middle High Likelihood 7 Monetary risk LIME RUSSIA ©2021
CREDIT ROBOT & ANTIFRAUD MODEL Firstly, applications are processed by the Credit Robot’s checkpoints to block the criminal and clients with false data Credit robot performs static checks on What we do for improvement customer data and loan applications for their authenticity based on credit bureaus • Develop potential checkpoints data • Retro-testing checkpoints for target results to confirm efficiency Antifraud system is based on ML algorithms model that performs dynamic verification based on open sources data • Periodically re-analysis the and borrower's device data (blacklist and checkpoints. etc.) Checkpoints examples • terrorists • match table • name from filled bank account • risk PANs / bill numbers • age limits owner differs from name filled in • loosed document • data from credit bureaus application form LIME RUSSIA ©2021
CREDIT SCORING ML SERVICE Automatic estimation for the probability of loan repayment by this client based on ML algorithms Step-by-step estimation advantages Services performs step-by-step estimation result of these model is the clients score that normalized Less mistakes due to fraud from 0 to 1. Client’s score is a probability of blocking by Credit Robot and repayment Anti Fraud Model 1 On the first step model: 2 The second consists few iterations Less money spend on pay data • Use only free data sources At each iteration model use new NON FREE • Rating clients on these data data source and: • Passes on the next stage only • Rating clients on these data clients with good rating • Passes on the next stage only clients with Scoring model could be good rating … then additional, more expensive data are retrained on the better quality requested, and the check is carried out again train LIME RUSSIA ©2021
CREDIT SCORING ML SERVICE Combination of different data sources increases model’s quality rapidly - Bank transactions’ sources - Black lists - Credit history bureaus • Terrorists • Extremists - Anti-fraud sources • Clients at risk of money laundering - Mobile operators - The Federal Tax Service reports • complex to get sensitive data - Clients application - Borrower's device data • no personal data, only technical - Intersection of personal data of the variables application with the current database - UI-telemetry LIME RUSSIA ©2021
ADDITIONAL DATA SOURCES AND MANUAL VERIFICATION Verifiers complement application with manually found data so model could make a concrete decision Manual verification process 1 Verifiers review client’s applications and look through Auto approve needed data, check photos of documents Model makes this decision when It is hard to tell is 2 Personal verification that could not be automated. this client reliable or not: Mostly calls to clients or to client’s employer/ confidant chances are the same Manual verification 3 Fulfilling the or correction the application data Checks on a sources that has not yet been automated - 4 Quick Payments System, Kronos Auto refuse LIME RUSSIA ©2021
PERSONAL TARIFF ASSIGNMENT PROCESS AND LOYALTY PROGRAM Lime credit group mitigate loyalty risk by offering individual terms and discounts to clients Important to give clients what they need so they’ll stay loyal and regular. In other case clients will prefer competitors services Dynamic calculation Sums/Periods/ With every successful paid loan client Individual tariff Rates in according to score and rise available sums and decline rate for assignment customer needs next loan Most attractive terms for the first loan With every successful loan client rises Loyalty program allows to get acquainted with our discount rate for the next loan services Behavioral We use RFM behavioral analysis to marketing drive desirable behavior General idea: regularly make optimization: retro-test for previous credits by using all the combinations sum-percent-score match table to maximize received profit \ complex metric LIME RUSSIA ©2021
COLLECTION SCORING AS OUTSTANDING’S MANAGEMENT Collection scoring provides most efficient strategies for non-performing clients Collection scoring gives probability of repayment the outstanding by Collection scoring advantages this concrete client. Collection score provides the communication Automation: strategy that is the most efficient for this deb loan. Machine learning services is way more efficient then 1 First collection score: personal estimates Provides insides for debtor’s communication strategy • On which day to start the automatic newsletter Cost optimization: • On which day to start personal calls • How much unfulfilled promises could we take before taking Collection scoring allows to case to the court reduce excessive funds spend In progress Second collection score – court score: on personal communication Provides insides for taking case to court • Trial requests additional costs • How old should be debt to take this additional costs LIME RUSSIA ©2021
REHABILITATION PROCESS FOR REJECTED CLIENTS Review client’s relatability allows to satisfy the maximum requests and get maximum profit Client could be blocked on different stages. It is important to monitor client’s reliability over time. If, for example, a client will fill an application with correct data, relatability will grow and the model will be able to give more positive decisions. Not tracking such changes could lead to losses. 30 days Credit application Review 90 days Review 1 year Review LIME RUSSIA ©2021
COLLECTION PROCESS PRE-COLLECTION 1-89 DPD 90+ DPD STRATEG STRATEGY PRIORITIZING OUTSORCING A CA STRATEGY Y1 1 1 High risk Possible after 90th day of delay SCORING SOFT Refused to pay, no HCG communication, SCORING unkept promise HARD COLLECTION STRATEGY PDL/IL, Standartized START STRATEGY 2 Score point (Hard 2 collection Calls are made using dialer, offering Based on Collection process, phone discounts on loan repayment credit history Group) Medium risk calls and auto Individual communications approach to clients LEGAL STRATEGY STRATEGY 3 3 Deadline for staying in the (possible after 120th day of delay) HCG Low risk AUTOCOMS (SMS, IVR, E-MAIL), MAILING LIST LIME RUSSIA ©2021
PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT ROADMAP Lime focuses on the development of consumer credit products. Next 2 years, we do not plan to deviate from Typical The client base can be leveraged through increasing market this and will increase our market share Loan Terms awareness and launching new products (months) The platform will be leveraged by increasing flexibility and speed Additional products: Core products: of development - Health Insurance Installment Loans 9M - Financial literacy tools • SMEV Development of the «Mini» Installment Data Sources 3M • Bank IDs category of loans with Loans integrations - Products to improve a • QPS (SBP) annuity payments borrower's credit history Instant Loans 1M Client • Collection scoring Development of more Auto Title Loans 12M Credit • ML scoring models variability in loan Expected Check • Limit-policy model terms Consumer Credit Information Services Development Credit Leverage Client Base Leverage Platform LIME RUSSIA ©2021
FOUNDERS Alexey Nefedov Stanislav Sergushkin CEO / Co-founder COO / Co-founder Before co-founding Lime, Alexey spent a few Stanislav and Alexey met at university in the years working as an implementation UK, and since both of them had prior consultant for an enterprise applications experience as underwriters, their ideas developer and as a credit card underwriter at about a better on-line lending platform a major Russian bank. In his day-to-day role quickly came together. As Lime's COO, as CEO of Lime, Alexey sets strategic Stanislav handles day-to-day operations in priorities, is the chief system architect, addition to leading product development makes most HR decisions, and oversees legal and territorial expansion. The business and regulatory compliance. In the three years process flows, risk management procedures, since its establishment, Alexey has spent and scoring models in use at Lime are all time in pretty much every role in the products of Stanislav's guidance. company from collector to underwriter to programmer. LIME RUSSIA ©2021
LIME LOANS MULTI-MARKET ONLINE CONSUMER LENDING Contact: Kevin Hurley CFO k.hurley@limecreditgroup.com LIME RUSSIA ©2021
LEGAL DISCLAIMER IFRS Financial Information Risk and Uncertainties that May Affect Performance In addition to the unaudited financial information prepared in conformity with This presentation contains forward-looking statements about the business, International Financial Reporting Standards (“IFRS”) included in this financial condition, strategy, and prospects of Lime Capital Partners Inc (further presentation and its accompanying supporting documentation, the Company “Lime” or “the Company”). These forward-looking statements represent the provides details of its operations, calculations, and financial statements that are current expectations or, in some cases, forecasts of future events and reflect the not considered measures of financial performance under IFRS. Management views and assumptions of Lime's management with respect to the business, uses these non-IFRS financial measures for internal managerial purposes and financial condition and prospects of the Company as of the date of this release believes that their presentation is meaningful and useful in conveying an and are not guarantees of future performance. Lime's actual results could differ understanding of the activities and business metrics of the Company’s materially from those indicated by such forward-looking statements because of operations. Management believes that these non-IFRS financial measures various risks and uncertainties applicable to its business. These risks and reflect an additional way of viewing aspects of the Company’s business that, uncertainties are beyond the control of Lime, and, in many cases, the Company when viewed together with with the Company’s IFRS results, may provide a cannot predict all of the risks and uncertainties that could cause its actual results more complete understanding of the factors and the trends affecting the to differ materially from those indicated by the forward-looking statements. Company’s business. Management provides such non-IFRS financial When used in this presentation, the words "believes," "estimates," "plans," information only to enhance readers' understanding of the Company’s IFRS "expects," and "anticipates", as well as similar expressions or variations as they consolidated financial statements. Readers should consider the information in relate to Lime or its management are intended to identify forward-looking addition to, but not instead of, the Company’s financial statements prepared in statements. Lime cautions you not to put undue reliance on these statements. accordance with IFRS. This non-IFRS financial information may be determined Lime disclaims any intention or obligation to update or revise any forward-looking or calculated differently by other companies, limiting the usefulness of those statements after the date of this release. A more in-depth, though not complete, measures for comparative purposes. discussion of some of the risks and uncertainties that may affect Lime's future performance is included as an appendix to this presentation LIME RUSSIA ©2021
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