Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd
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Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd
1 Annual Report 2015 2 Survey of key data Raiffeisen banka a.d. 2015 Change 2014 Net interest income after provisioning 8,709,194 (4.18)% 9,088,973 Net commission income 3,540,479 6.59% 3,321,542 (1,977) (104.56)% 43,329 (8,858,307) 9.58% (8,084,020) Profit before tax 4,845,320 (17.02)% 5,839,418 Profit after tax 4.341.952 (16.94)% 5,227,634 28,864,439 (2.68)% 29,660,044 117,196,887 (3.40)% 121,324,042 3,078,982 (84.33)% 19,649,381 174,319,264 18.70% 146,859,266 55,105,451 (1.34)% 55,852,176 234,426,451 4.59% 224,133,732 51,170,411 2.07% 50,132,469 14,740,902 9.25% 13,492,212 Core capital ratio 28.01% (6.65)% 30.00% Own funds ratio 27.77% (6.59)% 29.73% Return on equity (ROE) before tax 8.72% (16.35)% 10.42% Return on equity (ROE) after tax 7.82% (16.33)% 9.34% 54.97% 12.53% 48.85% 2.08% (21.79)% 2.66% 16.93% (19.63)% 21.06% 1,482 (1.92)% 1,511 83 0,00% 83 Monetary values are in thousands RSD Income Statement Net trading income General administrative expenses Balance Sheet Loans and advances to banks Loans and advances to customers Amounts owed to other banks Amounts owed to customers Equity (incl. minorities and profit) Balance-sheet total Regulatory information Total own funds Own funds requirement Performance Cost/income ratio Return on assets (ROA) before tax Risk/earnings ratio Resources Number of staff on balance-sheet date Business outlets 3 Pregled najvažnijih podataka Raiffeisen banka a.d. 2015 Promena 2014 Neto dobitak po osnovu kamata posle rezervisanja 8.709.194 (4,18)% 9.088.973 Neto dobitak po osnovu naknada i provizija 3.540.479 6,59% 3.321.542 (1.977) (104,56)% 43.329 (8.858.307) 9,58% (8.084.020) Dobitak pre oporezivanja 4.845.320 (17,02)% 5.839.418 Dobitak posle oporezivanja 4.341.952 (16,94)% 5.227.634 Plasmani bankama 28.864.439 (2,68)% 29.660.044 Plasmani klijentima 117.196.887 (3,40)% 121.324.042 Obaveze prema bankama 3.078.982 (84,33)% 19.649.381 Obaveze prema klijentima 174.319.264 18,70% 146.859.266 55.105.451 (1,34)% 55.852.176 234.426.451 4,59% 224.133.732 Ukupni sopstveni kapital 51.170.411 2,07% 50.132.469 Potreban sopstveni kapital 14.740.902 9,25% 13.492.212 Adekvatnost kapitala (osnovni kapital) 28,01% (6,65)% 30.00% Adekvatnost kapitala (ukupni kapital) 27,77% (6,59)% 29.73% Stopa povraćaja kapitala pre oporezivanja 8,72% (16,35)% 10,42% Stopa povraćaja kapitala posle oporezivanja 7,82% (16,33)% 9,34% 54,97% 12,53% 48,85% 2,08% (21,79)% 2,66% 16,93% (19,63)% 21,06% 1.482 (1,92)% 1.511 83 0,00% 83 Vrednosti su izražene u hiljadama dinara Bilans uspeha Neto prihodi od trgovanja Administrativni troškovi Bilans stanja Kapital Bilans stanja - ukupno Kontrolne informacije Pokazatelji poslovanja Odnos rashoda i prihoda Stopa povraćaja aktive Učešće ispravke vrednosti u neto prihodima od kamate Izvori Broj zaposlenih na dan bilansa Broj poslovnica 4 Contents Report by the Chairman of the Board of Directors 6 Introductory Address by the Chairman of the Managing Board 8 Raiffeisen Bank International at a Glance 12 Macroeconomic Enviroment, Opportunities for Foreign Investors and Prospects 14 Social Responsibility 26 Corporate Banking 28 Retail Banking 30 Treasury and Investment Banking 34 Raiffeisen Leasing d.o.o. 38 Raiffeisen Future 40 Raiffeisen Invest 42 Branch Network 44 Organization Structure 46 Addresses 48 Financial Statements 52 Independent Auditor’s Report 54 Separate Statement of Profit or Loss 55 Separate Statement of Other Comprehensive Income 56 Separate Statement of Financial Position 57 Separate Statement of Changes in Equity 58 Separate Statement of Cash Flows 59 5 Sadržaj Izveštaj predsednika Upravnog odbora 7 Uvodna reč predsednika Izvršnog odbora 9 Kratak pregled Raiffeisen Bank International 13 Makroekonomsko okruženje, mogućnosti za strane investitore i perspektive 15 Društvena odgovornost 27 Poslovanje sa privredom 29 Poslovanje sa stanovništvom 31 Sredstva i investiciono bankarstvo 35 Raiffeisen Leasing d.o.o. 39 Raiffeisen Future 41 Raiffeisen Invest 43 Mreža filijala 44 Organizaciona struktura banke 46 Adrese 48 Finansijski izveštaj 52 Nezavisno mišljenje revizora 52 Pojedinačni bilans uspeha 55 Pojedinačni izveštaj o ostalom rezultatu 56 Pojedinačni bilans stanja 57 Pojedinačni izveštaj o promenama na kapitalu 58 Pojedinačni izveštaj o tokovima gotovine 59 6 Report of the Board of Directors In 2015, RBI significantly strengthened its capital base, with the fully loaded CET1 ratio standing at 11.5 per cent at year-end, and also achieved a consolidated profit of € 379 million. The primary reason for the result being so positive was lower net provisioning for impairment losses. Furthermore, general administrative expenses were reduced by 4 per cent compared to 2014, in line with RBI’s cost cutting initiative. As far as Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd is concerned, it is my pleasure to state, on behalf of the Board of Directors, that the bank has successfully completed the year 2015. Despite the quite challenging economic environment, the bank succeeded in keeping its business activities on a very successful level. Raiffeisen banka maintained its outstanding business activities and its high positioning in the Serbian banking industry thanks to professional risk management, which is part of its crediting policy, as well as its activities in the domain of cost optimization. It is important to stress that the bank was successful thanks to the great dedication, team work and professionalism of its employees. We appreciate the fact that clients recognized in Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd a reliable partner, ready to foster long-term cooperation with them and to offer them firstrate banking services. We are convinced that the future cooperation of the bank with its clients will develop further to their mutual satisfaction. Ladies and gentlemen, At the beginning of 2015, Raiffeisen Bank International announced a review of the corporate strategy which the market received very positively. An emphasis on markets in which RBI can generate sustainable returns due to a strong position is also being welcomed, as is the action taken so far to achieve these goals. The plan to become a more focused universal bank with strong customer relationships by reducing complexity and risk as well as through bolstering the capital buffer is well on track and valued by market participants. More than ever before, a bank today needs a focus – and RBI’s is on CEE and Austria. RBI, therefore, needed to look at all operations unrelated to that focus, even when, in some cases, they have been highly successful in the past. The footprint in CEE was also reviewed at this time. All of this took place against the backdrop of higher regulatory capital ratio requirements, which were taken into account while determining the target CET1 and total capital ratios. I would like to take this opportunity to thank all employees of Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd for their hard work and constant efforts to serve our customers and bring benefits to the entire Raiffeisen Group. On behalf of the Board of Directors, Karl Sevelda Chairman 7 Izveštaj predsednika Upravnog odbora Tokom 2015. godine, RBI je u značajnoj meri ojačala svoju kapitalnu bazu, sa stopom fully loaded osnovnog kapitala 1 koja iznosi 11,5% godina-na-godinu, takođe je ostvarila konsolidovani profit u iznosu od 379 miliona evra. Najvažniji razlog zašto je rezultat tako pozitivan jesu niža rezervisanja za gubitke po plasmanima. Osim toga, opšti administrativni troškovi umanjeni su za 4% u poređenju sa 2014. godinom, u skladu sa inicijativom RBI-a za smanjenje troškova. Što se tiče Raiffeisen banke a.d. Beograd, zadovoljstvo mi je da konstatujem, u ime Upravnog odbora, da je banka veoma uspešno završila 2015. godinu. Uprkos ekonomski veoma izazovnom okruženju, banka je uspela da održi svoje poslovne aktivnosti na zavidno uspešnom nivou. Uspeh u radu i visoku pozicioniranost u bankarskom sektoru Srbije, Raiffeisen banka je ostvarila zahvaljujući profesionalnom upravljanju rizicima u okviru usvojene kreditne politike, kao i aktivnostima u oblasti optimizacije troškova. Važno je napomenuti da je banka uspešno poslovala zahvaljujući i velikoj posvećenosti, timskom radu i stručnosti svojih zaposlenih. Izuzetno cenimo to su što klijenti u Raiffeisen banci a.d. Beograd prepoznali istinskog partnera, spremnog da razvija dugoročnu saradnju sa njima i da im pruži prvoklasnu bankarsku uslugu. Uvereni smo da će se i ubuduće saradnja banke sa kljentima razvijati na obostrano zadovoljstvo. Dame i gospodo, Početkom 2015. godine, Raiffeisen Bank International najavila je reviziju poslovne strategije, što je tržište vrlo pozitivno primilo. Dobrodošlicom je dočekano i usmerenje na tržišta na kojima RBI može da ostvari održiv prinos kao rezultat svoje jake pozicije, kao i aktivnosti koje su do sada sprovedene u tom cilju. Uveliko se odvija plan da postanemo univerzalna banka sa boljim fokusom, jakim vezama sa klijentima tako što ćemo umanjiti složenost i rizik, kao i jačanjem kapitalne zaštite, što tržišni učesnici cene. Više nego ikada ranije, jednoj banci je u današnje vreme neophodno usmerenje – a RBI je usmerena na srednju i istočnu Evropu i Austriju. Zbog toga je RBI morala da preispita sve aktivnosti koje nisu u vezi sa ovim usmerenjem, čak i kada su, u nekim slučajevima, te aktivnosti u prošlosti bile veoma uspešne. Tokom ovog perioda proveru je takođe prošlo i poslovanje u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi. Sve ovo dešavalo se u svetlu viših regulatornih zahteva za raciom kapitala, koji su uzeti u obzir dok se određivao ciljni osnovni kapital tier 1 i ukupni racio kapitala. Želim da iskoristim ovu priliku i zahvalim se svim zaposlenima Raiffeisen banke na njihovom vrednom radu i stalnim naporima da usluže naše klijente i ostvare prednosti za celokupnu Raiffeisen grupaciju. U ime Upravnog odbora, Karl Sevelda Predsednik 8 Introductory Address by the Chairman of the Managing Board In 2015 Raiffeisen banka again devoted its special attention to risk management, implementing the measures of the credit policy agreed upon, as well as the constant care to optimize expenditures in 2015. The continuous application of the principles that the bank’s priorities are to offer high-quality service to its clients and develop mutual cooperation with the aim of overcoming current problems and limitations in business, resulted in the fact that Raiffeisen banka maintained its leading position in the market. Proof of this fact is the award given to Raiffeisen banka for the third time in a row by the eminent magazine “The Banker”, part of the Financial Times Group, that awarded it the title “Bank of the Year in Serbia”. The experience and support of Raiffeisen Banking Group, one of the oldest and largest banking groups in Austria, greatly contributed to the bank’s success. Raiffeisen banka is significantly supporting the operations of its subsidiary companies Raiffeisen Leasing, Raiffeisen Future a.d. Beograd, Voluntary Pension Fund Asset Management Company, as well as Raiffeisen Invest a.d. Belgrade Investment Fund Management Company. Dear shareholders and business partners, It is my pleasure to inform you, on behalf of the Managing Board, that Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd successfully completed another business year. The profit before tax realized in 2015 in the amount of EUR 40.1 million clearly shows that the bank had all the right answers to the challenges in the business environment. The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) as a part of the threeyear-stand-by arrangement with the International Monetary Fund conducted the so called “Special Diagnostic Studies” with the purpose of assessing the adequacy of accounting policies and IFRS loan loss provisions methodology and verifying compliance with the requirements of the NBS with respect to classification and calculation of reserves for estimated loss. These “Special Diagnostic Studies” did not identify insufficient capitalization for any of the 14 banks included in the examination and confirmed satisfactory capital adequacy of the Serbian banking system. Based on the individual bank results published by the National Bank of Serbia, it can be concluded that Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd outperformed its peers and recorded the best result among 14 banks that were examined with CAR reduction of only 17bp. Aware of its responsibility towards the community where it conducts its business, Raiffeisen banka initiated and supported several projects in 2015 as well, organized with the aim of improving living conditions of both citizens and its employees. It is clear that the achieved results may not have been realized without the exceptional dedication, professionalism and team work of all its employees. I would like to thank all of them on behalf of the Managing Board for their efforts and personal committment. New challenges are ahead in the year 2016 as well in terms of a more difficult business environment, both globally and in the local market. In the following year, the activities of Raiffeisen banka will again be primarily based on a higly professional attitude towards those challenges, as well as on implementing a clearly defined business strategy. I am confident that we will contribute to the improvement of the overall business environment in the country by our mutual efforts and committment. Raiffeisen banka will remain a reliable partner to all its clients with the aim of maintaining and developing cooperation to our mutual satisfaction. Zoran Petrović Chairman of the Managing Board 9 Uvodna reč predsednika Izvršnog odbora Raiffeisen banka je i u 2015. godini posebnu pažnju posvetila upravljanju rizicima, sprovođenju mera dogovorene kreditne politike, kao i stalnom vođenju računa o optimizaciji troškova. Kontinuirana primena principa da je za banku prioritet pružanje kvalitetnog servisa klijentima i razvoj međusobne saradnje u cilju prevazilaženja tekućih problema i ograničenja u radu, rezultirali su činjenicom da je Raiffesen banka zadržala lidersku poziciju na tržištu. Potvrda ove činjenice je nagrada koju Raiffeisen banci već treći put zaredom dodeljuje eminentni magazin “The Banker”, deo grupacije Financial Times, proglašavajući je za ‘’Banku godine u Srbiji’’. Uspehu banke doprinelo je iskustvo i podrška Raiffeisen bankarske grupacije, jedne od najstarijih i najvećih bankarskih grupacija u Austriji. Raiffeisen banka pruža značajnu podršku u radu kompanijama Raiffeisen Leasing, Raiffeisen Future, dobrovoljni penzioni fond, kao i Raiffeisen Invest društvu za upravljanje investicionim fondovima. Poštovani akcionari i poslovni partneri, Zadovoljstvo mi je što mogu da vas u ime Izvršnog odbora obavestim da je Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd uspešno završila još jednu poslovnu godinu. Ostvaren profit pre oporezivanja u 2015. godini u iznosu od 40,1 miliona evra jasno ukazuje da je banka imala prave odgovore na izazove poslovnog okruženja. Narodna banka Srbije (NBS) je, kao deo trogodišnjeg stendbaj aranžmana sa Međunarodnim monetarnim fondom, sprovela takozvanu „Specijalnu dijagnostičku studiju“, sa ciljem procene adekvatnosti računovodstvenih politika i metodologije rezervisanja za gubitke po plasmanima prema Međunarodnim standardima finansijskog izveštavanja, te sa ciljem provere usklađenost sa zahtevima NBS koji se tiču klasifikacije i kalkulacije rezervi za procenjene gubitke. Ova „Specijalna dijagnostička studija“ nije identifikovala nedovoljnu kapitalizaciju za bilo koju od 14 banaka obuhvaćenih istraživanjem i potvrdila je zadovoljavajuću adekvatnost kapitala bankarskog sistema u Srbiji. Na osnovu rezultata za pojedinačne banke koje je objavila Narodna banka Srbije, može se zaključiti da je Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd bila daleko ispred svojih konkurenata i imala je najbolje rezultate od svih 14 banaka koje su ispitane, sa umanjenjem racija adekvatnosti kapitala od samo17 baznih poena. Svesna društvene odgovornosti prema zajednici u kojoj posluje, Raiffeisen banka je i u 2015. godini inicirala i podržala niz akcija koje su bile organizovane sa ciljem poboljšanja kvaliteta života građana i svojih zaposlenih. Jasno je da postignuti rezultati ne bi mogli da se ostvare bez izuzetnog zalaganja, posvećenosti poslu, stručnosti i timskog rada svih zaposlenih. Ovom prilikom im se, u ime Izvršnog odbora, zahvaljujem na uloženom trudu i ličnom angažovanju. Pred nama su i u 2016. godini novi izazovi u pogledu otežanih uslova poslovanja, kako na globalnom nivou tako i na domaćem tržištu. I u narednoj godini, aktivnosti Raiffeisen banke zasnivaće se, pre svega, na visoko profesionalnom odnosu prema tim izazovima, kao i na primeni jasno definisane poslovne strategije. Uveren sam da ćemo zajedničkim naporima i angažovanjem doprineti poboljšanju celokupnog poslovnog ambijenta u zemlji. Raiffeisen banka će ostati pouzdan partner za sve klijente u cilju očuvanja i razvijanja saradnje na obostrano zadovoljstvo. Zoran Petrović Predsednik Izvršnog odbora 10 Vision & Mission Statement of Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd Vision Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd is one of the top-three banks in all target customer segments across the country. Mission • • • • • • We seek long-term customer relationships and we are a reliable and constructive partner for our customers. We are proactive and quick in delivering quality and innovative products and services. We are an efficient and lean organization. We exploit synergies within the bank and with all our subsidiaries to the fullest extent possible. Prudent risk management is a key pillar throughout our organization and processes. As part of the RBI Network we contribute to the achievement of the overall Group objectives, and generate sustainable and above-average return on equity. We empower our employees to be entrepreneurial, to show initiative, and we foster their development. We are the employer of first choice, and we put special focus on the promotion of key staff and best talent. 11 Vizija i misija Raiffeisen banke a.d. Beograd Vizija Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd je jedna od vodeće tri banke u svim ciljnim klijentskim segmentima širom zemlje. Misija • • • • • • Želimo da gradimo dugoročnu saradnju sa našim klijentima za koje smo pouzdan i konstruktivan partner. Proaktivni smo i brzi u ponudi najkvalitetnijih i inovativnih proizvoda i usluga. Mi smo efikasna i ekonomična organizacija. Poslujemo u sinergiji unutar banke, kao i sa svim našim ograncima u najvećem mogućem obimu. Pažljivo upravljanje rizikom je stub oslonca naše celokupne organizacije i procesa. Kao članica RBI mreže, doprinosimo postizanju ukupnih ciljeva grupacije, stvarajući održivu i natprosečnu stopu prinosa na kapital. Ohrabrujemo naše zaposlene da budu preduzimljivi i pokazuju inicijativu, te podstičemo njihov razvoj. Mi smo izvanredan poslodavac koji stavlja poseban akcenat na unapređenje ključnog osoblja i najdarovitijih pojedinaca. 12 Raiffeisen Bank International at a Glance Raiffeisen Bank International AG regards Central and Eastern Europe (including Austria) as its home market. For over 25 years, RBI has been operating in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE), where today it maintains a closely knit network of subsidiary banks, leasing companies and numerous specialized financial service providers. As a universal bank, RBI ranks among the top five banks in several countries. This role is supported by the Raiffeisen brand, which is one of the most widely recognized brands in the region. RBI has positioned itself in CEE as a fully integrated corporate and retail banking group with a comprehensive product offering. In CEE, at the end of 2015, around 48,000 RBI employees served some 14.9 million customers in around 2,700 business outlets. In Austria, RBI is one of the top corporate and investment banks. It primarily serves Austrian customers, but also international customers and major multinational clients operating in CEE. All in all, RBI employs about 51,000 employees and has total assets of approximately € 114 billion. RZB was founded in 1927 as “Genossenschaftliche Zentralbank”. The RZB founded its first subsidiary bank in CEE already back in 1987. Since then, further own subsidiaries have been established. From 2000 onward, Raiffeisen’s expansion into CEE countries has mainly been achieved by acquiring existing banks. These were subsequently combined into a holding company that operated under the name Raiffeisen International from 2003. In April 2005, Raiffeisen International was listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange in order to finance its future growth efficiently. Today’s RBI was established in 2010 through the merger of Raiffeisen International with the principal business areas of RZB. At year-end 2015, RZB – which functions as the central institution of the Austrian Raiffeisen Banking Group – held approximately 60.7 per cent of RBI’s stock, with the remaining shares in free float. 13 Kratak pregled Raiffeisen Bank International Raiffeisen Bank International AG (RBI), a svojim matičnim tržištem smatra srednju i istočnu Evropu (uključujući Austriju). RBI posluje na području srednje i istočne Evrope već preko 25 godina, gde danas održava gustu mrežu svojih poslovnica, lizing kompanija i brojnih specijalizovanih ponuđača finansijskih usluga. Kao univerzalna banka, RBI je među vodećih pet banaka u nekoliko zemalja. Ovu ulogu banke podržava Raiffeisen brend, koji je jedan od najprepoznatljivijih u regionu. RBI je vremenom utvrdila svoju poziciju potpuno integrisane bankarske grupacije sa širokom ponudom proizvoda za privredu i fizička lica u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi. Krajem 2015. godine, oko 48.000 zaposlenih usluživalo je približno 14,9 miliona klijenata u oko 2.700 poslovnica u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi. RBI je jedna od najboljih privrednih i investicionih banaka u Austriji. Prvenstveno uslužuje austrijske klijente, ali takođe i međunarodne, kao i vodeće multinacionalne klijente koji posluju u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi. RBI zapošljava ukupno oko 51.000 zaposlenih i ima ukupnu aktivu od približno 114 milijardi evra. RZB je osnovana 1927. godine kao “Genossenschaftliche Zentralbank”. Raiffeisen je svoj prvi ogranak u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi osnovala još 1987. godine, a od tada su osnivani i ostali vlastiti ogranci. Počev od 2000. godine, širenje Raiffeisen grupacije u srednjoj i istočnoj Evropi bilo je uglavnom ostvareno kupovinom postojećih banaka. Ove banke su naknadno uključene u holding kompaniju koja je od 2003. godine poslovala pod imenom Raiffeisen International. Raiffeisen International listiran je na berzi u aprilu 2005. godine, kako bi što efikasnije finansirao svoj budući rast. Današnja RBI osnovana je 2010. godine, putem pripajanja kompanije Raiffeisen International osnovnim poslovnim segmentima Raiffeisen Zentralbank Österreich. Krajem 2015. godine, RZB je držala oko 60,7% deonica RBI-a, dok su preostale u slobodnoj prodaji. 14 Macroeconomic Environment, Opportunities for Foreign Investors and Perspectives Weak economic performance in 2014 and the worsening of fiscal ratios asked for urgent remedies, which is why the Serbian government assigned all its capacities to economic issues, while in the domain of politics, the focus was on continuing negotiations on joining the European Union. As a result of efforts invested, Serbia opened the first two chapters on EU membership on December 14, 2015 (Chapter 32 on financial control and Chapter 35 on the normalization of Belgrade – Priština relations), almost two years after the negotiations were officially begun in January, 2014. This event certainly presents a new chapter in the relations of Serbia and the European Union and will certainly influence the further improvement in investors’ perception, in the sense of attractiveness of investing into Serbia. Further, the government signed contracts for two major projects. One of them is the mutual investment of the government of Serbia (68 percent share) and the company Eagel Hills (32 percent share) from the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for the construction of “Belgrade Waterfront“ (a complex of hotels, residential and business premises spanning an area of 1.5 million and 2.5 million square meters). The total value of this investment is € 3.5 billion and will be partly financed from the loan taken from the UAE company and partly from capital from both partners. The time planned for the completion of this project is 30 years, while it is planned that 50 percent of the project will be finalized in the course of 20 years. At the annual summit of China and 16 countries of Central and Eastern Europe, several different projects were agreed upon, including the modernization of the railway BelgradeBudapest, the possibility of taking over steel manufacturer Železara Smederevo and the construction of part of the Corridor 11 motorway. After signing the stand-by precautionary agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), this institution was checking whether the criteria defined in the contract were fulfilled through regular quarterly controls in the course of 2015. All the regular controls passed the IMF’s test, although it was pointed out that there were certain delays in public sector reforms implementation, as well as a delay in reducing the number of employees in public administration. Serbia had the role of a transit country on the migration route to Europe in the great migrations of peoples from Syria and other countries of the Middle East that began in 2015. The government invested significant capacities in order to provide aid, both material help and humanitarian aid, which was recognized by the EU, which assigned certain financial means in order to help Serbia deal with migrants. Following the decision of Russian energy giant Gazprom that there was an intent on stopping the delivery of gas to Europe through Ukraine by the year 2019, the government is considering how to provide stability in gas transport. One of the options is the construction of a Turkish pipeline under the auspices of Russia, that would replace the Southern Stream pipeline, and the other option is a trans-Caspian pipeline that would transport gas from Azerbaijan to Europe. Public Sector Reform In the course of 2015, the government reduced wages and pensions, cut the costs of public procurements and undertook measures aimed at cutting the grey economy. Concerning the privatization of state-owned companies (502 companies), certain results were achieved, however, there were many delays, especially as regards companies of strategic importance (17). For one of these companies, steel mill Železara Smederevo, the government signed a contract with HPK engineering from Holland, a company that has been running Železara professionally since March, 2015. However, the government is still considering the privatization of this company and has already entered into negotiations on selling the majority of shares to Chinese Hebei Iron and Steel Group (HBIS), the world’s second largest steel producer. As regards the mobile and landline telecommunications operator Telekom, the government gave up selling the majority share package of the state, because the best offer, submitted by an American private fund, was below the government’s expectations, although it exceeded the offer made in 2011, which then amounted to € 1.1 billion. The Ministry of Finance confirmed that one of the following options was being taken into consideration: a) engaging professional management, b) selling the minority shares of the company or c) more efficient management by the current management. Makroekonomsko okruženje, mogućnosti za strane investitore i perspektive Slabe ekonomske performanse u 2014. godini i pogoršanje fiskalnih racija tražili su urgentno rešavanje, usled čega je Vlada Srbije posvetila sve svoje kapacitete ekonomskim temama, dok je u oblasti politike fokus bio na nastavku pregovora o pridruživanju Evropskoj Uniji. Kao rezultat uloženih napora, Srbija je 14. decembra 2015. godine otvorila prva dva poglavlja (32, koje se bavi finansijskom kontrolom i 35, koje se bavi normalizacijom odnosa između Beograda i Prištine) pregovora o članstvu u EU, skoro dve godine nakon što su pregovori formalno pokrenuti u januaru 2014. godine. Ovaj događaj svakako predstavlja novo poglavlje u odnosima Srbije i Evropske unije i izvesno će ovaj proces uticati na dalje poboljšanje percepcije investitora u smislu privlačnosti investiranja u Srbiju. Dalje, Vlada je potpisala ugovore o dva velika projekta. Jedan projekat je zajednička investicija Vlade Srbije (68% učešće) i kompanije Eagle Hills (32% učešće) iz Ujedinjenih Arapskih Emirata (UAE) u izgradnju „Beograda na vodi“ (kompleks hotela i stambenog i poslovnog prostora površine od 1,5 miliona i 2,5 miliona kvadratnih metara). Ukupna vrednost ove investicije iznosi 3,5 milijardi evra i delimično će biti finansirana iz kredita uzetog od kompanije iz UAE, a delom iz kapitala od strane oba partnera. Planirano vreme završetka projekta je 30 godina, dok je plan da se 50% projekta završi u roku od 20 godina. 15 U velikim migracijama stanovništva iz Sirije i ostalih zemalja Bliskog Istoka koje su pokrenute u toku 2015. godine, Srbija je imala ulogu tranzitne zemlje u migrantskoj ruti ka Evropi. Vlada je investirala značajne kapacitete u pružanju pomoći, kako materijalne tako i humanitarne, što je EU prepoznala i izdvojila određena finansijska sredstva kako bi pomogla Srbiji u zbrinjavanju migranata. Usled odluke ruskog energetskog giganta Gazproma da postoji namera o prestanku isporuke gasa ka Evropi preko Ukrajine do 2019. godine, Vlada razmišlja kako da se obezbedi stabilnost u transportu gasa. Jedna od opcija je izgradnja turskog toka pod pokroviteljstvom Rusije koji bi zamenio gasovod Južni tok, a druga opcija je transkaspijski cevovod, kojim bi se gas transportovao do Evrope iz Azerbejdžana. Reforma javnog sektora Na godišnjem samitu Kine i 16 zemalja centralne i istočne Evrope dogovoreno je nekoliko različitih projekata, uključujući modernizaciju železničke pruge BeogradBudimpešta, mogućnost preuzimanja proizvođača čelika Železara Smederevo i izgradnja deonice autoputa Koridor 11. U toku 2015. godine, Vlada je sprovela smanjenje plata i penzija, smanjila troškove javnih nabavki i preduzela mere u cilju smanjenja sive ekonomije. Kada je u pitanju privatizacija preduzeća u državnom vlasništvu (502 preduzeća), određeni rezultati su ostvareni, međutim, bilo je dosta odlaganja, naročito kada su u pitanju strateški važna preduzeća (17). Za jednu od tih kompanija, Železara Smederevo, Vlada je sklopila ugovor sa HPK inženjerstvom iz Holandije, kompanijom koja od marta 2015. godine profesionalno upravlja Železarom. Međutim, Vlada i dalje razmatra privatizaciju ovog preduzeća i već je pregovarala o prodaji većinskog paketa kineskoj Hebei gvožđe i čelik grupi (HBIS grupa), drugoj po veličini svetskog proizvođača čelika. Nakon potpisivanja stand-by ugovora iz predostrožnosti sa Međunarodnim monetarnim fondom (MMF), ova institucija je kroz redovne kvartalne kontrole u toku 2015. godine proveravala ispunjenost ugovorom postavljenih kriterijuma. Sve redovne kontrole prošle su ocenu MMF-a, iako je ukazano da postoje određena odlaganja u sprovođenju reformi javnog sektora, tačnije odlaganje privatizacije/ zatvaranja javnih preduzeća u procesu restrukturiranja, kao i odlaganje racionalizacije broja zaposlenih u javnoj administraciji. Što se tiče mobilnog i fiksnog telekomunikacionog operatera Telekom-a, Vlada je ipak odustala od prodaje većinskog paketa države, jer je najbolja ponuda, koju je dostavio američki privatni fond, bila ispod očekivanja Vlade, iako je ona prevazišla ponudu iz 2011. godine, a koja je tada iznosila 1,1 milijardu evra. Ministarstvo finansija je potvrdilo da se razmatra jedna od tri opcije: a) angažovanje profesionalnog rukovodstva, b) prodaja manjinskog udela u kompaniji ili c) efikasnije upravljanje od strane postojećeg rukovodstva. 16 Macroeconomic Trends After the recession of 2014, with a GDP drop of 1.8 percent y-o-y, already in the second quarter of 2015 the economy recovered, to the surprise of both the government and investors, having in mind that the previous year saw the introduction of savings measures and a comprehensive public sector reform. After the negative growth rate in the first quarter (minus 1,8 percent y-o-y), the GDP recovered in the second quarter (plus 1.1 percent y-o-y), only to achieve even more robust growth in the third quarter (+2,3 percent y-o-y). However, in the last quarter of 2015, GDP slowed down its growth (plus 1.2 percent y-o-y) due to somewhat slower growth of investments into fixed assets compared to the previous quarters, as well as import slowdown, where, for the most part, both categories decided the growth of GDP in 2015. As concerns investments, growth was supported on the one hand by the continuation of the government’s program of subsidizing new investments (both domestic and foreign) and even more importantly, by growth of investors’ trust after the implementation of structural reforms and public sector reforms. Export of FIAT vehicles produced in Kragujevac still had a dominant role in export structure, but its contribution to export growth was negative in 2015, due to reduced demand for existing vehicle models. On the other hand, exports were generated by other industries highly diversified across processing industry sectors. Foreign Trade Sectors that mostly contributed to economy growth are the following: mining, processing industry, supply of electricity, gas and steam, water supply and waste water management (Q4/15: plus 6.8 percent y-o-y), wholesale and retail trade (Q4/15: plus 0.7 percent y-o-y) and public administration (Q4/15: plus 0.7 percent y-o-y). As opposed to previous drought years, the negative agricultural growth resulting from the drought did not impact the economy negatively, but was compensated by growth in the energy sector and the processing industry. It is interesting that construction, after several quarters of negative movements, finally transitioned into a positive territory, and growth was supported by a range of infrastructural projects. The unemployment rate showed rather volatile movements in 2015, so that it dropped from 19.2 percent in the first quarter to 17.9 percent in the last quarter of the previous year. Employment growth in the private sector certainly improved this ratio, as a result of the economic rebound in 2015. However, employment growth in the public sector is also evident, even after the ban on employment introduced by the government in 2014. However, the rationalization of employees in the public sector in 2016 agreed with the IMF will contribute to this indicator’s growth. Industrial production also recorded an excellent result with a growth rate of 8.2 percent from the beginning of the year in 2015, mostly due to the recovery of mining (plus 10.5 percent since the start of the year) and supply of electricity, gas, steam and air-conditioning (plus 18.8 percent since the start of the year) after the damage caused by floods in 2014 was fully repaired in both of these sectors. As concerns the processing industry, the growth in 2015 (plus 5.3 percent since the start of the year) was supported by the production of tobacco products (plus 57.7 percent since the start of the year), production of basic metals (plus 20.6 percent since the start of the year) and manufacture of basic pharmaceutical products (plus 16.3 percent since the start of the year). Production of vehicles in FIAT Kragujevac was on a downward trend in 2015 (minus 4.6 percent since the start of the year) due to reduced demand for FIAT vehicles, which is partly the result of demand saturation for the same model launched three years ago. Private consumption slowed down the downward trend during the previous year, due to employment growth generated by new investments. Public consumption went from the negative territory into the positive starting from the third quarter even with the savings measures, partly as a result of delays in the staff rationalization program in the public sector, and partly due to new jobs in infrastructure projects. Export significantly quickened its growth in 2015 (plus 7.8 since the start of the year) in relation to the same period in the previous year (1.5 percent since the start of the year). Unlike in the previous years, when exports of FIAT vehicles dominated the total exports, in 2015, there occurred a diversification of exports thanks to the inflow of foreign direct investments (FDI) into a broad range of different industries. Consequently, export growth was boosted by exports of non-ferrous metals, iron and steel, caoutchouc products, machines and transport machinery, chemical products, fruit and vegetables and, finally, tobacco export. 17 Makroekonomski trendovi Nakon recesione 2014. godine, sa stopom pada bruto domaćeg proizvoda (BDP) u iznosu od 1,8% g-n-g, već u drugom kvartalu 2015. godine ekonomija se oporavila na iznenađenje i Vlade i investitora, s obzirom da su prethodne godine uvedene mere štednje i sveobuhvatna reforma javnog sektora. Nakon negativne stope rasta u prvom kvartalu (-1,8% g-n-g), BDP se oporavio u drugom kvartalu (+1,1% g-n-g), da bi ostvario još robusniji rast u trećem kvartalu (+2,3% g-n-g). Međutim, u poslednjem kvartalu 2015. godine, BDP je usporio rast (+1,2% g-n-g) usled nešto sporijeg rasta investicija u osnovna sredstva u odnosu na prethodne kvartale i usporavanju izvoza, pri čemu su obe kategorije u najvećem delu opredelile rast BDP-a u toku 2015. godine. Što se tiče investicija, rast je podstaknut usled sa jedne strane nastavka Vladinog programa subvencionisanja novih investicija (i domaćih i stranih), ali još značajnije rastom poverenja investitora nakon implementacije strukturnih i reformi javnog sektora. Izvoz FIAT-ovih automobila proizvedenih u Kragujevcu imao je i dalje dominantnu ulogu u strukturi izvoza, ali njegov doprinos rastu izvoza je bio negativan u 2015. godini usled smanjene tražnje za postojećim modelima automobila. Sa druge strane, izvoz je generisan iz drugih industrija, a kao rezultat činjenice da su nove strane direktne investicije bile visoko diversifikovane po sektorima prerađivačke industrije. Spoljna trgovina Privatna potrošnja je usporavala silazni trend tokom prethodne godine usled rasta zaposlenosti generisanih novim investicijama. Javna potrošnja je iz negativne teritorije prešla u pozitivnu od trećeg kvartala i pored mera štednje, delimično usled odlaganja programa racionalizacije zaposlenih u javnom sektoru, a delimično usled upošljavanja u okviru infrastrukturnih projekata. Sektori koji su najviše doprineli rastu ekonomije su: rudarstvo, prerađivačka industrija, snabdevanje električnom energijom, gasom i parom, snabdevanje vodom i upravljanje otpadnim vodama (Q4/15: +6,8% g-n-g), trgovina na veliko i malo (Q4/15: +0,7% g-n-g) i javna administracija (Q4/15: +0,7% g-n-g). Sušom generisan negativan rast poljoprivrede, za razliku od prethodnih sušnih godina, nije imao negativan uticaj na ekonomiju, već je bio kompenzovan rastom sektora energije i prerađivačke industrije. Interesantno je, da je građevinarstvo nakon niza kvartala negativnog kretanja, konačno prešlo u pozitivnu teritoriju, a rast je podržan izgradnjom niza infrastrukturnih projekata. Stopa nezaposlenosti je imala dosta volatilno kretanje u toku 2015. godine, tako da je pala sa 19,2% u prvom kvartalu na 17,9% u poslednjem kvartalu prethodne godine. Rast zapošljavanja u privatnom sektoru svakako je doprineo poboljšanju ovog racija, a kao rezultat oporavka ekonomije u 2015. godini. Međutim, primetan je i rast zapošljavanja u javnom sektoru i pored zabrane zapošljavanja koju je Vlada uvela u 2014. godini. Međutim, sa MMF-om dogovorena racionalizacija zaposlenih u javnom sektoru u 2016. godini doprineće rastu ovog indikatora. Industrijska proizvodnja takođe je ostvarila odličan rezultat sa stopom rasta od 8,2% od početka godine u 2015. godini, najvećim delom usled oporavka rudarstva (+10,5% od početka godine) i snabdevanja električnom energijom, gasom, parom i klimatizacijom (+18,8% od početka godine) nakon što je u potpunosti uklonjena šteta od poplava u 2014. godini u oba ova sektora. Što se tiče prerađivačke industrije, rast u 2015. godini (+5,3% od početka godine) podstaknut je proizvodnjom duvanskih proizvoda (+57,7% od početka godine), proizvodnjom osnovnih metala (+20,6% od početka godine) i proizvodnjom osnovnih farmaceutskih proizvoda (+16,3% od početka godine). Proizvodnja automobila u FIAT-u Kragujevac bila je u padu u 2015. godini (-4,6% od početka godine) zbog pada tražnje za FIAT-ovim automobilima, što je delimično rezultat zasićenja tražnje za istim modelom koji je lansiran pre tri godine. Izvoz je značajno ubrzao rast u 2015. godini (+7,8% od početka godine) u odnosu na isti period prethodne godine (+1,5% od početka godine). Za razliku od prethodnih godina, kada je izvoz FIAT-ovih automobila dominirao ukupnim izvozom, u toku 2015. godine došlo je do diversifikacije izvoza zahvaljujući prilivu stranih direktnih investicija (SDI) u širok spektar različitih industrija. Posledično, rast izvoza bio je podstaknut izvozom obojenih metala, gvožđa i čelika, proizvoda od kaučuka, mašina i transportnih uređaja, hemijskih proizvoda, voća i povrća i, na kraju, izvoza duvana. 18 Import also recovered significantly, again thanks to the growth in foreign direct investments, so that the growth rate in 2015 (plus 5.8 percent since the start of the year), exceeded the growth rate realized in the same period of the previous year (plus 0.2 percent since the beginning of the year), due to the growth of import of a wide range of machinery. The import export coverage remained at a high level of 73.4 percent in 2015. FDIs have increased significantly in 2015 (plus 45.6 percent since the start of the year), reaching the amount of € 1.80 billion, thanks to the stimulative macroeconomic environment, as well as subvention measures that the government approved for new investments. Low aggregate demand, low import prices (due to the lower price of fuel on global markets), delaying the increase of regulated prices by the state and stable foreign currency exchange rate all had an impact on inflation achieving a growth of only 1.5 percent y-o-y, which represents a new historic minimum since the beginning of formal monitoring of the consumer price index in 2007. The inflation moved below the target rate during the entire previous year (plus 4 percent plus/minus 1.5 percentage points). However, in the last quarter, the NBS stopped changing the key rate because of the foreign currency exchange rate weakening, as well as due to the FED’s decision to increase the reference rate for the first time in nine years, which enticed the volatility of the domestic currency. Consequently, of the 12 meetings of the Executive Board of the NBS, as many as seven (2014: four meetings) saw changes in the key reference rate, so that the interest rate’s cummulative slump amounted to 350 basis points to 4.5 percent at the end of 2015. Compared to the previous years, the foreign currency exchange rate was extremely stable, in the sense that the difference between the maximal and minimal value EUR/ RSD was 3.86 dinars, while the average level of this difference in the previous ten years was 9.90 dinars. The NBS still used foreign currency interventions, but with the aim of preventing a greater appreciation of the dinar in relation to the euro. EUR/RSD Key Reference Rate and Inflation The National Bank of Serbia (NBS) was very cautious at the beginning of the year and maintained the key rate at a high level, due to a slight weakening of the local currency in relation to the euro. The stabilization of the foreign currency exchange rate, low inflation, good marks for implementing the arrangement signed with the IMF after three controls and the wish of the NBS to support economic growth resulted in aggressive lowering of the key interest rate in the course of the year. Certainly, such a decision was also supported by high liquidity in the domestic market, as well as in foreign markets, due to the extremely expansive monetary policy of the Central Bank of America (FED) and the European Central Bank (ECB). Total FX reserves in 2015 amounted to € 1.42 billion (2014: € 2.14 billion), of which the NBS bought as much as € 970 million and sold only € 300 million. Further, the NBS lowered the foreign currency mandatory reserve rate to tenors up to two years, from 26 percent to 20 percent and to long-term sources from 13 percent to 19 percent in the period from September 2015 to February 2016, with the aim to release crediting potential on the one hand, and to prevent greater EUR/RSD appreciation on the other hand. 19 Uvoz se takođe značajno oporavio, opet zahvaljući rastu stranih direktnih investicija (SDI-a), tako da je stopa rasta u 2015. godini (+5,8% od početka godine) premašivala stopu rasta ostvarenu u istom periodu prethodne godine (+0.2% od početka godine), usled rasta uvoza širokog spektra mašina. Pokrivenost uvoza izvozom ostala je i dalje na visokom nivou od 73,4% u 2015. godini. SDI su značajno porasle u 2015. godini (+45,6% g-n-g) dostigavši iznos od 1,80 milijardi evra zahvaljujući stimulativnom makroekonomskom okruženju, kao i merama subvencije koje je Vlada odoboravala za nove investicije. Niska agregatna tražnja, niske uvozne cene (zbog pada cena energenata na svetskim tržištima), odlaganja povećanja regulisanih cena od strane države i stabilan devizni kurs uticali su da inflacija ostvari rast od samo 1,5% godina-na-godinu, što predstavlja novi istorijski minimum od početka formalnog praćenja indeksa potrošačkih cena u 2007. godini. Inflacija se celu prethodnu godinu kretala ispod ciljane stope (4% +/- 1,5 procentna poena). Ipak, u poslednjem kvartalu NBS je stala sa promenama ključne kamatne stope usled slabljenja deviznog kursa, kao i odluke FED-a da nakon devet godina prvi put poveća referentnu kamatnu stopu što je podstaklo volatilnost domaće valute. Posledično, od 12 sastanaka Izvršnog odbora NBS-a, na čak sedam sastanaka (2014: četiri sastanka) promenjena je referentna kamatna stopa, tako da je kumulativan pad kamate iznosio 350 baznih poena na 4,5% na kraju 2015. godine. U odnosu na prethodne godine, devizni kurs je bio izuzetno stabilan, u smislu da je razlika između maksimalne i minimalne vrednosti EUR/RSD iznosila 3,86 dinara, dok je prosečan nivo te razlike u prethodnih deset godina iznosio 9,90 dinara. NBS je i dalje koristila devizne intervencije, ali sa ciljem da spreči veliku apresijaciju dinara u odnosu na evro. EUR/RSD Inflacija i referentna kamatna stopa Narodna banka Srbije (NBS) je na početku godine bila vrlo oprezna i održavala je referentnu kamatnu stopu na visokom nivou usled blagog slabljenja domaće valute u odnosu na evro. Stabilizacija deviznog kursa, niska inflacija, dobra ocena sprovođenja aranžmana potpisanog sa MMF-om nakon sprovedene tri kontrole i želja NBS-a da podrži rast ekonomije rezultirali su agresivnim smanjivanjem ključne kamatne stope u toku godine. Svakako, takvoj odluci doprinela je i visoka likvidnost na domaćem tržištu kao i na stranim tržištima usled vođenja izuzetno ekspanzivne monetarne politike od strane Centralne banke Amerike (FED) i Evropske centralne banke (ECB). Ukupne devizne intervencije u toku 2015. godine iznosile su 1,42 milijardu evra (2014: 2,14 milijardi evra), od čega je NBS kupila čak 970 miliona evra, a prodala samo 300 miliona evra. Dalje, NBS je smanjila stopu devizne obavezne rezerve na izvore ročnosti do dve godine, sa 26% na 20%, a na izvore dužih ročnosti sa 13% na 19% i to u periodu od septembra 2015. godine do februara 2016. godine, sa ciljem da, s jedne strane, oslobodi potencijal za kreditiranje, a sa druge strane da spreči veliku apresijaciju EUR/RSD. 20 The currency strengthening was supported by fundamentals on the one hand (economic recovery, export growth, significant inflow of foreign direct investments), and on the other hand, increase in trust of both domestic and foreign investors into the government, after the successful launching of structural reforms and public sector reforms. The macroeconomic stability achieved (improved business environment, interest rates fell to historic minimums, low inflation, etc), as well as the inflow of surplus liquidity from the markets of America and the European Union, due to the historically low interest rates on global financial markets, additionally supported the strengthening of the dinar in relation to the euro. The non-consolidated budget deficit in 2015 fell by 53.7 percent y-o-y compared to the same period in the previous year, thanks to the savings measures introduced (reduction of pensions and wages for employees in the public sector, reduction of subventions to public enterprises (excise and VAT), as well as significant outstanding income (dividends paid in by a greater number of profitable public enterprises). Consolidated Budget Deficit Compared to GDP Finally, the government truly performed a significant turnaround in public finance management, as the consolidated budget deficit fell to 3.7 percent in relation to the GDP at the end of 2015, which is a notable slump compared to 2014 (6.6 percent), thanks to the savings measures introduced. However, apart form the undoubtedly good results achieved in the previous year, the government delayed the implementation of two key measures that were extremely important for a further reduction of the budget deficit: rationalizing the number of employees in the public sector and terminating the privatization process of public companies in the restructuring process. Even with the significant slump of the non-consolidated budget deficit, the trajectory of public debt growth was only partially reduced in 2015 (plus 2.05 billion euros since the start of the year) in relation to the same period the year before (plus 2.62 billion euros since the beginning of the year). A more significant slowing down of the public debt growth did not take place, because the Public Debt Authority wanted to capitalize on the falling revenues on T-bills of the Ministry of Finance, while, on the other hand, outstanding issues of T-bills were also organized in order to accommodate the great demand of non-residents. The high appetite for the country’s risk was, on the one hand, supported by rising investors’ trust in the government after its implementing the public sector reform and the successful ratings received from the IMF, and on the other hand, by the high liquidity on global financial markets, which was caused by the ultra-expansive monetary policy run by the ECB/FED. As a result, the ratio of securities supply and demand grew in 2015 to 1.3 from 1.1 in 2014. The greatest deviations on the expenditure side of the budget occurred in capital investments, which were by 27.3 percent below the level planned by the Budget Law for the year 2015 in the given period. The greatest growth on the expenditure side was registered with interest expenditures (plus 14.0 percent y-o-y), due to the fast public debt growth, as well as with social welfare expenditures (plus 16.2 percent y-o-y) for those categories of people who were hit hardest by the savings measures. Thanks to results achieved in the stabilization of the macroeconomic environment and the budget deficit slump, the focus of investors was still on T-bills with maturities of two and three years, where the share of these two maturities in the structure of the whole portfolio increased from 20 percent and 12.9 percent in 2014 to 31 percent and 21.5 percent, respectively. Yields from securities issued on the local market registered a dramatic slump, which was supported by results achieved in the domain of monetary and fiscal policy, which resulted in an average yield of 6.51 percent in 2015 for dinar-denominated T-bills, compared to 9.08 percent in 2014. The first increase of the reference key rate by FED resulted in a slight withdrawal of non-residents from the local market, awaiting the gradual reduction of interest rate differential between the US dollar and the dinar. In the course of 2015, the government was focused on a greater issue of debt in the local market, while the planned issue of eurobonds was delayed. In 2015, public debt grew to € 24.81 billion, which resulted in the ratio’s growth to 74.7 per cent (2014: 68.6 per cent). Fitch rating agency confirmed a B+ credit rating, but it improved the country’s outlook from stable to positive, which presents the first positive rating of public sector reforms by a credit rating agency, i.e. from the moment when the public sector reforms were first started, at the end of 2014. 21 Jačanju valute su s jedne strane doprineli fundamenti (oporavak ekonomije, rast izvoza, značajn priliv stranih direktnih investicija), a sa druge strane rast poverenja domaćih i stranih investitora u Vladu nakon uspešnog lansiranja strukturnih reformi i reformi javnog sektora. Ostvarena makroekonomska stabilnost (poboljšan ambijent za poslovanje, kamate su pale na istorijske minimume, niska inflacija, itd), kao i priliv viškova likvidnosti sa tržišta Amerike i Evropske Unije usled istorijski niskih kamatnih stopa na globalnim finansijskim tržištima, dodatno su podržali jačanje dinara u odnosu na evro. Na kraju, Vlada je zaista uradila značajan zaokret u vođenju javnih finansija, jer je deficit konsolidovanog budžeta u odnosu na bruto domaći proizvod na kraju 2015. godine pao na 3,7%, što je značajan pad u odnosu na 2014. godinu (6,6%), a zahvaljujući uvedenim merama štednje. Međutim, i pored neosporno dobrih rezultata ostvarenih u prethodnoj godini, Vlada je odložila implementaciju dve ključne mere koje su izuzetno važne za dalje smanjivanje deficita budžeta: racionalizacija broja zaposlenih u javnom sektoru i okončanje procesa privatizacije javnih preduzeća u restrukturiranju. Deficit nekonsolidovanog budžeta je u 2015. godini pao za 53,7% g-n-g u poređenju sa istim periodom prethodne godine zahvaljujući uvedenim merama štednje (smanjenje penzija i plata zaposlenima u javnom sektoru, smanjenje subvencija javnim preduzećima) sa jedne strane, a sa druge strane stabilnim rastom prihoda usled oporavka ekonomije (akcize i poreza na dodatu vrednost) kao i značajnim vanrednim prihodima (dividende uplaćene od strane većeg broja profitabilnih javnih preduzeća). I pored značajnog pada deficita nekonsolidovanog budžeta, putanja rasta javnog duga samo je delimično smanjena u 2015. godini (+2,05 milijarde evra od početka godine) u odnosu na isti period prethodne godine (+2,62 milijarde evra od početka godine). Značajnije usporavanje rasta javnog duga je izostalo, jer je Uprava za javni dug želela da kapitalizuje na opadajućim prinosima na Blagajničke zapise Ministarstva finansija, a sa druge strane organizovane su i vanredne emisije Blagajničkih zapisa (B-zapisa) kako bi izašli u susret velikoj tražnji nerezidenata. Konsolidovani budžetski deficit u odnosu na BDP Visok apetit za rizikom zemlje je sa jedne strane bio podržan rastom poverenja investitora u Vladu nakon implementacije reforme javnog sektora i uspešnih ocena od strane MMF-a, a sa druge strane visokom likvidnošću na globalnim finansijskim tržištima koja je bila uzrokovana izuzetno ekspanzivnom monetarnom politikom koje su vodile ECB/FED. Kao rezultat, racio pokrivenosti tražnje za ovim hartijama od vrednosti sa ponudom porastao je na 1,3 u 2015. godini sa 1,1 u 2014. godini. Zahvaljujući rezultatima ostvarenim u stabilizaciji makroekonomskog okruženja i padu deficita budžeta, fokus investitora je i dalje bio na B-zapisima ročnosti dve i tri godine, pri čemu je učešće ove dve ročnosti u strukturi ukupnog portfolija povećano sa 20% i 12,9% u 2014. godini na 31% i 21,5% respektivno. Prinosi na hartije od vrednosti izdate na domaćem tržištu beležile su dramatičan pad podržano rezultatima ostvarenim u domenu monetarne i fiskalne politike, što je rezultiralo prosečnim prinosom od 6,51% u u 2015. godini na dinarski denominovane B-zapise u poređenju sa 9,08% u 2014. godini. Najveća odstupanja na rashodnoj strani budžeta desila su se na poziciji kapitalnih investicija, a koja su u navedenom periodu bile za 27,3% ispod nivoa planiranog Zakonom o budžetu za 2015. godinu. Najveći rast na rashodnoj strani, zabeležili su rashodi od kamata (+14,0% g-n-g) usled ubrzanog rasta javnog duga i rashodi socijalne zaštite (+16,2% g-n-g) za one kategorije stanovništva koje su bile najviše pogođene merama štednje. Prvo povećanje referentne kamatne stope od strane FED-a rezultiralo je blagim povlačenjem nerezidenata sa domaćeg tržišta u iščekivanju postepenog smanjenja kamatnog diferencijala između američkog dolara i dinara. U toku 2015. godine, Vlada je bila usmerena na povećanu emisiju duga na domaćem tržištu, dok je planirana emisija evro-obveznica odložena. U 2015. godini javni dug je porastao na 24.81 milijardi evra, što je u odnosu na bruto domaći proizvod rezultiralo rastom racija na 74,7% (2014: 68,6%). Fitch rejting agencija je potvrdila B+ kreditni rejting, ali je poboljšala izglede zemlje sa stabilnog na pozitivno, što predstavlja prvu pozitivnu ocenu reformi javnog sektora od strane jedne kreditne rejting agencije, tj. od trenutka kada su reforme javnog sektora pokrenute krajem 2014. godine. 22 Trends in the Banking Industry The economic rebound in 2015 resulted in a slight improvement of credit activity in the banking industry, which grew by 2.43 percent in 2015 (minus 1.7 percent in 2014) and was mostly supported by retail loan growth. Namely, banks issued more new loans to private individuals (plus € 247.8 million in 2015), compared to 2014 (plus € 112.8 million), thanks to the still acceptable level of nonperforming loans. Corporate credits were growing (plus 1.60 percent in 2015), after the slowing down (minus 2.19 percent in the year before) that was a result of foreign direct investments. Namely, new investors financed the construction of new production capacities from credits, which, in turn, influenced investment credit growth (2015: plus 7 percent y-o-y), while working capital credits saw a fall by 4.41 percent y-o-y in 2014. Positive growth did not take place due to the still rather high NPLs, reaching a level of 22 percent in the third quarter of 2015. On the other hand, a growth slowdown of this ratio is evident, which grew by 0.46 percentage points in the period January-September 2015, while it grew by 1.61 percentage points in the same period the year before since the beginning of the year. The reason for this ratio’s slowdown is the fact that corporate NPLs were reduced to the level of 25.6 percent in the third quarter of 2015, down from 29.8 percent in the same period in 2014, due to the stability of the foreign currency exchange rate and economy growth. On the other hand, retail NPLs were growing, so that in the period January-September 2015 they reached a level of 11.1 percent, compared to 10.2 percent in the same period in 2014. Significant retail NPL growth was registered with mortgage loans (1.68 percentage points in the third quarter of 2015, compared to the same period in 2014), although they are still at an acceptable level (Q3/2015: 9.7 percent). On the other hand, the greatest fall in retail NPLs was achieved with consumer loans (minus 3.16 percentage points) in the third quarter of 2015, compared to the same period in 2014, to the level of 23.5 percent. Corporate NPLs remained unchanged when we compare the period January-September 2015 with the year before, keeping a level of 28.6 percent. The coverage of NPLs with the total calculated reserve for estimated balance and non-balance losses was extremely high and amounted to 118.8 percent in September 2015 (2014: 118.4 percent). Also, capital adequacy was still quite above the mandatory 12 percent, and this ratio amounted to 21.22 percent in September 2015 (2014: 19.96 percent). Impacted by all of the above mentioned, banks still channelled their dinar liquidity surplus into T-bills of the Ministry of Finance and repo operations with the NBS, which increased volumes of these transactions to a great extent. The loan/deposit coverage ratio was on a downward trend, to that in 2015, it reached 107.4 percent, after 111.1 percent in 2014, on the one hand due to reduced credits, and on the other due to deposit growth. New deposit growth marked a revival in 2015 (plus € 827.3 million since the beginning of the year), compared to 2014 (plus € 311.7 million), supported by corporate deposit growth (2015: plus € 586.3 million), due to the inflow of foreign direct investments. Aiming to boost credit activities, the government adopted a strategy in order to solve the problem of NPLs, which includes a set of measures, such as: removing tax hurdles for NPL write-offs, i.e. enabling banks to be exempt from taxes on grounds of loans they had written off; adequate appraisal for real estate under mortgage, changes in the legislature, so that it could be easier for banks to sell bad loans. The strategy was agreed with the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank and the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Further, the strategy still does not foresee that banks can sell NPLs to specialized agencies established for that particular purpose, because the NBS takes into account that conditions for the liberalization of the market of retail NPLs must be created. The strategy also foresees improvement in the bankruptcy procedure, forced collection of the company’s debt, out-of-court settlement of corporate debt, etc. The NBS performed a special diagnostic testing of banks as part of the program agreed upon with the IMF. The aim of this study was for the NBS to check whether banks were adequately capitalized, taking into account corrections in classifications of assets and reserves for identified losses in accordance with the MSFI, i.e. level of reserves for estimated losses. The study was performed in 14 banks chosen based on the criteria of systemic importance that make up 88 percent of the total assets of the country’s banking sector. Despite the conservative assumptions applied, none of the banks showed an indicator of capital adequacy below 12 percent, which is the required minimum. 23 Kretanja u bankarskoj industriji Oporavak ekonomije u 2015. godini rezultirao je blagim oporavkom kreditne aktivnosti bankarskog sektora čiji je rast od 2,43% u 2015. godini (-1,7% u 2014. godini) bio uglavnom podstaknut rastom kredita stanovništvu. Naime, banke su plasirale više novih kredita stanovništvu (+247,8 miliona evra u 2015. godini) u poređenju sa 2014. godinom (+112,8 miliona evra), zahvaljući još uvek prihvatljivom nivou problematičnih kredita. Krediti privredi beležili su rast (+1,60% u 2015. godini), nakon pada (-2,19% u prethodnoj godini), a kao rezultat rasta stranih direktnih investicija. Naime, novi investitori su iz kredita finansirali izgradnju novih proizvodnih kapaciteta, što je posledično uticalo na rast investicionih kredita (2015: +7% g-n-g), dok su krediti za obrtna sredstva beležili pad od 4,41% g-n-g u 2014. godini. Pozitivan rast je izostao usled i dalje dosta visokih problematičnih kredita (NPL) koji su dostigli nivo od 22% u trećem kvartalu 2015. godine. Sa druge strane, očigledno je usporavanje rasta ovog racija koji je porastao za 0,46 procentna poena u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine, dok je u istom periodu prethodne godine porastao za 1,61% procentna poena od početka godine. Razlog usporavanju rasta ovog racija je činjenica da su se NPL-ovi privrede smanjili na nivo od 25,6% u trećem kvartalu 2015. godine sa 29,8% u istom periodu 2014. godine usled stabilnosti deviznog kursa i rasta ekonomije. Sa druge strane, problematični krediti stanovništva beležili su rast tako da su u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine dostigli nivo od 11,1%, u poređenju sa 10,2% u istom periodu 2014. godine. Značajan rast NPL-ova stanovništva zabeležen je kod stambenih kredita (1,68 procentna poena u trećem kvartalu 2015. godine u odnosu na isti period 2014. godine), iako su oni i dalje na prihvatljivom nivou (Q3/2015: 9,7%). Sa druge strane, najveći pad NPL-ova stanovništva ostvaren je kod potrošačkih kredita (-3,16 procentna poena) u trećem kvartalu 2015. godine u odnosu na isti period 2014. godine na nivo od 23,5%. NPL-ovi preduzetnika ostali su nepromenjeni kada poredimo period januar-septembar 2015. godine sa prethodnom godinom, zadržavši nivo od 28,6%. Pokrivenost problematičnih kredita ukupno obračunatom rezervom za procenjene bilansne i vanbilansne gubitke bila je na izuzetno visokom nivou i iznosila je 118,8% u septembru 2015. godine (2014: 118,4%). Takođe, adekvatnost kapitala je i dalje dosta iznad propisanih 12%, a visina ovog racija u septembru 2015. godine iznosila je 21,22% (2014: 19,96%). Pod uticajem svega gorenavedenog, banke su i dalje usmeravale viškove dinarske likvidnosti u Trezorske zapise Ministarstva finansija i repo operacije kod Narodne banke Srbije (NBS), koja je značajno povećala volumene ovih operacija. Racio pokrivenosti kredita depozitima opadao je, tako da je u 2015. godini dostigao 107,4% posle 111,1% u 2014. godini, usled, sa jedne strane pada kredita, a sa druge strane rasta depozita. Rast novih depozita u 2015. godini beleži oporavak (+827,3 miliona evra od početka godine) u poređenju sa 2014. godinom (+311,7 miliona evra) podržano rastom depozita privrede (2015. godine: +586,3 milion evra) usled priliva stranih direktnih investicija. U cilju podsticanja kreditne aktivnosti, Vlada je usvojila strategiju za rešavanje problematičnih kredita, koja uključuje set mera, kao što su: uklanjanje poreskih prepreka za otpis NPL-ova, tj. omogućavanje bankama da ne plate porez na kredite koje su otpisale; adekvatna procena nepokretnosti pod hipotekom, izmena zakonske regulative, kako bi banke jednostavnije prodale nenaplative kredite. Strategija je usklađena sa Međunarodnim monetarnim fondom, Svetskom bankom i Evropskom bankom za obnovu i razvoj. Dalje, strategija ne predviđa još uvek da banke mogu da prodaju NPL-ove specijalnim agencijama osnovanim za tu namenu, jer NBS uzima u obzir da moraju da se stvore preduslovi za liberalizaciju tržišta problematičnih kredita stanovništva. Strategija takođe predviđa poboljšanje stečajnog postupka, izvršenje prinudne naplate duga preduzeća, vansudsko restrukturiranje korporativnog duga, itd. Narodna banka Srbije (NBS) izvršila je posebno dijagnostičko ispitivanje banaka kao deo programa zaključenog s Međunarodnim monetarnim fondom. Ova studija imala je za cilj da NBS proveri da li su banke adekvatno kapitalizovane, uzimajući u obzir korekcije klasifikacije aktive i rezervacije za identifikovane gubitke u skladu s MSFI, odnosno nivoe rezervi za procenjene gubitke. Studija je sprovedena kod 14 banaka odabranih na osnovu kriterijuma sistemskog značaja, a koje čine 88% ukupne aktive bankarskog sektora zemlje. Uprkos primenjenim konzervativnim pretpostavkama, ni za jednu banku obuhvaćenu ovim ispitivanjem nije utvrđen pokazatelj adekvatnosti kapitala ispod 12%, koliko iznosi propisani minimum. 24 The NBS reacted to the repeated scenario of Greek debt crisis, taking place during the summer of 2015, by increasing the monitoring of banks in Greek ownership and by opening credit facilities in case local banks would need additional liquidity. Although citizens withdrew a certain amount of deposits from banks in Greek ownership, this was under control and the high liquidity and capitalization of these banks prevented the possible turbulences. In order to help debtors fighting with repaying mortgage loans in Swiss francs, the NBS brought a decision which offered to banks four models aimed at solving this problem: a) turning these loans into euro-indexed loans with a 5 percent more favorable exchange rate, b) turning CHFindexed loans into euro-indexed loans and lowering the annual interest rate the bank applies for these loans by one percentage point, but not lower than 3 percent and c) to leave the loan in Swiss francs, lowering the annual interest rate by one percentage point, but not lower than 3 percent. The first three models offer the possibility of prolonging the tenor by five years at most. The fourth model means the loan would remain indexed in Swiss francs, lowering at the same time the monthly installment by 20 percent of the contracted amount in the period of 36 months and reprogramming the amount for which the monthly installments were lowered, enabling the debtor to repay the loan in 12 equal monthly installments. Banks, however, offered new solutions to the NBS and now it is still being negotiated as regards the conditions under which the issue of these NPLs will be resolved. The Turkish Halkbank bought a 76.7 percent share of the state, the EBRD and the IMF in Čačanska banka a.d. Čačak for € 10.1 million. Halkbank plans to capitalize Čačanska banka and widen the branch network, as well as to invest into information technology. Mirabank from the United Arab Emirates started its business activities in 2015. The bank is focused on corporate banking services. The announced privatization of Komercijalna banka, owned by the Republic of Serbia (47.1 percent), the EBRD (24.4 percent), the IFC (4.59 percent), the German fund DEG (4.59 percent) and the Swedish Swedfund (2.3 percent), has been postponed for the year 2017. In 2016, the bank’s management will be working on improving performances with the aim of increasing the bank’s value. The profitability of the local banking industry measured by return on capital increased in the period January-September 2015 (5.6 percent) compared to the same period the year before (4.6 percent), primarily thanks to the growth of interest revenues and a very moderate growth of operative expenditures. As a result, the net income for the period January-September 2015, grew by 22.3 percent y-o-y. However, the analysis of net interest income shows that these revenues grew due to the significant fall in interest expenditures (minus 29.1 percent for the period JanuarySeptember 2015), as a result of the dramatic fall of interest rates in the local market, while interest revenues also marked a downward trend (minus 6.9 percent for the period January-September 2015), both due to a fall in interest rates, as well as due to reduced new loan volumes. Economic recovery, stable foreign currency exchange rate, as well as the start of resolving the issue of non-performing loans influenced that the expenditures based on indirect write-offs of credits issued and loan loss provisions marked a fall by 1.1 percent for the first time for the period January-September 2015. Apart from the implemented rationalization measures, the business expenditures/ business income coverage ratio is still at quite a high level of 61.7 percent for the period January-September 2015, compared to 62.7 percent in the same period the year before. 25 Na ponovljen scenario krize grčkog duga koji se dešavao tokom leta 2015. godine, NBS je reagovala pojačanim monitoringom banaka u grčkom vlasništvu i otvaranjem kreditnih linija u slučaju da je lokalnim bankama potrebna dodatna likvidnost. Iako je stanovništvo povuklo određen iznos depozita iz banaka u grčkom vlasništvu, taj odliv je bio kontrolisan, a visoka likvidnost i kapitalizacija ovih banaka je sprečila moguće turbulencije. Kako bi pomogla dužnicima koji se bore sa otplatom stambenih kredita vezanih za švajcarski franak, NBS je donela odluku kojom je bankama ponudila četiri modela za rešenje problema: a) pretvaranje ovih kredita u evroindeksirani kredit po kursu povoljnijem za 5%, c) pretvaranje CHF-indeksiranih kredita u evro-indeksirani kredit i spuštanje godišnje kamatne stope koju banka primenjuje na ove kredite za jedan procentni poen, ali ne niže od 3% i c) da kredit ostane indeksiran u švajcarskim francima, uz istovremeno smanjenje godišnje kamatne stope za jedan procentni poen, ali ne niže od 3%. Prva tri modela daju mogućnost produženja roka za najviše pet godina. Četvrti model podrazumeva da kredit ostane indeksiran u švajcarskim francima, uz istovremeno smanjenje mesečne rate za 20% od ugovorenog iznosa u periodu od 36 meseci i reprogramiranje iznosa za koji su smanjene mesečne rate, omogućavajući dužniku da otplati kredit u 12 jednakih mesečnih rata. Banke su, međutim, ponudile nova rešenja NBS i za sada se još uvek pregovara o uslovima pod kojima će se rešiti ovi problematični krediti. Turska Halkbank kupila je 76,7% učešća države, Evropske banke za obnovu i razvoj i Međunarodne finansijske korporacije u Čačanskoj banci a.d. Čačak za 10,1 milion evra. Halkbank planira da dokapitalizuje Čačansku banku i proširi mrežu filijala, kao i da investira u informacionu tehnologiju. Mirabank iz Ujedinjenih Arapskih Emirata počela je sa radom u 2015. godini. Banka je orijentisana ka poslovanju sa privredom. Najavljena privatizacija Komercijalne banke u vlasništvu Republike Srbije (47,1%), Evropske banke za obnovu i razvoj (24,4), Međunarodne finansijske korporacije (4,59%), Nemačkog fonda DEG (4,59%) i švedskog fonda Swedfund (2,3%), odložena je za 2017. godinu. U toku 2016. godine, rukovodstvo banke će raditi na poboljšanju performansi sa ciljem povećanja vrednosti banke. Profitabilnost domaće bankarske industrije merena prinosom na kapital porasla je u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine (5,6%) u poređenju sa istim periodom prethodne godine (4,6%), prvenstveno zahvaljujući rastu neto prihoda od kamate i vrlo umerenom rastu operativnih rashoda. Kao rezultat, neto dobitak je u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine porastao za 22,3% g-n-g. Međutim, analiza neto prihoda od kamate pokazuje da su ovi prihodi rasli usled značajnog pada rashoda od kamata (-29,1% u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine), a kao rezultat dramatičnog pada kamata na domaćem tržištu, dok su prihodi od kamata takođe beležili pad (-6,9% u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine), podjednako usled pada kamata, kao i usled smanjenih novih kreditnih volumena. Oporavak ekonomije, stabilan devizni kurs, kao i početak rešavanja problematičnih kredita uticali su da rashodi po osnovu indirektnih otpisa plasmana i rezervisanja po prvi put zabeleže pad od 1,1% u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine. I pored implementiranih mera racionalizacije, racio pokrivenosti poslovnih rashoda sa poslovnim prihodima i dalje je na prilično visokom nivou od 61,7% u periodu januar-septembar 2015. godine, u poređenju sa 62,7% u istom periodu prethodne godine. 26 Social Responsibility Socially responsible behavior is an important part of Raiffeisen banka’s strategy. It is the principle upon which the strategy of corporate social responsibility of Raiffeisen Bank International, the head office of the bank in Serbia, is based on. By making use of such initiatives and activities, Raiffeisen banka wishes to approach all segments of society, its business community, but also the environment, in an ethical and responsible way. During the past years, the bank offered support with its donations to a number of institutions and individuals who needed help the most. The tendency has always been to help the most vulnerable or the weakest parts of the community, such as children, the sick or individuals with special needs. Four “Teleton“ humanitarian activities were among the most important charity projects the bank realized in the course of the past years. These were organized in cooperation with the Radio-Television of Serbia, where the bank supported the neonatalogy and paediatric departments in hospitals across Serbia, helped equip sports premises in several primary schools and provided better conditions in day care centers for children with developmental problems. Socially responsible behaviour of the bank includes activities through two humanitarian funds: “Budimir Boško Kostić“ (founded in memory of the first Chairman of Raiffeisen banka) and “H. Stepic CEE Charity“ (founded by the Chairman of Raiffeisen Bank International, dr Herbert Stepic). In 2015, the “H. Stepic CEE Charity“ financially supported two projects in Serbia, donating funds for day care centers for children who live and/or work in the streets of Belgrade and Novi Sad, thus supporting this vulnerable segment of society. Continuing the very successful activities realized during the previous years, in 2015 the employees of Raiffeisen banka continued their tradition of collecting New Year’s presents for children coming from vulnerable social groups, children with developmental problems, disabled children or children without parental care placed in institutional homes. More than 800 presents were collected, containing educational toys, pieces of clothing and sweets, which brought joy to children living in these institutions in six cities in Serbia. Since helping children, especially children from vulnerable social groups, is a key part of the bank’s strategy as regards charitable activities, in 2015 a suitable project was realized to mark the International Children’s Day, June 1st. The bank’s employees volunteered for one day in“Dušan Dugalić“ school for children with developmental problems. The employees whitewashed the walls in the school’s kitchen and dining area, cleaned the school’s back yard and painted the wall enclosing the area where the pupils of this school play and spend their time together. Apart from its humanitarian activities, the bank recognizes the importance of responsible human resources management and so tries to provide a working environment where employees will be satisfied and work in positions that correspond to their skills and knowledge, with the possibility of further professional and personal development. The ecological dimension relates to efforts the bank is investing in order to create a balance between the need for economic growth on the one hand, and maintaining a healthy environment on the other. Special attention is focused on saving energy, paper and electronic waste recycling, further, in designing installation systems of the bank’s new headquarters, the principles of saving energy by applying modern energy recuperation systems and optimization of technical parameters for ventilation and cooling were taken into account. Of course, the issue of business ethics is one of the most important, so the bank strives to make the following its basic business ethics: transparency and work ethics, quality service and a comprehensive product offer, constant client care and responsible marketing, as well as respecting the current legislative framework and competition integrity. 27 Društvena odgovornost Društveno odgovorno ponašanje čini važan deo strategije Raiffeisen banke. Ovo je princip na kome počiva i strategija korporativno odgovornog poslovanja Raiffeisen Bank International-a, matične kompanije banke u Srbiji. Ovim inicijativama i aktivnostima Raiffeisen banka želi da etički i odgovorno pristupi svim segmentima društva, poslovne zajednice, ali i okoline u kojoj posluje. Tokom proteklih godina banka je svojim donacijama pružila podršku mnoštvu institucija i pojedincima kojima je pomoć bila najpotrebnija. Tendencija je uvek da se podrška odnosi na najugroženije ili najslabije delove zajednice, kao što su to deca, bolesni, pojedinci sa posebnim potrebama. Među najvažnijim humanitarnim akcijama koje je banka u proteklim godinama realizovala su četiri humanitarne akcije „Teleton“, organizovane u saradnji sa Radio-televizijom Srbije, a u okviru kojih je banka pomogla odeljenja pedijatrije i neonatologije u bolnicama širom Srbije, opremila fiskulturne sale u više osnovnih škola, obezbedila bolje uslove u dnevnim boravcima za decu ometenu u mentalnom razvoju. U društveno odgovorno ponašanje treba uvrstiti i delovanje banke preko dve humanitarne fondacije: „Budimir Boško Kostić“ (osnovane u znak sećanja na prvog direktora banke) i „H. Stepic CEE Charity“ (čiji osnivač je bivši predsednik Raiffeisen Bank International-a, dr Herbert Stepic). U toku 2015. godine, humanitarna fondacija „H. Stepic CEE Charity“ finansijski je pomogla dva projekta u Srbiji. U okviru njih fondacija je donirala novac za Dnevne centre za decu koja žive i/ili rade na ulici u Beogradu i Novom Sadu, čime je pomogla položaj ovog ugroženog segmenta društva. Nastavljajući veoma uspešne akcije realizovane prethodnih godina, zaposleni Raiffeisen banke su i u 2015. nastavili tradiciju prikupljanja novogodišnjih paketića za decu iz ugroženih socijalnih grupa, decu sa smetnjama u razvoju, invaliditetom ili decu u domovima bez roditeljskog staranja. Prikupljeno je gotovo 800 paketića koji su sadržali odgovarajuće didaktičke igračke, garderobu i slatkiše, a koji su obradovali decu – štićenike institucija u šest gradova u Srbiji. Kako pomoć deci, a posebno deci iz ugroženih društvenih grupa, čini ključni deo strategije humanitarnog delovanja banke, u 2015. godini je prigodnom akcijom zaposlenih obeležen i međunarodni dan dece (1. jun). U školi za decu sa smetnjama u razvoju, „Dušan Dugalić“ u Beogradu, zaposleni banke su u jednodnevnoj volonterskoj akciji okrečili zidove školske kuhinje i trpezarije, uredili dvorište škole i veselim bojama osvežili prostor koji štićenici ove škole koriste za igru i druženje. Pored humanitarnog delovanja, banka prepoznaje i značaj odgovornog upravljanja ljudskim resursima, te se trudi da obezbedi radno okruženje u kome će zaposleni biti zadovoljni i raditi na pozicijama koje odgovaraju njihovim znanjima i veštinama, uz mogućnost daljeg profesionalnog i ličnog razvoja. Ekološka dimenzija poslovanja odnosi se na napore koje banka ulaže kako bi uspostavila ravnotežu između potrebe za ekonomskim rastom sa jedne strane, i očuvanja zdravog okruženja sa druge. Vodi se računa o uštedi energije, reciklaži papira i elektronskog otpada, a instalacioni sistemi upravne zgrade banke funkcionišu po principima uštede energije primenom savremenih sistema rekuperacije energije i optimizacije tehničkih parametara za ventilaciju i hlađenje. Svakako da je i pitanje poslovne etike jedno od najvažnijih, tako da banka teži da osnovni principi njenog poslovanja budu transparentnost i etičnost u radu, kvalitetna usluga i raznovrsna ponuda proizvoda, konstantna briga o klijentima i odgovoran marketing, uz poštovanje važeće regulative i integriteta konkurencije. 28 Corporate Banking In the segment of Corporate Banking, 2015 was another successful business year for Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd, in which the bank achieved results well above targets, despite the still complex market situation and a very competitive business environment in the corporate segment, characterized by a large number of business banks and an overall trend of significant over-liquidity and lower interest rates. In these more difficult circumstances, the bank’s main focus in corporate banking was maintaining long-term partnerships with its clients, as well as supporting their healthy business activities by continually providing quality services and ensuring a prudent risk policy. Also, from year to year the Corporate Banking Division continues to prove its leading market position in the multinational business segment with strongly developed multinational desk by servicing the most important and largest foreign investors in Serbia, including those coming from China and the United Arab Emirates, which are the main government partners in infrastructure and agricultural projects. Overall, the multinational segment is characterized by stable business development with large multinational corporates which are active in many countries, with special focus on tailor-made products and services (e.g. escrow accounts). As in the previous years, the Corporate Banking segment was successful, characterized by credit portfolio stabilisation in line with the budget and RWA targets, particularly taking into account that asset is a key product, necessary for earnings and cross-selling. The main business activities were primarily reflected in maintaining a quality portfolio, good partnerships with clients and control over non-performing loans, which constitute one of the main challenges in the overall market. Having this in mind, significant efforts were invested in continuing the implementation of a responsible risk strategy, further activities in the domain of optimizing the organization and processes, as well as strict control of costs, overall resulting in a higher level of profitability. In parallel, the corporate segment maintained its successful concept of proactive planning, execution, monitoring and sales management approach, reflected in the account planning and joint strategy development towards large GCC groups, as well as systematic sales campaigns and pricing actions. Development of Key Products and Innovation Business activities, initiatives and new product offers in the corporate banking segment in 2015 were adjusted to the business conditions in the market. The bank successfully met the needs of its clients, offering a comprehensive and high-quality product range of credit and other products and services, in the following categories: corporate credits, guarantees, letters of credit, factoring, deposits, treasury products (spot transactions, forward, quasi forward, interest rate swap, hedging instruments, broker and custody services), domestic and international payment transactions, POS terminals, business cards and electronic banking. The acquisition of quality clients through the offer of various financing possibilities was the main focus in 2015 as well. The bank successfully met the financing needs of its clients through an active offer of competitive credit conditions, both from its own resources, as well as in the domain of longterm financing by offering price-attractive supranational credit lines. Raiffeisen banka was one of the leading banks on the market as far as the sale of these products is concerned. Special emphasis was put on capital-light products: documentary business (the number of issued guarantees was on a record-high level in 2015, it rose by 2.4 per cent compared to the year 2014), deposits and fee-based products (such as cash management which grew 13 per cent in 2015, with almost 95 per cent of domestic payment orders and 75 per cent of international payment orders being done via electronic channel). Along with an active sales approach, the corporate segment also focused on additional measures to improve the process and reduce operational costs. New projects were initiated to explore additional possibilities to increase earnings, while improving the organizational structure, in order to maintain the CIR on the budgeted level. This resulted with the creation of a more efficient and leaner organization within the overall corporate segment. In addition, the corporate segment kept on further exploiting all the advantages of the existing CRM Siebel platform, in order to give an additional boost to the loan process automation, qualitative client targeting as well as to encourage proactive sales and cross-selling. Client Relationship Quality High trust and stability of cooperation between the bank and its corporate clients were the key factor in overcoming challenges caused by the still unstable and complex market environment. By its committed approach, based primarily on quality, Raiffeisen banka will remain a reliable long-term partner to its clients in the future as well. 29 Poslovanje sa privredom U segmentu poslovanja sa privredom, 2015. godina bila je još jedna uspešna poslovna godina za Raiffeisen banku a.d. Beograd, u kojoj je banka ostvarila rezultate dosta iznad očekivanih, uprkos još uvek složenoj situaciji na tržištu i veoma konkurentnom poslovnom okruženju u segmentu privrede, koje karakteriše veliki broj poslovnih banaka i opšti trend značajnog viška likvidnosti i nižih kamatnih stopa. U ovako otežanim okolnostima, osnovno usmerenje banke u poslovanju sa privredom bilo je održavanje dugoročnih odnosa sa klijentima, kao i podrška njihovim zdravim poslovnim aktivnostima putem stalnog obezbeđivanja kvalitetne usluge, kao i putem konzervativne politike prema riziku. Kao i prethodnih godina, segment za poslovanje sa privredom poslovao je uspešno, obeležen stabilizacijom kreditnog portfolija u skladu sa ciljevima u pogledu budžeta i rizične aktive, posebno uzimajući u obzir da je aktiva ključni proizvod potreban za zaradu i unakrsnu prodaju. Glavne poslovne aktivnosti uglavnom su se ogledale u održavanju kvalitetnog portfolija, jakih partnerstava sa klijentima i kontrolom loših kredita, što je jedan od osnovnih izazova na celom tržištu. Imajući ovo u vidu, uloženi su značajni napori kako bi se nastavilo sa implementacijom odgovorne strategije prema riziku, daljih aktivnosti u domenu optimizacije organizacije i procesa, kao i stroge kontrole troškova, što je ukupno rezultiralo višim nivoom profitabilnosti. Razvoj ključnih proizvoda i inovacija Poslovne aktivnosti, inicijative i ponude novih proizvoda u segmentu poslovanja sa privredom u 2015. godini prilagođene su uslovima poslovanja na tržištu. Banka je uspešno izlazila u susret potrebama svojih klijenata, nudeći sveobuhvatan i visoko kvalitetan obim kreditnih i drugih proizvoda i usluga u sledećim kategorijama: krediti za privredu, garancije, akreditivi, faktoring, depoziti, proizvodi sredstava (spot transakcije, forward, quasi forward, kamatni svop, hedžing instrumenti, brokerske i kastodi usluge), transakcije u domaćem i međunarodnom platnom prometu, POS terminali, poslovne kartice i elektronsko bankarstvo. Akvizicija kvalitetnih klijenata putem ponude različitih finansijskih mogućnosti bila je i 2015. godine osnovni fokus. Banka je uspešno izašla u susret finansijskim potrebama svojih klijenata putem aktivne ponude konkurentnih kreditnih uslova, kako iz sopstvenih izvora, tako i u domenu dugoročnog finansiranja putem ponude cenovno atraktivnih nadnacionalnih kreditnih linija. Raiffeisen banka bila je jedna od vodećih banaka na tržištu što se tiče prodaje ovih proizvoda. Posebna pažnja bila je usmerena na capital-light proizvode: dokumentarni poslovi (broj izdatih garancija bio je rekordno visok u 2015. godini, i to za 2,4% viši u odnosu na 2014. godinu), depoziti i proizvodi na bazi tarife (kao što su upravljanje gotovinom, koje je poraslo za 13% u 2015. godini, sa skoro 95% naloga u domaćem platnom prometu i 75% naloga u međunarodnom platnom prometu koji se izvršavaju preko elektronskih kanala). Takođe, Sektor za poslovanje sa privredom iz godine u godinu poboljšava svoju vodeću tržišnu poziciju u segmentu poslovanja sa multinacionalnim kompanijama, sa vrlo razvijenim međunarodnim deskom koji uslužuje najvažnije i najveće strane investiture u Serbiji, uključujući i investitore iz Kine i Ujedinjenih Arapskih Emirata, koji su najvažniji partneri Vlade u projektima infrastrukture i poljoprivrede. Uglavnom, multinacionalni segment karakterišu stabilan poslovni razvoj sa velikim multinacionalnim kompanijama koje su aktivne u mnogim zemljama, sa posebnim usmerenjem na posebno prilagođene proizvode i usluge (npr. računi za posebne namene). U isto vreme, segment za poslovanje sa privredom održao je svoj uspešan koncept proaktivnog pristupa planiranju, izvršenju, praćenju i upravljanju prodajom, što se ogleda u strateškom planiranju i razvoju zajedničke strategije prema velikim grupacijama povezanih lica, kao i sistematskim prodajnim kampanjama i cenovnim akcijama. Pored aktivnog prodajnog pristupa, segment za privredu takođe je usmerio pažnju na dodatne mere sa ciljem poboljšanja procesa i umanjenja operativnih troškova. Započeti su novi projekti sa ciljem istraživanja dodatnih mogućnosti uvećanja zarada, a istovremeno sa ciljem da se poboljša organizacijska struktura, kako bi se CIR održao na budžetiranom nivou. Ovo je rezultiralo stvaranjem efikasnije i jasnije organizacije u okviru celog segmenta za poslovanje sa privredom. Pored toga, segment za poslovanje sa privredom i dalje je nastavio da eksploatiše sve prednosti postojeće CRM platforme Siebel, kako bi dodatno pospešio proces automatizacije kredita, kvalitativnog targetiranja klijenata, kao i kako bi podržao proaktivnu i unakrsnu prodaju. Kvalitet odnosa sa klijentima Veliko poverenje i stabilnost saradnje između banke i njenih klijenata iz privrede bili su ključni faktor u prevazilaženju izazova koje je uzrokovalo još uvek nestabilno i složeno tržišno okruženje. Svojim posvećenim pristupom, zasnovanim prvenstveno na kvalitetu, Raiffeisen banka će ostati pouzdan dugoročni partner svojim klijentima i u budućnosti. 30 Retail Banking The retail banking segment recorded the best results since its establishment in the year 2001. Great attention was devoted to increasing the number of primary clients (clients who regularly receive their salary through Raiffeisen banka), the consequence of which was growth of this client group of around 10 per cent at the annual level. Numerous activities were directed at improving the bank’s service quality, which was supported by many surveys undertaken with the aim of determining the clients’ satisfaction with products and services, as well as with the efficiency of processes in branch offices. Simultaneously, the process of quality client retention was significantly improved. With a market share of around 11.40 per cent in the cash loan segment, Raiffeisen banka holds one of the leading positions in the market. In the domain of loan products, the greatest number of activities, as in the previous years, was directed at enriching the offer of innovative products, finding the optimum balance of price level and product combination. In this sense, the new cash loan model for pensioners is especially attractive, because it enables repayment of the last installment conclusive wiht 75 years of age, and the bank pays life insurance for the clients. Also, special promotional activities for cash loans were organized, which was met with very good feedback. The focus was on further improvement of the loan application process through the bank’s web site and alternative channels, as well as on creating direct personalized offers. In the segment of deposit products, the fact became apparent that security and tradition were again becoming the key factors when chosing a savings bank, which is reflected in the fact that the level of deposits of private individuals grew significantly, almost 12 per cent compared to the end of 2014. Raiffeisen banka continued with its innovative approach as concerns card business, both on the accepting side, as well as on the side of card issuing. The credit cards market share in terms of the volume of transactions was 15.22 per cent in 2015. In the course of 2015, the complete payment card portfolio was transferred to cards with the contactless function. Additionally, all POS terminals of Raiffeisen banka acceptance network have the option of accepting contactless cards. Besides having introduced the service of payment card acceptance through the internet, thus providing sales personnel with an additional sales channel, the bank is in the completion phase of implementing the 3D Secure service on the side of issuing its own cards. This service increases users’ security when paying on the internet with merchants included in the MasterCard SecureCode and/ or Verified by Visa program. 3D Secure service offers additional protection against unauthorized usage of the card in internet transactions. With a special focus on saving time, the bank enabled its clients instant issuance of the Visa Electron card at the end of 2015. This way, clients can opet a current account by visiting the bank only once and receive their personalized debit card, which is ready to be used immediately. Premium Banking The Premium Banking service focused in 2015 on strengthening and expanding cooperation with existing clients, as well as on acquiring new clients. The number of new clients in 2015 was 14 per cent higher than the year before and is the result of synergy with other segments, as well as clients’ recommendations. Continuous efforts to raise market awareness of alternative savings and investment options resulted in considerable growth in sales of investment funds. Overall assets under management in the funds grew by 76 per cent and funds share in total assets under management of Premium customers grew from 14 per cent to 18 per cent as of December 2015. The bank conducts a series of activities aimed at increasing service quality and we expect that the realization of these efforts will provide clients of the bank with a new modern service that meets the expectations of clients in this segment. Small Enterprises and Entrepreneurs Although the year was marked by very strong pressure on interest rates, the segment of small enterprises and entrepreneurs realized outstanding results in 2015. A greater focus on acquisition and client activities in the sense of directing payment operations through Raiffeisen banka, caused a 17 per cent growth in the number of clients, as well as a growth in payment orders by 15 per cent. These results gain additional impact when we take into account that both parameters had a two-digit growth in 2014 as well. Fee-based income grew by 9 per cent, which brought about an excellent income structure, where 50 per cent of the segment’s income is generated by fees and 50 per cent comes from loans and deposits. The portfolio level and its quality remained stable, with constant reduction in the level of NPLs. Deposits grew by 16 per cent, which is a direct result of the increase in the number of clients and trust in the Raiffeisen brand. 31 Poslovanje sa stanovništvom Poslovanje sa stanovništvom je u 2015. godini zabeležilo najbolje rezultate od osnivanja banke u 2001. godini. Značajna pažnja posvećena je povećanju broja primarnih klijenata (klijenti koji redovno primaju zaradu u Raiffeisen banci), što je za posledicu imalo rast ove grupe klijenata od oko 10% na godišnjem nivou. Mnogobrojne aktivnosti usmerene su ka unapređenju kvaliteta usluga banke, što je podržano i brojnim istraživanjima preduzetim sa ciljem utvrđivanja zadovoljstva klijenata proizvodima i uslugama, kao i efikasnošću obavljanja procesa u okviru ekspoziture. Paralelno s ovim, vidljivo je unapređen proces zadržavanja kvalitetnih klijenata. Sa tržišnim učešćem od oko 11,40% u segmentu gotovinskih kredita, Raiffeisen banka zauzima jednu od vodećih pozicija na tržištu. U domenu kreditnih proizvoda, većina aktivnosti je, kao i prethodnih godina, bila usmerena na proširenje ponude inovativnih proizvoda, pronalaženje optimalnog nivoa cena i kombinacije proizvoda. U tom smislu, posebno se ističe novi model gotovinskog kredita za penzionere, kojim je omogućena otplata poslednje rate kredita zaključno sa 75. godinom života, a banka plaća životno osiguranje za klijente. Takođe, organizovane su specijalne akcije za gotovinske kredite, koje su naišle na odličan odziv. Akcenat je stavljen i na dalje unapređenje procesa podnošenja zahteva za kredit putem sajta banke i alternativnih kanala, kao i na izradu direktnih personalizovanih ponuda. U segmentu depozitnih proizvoda, došla je do izražaja činjenica da su sigurnost i tradicija ponovo postali glavni faktori prilikom izbora banke za štednju, što se ogleda u tome da je nivo depozita fizičkih lica značajno porastao, i to za skoro 12% u odnosu na kraj 2014. godine. Raiffeisen banka nastavila je sa svojim inovativnim pristupom kada je kartično poslovanje u pitanju, kako sa strane prihvata, tako i sa strane izdavanja kartica. Tržišno učešće kreditnih kartica po obimu transakcija u 2015. godini bilo je 15,22%. Tokom 2015. godine, kompletan kartični portfolio prebačen je na kartice sa funkcijom beskontaknog plaćanja. Dodatno, svi POS terminali akceptantske mreže Raiffeisen banke imaju mogućnost prihvata beskontaktnih kartica. Osim što je uveden servis prihvata platnih kartica preko interneta i time trgovcima omogućen dodatni kanal za prodaju, banka je u završnoj fazi uvođenja 3D Secure usluge na strani izdavanja sopstvenih kartica. Ova usluga povećava bezbednost korisnika prilikom plaćanja platnom karticom na internetu, kod trgovaca koji su uključeni u MasterCard SecureCode i/ili Verified by Visa program. 3D Secure usluga pruža dodatnu zaštitu od neovlašćenog korišćenja kartice tokom internet transakcije. Sa posebnim akcentom na uštedu vremena, banka je krajem 2015. godine svojim klijentima omogućila instant izdavanje Visa Electron kartice. Na ovaj način klijenti samo jednim dolaskom u filijalu mogu otvoriti tekući račun i u roku od 15 minuta dobiti personalizovanu debitnu karticu, koja je istog trenutka spremna za korišćenje. Premium Bankarstvo Usluga Premium bankarstva je i u 2015. godini u svom fokusu imala jačanje i proširenja saradnje sa postojećim klijentima, kao i akviziciju novih klijenata. Broj novih klijenata je u 2015. godini bio 14% veći nego u prethodnoj godini i rezultat je sinergije sa drugim segmentima kao i preporuka klijenata. Stalni napori da se uveća svest tržišta o alternativnim vrstama štednje i mogućnostima investiranja rezultirali su značajnim rastom prodaje investicionih fondova. Ukupna sredstva pod upravljanjem u okviru fondova porasla su za 76%, a udeo fondova u ukupnim sredstvima pod upravljanjem Premium klijenata porastao je sa 14% na 18%, što je stanje u decembru 2015. godine. U toku je više aktivnosti usmerenih na povećanje kvaliteta usluge i očekujemo da će, sa realizacijom istih, klijenti banke dobiti novu savremenu uslugu koja ispunjava očekivanja klijenata ovog segmenta. Mala preduzeća i preduzetnici Iako je ovu godinu obeležio vrlo jak pritisak na kamatne stope, segment poslovanja sa malim preduzećima i preduzetnicima ostvario je izuzetan rezultat u 2015. godini. Pojačani akcenat na akviziciju i aktivnost klijenata u smislu usmeravanja platnog prometa preko Raiffeisen banke, uslovio je porast broja klijenata za 17%, kao i porast broja naloga platnog prometa za 15%. Ovi rezultati dodatno dobijaju na značaju kada se uzme u obzir da su oba navedena parametra i 2014. godine imali dvocifrenu stopu rasta. Prihodi od naknada porasli su za 9%, što je dovelo do odlične strukture prihoda, gde 50% prihoda segmenta dolazi od naknada, a 50% od prihoda po kreditima i depozitima. Nivo i kvalitet portfolija ostao je stabilan, uz konstantno smanjenje nivoa loših plasmana. Depoziti su porasli za 16%, što je direktna posledica povećanja broja klijenata i poverenja u Raiffeisen brend. 32 In the course of 2015, a range of successful activities was performed, such as changes in the sales concept, successful acquisition campaigns and improvement of mobile banking, which now, apart from the modern design and greater safety measures, also enables payments towards non-defined recipients, together with predefined payment orders. Raiffeisen banka continues to develop this segment by way of standardizing the loan approval processes in order to reduce client waiting time, as it continues to create new product packages adjusted to clients’ needs and, generally, to improve services with the aim of keeping the clients’ trust. Innovative Banking In the alternative sales segment (sales outside branch offices), results in 2015 were extremely good, and in key segments they even exceed expectations and annual sales plans. The network of direct sales agents realized its best result since its inception in the segment of cash loan sales, while sales of other products were stable compared to the year 2014. Thanks to the good relations developed with partner shops and adequate and innovative products, the retail sales finance network succeeded in achieving an exceptional result in a very turbulent year for the consumer loan market. Digital banking had a very active role in improving various products and services within the retail segment, providing clients with all the necessary information and sales offers. Constant efforts towards improving the sales orientation of the bank’s internet site, as well as improvement of the end-to-end process based on client experience, combined with further network development of online shops were the main activities in 2015. The best practices from RBI were implemented, as well as advice from local experts. The new mobile banking platform, as well as improvements within electronic banking, enabled the desired functionalities for existing clients, as well as the possibility of acquiring new ones. The highest security standards in the market were achieved, and clients were offered the necessary opportunities that represent a good base for the further development of banking channels. Service Quality Starting in 2015, two new client satisfaction surveys were introduced: 1. 2nd day call – surveying the private individuals mass segment (PI mass), i.e. clients who visited the bank’s branch offices with the aim of purchasing the bank’s products or performing a transaction. Apart from PI mass segment surveys, client surveys are also being done for the segments Premium banking and small enterprises and entrepreneurs, as well as for eletronic channels (RaiffeisenOnLine and the bank’s web site). 2. Customer Effort Score – surveying PI mass clients who performed a transaction or applied for one of the bank’s products, with the aim of receiving feedback on how much effort they invested in order to perform the transaction, i.e. buy the product. Apart from PI mass segment surveys, client surveys are also being done for the segments Premium banking and small enterprises and entrepreneurs, as well as for eletronic channels (RaiffeisenOnLine, the bank’s web site and mobile banking), and for the bank’s Contact Center. Both surveys are performed internally, with the help of the bank’s Contact Center, on a quarterly level. The introduction of new client satisfation surveys is planned (post-complaint survey and exit interview), as well as introducing a quality index for new segments and channels (network of direct sales agents, ATM, etc). Improving Processes Branch Offices in The“Branch Transformation“ project was initiated in 2015, which includes activities directed to several segments – implementation of so-called self-service devices, opening new models of branch offices with fewer employees, branch office redesign, etc. 33 Tokom 2015. godine, sproveden je niz uspešnih akcija, kao što su promena koncepta prodaje, uspešne akvizicione kampanje i unapređenje mobilnog bankarstva, koje sada, pored modernijeg dizajna i povećanih bezbednosnih mera, osim predefinisanih naloga, omogućava i slobodna plaćanja. Raiffeisen banka nastavlja sa razvojem ovog segmenta, kroz standardizaciju procesa odobravanja plasmana u cilju smanjenja vremena čekanja klijenta, kreiranje novih paketa proizvoda prilagođenih potrebama klijenata i generalno poboljšanje usluga u cilju zadržavanja ukazanog poverenja klijenata. Inovativno bankarstvo U okviru segmenta alternativne prodaje (prodaja izvan filijala), rezultati u 2015. godini bili su izuzetno dobri, a u ključnim segmentima premašuju očekivanja i godišnje planove prodaje. Mreža agenata direktne prodaje ostvarila je najbolji rezultat u delu prodaje gotovinskih kredita tokom svog postojanja u banci, dok je prodaja ostalih proizvoda bila stabilna u poređenju sa 2014. godinom. RSF mreža je, zahvaljujući dobrim odnosima razvijenim sa trgovcima partnerima i adekvatnim i inovativnim proizvodima, uspela da ostvari izuzetan rezultat u vrlo turbulentnoj godini za tržište potrošačkih kredita. Digitalno bankarstvo imalo je veoma aktivnu ulogu u unapređenju različitih proizvoda i usluga u okviru ovog segmenta, obezbeđujući klijentima sve potrebne informacije i prodajne ponude. Konstanatan rad na poboljšanju prodajne orijentacije internet sajta banke, kao i unapređenje „end-to-end“ procesa na osnovu klijentskog iskustva, u kombinaciji sa daljim razvojem mreže onlajn prodavnica bile su glavne aktivnosti tokom 2015. godine. Korišćena su najbolja iskustva preneta iz RBI, kao i saveti lokalnih stručnjaka. Nova platforma za mobilno bankarstvo, kao i unapređenja u okviru elektronskog bankarstva, omogućila su željene funkcionalnosti za postojeće klijente, kao i mogućnost akvizicije budućih. Dostignuti su najviši sigurnosni standardi na tržištu, a klijentima ponuđene neophodne mogućnosti koje predstavljaju dobru bazu za dalji razvoj digitalnih bankarskih kanala. Kvalitet usluga Početkom 2015. godine uvedena su dva nova istraživanja zadovoljstva klijenata pruženom uslugom: 1. Pozivanje klijenata dva dana nakon obavljene transakcije u ekspozituri - anketiranje klijenata sektora stanovništva koji su posetili ekspoziture banke, u cilju kupovine proizvoda banke/obavljanja transakcije. Pored istraživanja za segment klijenata sektora stanovništva, anketiranje klijenata radi se i za segmente Premium i mala preduzeća i preduzetnici, kao i za elektronske kanale (RaiffeisenOnLine i sajt banke). 2. Pokazatelj u vezi napora koji je klijent uložio prilikom obavljanja transakcije u ekspozituri - anketiranje klijenata sektora stanovništva koji su obavili neku transakciju ili aplicirali za proizvod banke, u cilju dobijanja povratne informacije koliko napora su uložili kako bi obavili transakciju, tj. kupili proizvod. Pored istraživanja za segment klijenata sektora stanovništva, anketiranje klijenata radi se i za segmente Premium i mala preduzeća i preduzetnici, elektronske kanale (RaiffeisenOnLine, sajt i mobilno bankarstvo), te za Kontakt centar banke. Oba istraživanja sprovode se interno, uz pomoć Kontakt centra banke, na kvartalnom nivou. U planu je uvođenje novih istraživanja zadovoljstva klijenata (ankete nakon reklamacije i zaključivanja saradnje sa bankom), kao i uvođenje indeksa kvaliteta za nove segmente i kanale (mreža agenata direktne prodaje, ATM i dr). Unapređenje procesa ekspoziturama u Tokom 2015. godine pokrenut je projekat „Branch transformation“ u okviru koga su aktivnosti usmerene u nekoliko pravaca – implementacija tzv. self-service uređaja, otvaranje novih tipova ekspozitura sa manjim brojem zaposlenih, redizajn ekspozitura i sl. 34 Treasury and Investment Banking The Treasury and Investment Banking Division greatly contributed to the achievement of the bank’s total results and maintaining one of the leading positions in the market in 2015. The bank realized a high level of dinar and foreign currency liquidity during the whole year, as a result of professional management of the bank’s assets. Raiffeisen banka was among the leading banks in the foreign exchange and foreign currency banknote trading in the interbank foreign currency market in 2015 as well. The Raiffeisen banka Treasury Division realized a market share of 13.47 per cent in trading products with corporate clients, thereby confirming its leading position in the market. Money Market and Foreign Exchange Trading As regards investing into dinar bills in the course of 2015, the Ministry of Finance also invested efforts by actively indebting itself in domestic currency, with an interest rate dictated by the demand at auctions and the secondary market, where Raiffeisen banka realized a significant share in transactions of T-bills with domestic and foreign investors. The one-year T-bill finished the year at the discount rate level of 4.09 per cent, while the one-month Belibor was at 3.51 per cent at the end of the year. Aiming to manage liquidity sucessfully, Raiffeisen banka continued the diversification of its dinar investment portfolio by investing into T-bills of the Ministry of Finance. The National Bank of Serbia continued the monetary policy of inflation rate targeting in 2015 as well. In accordance with the weakening of inflationary pressures from the first quarter of 2015, the NBS’ Executive Board gradually reduced the reference key rate. In January 2015, the reference rate was 8.0 per cent and it reached 4.5 per cent at the end of the year. This was primarily a consequence of the fact that the inflation rate was below the targeted level during the whole year (4 plus/minus 1.5 per cent), which fell to 1.5 per cent at the end of 2015, from 1.7 per cent at the end of 2014. The lower inflation was primarily a result of low import prices, a fuel prices slump in the global market and the low inflation in the eurozone, stable foreign currency exchange rate and low aggregate demand. Besides, the low inflation – the lowest since the introduction of the formal monitoring of the consumer price index – was also supported by the delay of state-controlled increase in prices (except for the price of electricity), which are quite below market prices at this moment. In 2015, the exchange rate moved from 120.95 dinars for the euro at the start of the year, to 121.62 at the end of 2015. The total turnover at the interbank market increased from € 12.73 billion in 2014 to € 15.06 billion in 2015. The NBS intervened in the course of 2015 with € 1.42 billion (€ 970 million of which relate to purchasing and € 450 million to the selling of foreign currency), which is € 720 million less when compared to the total intervention in the course of 2014. Financial Institutions Correspondence Raiffeisen banka provided an adequate liquidity level for financing the needs of its clients in the course of 2015. Apart from its own sources, funds from APEX lines were also used, which the European Investment Bank approved through the National Bank of Serbia. The head office Raiffeisen Bank International AG greatly contributed to supporting clients’ needs. Raiffeisen banka is permanently developing and improving relations with a great number of international and domestic financial institutions. In the course of 2015, the bank maintained contacts with leading financial institutions, all with the aim of realizing possible cooperation in the forthcoming period. 35 Sektor sredstava i investicionog bankarstva Sektor sredstava i investicionog bankarstva značajno je doprineo ostvarenju ukupnih rezultata banke i očuvanju pozicije među liderima na tržištu u 2015. godini. Banka je tokom cele godine imala visok nivo dinarske i devizne likvidnosti kao rezultat profesionalnog upravljanja sredstvima banke. Raiffeisen banka je i tokom 2015. godine bila među vodećim u trgovanju devizama i efektivnim stranim novcem na međubankarskom deviznom tržištu. Sektor sredstava Raiffeisen banke realizovao je tržišno učešće od 13,47% u trgovanju proizvodima sa korporativnim klijentima, čime je potvrdio lidersku poziciju na tržištu. Tržište novca, trgovanje devizama i upravljanje aktivom i pasivom banke Na podsticanju investiranja u dinarske zapise u toku prošle godine napore je uložilo i Ministarstvo finansija aktivno se zadužujući u domaćoj valuti, sa kamatom koju je diktirala tražnja na aukcijama i na sekundarnom tržištu, gde je Raiffeisen banka ostvarila značajno učešće u kupoprodaji zapisa Trezora sa domaćim i stranim ulagačima. Jednogodišnja hartija Trezora godinu je završila na nivou diskontne stope od 4,09%, dok je jednomesečni Belibor godinu završio na nivou od 3,51%. U cilju uspešnog upravljanja likvidnošću, Raiffeisen banka je nastavila diversifikaciju svog dinarskog investicionog portfolija ulaganjem u trezorske zapise Ministarstva finansija. Narodna banka Srbije (NBS) je i u 2015. godini nastavila sa monetarnom politikom targetiranja stope inflacije. Izvršni odbor NBS je, u skladu sa slabljenjem inflatornih pritisaka od prvog kvartala 2015. godine, postepeno smanjivao referentnu kamatnu stopu. U januaru 2015. godine referentna stopa iznosila je 8,0%, da bi na kraju godine dostigla 4,5%. Ovo je prvenstveno bila posledica činjenice da je stopa inflacije tokom cele godine bila ispod targetiranog nivoa (4 +/- 1,5 %), koja je sa 1,7 %, na kraju 2014. godine, pala na 1,5 %, na kraju 2015. godine. Pad inflacije je, pre svega, posledica niskih uvoznih cena, pada cena energenata na svetskom tržištu i niske inflacije u evrozoni, stabilnog deviznog kursa i niske agregatne tražnje. Osim toga, niskoj inflaciji – najnižoj od uvođenja formalnog praćenja indeksa potrošačkih cena – doprinelo je i odlaganje povećanja cena pod kontrolom države (osim cene električne energije), koje su u ovom trenutku dosta ispod tržišnih cena. Kurs se u 2015. godini kretao od 120,95 dinara za evro na početku godine, do 121,62 na kraju 2015. godine. Ukupan promet na međubankarskom tržištu povećan je sa 12,73 milijardi evra u 2014. na 15,06 milijardi evra u 2015. godini. NBS je u toku 2015. godine intervenisala sa 1,42 milijardi evra (od čega se 970 miliona evra odnosi na kupovinu, a 450 miliona evra na prodaju deviza), što je za 720 miliona evra manje u odnosu na ukupnu intervenciju tokom 2014. godine. Odnosi sa finansijskim institucijama Raiffeisen banka je tokom godine obezbedila adekvatan nivo likvidnosti za finansiranje potreba svojih klijenata. Pored sopstvenih izvora, korišćena su sredstva iz APEX linija koje je Evropska investiciona banka odobrila preko Narodne banke Srbije. Značajan doprinos zadovoljenju potreba klijenata pružila je centrala Raiffeisen Bank International AG. Raiffeisen banka stalno razvija i unapređuje odnose sa zavidnim brojem međunarodnih i domaćih finansijskih institucija. Banka je tokom 2015. godine ostala u kontaktima sa vodećim finansijskim institucijama, u cilju sagledavanja mogućih oblika saradnje u narednom periodu. 36 In the segment of correspondence relations, the ALM&Funding Department contributed to maintaining and further expansion of the adequate network of loro and nostro accounts, aiming to support the successful effecting of transactions by the bank’s clients. Brokerage Operations The year 2015 was marked by the trend of falling returns on state debt securities. In this dynamic environment, Raiffeisen banka succeeded in exceeding the results realized in the previous year and to keep the position of one of the most important market participants. On the shallow secondary market, transactions of great volume with clients presented a special challenge. Being able to provide clients with a twoway price quote for their large positions, Raiffeisen banka confirmed its label as the first cooperation choice by a great number of domestic and foreign institutional investors. The very good cooperation with colleagues from Vienna, London, New York was continued, which contributed to the further increase in trust from our clients. The Belgrade Stock Exchange saw a continuing dwindling traffic trend. In these more difficult circumstances, Raiffeisen banka continued offering adequate support to its clients and was able to maintain one of the leading positions in the market. Custody Services Raiffeisen banka has been strongly committed to improving the quality of custody services. This was also recognized by the leading rating agencies, such as Global Custodian’s Agent Banks in Emerging and Frontier Markets Survey, which award the highest titles to the bank. “Global Custodian Magazine” is the reference magazine in this industry and is used as a reference standard for existing and potential clients. Wishing to offer to its clients the most comprehensive information, Raiffeisen Group also publishes the monthly magazine “GSS Press“, which gives a detailed overview of Central and Eastern European markets. Research The Raiffeisen Research analyst network of Raiffeisen Group continued its work on improving the general understanding of economic trends in a period of significant volatilities in the global financial markets caused by geopolitical events and announcements of a change in course of the monetary policies of the central banks of America and the European Union (reports: CEE Strategy, Financial Markets & Global Strategy, CEE Banking Report), as well as offering a more comprehensive view of local economic trends in its publications (“Short Note“, “Monthly Economic Report“). By regular monitoring and a thorough analysis of key indicators, key events on the macroeconomic scene were promptly reported on (“Research Alert“) and then, in accordance with new tendencies, models developed for the forecast of future economic trends were suitably adjusted. Cooperation continued with both Bloomberg and Tanjug agency, which continued publishing “Raiffeisen Research“ reports. 37 U delu korespondentskih odnosa, Odeljenje za upravljanje aktivom i pasivom i finansiranjem banke svojim aktivnostima doprinelo je održavanju i daljem širenju mreže loro i nostro računa u cilju podrške uspešnom obavljanju transakcija kijenata banke. Brokersko-dilerski poslovi Godinu 2015. obeležio je trend pada prinosa na državnim dužničkim instrumentima. U dinamičnom okruženju Raiffeisen banka uspela je da nadmaši ostvarene rezultate iz prethodne godine i zadrži poziciju jednog od najznačajnijih učesnika na tržištu. Na plitkom sekundarnom tržištu poseban izazov su predstavljale transakcije velikog obima sa klijentima. Omogućivši izlazak/ulazak iz velikih pozicija klijentima, Raiffeisen banka je potvrdila epitet prvog izbora za saradnju od strane velikog broja domaćih i stranih institucionalnih investitora. Nastavljena je izuzetno dobra uzajamna saradnja sa kolegama iz Beča, Londona i Njujorka, što je doprinelo daljem povećanju poverenja naših klijenata. Na Beogradskoj berzi nastavljen je trend smanjenja prometa. I u tim otežanim uslovima, Raiffeisen banka je nastavila da pruža veliku podršku klijentima i zadržala jedno od vodećih mesta na tržištu. Kastodi usluge Raiffeisen banka čvrsto je posvećena unapređenju kvaliteta kastodi usluga. Ovo je prepoznato i od strane vodećih rejting agencija, kao što su Global Custodian’s Agent Banks in Emerging and Frontier Markets Survey koje banci dodeljuju najviše nagrade. “Global Custodian Magazine“ ostaje referentan časopis u našoj industriji i koristi se kao referentni standard za naše postojeće i potencijalne klijente. U želji da svojim klijentima pruži što sveobuhvatnije informacije, Raiffeisen grupacija objavljuje mesečni magazin “GSS Press” koji pruža detaljan pregled tržišta centralne i istočne Evrope. U svom avgustovskom izdanju “GSS Press” je posvetio najviše prostora srpskom tržištu. “GSS Press” važan je marketinški alat za GSS poslovanje. Istraživanja Mreža analitičara Raiffeisen grupacije - „Raiffeisen Research“ nastavila je sa radom na unapređenju opšteg razumevanja ekonomskih tokova u periodu značajnih volatilnosti na globalnim finansijskim tržištima uzrokovanih geopolitičkim dešavanjima i najavama promene kursa monetarne politike centralnih banaka SAD-a i Evropske unije (izveštaji CEE Strategy, Financial Markets & Global Strategy, CEE Banking Report), kao i celishodnijem sagledavanju lokalnih ekonomskih trendova u okviru publikacija („Short Note“ i „Monthly Economic Report“). Redovnim praćenjem i temeljnom analizom ključnih indikatora, promptno se izveštavalo o ključnim makroekonomskim indikatorima („Research Alert“), a zatim su se, u skladu sa novim tendencijama, adekvatno prilagođavali modeli razvijeni za procenu budućih ekonomskih tokova. Nastavljena je saradnja sa agencijom Bloomberg i novinskom agencijom Tanjug, koje su nastavile da objavljuju izveštaje „Raiffeisen Research“-a. 38 Raiffeisen Leasing The leasing industry showed significant growth in new business in recent years, especially in the segment of passenger vehicles, where the company Raiffeisen Leasing maintained its high position in the market in the course of 2015 as well. This result was greatly influenced by the company’s presence at the Belgrade Car Fair. Raiffeisen Leasing again demonstrated in 2015 a clear determination to nurture and develop long-term relationships with its clients, which is reflected in the constant improvement of products and services. In order to offer its clients even more competitive terms, Raiffeisen Leasing especially focused on further strengthening and improving partnerships with the network of the most important car and truck dealers, as well as on developing strategic cooperation with the bestselling vehicle brands in Serbia through an array of mutual projects. In accordance with market demands, Raiffeisen Leasing was primarily focused on vehicle financing in 2015. The total value of new business at the end of the year amounted to € 29.72 million, out of which vehicles were financed with € 26.50 million. It needs to be stressed that in the course of 2015, a significant growth of truck financing was recorded, where the total contract value amounted to € 9.5 million, so this segment makes up 32 per cent of new business value. Raiffeisen Leasing was dedicated to the further improvement of procedures and organization in the risk management segment in 2015. A stable and sustainable portfolio growth, amounting to € 54.65 million, was maintained through professional risk management. Also, special attention was focused on constant process improvement with the aim of increasing efficiency and reducing costs. Having in mind the overall economic environment, the key goals defined by Raiffeisen Leasing for the year 2016 are the following: maintaining one of the leading positions in the market and portfolio quality, constant improvement of existing and the creation of new products, as well as strengthening cooperation with existing clients, dealers and insurance companies, while applying high professional standards. 39 Raiffeisen Leasing Lizing industrija poslednjih godina pokazuje značajan rast plasmana posebno u sektoru putničkih vozila, gde je kompanija Raiffeisen Leasing i tokom 2015. godine zadržala visoku poziciju na tržištu. Ovakvom rezultatu je umnogome doprineo i pozitivan nastup kompanije na Sajmu automobila. Raiffeisen Leasing pokazao je i tokom 2015. godine jasnu opredeljenost ka negovanju i razvijanju dugoročnih odnosa sa svojim klijentima koja se ogleda u konstantnom unapređenju proizvoda i usluga. Kako bi svojim klijentima ponudio još atraktivnije uslove, Raiffeisen Leasing je posebnu pažnju posvetio daljem jačanju partnerskih odnosa sa mrežom najznačajnijih dilera, kao i razvijanju strateške saradnje sa najprodavanijim automobilskim brendovima u Srbiji kroz niz zajedničkih akcija. U skladu sa zahtevima tržišta, Raiffeisen Leasing je i tokom 2015. godine pre svega bio usmeren na finansiranje vozila. Ukupna vrednost novih plasmana na kraju godine iznosila je 29,72 miliona evra, od čega su vozila finansirana sa 26,50 miliona evra. Treba istaći da je tokom 2015. godine zabeležen značajan rast finansiranja teretnih vozila, gde je ukupna vrednost ugovora iznosila 9,5 miliona evra, te ovaj segment čini 32% vrednosti novih plasmana. Raiffeisen Leasing je tokom 2015. godine bio posvećen daljem unapređenju procedura i organizacije u segmentu upravljanja rizicima. Kroz profesionalno upravljanje rizicima obezbeđen je stabilan i održiv rast portfolija koji je dostigao nivo od 54,65 miliona evra. Takođe, posebna pažnja usmerena je na konstantno unapređenje procesa sa ciljem povećanja efikasnosti i smanjenja troškova. Imajući u vidu celokupno ekonomsko okruženje, Raiffeisen Leasing je za 2016. godinu odredio sledeće prioritete: očuvanje visoke tržišne pozicije, održanje kvaliteta portfolija, stalno unapređenje postojećih i kreiranje novih proizvoda, kao i jačanje saradnje sa klijentima, dilerskom mrežom i osiguravajućim kućama, uz primenu visokoprofesionalnih standarda u poslovanju. 40 Raiffeisen FUTURE Voluntary Pension Fund Management Company Raiffeisen FUTURE a.d. Beograd, VPFMC manages two voluntary pension funds: Raiffeisen FUTURE VPF and Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE VPF. Raiffeisen FUTURE VPF has a variable currency structure of assets and invests mainly into debt securities. The fund has been successfully operating for nine years with the rate of return since inception at 10.88% on an annual basis. The annual rate of return in 2015 was 12.96%. The fund’s investment unit has the highest value in the industry and as at 31/12/2015, it amounted to RSD 2,531.55. The net assets of the fund as at 31/12/2015 were RSD 3.3 billion, which represented an annual growth of 21%, and a market share of 11.6%. Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE VPF started operating on 24/07/2015. The fund is most suitable for those clients who prefer their long-term savings to be invested in eurodenominated securities. In accordance with the fund’s investment policy, 99% of the assets are invested in eurodenominated investment instruments, while 1% of the assets consists of money deposits in dinars. The fund’s investment unit value recorded in less than six months a 0.9% growth in its value in euro and as at 31/12/2015, it amounted to € 8.39. The net assets of the fund on 31/12/2015 were over RSD 9 million. The number of members saving in both funds is over 22,700. Raiffeisen FUTURE a.d. Beograd, VPFMC continues to stand out with the high number of members who pay the pension contributions for themselves. At Raiffeisen FUTURE VPF, 54% of the contributions are paid by the employers for their employees, whereas 46% of the contributions are individual payments. At Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE VPF, 14% of the contributions are paid by the employers for their employees, whereas 86% of the contributions are individual payments. High quality service is provided to the members of both Raiffeisen FUTURE VPF and Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE VPF by the team of professionals with extensive experience in the VPF industry. In addition, there are 300 professionals licensed by the National Bank of Serbia at 83 Raiffeisen Bank branches throughout Serbia at members’ disposal. Members may choose between the two funds with different investment policies, in terms of the currency structure, or they can pay contributions simultaneously into both funds. Movement of FONDex* index value and Investment Unit values of VPFs in the period of Jan. 03, 2007 - Dec. 31, 2015 Source: NBS www.nbs.rs / FONDex and VPF Investment Unit Values * The National Bank of Serbia created the FONDex index, which represents a unified indicator of movements in the value of investment units of all funds in the industry, proportionally to their asset share in relation to the industry. By monitoring the value movements of the funds’ investment units in relation to the FONDex, comparisons of funds become possible. 41 Raiffeisen FUTURE Društvo za upravljanje dobrovoljnim penzijskim fondom Raiffeisen FUTURE a.d. Beograd, DUDPF upravlja sa dva dobrovoljna penzijska fonda-DPF: Raiffeisen FUTURE i Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE. Raiffeisen FUTURE DPF ima promenljivu valutnu strukturu i pretežno ulaže imovinu u dužničke hartije od vrednosti. Fond uspešno posluje punih devet godina sa prinosom od početka poslovanja od 10,88% na godišnjem nivou. U 2015. godini, ostvaren je prinos od 12,96%. Investiciona jedinica fonda ima najveću vrednost u industriji i na dan 31.12.2015. godine iznosi 2.531,55 dinara. Neto imovina fonda na dan 31.12.2015. iznosi 3,3 milijarde dinara, što predstavlja godišnji rast od 21% i tržišno učešće od 11,6%. Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE DPF počeo je sa radom 24.07.2015. godine. Fond je namenjen svim klijentima koji žele da njihova dugoročna štednja bude investirana u evro-denominovane hartije od vrednosti. U skladu sa investicionom politikom, 99% imovine ulaže se u evrodenominovane investicione instrumente, dok 1% imovine čine dinarski novčani depoziti. Investiciona jedinica fonda je za manje od šest meseci rada ostvarila rast vrednosti u evrima od 0,9% i na dan 31.12.2015. iznosi 8,39 evra. Neto imovina fonda na dan 31.12.2015. iznosi preko 9 miliona dinara. Ukupan broj članova koji štedi u oba fonda iznosi preko 22.700. Raiffeisen FUTURE a.d. Beograd, DUDPF i dalje izdvaja visoko učešće članova koji sami za sebe uplaćuju doprinose. U Raiffeisen FUTURE DPF, 54% uplata odnosi se na uplate poslodavca, dok su 46% individualne uplate. U Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE DPF, 14% uplata su uplate poslodavca i 86% su individualne uplate. Visok kvalitet usluge članovima DPF Raiffeisen FUTURE i Raiffeisen EURO FUTURE pruža tim profesionalaca sa dugogodišnjim iskustvom u industriji. Takođe, članovima je na raspolaganju 300 profesionalaca licenciranih od strane Narodne banke Srbije u 83 filijale Raiffeisen banke širom Srbije. Članovi mogu birati između dva fonda sa različitom investicionom politikom u pogledu valutne strukture, ili pak mogu ulagati u oba fonda istovremeno. Kretanje vrednosti FONDEX-a* i investicionih jedinica fondova u periodu od 03.01.2007. - 31.12.2015. Izvor: NBS www.nbs.rs / Vrednosti FONDex-a i investicionih jedinica DPF *Narodna banka Srbije izradila je indeks FONDex koji predstavlja jedinstven pokazatelj kretanja vrednosti investicionih jedinica svih fondova u industriji, srazmerno njihovom učešću imovine u odnosu na industriju. Praćenjem kretanja vrednosti investicionih jedinica fondova u odnosu na FONDex omogućeno je poređenje fondova. 42 Raiffeisen INVEST Raiffeisen INVEST a.d. Belgrade Investment Fund Management Company again successfully managed assets of open investment funds – Raiffeisen CASH, Raiffeisen WORLD and Raiffeisen EURO CASH in 2015 and confirmed its leading position in the market of investment funds in the country. At the end of 2015, the value of assets under management amounted to € 127.23 million, i.e. with a growth of 92 per cent, a market share of 91 per cent was realized, in relation to the total value of net assets of all open investment funds in the country. The open investment fund Raiffeisen CASH – a money market fund, characterized for investing at least 75 per cent of its assets into cash deposits and short-term debt securities, realized significant returns for its members in 2015 – the fund’s investment unit (in dinars) rose by 6.85 per cent (p.a.) conclusive with December 31, 2015, while the fund’s net assets grew by 120 per cent, so that they amounted to € 72.6 million at the end of 2015, which enabled this fund to maintain its position as the largest investment fund in the market. The open investment fund Raiffeisen WORLD, established in August 2010 as an equity fund, was changed into a balanced fund in September 2015, in order to reduce the fund’s risk level and realizing positive returns in the long term, through multi asset strategy and reduced volatility of traditional balanced funds, but with moderate risk. Even with the turbulent events on the global financial markets, the fund realized positive returns for its members in 2015 by its investment activities – the fund’s investment unit rose by 2.70 per cent p.a. (in dinars), i.e. by 2.14 per cent (in euros) conclusive with December 31, 2015, while the fund’s net asset value grew by 30.70 per cent, so that it amounted to € 7.65 million at the end of the year. professional management of investing the fund’s assets. In the course of 2015, this fund realized significant returns for its members – the fund’s investment unit grew by 2.07 per cent p.a. conclusive with December 31, 2015 (in dinars), i.e. 1.51 per cent p.a. (in euros), while the fund’s net assets were almost doubled, so that they amounted to approx. € 47 million at the end of 2015. In the course of 2015, the investment funds market in Serbia realized an annual growth of 84.5 per cent, according to the net assets of open investment funds amounting to € 139.7 million (at the end of 2015). The main generator of fund asset industry growth was precisely the growth of assets managed by Raiffeisen INVEST. Raiffeisen INVEST plans to continue its investing activities in 2016 as well, in order to provide the clients of Raiffeisen banka, through responsible and professional management, with the possibility to realize returns corresponding to their investment goals, depending on their risk appetite and the investment horizon. Movement of Returns - Raiffeisen WORLD fund The open investment fund Raiffeisen EURO CASH – a money market fund, characterized for investing at least 75 per cent of its assets into money deposits with banks and short-term debt securities denominated in euros, with the investment goal to provide stable and continuous returns for its members and to protect dinar investments from oscillations of the foreign currency rate by responsible and Movement of Returns - Raiffeisen CASH fund Movement of Returns - Raiffeisen EURO CASH fund 43 Raiffeisen INVEST Raiffeisen INVEST a.d. Beograd Društvo za upravljanje investicionim fondovima je i u 2015. godini uspešnim upravljanjem imovinom otvorenih investicionih fondova – Raiffeisen CASH, Raiffeisen WORLD i Raiffeisen EURO CASH zadržalo vodeću poziciju na tržištu investicionih fondova u zemlji. Krajem 2015. godine vrednost imovine pod upravljanjem iznosila je 127,23 miliona evra, odnosno rastom od 92% ostvareno je tržišno učešće od 91% u odnosu na ukupnu vrednost neto imovine svih otvorenih investicionih fondova u zemlji. Otvoreni investicioni fond Raiffeisen CASH - novčani fond, karakterističan po tome što najmanje 75% svoje imovine ulaže u novčane depozite i kratkoročne dužničke hartije od vrednosti, u 2015. godini ostvario je značajan prinos za svoje članove – investiciona jedinica fonda (u dinarima) je, zaključno sa 31.12.2015. godine, porasla 6,85% godišnje, a neto imovina fonda porasla je 120%, tako da je na kraju 2015. godine iznosila 72,6 miliona evra, a ovaj fond sačuvao poziciju najvećeg investicionog fonda na tržištu. Otvoreni investicioni fond Raiffeisen WORLD organizovan je avgusta 2010. godine kao fond akcija, ali je u septembru 2015. godine promenjena vrsta fonda u balansirani fond u cilju smanjenja nivoa rizika fonda i ostvarivanja pozitivnog prinosa u dugom roku, kroz izloženost različitim klasama imovine i uz smanjenu volatilnost u odnosu na istorijsku volatilnost tradicionalnih balansiranih fondova, ali i uz umereni rizik. Uprkos turbulentnim zbivanjima na svetskim finansijskim tržištima, fond je i u 2015. godini investicionim aktivnostima ostvario pozitivan prinos za svoje članove – investiciona jedinica ovog fonda je zaključno sa 31.12.2015. godine porasla 2,70% godišnje (u dinarima), odnosno 2,14% godišnje (u evrima), dok je vrednost neto imovina fonda porasla 30,70%, tako da je na kraju godine iznosila 7,65 miliona evra. profesionalnim upravljanjem, za svoje članove obezbedi ostvarivanje stabilnog ali kontinuiranog prinosa i zaštiti ulaganje dinarskih sredstava od oscilacija deviznog kursa. Ovaj fond je u 2015. godini ostvario značajan prinos za svoje članove – investiciona jedinica fonda je zaključno sa 31.12.2015. godine porasla 2,07% godišnje (u dinarima), odnosno 1,51% godišnje (u evrima), dok je neto imovina fonda skoro udvostručena, tako da je na kraju 2015. godine iznosila približno 47 miliona evra. Tokom 2015. godine, tržište investicionih fondova u zemlji je, gledajući prema visini neto imovine otvorenih investicionih fondova u iznosu od 139,7 miliona evra (na kraju 2015. godine), ostvarilo godišnji rast od 84,5%, a glavni generator rasta industrije bio je upravo porast imovine fondova kojima upravlja Raiffeisen INVEST. Raiffeisen INVEST planira da i u 2016. godini nastavi sa investicionim aktivnostima kako bi, odgovornim i profesionalnim upravljanjem, klijentima Raiffeisen banke omogućio da kroz ulaganje u investicione fondove, ostvare odgovarajući prinos u skladu sa investicionim ciljevima, zavisno od stepena rizika koji su spremni da prihvate i vremenskog horizonta investiranja. Kretanje prinosa fonda Raiffeisen WORLD Otvoreni investicioni fond Raiffeisen EURO CASH - novčani fond, karakterističan je po tome što najmanje 75% svoje imovine ulaže u novčane depozite kod banaka i kratkoročne dužničke hartije od vrednosti denominovane u evrima, sa investicionim ciljem da, odgovornim i Kretanje prinosa fonda Raiffeisen CASH Kretanje prinosa fonda Raiffeisen EURO CASH 44 Branch Network Head Office Raiffeisen banka a.d. 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China Phone: +86-756-323 3500 Fax: +86-756-323 3321 India RBI Representative Office Mumbai 501, Kamla Hub, Gulmohar Road, Juhu Mumbai – 400049 Phone: +91-22-26 230 657 Fax: +91-22-26 244 529 Korea RBI Representative Office Korea # 1809 Le Meilleur Jongno Tower 24 Jongno 1-ga Seoul 110-888 Republic of Korea Phone: +82-2-72 5-7951 Fax: +82-2-72 5-7988 Malaysia RBI Labuan Branch Licensed Labuan Bank No. 110108C Level 6 (1E), Main Office Tower Financial Park Labuan Malaysia Phone: +607-29 1-3800 Fax: +607-29 1-3801 Singapore RBI Singapore Branch One Raffles Quay #38-01 North Tower Singapore 048583 Phone: +65-630 56000 Fax: +65-630 56001 USA RB International Finance (USA) LLC 1133 Avenue of the Americas, 16th Floor 10036 New York Phone: +01-212-845 4100 Fax: +01-212-944 2093 RZB Austria Representative Office New York 1133 Avenue of the Americas, 16th Floor 10036 New York Phone: +01-212-593 7593 Fax: +01-212-593 9870 Vietnam RBI Representative Office Ho Chi Minh City 35 Nguyen Hue Str., Harbour View Tower Room 601A, 6th Floor, Dist 1 Ho Chi Minh City Phone: +84-8-38 214 718, +84-8-38 214 719 Fax: +84-8-38 215 256 Raiffeisen Zentralbank AG Austria Am Stadtpark 9 1030 Vienna Phone: +43-1-71707 0 Fax: +43-1-71707 1715 www.rzb.at 52 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated Financial Statements RAIFFEISEN BANKA A.D. BEOGRAD Separate financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2015 prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards 53 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated Finansijski izveštaj CONTENTS Independent Auditors’ Report Page 54 Financial Statements: Separate Statement of Profit or Loss 55 Separate Statement of Other Comprehensive Income 56 Separate Statement of Financial Position 57 Separate Statement of Changes in Equity 58 Separate Statement of Cash Flows 59 54 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated KPMG d.o.o. Beograd Kraljice Natalije 11 11000 Belgrade Serbia Telephone: Fax: E-mail: Internet: +381 11 20 50 500 +381 11 20 50 550 [email protected] www.kpmg.rs Independent Auditors’ Report TO THE SHAREHOLDERS RAIFFEISEN BANKA A.D. BEOGRAD We have audited the accompanying separate financial statements of Raiffeisen banka a.d. Beograd (“the Bank”), which comprise the separate balance sheet as at 31 December 2015, the separate income statement, separate statement of other comprehensive income, separate statement of changes in equity and separate cash flow statement for the year then ended, and notes, comprising a summary of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information. Management’s Responsibility for the Separate Financial Statements Management is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these separate financial statements in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards, and for such internal control as management determines is necessary to enable the preparation of separate financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error. Auditors’ Responsibility Our responsibility is to express an opinion on these separate financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with the International Standards on Auditing. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement. An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on our judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, we consider internal control relevant to the preparation and true and fair view of financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by management, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the separate financial statements. We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion. Opinion In our opinion, the separate financial statements give a true and fair view of the unconsolidated financial position of the Bank as at 31 December 2015, and of its unconsolidated financial performance and its unconsolidated cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards. Beograd, 24 March 2016 KPMG d.o.o. Beograd (M.P.) Dušan Tomić Certified Auditor 55 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF PROFIT OR LOSS Year Ended December 31, 2015 In thousands of RSD Interest income Interest expense Net interest income Fee and commission income Fee and commission expense Net fee and commission income Net gains/(losses) on financial assets held for trading Net gains/(losses) on hedging Net gains on financial assets designated at fair value Note 7 7 8 8 2015 13,609,400 (2,075,247) 11,534,153 4,258,878 (937,336) 3,321,542 43,329 1,123 - 51,323 1,288,102 1,232,045 168,192 (1,774,143) 13,703,627 (3,006,802) (711,664) (5,139,841) 4,845,320 (503,368) 4,341,952 185,103 (2,445,180) 13,923,438 (2,983,702) (667,709) (4,432,609) 5,839,418 (611,784) 5,227,634 through profit or loss Net gains on foreign exchange differences and effects of foreign currency clause Other operating income Net impairment loss on financial assets Operating income, net Personnel expenses Depreciation expense Other expenses Profit before income tax Income tax Profit for the year 9 10 11 21, 22 12 13 2014 11,737,236 (1,253,899) 10,483,337 4,639,999 (1,099,520) 3,540,479 (1,977) (363) The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. Belgrade, 21 March 2016 For and on behalf of the Management Raiffeisen banka a.d., Beograd Zoran Petrović Chairman of the Managing Board Petar Jovanović Deputy Chairman of the Managing Board 56 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF OTHER COMPREHENSIVE INCOME Year Ended December 31, 2015 Note In thousands of RSD Other comprehensive income Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss Profit for the year Valuation of financial assets available for sale Cash flow hedging valuation Changes in deferred tax assets arising from other comprehensive income Total other comprehensive income Total other comprehensive income for the period 29 13.3 The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. 2015 2014 4,341,952 861 160,979 5,227,634 (9,287) (122,533) (22,883) 18,380 138,957 4,480,909 (113,440) 5,114,194 57 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION As of December 31, 2015 In thousands of RSD Asset Cash and balances with central banks Financial assets at fair value through profit or loss held for trading Financial assets available for sale Financial assets held to maturity Loans and receivables to banks and other financial institutions Loans and receivables to customers Receivables from financial derivatives held for hedging against risks Investments in joint ventures Investments in subsidiaries Intangible assets Property, plant and equipment Current tax assets Deferred tax assets Other assets Total Liabilities and equity Financial liabilities at fair value through profit or loss held for Note 31.12.2015 31.12.2014 14 52,143,951 38,201,542 15 29,334 940,687 16 17 6,146,661 23,275,760 5,543,033 21,663,995 18 28,864,439 29,660,044 19 117,196,887 121,324,042 59,703 39,465 113,195 190,898 429,079 4,420,084 32,876 324,208 1,199,376 234,426,451 113,195 190,898 462,224 4,631,813 163,095 293,542 906,157 224,133,732 33,123 65,146 70,874 50,207 25 3,078,982 19,649,381 26 27 28 174,319,264 894,821 923,936 179,321,000 146,859,266 873,250 784,306 168,281,556 29 29 29 29 27,466,158 4,341,952 23,297,341 55,105,451 234,426,451 27,466,158 5,227,634 23,158,384 55,852,176 224,133,732 20 20 22 21 23 24 trading Liabilities arising from financial derivatives held for hedging against risks Deposits and other liabilities to banks, other financial institutions and central bank Deposits and other liabilities to other customers Provisions Other liabilities Total liabilities Equity Share capital Profit for the year Reserves Total equity Total The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. 58 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY Year Ended December 31, 2015 Share capital In thousands of RSD Balance as at 1 January 2014 Profit for the year Total comprehensive income Cash flow hedging valuation Available for sale securities valuation Related tax Profit reserves transfer to retained earnings Transactions with owners of the Bank Dividends paid Balance as at 31 December 2014 Balance as at 1 January 2015 Profit for the year Total comprehensive income Cash flow hedging valuation Available for sale securities valuation Related tax Transactions with owners of the Bank Dividends paid Balance as at 31 December 2015 Profit Revaluation reserves reserves Profit Total 27,466,158 - 23,559,125 - (81,641) - 5,410,895 5,227,634 56,354,537 5,227,634 - 853,283 (122,533) (9,287) 18,380 - (853,283) (122,533) (9,287) 18,380 - 27,466,158 27,466,158 - (1,058,943) 23,353,465 23,353,465 - (195,081) (195,081) - (4,557,612) 5,227,634 5,227,634 4,341,952 (5,616,555) 55,852,176 55,852,176 4,341,952 - - 160,979 861 (22,883) - 160,979 861 (22,883) 27,466,158 23,353,465 (56,124) (5,227,634) 4,341,952 (5,227,634) 55,105,451 The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. 59 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS Year Ended December 31, 2015 Cash flows from operating activities Cash inflow from operating activities Inflow from interest Inflow from fees Inflow from other operating activities Dividends received Cash outflow in operating activities Outflow from interest Outflow from fees Outflow from gross salaries, benefits and other personal expenses Outflow from taxes, contributions and other duties charged to income Outflow from other operating expenses Net cash inflow from operating activities before increase or decrease in 2015 2014 16,944,617 11,813,750 4,624,249 506,173 445 (11,021,998) (1,273,544) (931,976) (3,031,879) (849,718) (4,934,881) 19,064,858 13,679,107 4,255,047 1,130,704 (11,129,336) (2,076,520) (945,690) (3,062,140) (576,283) (4,468,703) placements and deposits Decrease in placements, and increase in deposits taken Decrease in loans and placements with banks, other financial 5,922,619 7,935,522 20,360,087 19,817,278 4,066,021 3,820,983 968,507 - 15,305,269 15,996,295 20,290 - (52,032) (3,751,046) (19,926) - (32,106) (3,646,485) - (104,561) 26,230,674 (426,698) (4,966,252) 20,837,724 24,001,754 (607,418) (5,335,729) 18,058,607 In thousands of RSD organizations, central bank and customers Decrease in financial assets that are initially recognized at fair value through profit or loss, financial assets held for trading and other securities not intended to be invested Increase in deposits and other liabilities to banks, other financial organisations, central bank and customers Increase in liabilities arising from financial derivatives held for hedging against risks and change in fair value of hedged items Increase in placements and decrease in taken deposits and other liabilities Increase in receivables from financial derivatives held for hedging against risks and change in fair value of hedged items Decrease of financial liabilities initially recognized at fair value through profit or loss and financial liabilities held for trading Decrease of liabilities arising from financial derivatives held for hedging against risks and the changes in value of items that are the subject of hedging against risks Net cash inflow from operating activities before profit tax Profit tax paid Dividends paid Net cash inflow from operating activities 60 NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated SEPARATE STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS continued Year Ended December 31, 2014 2015 2014 18,622,435 18,621,982 453 (20,666,557) (20,195,812) (470,745) (2,044,122) 11,583,557 11,578,559 67 4,931 (16,154,152) (15,734,002) (420,150) (4,570,595) (7,006,235) (7,006,235) (7,006,235) 55,927,139 (44,139,772) 11,787,367 28,283,566 396,210 40,467,143 (4,001,190) (2,319,030) (1,682,160) (4,001,190) 50,465,693 (40,978,871) 9,486,822 18,282,574 514,170 28,283,566 In thousands of RSD Cash flows from investing activities Cash inflow from investing activities Inflow from investments in investment securities Inflow from sales of investments in subsidiaries and joint ventures Inflow from sale of intangible assets, property, plant and equipment Cash outflow from investing activities Outflow from investments in investment securities Outflow for purchase of intangible assets, property, plant and equipment Net cash outflow from investing activities Cash flows from financing activities Cash outflow from financing activities Cash outflow from subordinated liabilities Cash outflows from borrowings Net cash outflow from financing activities Total cash inflow Total cash outflow Net increase in cash Cash and cash equivalents at the beginning of the year Positive exchange rate differences Cash and cash equivalents at the end of the period The accompanying notes form an integral part of these financial statements. NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated 123 124 www.raiffeisenbank.rs NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS December 31, 2015 All amounts expressed in thousand of RSD, unless otherwise stated