Moody's подтвердило рейтинговые оценки АО "Банк Развития Казахстана"

/Moody's Investors Service, Лондон, 02.12.11, перевод и заголовок KASE/ - Рейтинговое агентство Moody's Investors Service сегодня подтвердило следующие рейтинги Банка Развития Казахстана: долгосрочный рейтинг эмитента в иностранной валюте Baa3, предварительный рейтинг в иностранной валюте (P)Baa3, присвоенный программе Банка по выпуску среднесрочных Евробондов на сумму US$2 миллиарда и долговой рейтинг в иностранной валюте Baa3, присвоенный старшим необеспеченным пятилетним облигациям Банка на сумму US$777 миллионов, выпущенным в рамках этой программы. Подтверждение агентством Moody's рейтингов Банка Развития Казахстана основано на аудированной финансовой отчетности Банка за 2010 год, подготовленной в соответствии с МСФО, и неаудированных результатах за первое полугодие 2011 год, подготовленных в соответствии с МСФО. Ниже приводится оригинальный текст сообщения Moody's на английском языке. London, 02 December 2011 - Moody's Investors Service has today affirmed the following ratings of Development Bank of Kazakhstan: the Baa3 long-term foreign currency issuer rating, the provisional (P)Baa3 foreign currency rating assigned to the bank's US$2 billion European Medium-Term Note programme, and the Baa3 foreign currency debt rating assigned to the bank's senior unsecured US$777 million five-year bond issued under this programme. Moody's affirmation of Development Bank of Kazakhstan's ratings is based on the bank's audited financial statements for 2010 prepared under IFRS, and its H1 2011 unaudited results prepared under IFRS. RATINGS RATIONALE "Moody's affirmation of Development Bank of Kazakhstan's ratings, with a stable outlook, reflects the bank's solid capital buffer and liquidity cushion as well as high probability of government support in the event of need," says Maxim Bogdashkin, a Moody's Assistant Vice-President and lead analyst for the bank. Development Bank of Kazakhstan's relatively good capital cushion - with the ratio of shareholder's equity to total assets amounting to around 25% as at H1 2011, and high loan loss reserves of around 28% of total loans - provide some protection against further losses that are likely to materialise from its risky loan portfolio. Despite Development Bank of Kazakhstan's high reliance on wholesale market funding that constitutes up to 90% of its liabilities, Moody's sees remote refinancing risk for the bank due to the long-term nature of its funding. In addition, the bank maintains a large cushion of liquid assets on its balance sheet (65% of total assets). At the same time, Moody's notes that Development Bank of Kazakhstan's ratings remain constrained by the bank's business model of a government-directed, nationwide development bank that (i) implies weak asset quality and profitability due to the provision of early-stage financing to long-term investment projects, and (ii) resulted in the bank's high credit risk concentration, with 20 largest exposures exceeding 2x Tier 1 capital. Although the loans were granted to the largest local business groups and are relatively well collateralised, the rating agency expects Development Bank of Kazakhstan's asset quality to continue to gradually deteriorate in the medium term. In view of the above-mentioned risks that are embedded into Development Bank of Kazakhstan's mandate, as well as its high susceptibility to political and social pressures (rather than business necessities), the government's ongoing and extraordinary support is among key factors supporting the bank's issuer and debt ratings. As a result, Moody's cautions that if the bank's capital is allowed to deteriorate significantly from the current level, negative pressure could be exerted on its ratings. PRINCIPAL METHODOLOGIES The methodologies used in this rating were Bank Financial Strength Ratings: Global Methodology published in February 2007, and Government-Related Issuers: Methodology Update published in July 2010. Please see the Credit Policy page on www.moodys.com for a copy of these methodologies. Headquartered in Astana, Kazakhstan, Development Bank of Kazakhstan reported total assets of KZT912 billion (US$6.2 billion) under unaudited IFRS as of H1 2011. The bank recorded a net loss of KZT13 billion (US$89 million) in H1 2011. 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Maxim Bogdashkin Asst Vice President - Analyst Financial Institutions Group Moody's Interfax Rating Agency 7th floor, Four Winds Plaza 21 1st Tverskaya-Yamskaya St. Moscow 125047 Russia Telephone: +7 495 228 6060 Facsimile: +7 495 228 6091 Yaroslav Sovgyra Associate Managing Director Financial Institutions Group Releasing Office: Moody's Investors Service Ltd. One Canada Square Canary Wharf London E14 5FA United Kingdom JOURNALISTS: 44 20 7772 5456 SUBSCRIBERS: 44 20 7772 5454 [2011-12-05]