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Export-Import Bank
                 Working Capital Guarantee Program




                         Structured Trade Finance
               Global Trade & Supply Chain Solutions

Eugene Nagotko
Director
Office: (201) 251-5075
Cell: (201) 403-3427
Gene.Nagotko@BAML.com
Ex-Im Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program Overview
 Definition
     – Working Capital (AR/Inventory) financing for exporters backed by the guarantee of the Export-Import Bank of the
         United States, an agency that carries the full faith and credit backing of our government

 Purpose
     – To support financing of export of U.S. goods and services to international markets and maintain and expand U.S.
        jobs
           • Insures lenders from losses on foreign receivables
           • Offers superior advance rates against working capital to exporters (up to 90% on A/R and 75% on inventory)

 Program
     – BofAML finds appropriate clients/prospects, proposes the solution, and performs standard due diligence
     – BofAML has Super level Delegated Authority status ($10mm) and is an approved Fast Track lender ($25mm)
     – WCGP facilities are frequently paired with domestic facilities for comprehensive trade financing solutions.
           • Enables leveraging of customer service and compliance
           • Cross-collateralized and cross-defaulted with domestic facilities, shared financial covenants
     – Performance Stand-by Letters of Credit issued under the WCGP only require 25% Borrowing Base collateral
        support

 Pricing
     – 1.0% to 1.5% upfront fees per annum with LIBOR plus matrix pricing spreads
     – BofAML risk policy provides strategic pricing of WCGP facilities due to the Ex-Im Bank guarantee
Benefits of Ex-Im Bank WCGP Financing

 Advantages to Borrower                                                       Bank of America Merrill Lynch Advantages


  Superior advance rates vs. non-guaranteed LOC:                               Delegated Lending Authority provides flexibility
       90% for eligible US export-related foreign A/R                               Up to $25 million without special approval
               70% Overseas export-related foreign A/R                         Opportunity to lend against challenging circumstances
       75% for eligible US export-related inventory                                 Difficult asset classes
               60% Overseas export-related inventory                                Concentrated customer bases
               Raw Materials & Work-In-Process included                             Lumpy cash flows due to project type transactions
       Concentration Risk is not a limitation with Ex-Im Bank
                                                                                Well rounded sales and support structure adds to ease of use.

 Enables exporter to offer longer and more flexible sales terms to buyers:          Dedicated sales team provides superior product origination
                                                                                      support to our client borrowers
      Up to 180 days from date of invoice, plus
                                                                                     Well established System of Record, maintained by an operations
              60 days past due for open A/R                                          team with WCGP product-specific knowledge
              90 days past due if covered by credit insurance                       BofAML employs external counsel with extensive WCGP
                                                                                      product expertise
 Broadens ability to finance export growth
       Alternative structures are available under the WCG Program to
        support various business models
       Indirect exports qualify (i.e. a direct contract with the foreign
        end-user is not required)
       BofAML Lines of Credit shorten the time line for daily funding
        needs for most clients
Ex-Im Bank WCGP Financing: Basic Eligibility Criteria

 Client Profile:
    • U.S. exporters: manufacturers and services related companies
    • U.S. companies and U.S. subsidiaries of foreign companies are eligible
    • Industry sectors – chemicals, transportation, alternative fuels, electrical/testing, oil & gas
    • BofAML is a market leader with a global network and treasury platform
 Borrower characteristics:
    • Positive TNW and one year operating history
    • Demonstrated experience in delivering similar contracts successfully
    • Eligible collateral consists of export related A/R and inventory
    • Goods and/or services must include more than 50% U.S. content
    • Goods and/or services must be exported from the U.S.
    • Perfected first security interest in the collateral must be available
 Credit underwriting considerations:
    • The usual standards are applied under our delegated authority.
    • In addition, an RMA ratio qualification test is applied:
          • Borrower must exceed 4 of 7 ratios as reported by the RMA for the lower quartile of
            the borrower’s NAICS classification.
Global Trade & Supply Chain Solutions
A leader in the $2.5 Billion Ex-Im Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program
Helping clients maximize cash flow through liquidity enhancements, foreign risk
mitigation and expansion into new developing markets.


                          Competitive Positioning                                                  Demonstrated Market Leadership

   Leader in North American export trade finance market with client              Best Trade Bank In North America - 2010
    base in the US Middle Market and Business Banking                              - Trade & Forfaiting Review - Readers' Poll

   Top ranked market share in the Ex-Im Bank Working Capital
    Guarantee Program                                                             Best Financial Supply Chain, North America 2008, 2009, 2010
                                                                                   - Treasury Management International
   15 new clients in past year with ABL infrastructure and systems to
    support future growth
                                                                                  Best Trade Finance Provider in the USA - 2011
   Highest Ex-Im Bank lending authority allowing export working                   - Euromoney Trade Finance Poll 2011
    capital loans of up to $25MM per borrower with 90% guarantee

                BofAML / Ex-Im Working Capital Guarantee Program sample transactions (names / logos omitted)


      Georgia based                North Carolina               Louisiana based                     New Jersey based               Michigan based
      renewable fuel            based manufacturer            producer of specialty                provider of electric            architecture and
         producer                 of extrusion and                 chemicals                     supplies to energy and              engineering
                                sheet stretch forming                                                other industries                organization
                                      machines                 $12MM Term Loan
      $4MM Ex-Im                                               $5MM Term Loan                     $10MM Revolver                 $4MM Revolver
                                  $3MM Ex-Im                   $17MM Revolver                     $25MM Ex-Im                    $7MM Ex-Im
                                                               $6MM Ex-Im




    Proprietary & Confidential - For internal use only
Ex-Im Working Capital Deal Process Overview

    No.   Description
     1    Evaluate the Need:
            Review operating and export history; Product - its nature, US content, and
            countries of export; Ownership evaluation; and RMA ratio qualification
     2    Assess Program Suitability:
            Waiver need evaluation, Formal Risk Approval, Term Sheet construction and
            acceptance
     3    Perform Due Diligence:
            Field Exam, Legal documentation process
     4    On-board and Acclimate the Client:
            Orientation with borrowing procedures, Stucky (ABL system of record) utilization
            and functionality, Treasury account establishment, as applicable
     5    Close the Deal:
            Formal closing (signing) of loan documents, Fee payment, Notification to Ex-Im




6
Example of the WCGP Advantage:




7
Ex-Im Qualifying Ratios (as defined by the Risk Management Association):



                              Current Ratio                    Prospective
                                                             borrower ratios
                                                             are compared to
                          Net Sales/Total Assets             NAICS industry
                                                            data as published
                          Debt to Tangible Worth            from time to time
                                                               in the RMA
                                                            Statement Studies
                        Debt to Service Coverage

                              EBIT/Interest

                    Cost of Sales/Inventory Turn (days)

                  Sales/Accounts Receivable Turn (days)

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BofAML contacts for the Ex-Im Bank WCGP- Southeast MM

       Product Partner- Exim Bank WCGP     Trade Sales Officer

             Eugene S. Nagotko                Julia Reynolds
                   Director                       Director
         Bank of America Merrill Lynch    Bank of America Plaza
             208 Harristown Road              414 Union Street
             Glen Rock, NJ 07452         Nashville, TN 37219-1697
           Mail code: NJ6-503-03-11      Mail code: TN1-100-06-25

            Office    201.251.5075        Office   615.749.3455
            Cell      201.403.3427

            gene.nagotko@baml.com        Julia.reynolds@baml.com




9
This presentation is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer or commitment to buy or sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell a security or
any financial instrument, or a commitment to enter into a transaction, of the type generally described herein. The information contained herein, and any other
communications or information provided by Bank of America, is not intended to be, and shall not be regarded or construed as, a recommendation for transactions or
tax or investment advice, and Bank of America shall not be relied upon for the same without a specific, written agreement between us.

Information contained in this presentation has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy or completeness is not guaranteed by Bank of
America. Also, certain information contained in this presentation speaks as of the date of this presentation (or another date, if so noted) and is subject to change
without notice.

This presentation is intended solely for your use and under no circumstances may a copy of this presentation be shown, copied, transmitted, or otherwise given to any
person other than your authorized representatives.

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Structured trade finance ex im working capital guarantee programme - eugene nagatko, bank of america - 25 january 2012

  • 1. Export-Import Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program Structured Trade Finance Global Trade & Supply Chain Solutions Eugene Nagotko Director Office: (201) 251-5075 Cell: (201) 403-3427 Gene.Nagotko@BAML.com
  • 2. Ex-Im Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program Overview  Definition – Working Capital (AR/Inventory) financing for exporters backed by the guarantee of the Export-Import Bank of the United States, an agency that carries the full faith and credit backing of our government  Purpose – To support financing of export of U.S. goods and services to international markets and maintain and expand U.S. jobs • Insures lenders from losses on foreign receivables • Offers superior advance rates against working capital to exporters (up to 90% on A/R and 75% on inventory)  Program – BofAML finds appropriate clients/prospects, proposes the solution, and performs standard due diligence – BofAML has Super level Delegated Authority status ($10mm) and is an approved Fast Track lender ($25mm) – WCGP facilities are frequently paired with domestic facilities for comprehensive trade financing solutions. • Enables leveraging of customer service and compliance • Cross-collateralized and cross-defaulted with domestic facilities, shared financial covenants – Performance Stand-by Letters of Credit issued under the WCGP only require 25% Borrowing Base collateral support  Pricing – 1.0% to 1.5% upfront fees per annum with LIBOR plus matrix pricing spreads – BofAML risk policy provides strategic pricing of WCGP facilities due to the Ex-Im Bank guarantee
  • 3. Benefits of Ex-Im Bank WCGP Financing Advantages to Borrower Bank of America Merrill Lynch Advantages  Superior advance rates vs. non-guaranteed LOC:  Delegated Lending Authority provides flexibility  90% for eligible US export-related foreign A/R  Up to $25 million without special approval  70% Overseas export-related foreign A/R  Opportunity to lend against challenging circumstances  75% for eligible US export-related inventory  Difficult asset classes  60% Overseas export-related inventory  Concentrated customer bases  Raw Materials & Work-In-Process included  Lumpy cash flows due to project type transactions  Concentration Risk is not a limitation with Ex-Im Bank  Well rounded sales and support structure adds to ease of use.  Enables exporter to offer longer and more flexible sales terms to buyers:  Dedicated sales team provides superior product origination support to our client borrowers  Up to 180 days from date of invoice, plus  Well established System of Record, maintained by an operations  60 days past due for open A/R team with WCGP product-specific knowledge  90 days past due if covered by credit insurance  BofAML employs external counsel with extensive WCGP product expertise  Broadens ability to finance export growth  Alternative structures are available under the WCG Program to support various business models  Indirect exports qualify (i.e. a direct contract with the foreign end-user is not required)  BofAML Lines of Credit shorten the time line for daily funding needs for most clients
  • 4. Ex-Im Bank WCGP Financing: Basic Eligibility Criteria  Client Profile: • U.S. exporters: manufacturers and services related companies • U.S. companies and U.S. subsidiaries of foreign companies are eligible • Industry sectors – chemicals, transportation, alternative fuels, electrical/testing, oil & gas • BofAML is a market leader with a global network and treasury platform  Borrower characteristics: • Positive TNW and one year operating history • Demonstrated experience in delivering similar contracts successfully • Eligible collateral consists of export related A/R and inventory • Goods and/or services must include more than 50% U.S. content • Goods and/or services must be exported from the U.S. • Perfected first security interest in the collateral must be available  Credit underwriting considerations: • The usual standards are applied under our delegated authority. • In addition, an RMA ratio qualification test is applied: • Borrower must exceed 4 of 7 ratios as reported by the RMA for the lower quartile of the borrower’s NAICS classification.
  • 5. Global Trade & Supply Chain Solutions A leader in the $2.5 Billion Ex-Im Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program Helping clients maximize cash flow through liquidity enhancements, foreign risk mitigation and expansion into new developing markets. Competitive Positioning Demonstrated Market Leadership  Leader in North American export trade finance market with client  Best Trade Bank In North America - 2010 base in the US Middle Market and Business Banking - Trade & Forfaiting Review - Readers' Poll  Top ranked market share in the Ex-Im Bank Working Capital Guarantee Program  Best Financial Supply Chain, North America 2008, 2009, 2010 - Treasury Management International  15 new clients in past year with ABL infrastructure and systems to support future growth  Best Trade Finance Provider in the USA - 2011  Highest Ex-Im Bank lending authority allowing export working - Euromoney Trade Finance Poll 2011 capital loans of up to $25MM per borrower with 90% guarantee BofAML / Ex-Im Working Capital Guarantee Program sample transactions (names / logos omitted) Georgia based North Carolina Louisiana based New Jersey based Michigan based renewable fuel based manufacturer producer of specialty provider of electric architecture and producer of extrusion and chemicals supplies to energy and engineering sheet stretch forming other industries organization machines $12MM Term Loan $4MM Ex-Im $5MM Term Loan $10MM Revolver $4MM Revolver $3MM Ex-Im $17MM Revolver $25MM Ex-Im $7MM Ex-Im $6MM Ex-Im Proprietary & Confidential - For internal use only
  • 6. Ex-Im Working Capital Deal Process Overview No. Description 1 Evaluate the Need: Review operating and export history; Product - its nature, US content, and countries of export; Ownership evaluation; and RMA ratio qualification 2 Assess Program Suitability: Waiver need evaluation, Formal Risk Approval, Term Sheet construction and acceptance 3 Perform Due Diligence: Field Exam, Legal documentation process 4 On-board and Acclimate the Client: Orientation with borrowing procedures, Stucky (ABL system of record) utilization and functionality, Treasury account establishment, as applicable 5 Close the Deal: Formal closing (signing) of loan documents, Fee payment, Notification to Ex-Im 6
  • 7. Example of the WCGP Advantage: 7
  • 8. Ex-Im Qualifying Ratios (as defined by the Risk Management Association): Current Ratio Prospective borrower ratios are compared to Net Sales/Total Assets NAICS industry data as published Debt to Tangible Worth from time to time in the RMA Statement Studies Debt to Service Coverage EBIT/Interest Cost of Sales/Inventory Turn (days) Sales/Accounts Receivable Turn (days) 8
  • 9. BofAML contacts for the Ex-Im Bank WCGP- Southeast MM Product Partner- Exim Bank WCGP Trade Sales Officer Eugene S. Nagotko Julia Reynolds Director Director Bank of America Merrill Lynch Bank of America Plaza 208 Harristown Road 414 Union Street Glen Rock, NJ 07452 Nashville, TN 37219-1697 Mail code: NJ6-503-03-11 Mail code: TN1-100-06-25 Office 201.251.5075 Office 615.749.3455 Cell 201.403.3427 gene.nagotko@baml.com Julia.reynolds@baml.com 9
  • 10. This presentation is for informational purposes only. It does not constitute an offer or commitment to buy or sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy or sell a security or any financial instrument, or a commitment to enter into a transaction, of the type generally described herein. The information contained herein, and any other communications or information provided by Bank of America, is not intended to be, and shall not be regarded or construed as, a recommendation for transactions or tax or investment advice, and Bank of America shall not be relied upon for the same without a specific, written agreement between us. Information contained in this presentation has been obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy or completeness is not guaranteed by Bank of America. Also, certain information contained in this presentation speaks as of the date of this presentation (or another date, if so noted) and is subject to change without notice. This presentation is intended solely for your use and under no circumstances may a copy of this presentation be shown, copied, transmitted, or otherwise given to any person other than your authorized representatives.