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Development of Russian Securitization Regulation Presentation for : International Conference Asset Securitization in Russia

Development of Russian Securitization Regulation Presentation for : International Conference Asset Securitization in Russia and CIS Frankfurt June 21 -22, 2007 Ru. MAC

Lets start with basics Law & Economics “…Economics…is a real basis, on top of

Lets start with basics Law & Economics “…Economics…is a real basis, on top of which lays legislative and political superstructure…” (K. Marx, 1859, A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy) …Russian regulators should have known that. l Contents: – – 2 What is to be regulated? Levels of regulation: from general to specific Advantages of Russian law with regard to securitization Demand for competitive regulation Ru. MAC

Scope of regulation l 3 Securitization is the sale of equity or debt instruments,

Scope of regulation l 3 Securitization is the sale of equity or debt instruments, representing ownership interest in, or secured by, a segregated, income producing asset or pool of assets, in a transaction structured to reduce or reallocate certain risk inherent in owning or lending against the underlying assets and to ensure that such interests are more readily marketable and, thus, more liquid than ownership interests in and loans against the underlying assets. Ru. MAC

Sample Securitization Structure Trustee Bank Protects investor’s security interests in the collateral, maintain cash

Sample Securitization Structure Trustee Bank Protects investor’s security interests in the collateral, maintain cash reserve accounts, and perform other duties Assignment Agreements Seller/Servicer/ Asset Manager Assigns portfolio of loans to the Issuer of rated securities, monitors portfolio performance, and performs credit evaluation, loan servicing, and collections Bank loan portfolio proceeds ABS Issuer (Trust) SPV Investor procee ds Purchases loans and issues ABS, using loan as collateral Interest and principal Swap Counterparty Provides swap to hedge against currency and/or interest-related risk 4 Ru. MAC

Types of Securitizable Assets Essentially any assets or pools of similar assets producing more

Types of Securitizable Assets Essentially any assets or pools of similar assets producing more or less predictable stream of cash flows Example: - Any type of consumer loans (car loans, credit card loans, mortgages, student loans) - Lease Payments - Commercial loans (SMI loans, commercial mortgages ) - Royalty Stream ( David Bowie Bond) 5 Ru. MAC

Problems with Securitization l l l 6 ABS is a STRUCTURED finance transaction. The

Problems with Securitization l l l 6 ABS is a STRUCTURED finance transaction. The core of ABS is a negotiable instrument (security) So… Securitization is a market for BIG GUYS are sensitive to regulations There IS a COMPETITION of JURISDICTIONS Regulators should fight for a piece of ABS market Ru. MAC

Law & Securitization General Reg. 7 Directly Related reg. Specific reg. Ru. MAC

Law & Securitization General Reg. 7 Directly Related reg. Specific reg. Ru. MAC

Specific regulation: bad , but getting better total overregulation total deregulation Specific regulation Russia

Specific regulation: bad , but getting better total overregulation total deregulation Specific regulation Russia Mortgage assets 8 EU US Russia Other assets Ru. MAC

Specific regulation: What we have now l l 9 Federal law “On Security Market”

Specific regulation: What we have now l l 9 Federal law “On Security Market” (covered bonds) Federal law “On Investment Funds” (quasi. ABS) Federal law “On Mortgage-Backed Securities” (MBS) Regulations of Federal Financial Market Service Ru. MAC

One example 2006 – Gazprombank and Sovfintrade closed the first ever Russian MBS. We

One example 2006 – Gazprombank and Sovfintrade closed the first ever Russian MBS. We faced: l 6 boxes of transaction documents, or otherwise l More than 15 000 pages of transaction documents, or otherwise l Over 100 kilos of paper l WHO IS GOING TO READ ALL THIS? 10 Ru. MAC

What we expect l l 11 Federal law “On Asset-Baked Securitization” With regard to

What we expect l l 11 Federal law “On Asset-Baked Securitization” With regard to specific ABS regulation it leaves much to be desired Ru. MAC

Related regulation OK and improving l l 12 Federal law “On Mortgages” Federal Housing

Related regulation OK and improving l l 12 Federal law “On Mortgages” Federal Housing Code Federal law “On State Registration of Real Estate Properties” Some amendments are currently being drafted Ru. MAC

General regulation: good and becoming adopted with case practice l l l 13 Federal

General regulation: good and becoming adopted with case practice l l l 13 Federal Civil Code Federal Tax Code Federal law “On bankruptcy” Ru. MAC

Another example l l 14 2005 – Bank of Housing Finance closed the first

Another example l l 14 2005 – Bank of Housing Finance closed the first ever Russian covered bond issue (onbalance sheet securitization of apartment presales). Collaterization was fully based on Federal Civil Code provisions. No specific regulation applied. Ru. MAC

Some advantages of Russian general regulations 1. Russian FUND vs. Dutch STITCHING Remedy against

Some advantages of Russian general regulations 1. Russian FUND vs. Dutch STITCHING Remedy against trustee is based on Fund’s charter which is public. Any noteholder shall have a standing. based on contract with trustee, which is private. Shall the noteholder have a standing? 2. True sale Russia vs. US Possibility of requalification is a very limited possibility. No Doctrine of consolidation. 15 Sophisticated doctrine of consolidation stimulates the court to requalify the deals. Some negative case law. Ru. MAC

Russia desperately needs competitive specific regulation Accumulation of amortizing assets on Russian banks’ balance

Russia desperately needs competitive specific regulation Accumulation of amortizing assets on Russian banks’ balance sheet is a ticking bomb waiting to explode……………… Financial engineering tools available through securitization can re-distribute the prepayment and credit risks through the financial system 16 Ru. MAC

Why? Look around! Historical Federal Reserve Funds Rate 17 Month 1984 1983 1982 1981

Why? Look around! Historical Federal Reserve Funds Rate 17 Month 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 January 9. 56 8. 68 13. 22 19. 08 13. 82 10. 07 6. 7 4. 61 4. 87 7. 13 February 9. 59 8. 51 14. 78 15. 93 14. 13 10. 06 6. 78 6. 85 4. 77 6. 24 March 9. 91 8. 77 14. 68 14. 7 17. 19 10. 09 6. 79 4. 69 4. 84 5. 54 April 10. 29 8. 8 14. 94 15. 72 17. 61 10. 01 6. 89 4. 73 4. 82 5. 49 May 10. 32 8. 63 14. 45 18. 52 10. 98 10. 24 7. 36 5. 35 5. 29 5. 22 June 11. 06 8. 98 14. 15 19. 1 9. 47 10. 29 7. 6 5. 39 5. 48 5. 55 July 11. 23 9. 37 12. 59 19. 04 9. 03 10. 47 7. 81 5. 42 5. 31 6. 1 August 11. 64 9. 56 10. 12 17. 82 9. 61 10. 94 8. 04 5. 9 5. 29 6. 14 September 11. 3 9. 45 10. 31 15. 87 10. 87 11. 43 8. 45 6. 14 5. 25 6. 24 October 9. 99 9. 48 9. 71 15. 08 12. 81 13. 77 8. 96 6. 47 5. 02 5. 82 November 9. 43 9. 34 9. 2 13. 31 15. 85 13. 18 9. 76 6. 51 4. 95 5. 22 December 8. 38 9. 47 8. 95 12. 37 18. 9 13. 78 10. 03 6. 56 4. 65 5. 2 Source: Federal Reserve Ru. MAC

Historical 30 year Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rates 18 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976

Historical 30 year Fixed-Rate Mortgage Rates 18 1982 1981 1980 1979 1978 1977 1976 1975 Rate Rate January 17. 48 14. 9 12. 88 10. 39 9. 01 8. 72 9. 02 9. 43 February 17. 6 15. 13 13. 04 10. 41 9. 14 8. 67 8. 81 9. 1 March 17. 16 15. 4 15. 28 10. 43 9. 2 8. 69 8. 76 8. 89 April 16. 89 15. 58 16. 32 10. 5 9. 35 8. 73 8. 82 May 16. 68 16. 4 14. 26 10. 69 9. 57 8. 83 8. 76 8. 91 June 16. 7 12. 71 11. 04 9. 71 8. 86 8. 85 8. 89 July 16. 82 16. 83 12. 19 11. 09 9. 74 8. 93 8. 89 August 16. 27 17. 28 12. 56 11. 09 9. 78 8. 94 9 8. 94 September 15. 43 18. 16 13. 2 11. 3 9. 76 8. 98 9. 12 October 14. 61 18. 45 13. 79 11. 64 9. 86 8. 92 9. 22 November 13. 82 17. 82 14. 21 12. 83 10. 11 8. 92 8. 81 9. 15 December 13. 62 16. 95 14. 79 12. 9 10. 35 8. 96 8. 79 9. 1 Annual Average 16. 04 16. 63 13. 74 11. 2 9. 64 8. 85 8. 87 9. 05 Ru. MAC Source: Freddie Mac

The Result… The ultimate cost of the crisis was estimated to total around USD$150

The Result… The ultimate cost of the crisis was estimated to total around USD$150 billion, about $125 billion of which was consequently and directly subsidized by the U. S. government, which contributed to the large budget deficits of the early 1990 s. Over 1000 S&L Institutions failed! 19 Ru. MAC

In Russia l l 20 We are leaving in a magic universe of constantly

In Russia l l 20 We are leaving in a magic universe of constantly declining interest rates and rising real estate prices… If real estate market conditions change when the interest rates shall start rising? Ru. MAC

Lets finish with basics: l l l 21 Regulator does not have time to

Lets finish with basics: l l l 21 Regulator does not have time to waste… Regulator must realize that there another jurisdictions If necessary Marx is still available in any Russian public library Ru. MAC

This is who we are. . Prof. Vladimir Ponomarev, CEO – prior to joining

This is who we are. . Prof. Vladimir Ponomarev, CEO – prior to joining Ru. MAC was deputy head of Russian Builders Association. Originally trained as a mathematitian and physicist he is the author of over 140 scientific publications and books as well as holder of several patents. Along his academic carrier Prof. Ponomarev spent years in the administrative positions, among others as a Deputy Minister of Construction ( Gosstroy). Prof. Ponomarev holds MA in Mathematical Physics from University of Warsaw, Ph. D in Mathematical Physics from Moscow State University and MA in Economics from Moscow State University Alexander Kazakov, Chief Legal Counsel – prior to joining Ru. MAC was a senior lawyer at Moscow based law firm Linia Prava and prior to this a Chief Legal Councilor at AIJK. Alex is a member of the group of experts on Mortgage Law and Securitization Law at the Russian Parliament. He brings over 8 years of legal experience practicing Russian corporate and securitization law. One of his most recent achievements was the first on-balance sheet Rubble MBS issue for the Bank of Housing Finance in Moscow. Alex holds a Law Degree from Moscow Institute of International Relations as well as an LLM from University of Leiden, Holland Dmitri Dorofeev, CFO – prior to joining Ru. MAC worked at Greenwich Financial Services, L. L. C. covering institutional clients as well as working on two pioneering transactions that GFS brought to market – the first rue sale pass-through securitization in Russia for Bank “Soyuz” and pass-through Mortgage Loan securitization for City. Mortgage Bank. Dmitri brings over 12 years of experience trading and selling fixed income securities and equity derivatives for Dresdner Bank, Goldman Sachs and Salomon Smith Barney. Dmitri holds an MA in International Economics from Voznesensky Academy of Finance and Economics, St. Petersburg and MBA in Analytic Finance from the University of Chicago Sergei Kaduk – Head of Research. Prior to joining Ru. MAC, Sergei was a Senior Associate with the KPMG Structured Finance Group in Mc. Lean, VA. Sergei has modelled and provided due diligence on numerous MBS, ABS, CDO and NIM transactions, with specialization in whole loan MBS. One of his last assignments at KPMG was advising on the City. Mortgage securitization. Sergei holds an M. S. in Mathematics and Applied Mathematics and a B. A. in Economics from Moscow State University as well as an MBA from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business, with a concentration in Finance. Russell Mueller – prior to joining Ru. MAC worked at Greenwich Financial Services, L. L. C. covering a wide range of major institutional clients in US and UK. Russell’s experience on the US Mortgage Market started with it inception in the late 80 s. During his almost 10 years carrier as an MBS trader at Morgan Stanley in New York he traded a wide range of mortgage instruments and their derivatives. In his later years at the firm Russ was running the CMO desk. 22 Ru. MAC

Contact Information: aak@rumac. net www. rumac. net Tel. : +7 (495) 787 -1177 23

Contact Information: aak@rumac. net www. rumac. net Tel. : +7 (495) 787 -1177 23 Ru. MAC