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Introduction to ACSIC amp KODIT
Overview
Contents
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Main Members
Introduction to KODIT
Wrap-up
Overview
1 ACSIC Members
3
I Overview
ACSIC Asian Credit Supplementation Institution Confederation (since 1987)
Eligible Countries Asian countries excluding areas to the West and North of Pakistan
Multiple members Korea(3) Indonesia(3) Japan(2)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea
3
2 Major Activities I Overview
26th Annual Conference November 2013 (Busan Korea)
4
3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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Overview
Contents
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Main Members
Introduction to KODIT
Wrap-up
Overview
1 ACSIC Members
3
I Overview
ACSIC Asian Credit Supplementation Institution Confederation (since 1987)
Eligible Countries Asian countries excluding areas to the West and North of Pakistan
Multiple members Korea(3) Indonesia(3) Japan(2)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea
3
2 Major Activities I Overview
26th Annual Conference November 2013 (Busan Korea)
4
3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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Overview
1 ACSIC Members
3
I Overview
ACSIC Asian Credit Supplementation Institution Confederation (since 1987)
Eligible Countries Asian countries excluding areas to the West and North of Pakistan
Multiple members Korea(3) Indonesia(3) Japan(2)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea
3
2 Major Activities I Overview
26th Annual Conference November 2013 (Busan Korea)
4
3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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1 ACSIC Members
3
I Overview
ACSIC Asian Credit Supplementation Institution Confederation (since 1987)
Eligible Countries Asian countries excluding areas to the West and North of Pakistan
Multiple members Korea(3) Indonesia(3) Japan(2)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea
3
2 Major Activities I Overview
26th Annual Conference November 2013 (Busan Korea)
4
3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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2 Major Activities I Overview
26th Annual Conference November 2013 (Busan Korea)
4
3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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3 Performance of Member Countries I Overview
Classification Total Guarantee Supplies
Outstanding Guarantees
No of SME-Beneficiaries
Japan 113557 373609 1500067
Korea 62457 72004 1117568
Taiwan 31436 21047 126864
Indonesia 7425 9282 3782098
Malaysia 873 3742 48759
Thailand 1634 3523 43528
India 2819 No Records 254000
Sri Lanka 32 No Records 2307
Nepal 7 No Records 12727
Philippines 1 14 465
Total 220241 483208 6888383
(Unit million USD number)
Japan Korea Taiwan as of the end of 2012 Others as of the end of 2011
5
Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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Credit Guarantee Schemes of Major Members
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Contribution
Local Gov
National Government
Banks Contribution
Counter- guarantee
SMEs
Loan
KOTEC
16 CGFs
KODIT Credit Guarantee
KODIT Korea Credit Guarantee Fund KOTEC Korea Technology Finance Corporation KOREG Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations CGF Credit Guarantee Foundation
Abbreviations
7
1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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1 Korea II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Institutions Target
Business Sources of Fund Market share
KODIT (1976~ )
General
① Central Government
② Banks (0225)
③ Enterprises
56
KOTEC (1989~ )
Tech-Oriented Venture
① Central Government
② Banks (0135)
③ Enterprises
25
16 CGFs (1999~ )
Small amp Micro
① Local Government
② Banks (002)
③ Central Government
19
Market share by general guarantee outstanding
8
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
SMEs
Banks 52 Local CGCs
Local Government
National Government
Contribution
Credit Guarantee
Fund Loan
Insurance
Subsidy
Compensation for the Loss
JFC Japan Finance Corporation CGCs Credit Guarantee Corporations JFG Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations
Abbreviations
9
2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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2 Japan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Two-tier Credit Supplement System
Characteristics of Credit Insurance System
10
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Taiwan SMEG Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan
Abbreviation
Contribution
Loan
Government SMEs
Banks
11
3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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3 Taiwan II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Indirect Guarantee (84) Package Guarantee (15) Direct Guarantee (1)
1) Applying for loan 1) Agreement for Credit Line 1) Applying for credit guarantee
2) Investigation amp Appraisal 2) Applying for loan 2) Investigation amp Appraisal
3) Issuing Letter of Guarantee 3) Investigation amp Appraisal 3) Applying for loan
4) Confirming credit guarantee 4) Extending loan
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEG
SMEs
Banks
SMEs
SMEG
( ) share of each program
12
4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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4 Outreach of Credit Guarantee II Credit Guarantee Schemes of Members
Korea and Japan are countries with the highest outstanding guarantee to GDP ratios in the world while taking actively counter-cyclical financial policy in times of recession
59 56
51 48
46 48
63 59
56 55
63 60
57 58 57
68
76 73 74
67
19
26
33 34
29 26
32 36
40 43
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Japan
Korea
Guarantee to GDP (2011) USA 06 Germany 02
Taiwan
13
Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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Introduction to KODIT
1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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1 Profile of KODIT III Introduction to KODIT
Status Non-profit Special Legal Entity backed by Government
Establishment 1976 (37 years of history)
Capital Fund USD 57 billion (2012)
Outstanding Guarantee USD 424 billion (2012)
No of customers 230000
No of Employees 2200
Business Network 1 Head office 9 Regional HQs 99 Branches
15
2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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2 Business Line-up III Introduction to KODIT
Infrastructure Credit Guarantee
Credit Guarantee
Credit Insurance
Consulting
Management consulting for Startups and SMEs
Guarantee for liability of promising SMEs
Insurance for SMEs account receivables
Guarantee for private investment on SOC construction
16
3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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3 Governance III Introduction to KODIT
Financial Services Commission
Ministry of Strategy amp Finance
Small amp Medium Business Administration
Budget Planning Capital
Contribution Supervision of
Operation
Board of Policy
Chairman amp CEO
17
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(1) The capital fund of KODIT shall be built up with resources falling under the
following subparagraphs
1 Contributions from the government
2 Contributions from financial institutions
3 Contributions from enterprises
helliphelliphelliphelliphelliphellip
(3) Financial institutions shall make contributions to KODIT such amount by the
rate as prescribed in the Ordinance of the Prime Ministry within the scope
of not exceeding 31000 per annum of their loans
Current Basic Rate of Banks 0225 (KODIT)
18
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
(Unit million USD)
Accumulated Contribution to KODIT Gov (505) Banks (491) Others (04)
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
6039 6758 7516 8255 8997 9794
8516 8603 10452 10452 10452 10077 8
19
29 30 68 86
Banks Government Corporations
19
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
20
4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
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The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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4 Sources of Fund III Introduction to KODIT
21
(Spread + Subrogation) ndash (Loan loss + Contribution)
Benefits to Costs ratio = 26 rarrldquoefficientrdquo
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Comprehensive Evaluation
System
Analyst s Judgment
Corporate Credit Rating System (CCRS)
rarr Measuring Default Risks through Probability of Default (PD)
Credit Rating
KODIT Valuation System (KOVAS) rarr Measuring Future Growth Potential of Enterprises
Firm Value
22
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Rating Probability of Default
KR1
KR2
KR3
hellip
KR7
KR8
KR9
hellip
KR13
KR14
KR15
056
074
097
hellip
292
385
507
hellip
1524
2007
2644
Qualitative Factor
Total Score
Pre-Rating
Final Rating
Financial Factor
CEOs Financial Records
Business Experience etc
Quantitative Factor
Filtering
Financial Ratio
Analysis
Industry Grade
Technology Level etc
(UNIT)
23
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
Estimate sales amp
net operating profit
(adjusted by credit analyst)
Estimate cost of capital
(discount rate)
Estimate excess profit
amp continuing value
(time horizon 7 years)
Firm Value Grade 1~9
External factor industry CEO location etc Internal factor sales net operating profit invested capital etc
Input 20 elements affecting firm value
Checking abnormal financial indicators
Firm Value (FV)
24
5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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5 Enterprises Evaluation System III Introduction to KODIT
KR1 K3
KR2 K4
KR3 K5
KR4 K6
KR5 K7
KR6 K8
KR7 K9
KR8 K10
KR9 K11
KR10 K12
KR11 K13
KR12 K14
KR13
KR14 K13
KR15
K10 K11 K12 K13
K13
K11 K12 K13 K14
K12 K14K15
K8 K9 K10 K11
K9 K10 K11 K12
K6 K7 K8 K9
K7 K8 K9 K10
K4 K5 K6 K7
K5 K6 K7 K8
K3 K4 K5
K3 K4 K5 K6
FV-6 FV-7 FV-8 FV-9
K2
K3
FV-5
K2 K3 K4
K1
FV-1 FV-2 FV-3 FV-4KOVAS
CCRS
25
6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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6 Economic Role of Credit Guarantee III Introduction to KODIT
The Growth Rate of CG The Growth Rate of GDP
CG supplyrarr Invest amp Expansion rarr Employment Increase rarrEconomic Upturn
-20
0
20
40
60
80
100
-5
0
5
10
15
20
25
82 83 84 85 86 87 88 89 90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 00 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12
GDP(Nominal) CG Supplied
26
Foreign Currency Crisis
Global Financial Crisis
Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Wrap-up
1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
37
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1 Summary IV Wrap-up
(Operating Body) Separate Guarantee Institution Established by the Government amp the Special Law
(Public System) High Reliability amp Open-type Access
(Fund Raising) Raised by the Government Subsidies
and Contribution from Banks as well as the Guarantee Fees from Enterprises
(Economic Role) Major Financial Policy Tool in Times of Recession (Counter-cyclicality)
28
2 Closing (Introduction to Korean Wave) IV Wrap-up
29
317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
31
Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
32
VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
34
Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
35
Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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317 (No1 share) World-class Enterprises 176 bil (hits on YouTube)
Korean gov provides developing countries with non-financial assistance KSP
Under KSP KODIT offers policy consultation regarding credit guarantee system
Beneficiaries
Vietnam(2007) Cambodia(2010) Kazakhstan(2011) Ghana(2012) Mongolia(2013)
Other Beneficiaries Indonesia(2013) Uzbekistan(2012)
Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
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Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
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VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Country Institution
Korea (3) Korea Credit Guarantee Fund (KODIT)
Korea Technology Finance Corporation (KOTEC)
Korea Federation of Credit Guarantee Foundations (KOREG)
Japan (2) Japan Finance Corporation (JFC)
Japan Federation of Credit Guarantee Corporations (JFG) consists of 52 CGCs
Taiwan (1) Small and Medium Enterprise Credit Guarantee Fund of Taiwan (Taiwan SMEG)
Thailand (1) Thai Credit Guarantee Corporation (TCG)
Malaysia (1) Credit Guarantee Corporation Malaysia Berhad (CGCMB)
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Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
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VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
33
Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Country Institution
Indonesia (3) Perum Jaminan Kredit Indonesia (Perum Jamkrindo)
PT Asuransi Kredit Indonesia (PT Askrindo)
PT Penjamin Kredit Pengusaha Indonesia (PKPI)
India (1) Credit Guarantee Fund Trust for Micro and Small Enterprises (CGTMSE)
Philippines (1) Small Business Guarantee amp Finance Corporation (SBGFC)
Nepal (1) Deposit amp Credit Guarantee Corporation (DCGC)
Sri Lanka (1) Central Bank of Sri Lanka (CBSL)
1 Observer Papua New Guinea (Small Business Development Corporation)
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VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
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Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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VBR Value
Firm Value
divided by
Book value of equity
Size of Book Value
(Equity)
Less than USD1 million
USD 1 million ~3 million
USD 3 million ~ 10 million
More than USD 10 million
Value
Rating Scales
FV1
FV2
FV8
FV9
Classified under 9 scales according to the VBR scores in each different size of equity capital
VBR Firm Value to Book Value Ratio
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Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Definition Details
Excellent bull Continuous abnormal earnings can be achieved due to the brilliant profit-making ability at present and future
bull Excellent future value that is not influenced by the changes in the external environment
Good
bull Demonstrating a stable growth rate and a good future profit-making ability
bull There is a possibility that the firm may get influenced by the unfavorable changes in the
business environment in the long term
Fair
bull Continuous growth is possible if there is no dramatic change in the business environment
bull There is a possibility of the decrease in the firm value due to the decrease in the profitability
in response to the changes in the external environment
Poor bull Growth will be somewhat restricted due to the deterioration in profitability and cash flows if
there is no improvement in the economy and business environment
Very Poor
bull Profit making capacity is expected to be weak at present and future Hence there is a high
possibility that the firm value may decrease upon the business operation
bull Doubtful about the existence of the firm as a going businesses
FV1 FV2 FV3 FV4 FV5 FV6 FV7 FV8 FV9
Score Range 90~100 80~89 70~79 60~69 55~59 50~54 40~49 30~39 0~29
Definition Excellent Good Fair Poor Very Poor
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Decision-making Matrix Credit rating + Firm Value
High
Average
Low
High Average Low
Firm Value
Credit Rating
Measures Group Credit Rating
Firm Value
Group I
I
II
III
IV
High High
High Low
Low High
Low Low
Priority Support
Selectively Support
(Overestimated)
Actively Support
(Underestimated)
Reject (Cautiously Support)
Group II
Group III Group IV
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
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Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Firm Value
Credit Rating
High (FV6 or higher )
Low (FV7 or lower)
Average Default Rate
High (KR6 or higher)
Group I
( 04 )
Group II
( 38 ) 06
Low (KR7 or lower)
Group III
( 15 )
Group IV
( 77 ) 23
Average Default Rate 06 51 10
Group III(Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 15
Group II (Credit Rating amp Firm Value) Default Rate 38
Brackets Default Rate
36
Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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Case Credit Rating Value Rating
Company 1 KR1
(PD is low)
FV5 (Value is middle class
Future Growth possibility normal )
Company 2 KR1
(PD is low)
FV1 (Value is high
Future Growth potential high )
At the same level of PD Better to support the company with higher future growth potential
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