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JSC Halyk Bank: Consolidated financial results for the year ended 31 December 2017

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JSC Halyk Bank (HSBK) 
JSC Halyk Bank: Consolidated financial results for the year ended 31 
December 2017 
 
16-March-2018 / 12:48 CET/CEST 
Dissemination of a Regulatory Announcement, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
   16 March 2018 
 
 Joint Stock Company 'Halyk Savings Bank of Kazakhstan' 
 
 Consolidated financial results 
 
 for the year ended 31 December 2017 
 
 Joint Stock Company 'Halyk Savings Bank of Kazakhstan' and its subsidiaries 
   (together "the Bank") (LSE: HSBK) releases its consolidated financial 
  statements for the year ended 31 December 2017 prepared in accordance with 
  International Financial Reporting Standards, audited by Deloitte, LLP, and 
   subject to further approval by the Bank's Board of Directors and Annual 
   General Shareholders' Meeting. 
 
   Umut Shayakhmetova, the Bank's CEO commented: 
 
  "2017 had a particular historical significance for the further development 
   of Halyk Group. Having completed the major transaction on acquisition of 
   Kazkommertsbank, we have significantly strengthened our leading positions 
   and now have 34% market share. The main goal for this year is to 
   successfully complete all necessary procedures for the integration of 
   systemically important banks and insurance companies of the group. By 
 combining all the strengths, the most promising product and IT developments 
   and the largest infrastructures of our financial institutions - the Halyk 
Group companies will be able to provide the best choice of products together 
   with excellent quality of service for our customers." 
 
Consolidated income statements 
 
                 12m    12m   Change  Y-o-Y   4Q     4Q    Change  Y-o-Y, 
                2017   2016   , abs    , %   2017   2016   , abs     % 
Interest income 506,3  332,5  173,76  52.3%  167,2  88,51  78,759  89.0% 
                28     63     5              76     7 
                -257,  -160,  -97,25  60.6%  -85,5  -41,7  -43,86   2.1x 
                 805    549     6             69     05      4 
 
   Interest 
    expense 
                248,5  172,0  76,509  44.5%  81,70  46,81  34,895  74.5% 
                23     14                    7      2 
 
Net interest 
income before 
impairment 
charge 
                87,64  57,69  29,943  51.9%  28,76  15,40  13,355  86.7% 
                0      7                     0      5 
 
Fee and 
commission 
income 
                -26,7  -11,2  -15,43  2.4x   -10,7  -2,86  -7,835  3.7x 
                32     95     7              03     8 
 
Fee and 
commission 
expense 
                60,90  46,40  14,506  31.3%  18,05  12,53  5,520   44.0% 
                8      2                     7      7 
 
Net fee and 
commission 
income 
                6,493  3,272  3,221   98.4%  2,933  1,373  1,560   2.1x 
 
Insurance 
income(1) 
 
FX              -4,94  18,50  -23,45  -4.7x  43,21  6,775  36,441  6.4x 
operations(2)   9      6      5              6 
 
Income/loss     32,48  -10,0  42,574  4.2x   -27,8  -3,55  -24,32  7.8x 
from derivative 7      87                    77     4      3 
operations and 
securities (3) 
 
Other           23,61  6,486  17,132  3.6x   14,17  2,518  11,661  5.6x 
non-interest    8                            9 
income 
 
Impairment      -67,3  -25,3  -41,99  2.7x   -43,1  -6,64  -36,50  6.5x 
charge and      02     08     4              49     1      8 
reserves (4) 
                1,737  -44    1781    40.5x  1,275  -66    1341    20.3x 
 
Provisions 
against letters 
of credit and 
guarantees 
issued 
                -112,  -68,5  -43,77  63.8%  -46,2  -21,4  -24,72  2.2x 
                330    59     1              16     94     2 
 
Operating 
expenses(5) 
                -25,5  -22,1  -3,415  15.4%  -8,16  -5,72  -2,441  42.6% 
                98     83                    7      6 
 
Income tax 
expense 
Profit from     9,876  10,91  -1,037  -9.5%  2,134  4,877  -2,743  -56.2% 
discontinued           3 
operations 
                -101   0      -101    100%   -51    0      -51     100% 
 
Non-controlling 
Interest 
                173,3  131,4  41,950  31.9%  38,04  37,41  630     1.7% 
                62     12                    1      1 
 
Net income 
 
Net interest    4.9%   5.5%                  4.9%   5.3% 
margin, p.a. 
Return on       22.7%  22.3%                 18.0%  23.1% 
average equity, 
p.a. 
Return on       2.6%   2.8%                  1.8%   3.0% 
average assets, 
p.a. 
Cost-to-income  29.5%  28.1%                 33.5%  31.3% 
ratio 
Cost of risk,   2.2%   1.0%                  4.8%   1.1% 
p.a. 
 
   (1) insurance underwriting income (gross insurance premiums written, net 
   change in unearned insurance premiums, ceded reinsurance share) less 
insurance claims incurred, net of reinsurance (insurance payments, insurance 
   reserves expenses, commissions to agents); 
 
   (2) net gain on foreign exchange operations; 
 
   (3) net gain from financial assets and liabilities at fair value through 
   profit or loss and net realised gain/(loss) from available-for-sale 
   investment securities; 
 
   (4) total impairment charge, including impairment charge on loans to 
   customers, amounts due from credit institutions, available-for-sale 
   investment securities and other assets; 
 
   (5) Including impairment loss of assets held for sale 
 
 Compared with 12M 2016, interest income grew by 52.3% due to 51.1% increase 
   in average balances of interest-earning assets. The increase in average 
 balances of interest-earning assets was mainly on the back of consolidation 
 of Kazkommertsbank assets in 3Q 2017, as well as NBK Notes purchased by the 
Bank starting from 2Q 2016. Interest expense grew by 60.6% compared with 12M 
   2016. This was mostly due to increase in average balances on interesting 
 bearing liabilities by 42.5%, as well as increase in average interest rates 
   on amounts to customers (to 4.1% p.a. from 3.7% p.a.) and debt securities 
   issued (to 8.5% p.a. from 7.7% p.a.) as a result of consolidation of 
  Kazkommertsbank assets in 3Q 2017. As a result, net interest income before 
   impairment charge increased by 44.5% to KZT 248.5bn compared to 12M 2016. 
 
Compared with 3Q 2017, interest income grew by 8.4% due to 15.7% increase in 
  average balances of interest-earning assets. Interest expense decreased by 
   0.9% compared with 3Q 2017 due to decrease in average interest rates on 
   interest-bearing liabilities to 4.7%p.a. from 5.5%p.a. As a result, net 
   interest income before impairment charge increased by 20.1% to KZT 81.7bn 
   compared to 3Q 2017. 
 
   Net interest margin decreased to 4.9% p.a. for 12M 2017 compared to 5.5% 
   p.a. for 12M 2016, mainly on the back of lower net interest margin of 
Kazkommertsbank and reclassification of Altyn Bank's interest earning-assets 
 into assets held for sale. Net interest margin remained almost flat at 4.9% 
   p.a. for 4Q 2017 compared to 4.8% p.a. for 3Q 2017 against the decreasing 
   interest rates on interest-bearing liabilities. 
 
   Impairment charge increased by 165.9% compared to 12M 2016 mainly due to 
  consolidation of Kazkommertsbank loan portfolio starting from 3Q 2017. The 
  cost of risk increased to 2.2% p.a. compared to 1.0% p.a. for 12m 2016 and 
   to 4.8% p.a. compared to 1.1% p.a. for 4Q 2016. 
 
   Fee and commission income rose by 51.9% compared to 12M 2016, mainly as a 
  result of consolidation of Kazkommertsbank, as well as, growing volumes of 
  transactional banking, mainly in payment card maintenance, cash operations 
   and bank transfers - settlements. 
 
   Other non-interest income increased to KZT 106.3bn for 12M 2017 vs. KZT 
43.0bn for 12M 2016. This increase was largely attributable to consolidation 
 with insurance subsidiaries of Kazkommertsbank, as well as, growing volumes 
   of insurance business of the Bank. In addition, other non-interest income 
   grew due to net gain from financial assets and liabilities at fair value 
   through profit or loss mainly on the back of consolidation of 
   Kazkommertsbank. 
 
   Operating expenses grew by 63.8% compared to 12M 2016 mainly due to 
consolidation of Kazkommertsbank, as well as increase in the Bank's expenses 
   on salaries and other employee benefits, professional services and taxes. 
  Salaries and other employee benefits increased on the back of higher bonus 
   reserves accrued in 12M 2017 compared to 12M 2016 and overall increase in 
employee salaries from 1 June 2017; the increase was partially offset by the 
reversal of bonus reserves in 3Q 2017 previously accrued by Kazkommertsbank. 
   The increase in professional services and taxes was due to expenses on 
 external consultants in connection with the purchase of Kazkommertsbank and 
   sale of 60% stake in Altyn Bank. 
 
The Bank's cost-to-income ratio increased to 29.5% compared to 28.1% for 12M 
   2016 on the back of faster growth in operating expenses versus operating 
  income. Operating income increased by 56.1% on the back of higher interest 
   income, net fees and commissions, positive revaluation of derivative 
   instruments in 3Q 2017 and realised net gain on trading operations in 4Q 
   2017. 
 
Consolidated statement of financial position 
 
            31-Dec-17 30-Sep-17 31-Dec-16  Change  Change  Change  Change 
                                           , abs   YTD, %  , abs 
                                                                   Q-o-Q, 
                                                                     % 
Total       8,857,781 8,674,584 5,348,483  3,509,   65.6%  183,19    2.1% 
assets                                        298               7 
Cash and    1,891,587 1,726,932 1,850,641  40,946    2.2%  164,65    9.5% 
reserves                                                        5 
Amounts due    87,736    77,056    35,542  52,194    2.5x  10,680   13.9% 
from credit 
institution 
s 
T-bills &   1,878,870 1,974,180   586,982  1,291,    3.2x  -95,31   -4.8% 

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