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Hrvatska Poštanska Banka d.d.

Quarterly Report Oct 24, 2017

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Unaudited

Zagreb, October 24 2017

In accordance with the Capital Markets Act, HPB p.l.c. publishes unaudited quarterly financial statements for the period from Jan 01 2017 to Sep 30 2017).

This report includes:

  • Management report of HPB p.l.c., $\bullet$
  • statement by persons accountable for compiling the report of HPB p.l.c., $\bullet$
  • unaudited set of unconsolidated financial statements (balance sheet, profit or loss statement, statement of changes in equity, cash flow statement), and
  • notes to financial statements.

Financial statements and notes were made in accordance with the TFI-KI reporting methodology by Croatian Financial Services Supervisory Agency. Items in the profit or loss statement are complied in accordance with IFRS.

Key highlights of results for the reporting period are as follows:

  • $\checkmark$ 1H 2017 net loss amounting to HRK 64,5M due to impairment losses recognized with regard to exposure towards Agrokor and related parties - has been almost annuled. Accordingly net loss amounts to HRK 1,3M has been recorded during the reporting period, as opposed to a net profit of HRK 141,1M achieved during the same period in 2016. Had the impairment losses for Agrokor exposures not been recognized, Bank's after-tax profit would have amounted to at least HRK 150M,
  • operating profit amounts to HRK 276,3M, representing a y-o-y decrease consequent to no significant one-offs in 2017, as had been the case in 2016 (e.g. VISA Europe Ltd. Transaction was closed in Jun 2016, resulting in HRK 33,5M gain for the Bank). Operating profit excluding one-offs would be higher by 6 percent y-o-y,
  • Bank's focus on core operations resulted in an increase in client acquisition and activation, as well as higher loan & deposit volume, and is reflected in a significant icrease in net interest income (+6,0%) and net fee income (+3,6%),
  • $\checkmark$ over 25 thousand retail currect accounts newly opened, as well as over 1.200 corporate business accounts,
  • book-value per share has increased by 1,1 percent ytd, in spite of recorded net loss,
  • √ own funds strengthened by retaining 2016 earnings, and decreased RWA have annuled the effect that loss had on capital adequacy. As a result preliminary CAR equals around 17,5 percent.

Quarterly Financial Statements for the Period from Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017 (unaudited)

Management report of HPB p.l.c.

Bank has achieved a significant improvement on its 1H results (net loss amounting to HRK 64,5M), and has accordingly recorded a net loss of HRK 1,3M during the reporting period, as a result of deterioirated creditworthiness of Agrokor group and related parties, i.e. due to impairment losses that have been recognized on these exposures (as per Sep 30 2017, HRK 193,5M of imapirments on exposure to the Agrokor group and economically and legally related parties).

Operating profit amounts to HRK 276,3M, representing a decrease of HRK 15,1 million in comparison with the same period 2016 due to significantly lower one offs and non-recurring transactions with regard to securities portfolio (excluding one-offs, operating profit ytd 2017 would amount to HRK 272,8 million, as opposed to HRK 256.6 million ytd 2016).

As a result of acquisition activities, income from core operations is increasing. ivnosti, temeljni prihodi su u porastu. Net interest income amounts to HRK 399,3 million, and has increased by 6,0% y-o-y. Albeit gross interest revenue decreased by 7,1% or HRK 38,1 million, interest expenses have been cut by a larger margin (by 37,3% or HRK 60,6 million) due to optimized funding structure and pricing policy. Net interest income is on the highest level over the course of the last seven years.

ytd net interest income development between 2011 and 2017 (in HRK million)

Net fee and commission income amounts to HRK 147,0 million, representing a 3,6 percent or HRK 5,0 million increase in comparison with the same period 2016. As with other core income categories, net fees are also on the highest ytd level over the course of the last seven years.

A growth in sustainable fees has been achieved in ytd 2017 – in retail segment (+0,8%) owing to higher number of new HPB combinations (product bundles), as well as in corporate segment (+3,0%) due to higher volume in guarantees and domestic payment operations. Increase resulted also from higher number of active clients in corporate segment due to substantial acquisition of new corporate accounts. Simultaneously, fees from card operations have increased significantly due to larger number of users and ATM transactions, in accordance with record tourism results in Croatia achieved in 2017.

Best fee income in the last 7 years 147 $135$ $142$ 134 138 $132$ $130$ ytd 2011 ytd 2012 ytd 2013 ytd 2014 ytd 2015 vtd 2016 ytd 2017

ytd net fee income development between 2011 and 2017 (in HRK million)

In conditions when external factors limit profitability, Bank endeavours to achieve internal improvements which might mitigate these effects. This is reflected in lower operating expenses in almost all relevant cost categoires (personnel, general and administrative expenses, depreciation).

Impairment losses have spiked by 82,6 percent which is almost entirely related to provisioning made on exposures towards Agrokor group and related parties (NPL coverage of balance and off-balance sheet items towards Agrokor and parties that are related legally and economically with Agrokor, equals 45,1 percent as per Sep 30 2017).

Limited capital base due to market share close to 5 percent has significantly limited potential for further balance sheet expansion over the larger part of the reporting period (until new Resolution on capital buffer for structural and systemic risk was issued by the CNB - in August 2017), so Bank's assets have remained almost unchanged, amounting to HRK 19,4 billion (+0,5%).

Owing to good trends, loans have increased by 3,3 percent, wherein retail loans increased by 5,5 percent, whilst loans to non-financial corporate sectore increased by 2,0 percent. New loan volume dominantly relates to housing loans in the retail segment (+HRK 200 million or +13,9%), while majority of new volume in corporate segment relates to investment loans (+HRK 124 million or +11,1 percent). With an increase in volume, as opposed to sector stagnation, HPB achieved market share growth in 2017.

Source for sector movements: www.hnb.hr (aggregate statistical reporting for credit institutions) *projected sector movement in Aug and Sep 2017 (source: HPB)

Deposits have increased by 0,9%. Deposit growth was moderate owing to necessity to limit balance sheet growth over the course of the larger part of the reporting period due to capital constraints.

Deposits development in 2017 (base index 12/16 = 100)

Source for sector movements: www.hnb.hr (aggregate statistical reporting for credit institutions) *projected sector movement in Aug and Sep 2017 (source: HPB)

Taking into consideration that Bank's liquidity has been accumulated through sale of securities, there was no need for additional funding. Therefore, a proportion of borrowings has been repaid (-7,3%), while new borrowing deals have not been made in significant amounts.

Bank's equity as per Sep 30 2017 totals HRKi 1.908 million, representing an increase of 1,1 percent during 2017. Capital adequacy according to preliminary calculations should stand at approximately 17,5 percent, owing to RWA optimization and to increased own dunds due to retained earnings for 2016.

Tomislav Vuić President of the Management Board

Statement by persons accountable for compiling the report of HPB p.l.c.

In accordance with the Capital Market Act, the Management Board of HPB p.l.c., states that according to their best knowledge the set of quarterly unaudited financial statements for the period from Jan 01 to Sep 30 2017, compiled in accordance with the accounting regulation applicable to credit institutions in Croatia, presents complete and accurate view of assets and liabilities, losses and gains, financial position and results of HPB p.l.c.

David Tomašek Deputy Executive Director Finance Division

Tomislav Vuić President of the Management Board

to Sep 30 2017
Quarterly financial statements for credit institutions TFI-KI
Registration number (MB):
03777928
Registration number (MBS):
080010698
Personal identification number
87939104217
$(OIB)$ :
Company: HPB p.l.c.
Postal code and city
10000
ZAGREB
Address: JURIŠIĆEVA 4
E-mail address: [email protected]
Internet address: www.hpb.hr
ZAGREB
City code and name:
133
County code and name:
21
GRAD ZAGREB # of employees: 1.113
Consolidated report:
NO
(as per reporting date)
Industry code:
6419
Consolidated companies (in accordance with IFRS): Headquarters: Registration number:
Book-keeping service
provided by:
n/a
n/a
Contact: Tomašek David
Phone: 014804900 Fax: 014804594
E-mail address: [email protected]
Surname and name: Vuić Tomislav
(person authorized for representation)
Documentation to be made public:
1. Financial reports (balance sheet, profit or loss statement, cash flow statement, statement on changes
in equity and notes to financial statements)
2. Management report
3. Statement by persons accountable for compiling the report
Quarterly Financial Statements for the Period from Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017 (unaudited)
BALANCE SHEET

Sep 30 2017 as per $\sqrt{\ }$

Sep 30 2017
as per
in HRK
ltem AOP
label
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
1 $\overline{2}$ 3 4
ASSSETS
1. CASH AND DEPOSITS WITH THE CNB (002+003) 001 2.263.303.114 3.100.192.913
1.1.Cash 002 421.479.852 544.564.885
1.2. Deposits with the CNB 003 1.841.823.262 2.555.628.028
2. DEPOSITS WITH FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 004 774.135.009 436.685.012
3. SHORT-TERM TREASURY BILLS OF THE CROATIAN MINISTRY OF FINANCE 005 415.536.615 414.640.114
4. FINANCIAL ASSETS HELD FOR TRADING 006 551.322.886 457.274.094
5. FINANCIAL ASSETS AVAILABLE FOR SALE 007 2.630.574.528 2.388.859.389
6. FINANCIAL ASSETS HELD TO MATURITY 008 442.835.059 144.016.101
7. FINANCIAL ASSETS VALUED AT FAIR VALUE THROUGH PROFIT OR LOSS,
NOT ACTIVELY TRADED
009 0 0
8. DERIVATIVE FINANCIAL ASSETS 010 3.780.197
9. LOANS TO FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS 011 81.579.680 77.624.352
10. LOANS TO OTHER CUSTOMERS 012 11.250.340.147 11.602.119.603
11. INVESTMENTS IN SUBSIDIARIES, ASSOCIATED COMPANIES AND JOINT VENTURES 013 53.420.000 65.490.000
12. REPOSSESSED ASSETS 014
13. TANGIBLE ASSETS (LESS DEPRECIATION) 015 146.091.281 141.265.885
14. OTHER ASSETS 016 692.909.263 569.699.249
A) TOTAL ASSETS (001+004 to 016) 017 19.305.827.779 19.397.866.712
LIABILITIES
1. BORROWINGS FROM FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS (019+020) 018 620.995.448 652.062.586
1.1. Short-term 019 $\Omega$
1.2. Long-term 020 620.995.448 652.062.586
2. DEPOSITS (022 to 024) 021 14.529.990.572 14.555.994.103
2.1. Transactional and current accounts 022 4.009.237.425 4.319.245.053
2.2. Savings deposits (demand) 023 1.486.719.761 1.530.372.708
2.3. Term deposits 024 9.034.033.386 8.706.376.342
3. OTHER BORROWINGS (026+027) 025 88.426.108 5.247.981
3.1. Short-term 026
3.2. Long-term 027 88.426.108 5.247.981
4. DERIVATIVE AND OTHER FINANCIAL LIABILITIES HELD FOR TRADING 028 3.640.667
5. ISSUED SECURITIES (030+031) 029 $\mathbf 0$ 0
5.1. Short-term 030 0
5.2. Long-term 031 0
6. SUBORDINATED DEBT ISSUED 032 0
7. HYBRID INSTRUMENTS 033 $\overline{0}$
8. OTHER LIABILITIES 034 2.175.324.123
B) TOTAL LIABILITIES (018+021+025+028+029+032+033+034) 035 17.418.376.918 2.276.944.235
EQUITY 17.490.248.905
1. SHARE CAPITAL 036 1.214.298.000
2. PROFIT/(LOSS) FOR THE PERIOD 037 181.261.017 1.214.298.000
3. RETAINED EARNINGS 038 37.417.870 (1.334.464)
4. REGULATORY RESERVES 039 6.160.835 124.540.223
15.574.701
5. STATUTARY AND OTHER CAPITAL RESERVES 040 363.623.023
6. FAIR VALUE RESERVE 041 84.690.116 448.347.821
7. RESERVES ARISING FROM HEDGING TRANSACTIONS 042 0 106.191.526
C) TOTAL EQUITY (036 to 042) 043
D) TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY (035+043) 044 1.887.450.861
19.305.827.779
1.907.617.807
19.397.866.712

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PROFIT OR LOSS STATEMENT

Jan 01 2017
to
for the period from
Sep 30 2017 in HRK
Item AOP
label
Jan 01 - Jun 30 2016 Jun 01 - Jun 30 2017
Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
1 $\overline{2}$ 3 4 5. 6
1. Interest income 048 539.165.281 179.728.508 501.026.942 166.143.873
2. Interest expense 049 162.268.732 49.716.943 101.699.606 31.632.110
3. Net interest income (048-049) 050 376.896.549 130.011.565 399.327.336 134.511.763
4. Fee and commission income 051 373.151.521 137.049.404 400.184.087 158.607.722
5. Fee and commission expense 052 231.161.522 82.703.115 253.153.398 104.880.628
6. Net fee and commission income (051-052) 053 141.989.999 54.346.289 147.030.689 53.727.094
7. Gains less losses arising from investments in subsidiaries, associated companies and
joint ventures
054
8. Gains less losses from trading activities 055 53.191.512 31.899.665 39.150.514 19.167.224
9. Gains less losses from built-in derivatives 056
10. Gains less losses arising from financial assets valued at fair value through P&L,
not actively traded
057
11. Gains less losses arising from securities available for sale 058 41.698.418 $\Omega$ 5.457.492
12. Gains less losses arising from securities held to maturity 059
13. Gains less losses arising from hedging activities 060
14. Income from investments in subsidiaries, associated companies and joint ventures 061 2.200.000
15. Income from other equity instruments 062 794.185 6.835 835.012 19.359
16. Gains less losses from exchange rate differences 063 (1.125.462) (688.065) 2.094.430 1.905.123
17. Other income 064 3.666.006 675.098 4.508.162 339.008
18. Other operating costs 065 44.424.913 16.471.006 40.971.160 12.103.804
19. General and administrative expenses, amortization and depreciation 066 281.281.740 96.859.366 283.345.957 93.712.588
20. Operating profit (050+053 to 064-065-066) 067 291.404.554 102.921.015 276.286.518 103.853.179
21. Impairment losses and provisions 068 151.359.550 47.402.507 276.395.996 39.120.157
22. PROFIT/(LOSS) BEFORE TAX (067-068) 069 140.045.004 55.518.508 (109.478) 64.733.022
23. INCOME TAX EXPENSE / DEFERRED TAX 070 (1.092.082) 1.365.581 1.224.986 1.563.487
24. NET PROFIT/(LOSS) FOR THE PERIOD (069-070) 071 141.137.086 54.152.927 (1.334.464) 63.169.535
25. Earnings per share 072 70 27 (1) 31

CASH FLOW STATEMENT - INDIRECT METHOD

Sep 30 2017
AOP
label
Jan 01 - Sep 30 2016 in HRK
Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
$\mathbf{z}$ 3 4
001 306.789.438 301.125.401
002 140.045.004 (109.478)
003 276.395.996
004 33.002.741
005 (19.274.706) (7.522.280)
006 144.555 1.452.852
007 1.125.462 (2.094.430)
008 (528.662.937)
009 (713.804.766)
896.501
337.449.997
(351.779.456)
101.571.072
220.213.729
(123.210.014)
123.982.976
310.007.628
(284.004.097)
(3.640.667)
101.620.112
022 197.591.647 (103.554.560)
(421.217)
(103.975.777)
277.853.092
(24.000.878)
298.818.958
3.035.012
(52.110.989)
(52.110.989)
$\bar{a}$
÷
$\sim$
$\overline{a}$
$\sim$
038 38.856.648 121.766.326
039 (50.809) 1.318.707
040 123.085.033
041 412.197.218 421.479.852
042 544.564.885
1.4. Net unrealised gains less losses from financial assets valued at fair value through profit or
010
011
012
013
014
015
016
017
018
019
020
021
023
024
025
026
027
028
029
030
031
032
033
034
035
036
037
151.359.550
33.389.573
(1.531.584.556)
(94.697.304)
(111.685.601)
33.777.602
(1.140.853.033)
33.625.053
(224.504.767)
(27.246.506)
1.422.386.765
882.791.474
909.668.111
53.688
(370.126.508)
(199.988)
197.391.659
93.686.114
(31.253.471)
124.145.400
794.185
$\sim$
(252.221.125)
(221.458.910)
$\omega$
(30.762.215)
38.805.839
451.003.057

$\frac{10}{ }$

STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITT
for the period from Jan 01 2017 to Sep 30 2017 in HRK
AOP Attributable to the shareholders of the parent company
Item label Share capital Own shares Regulatory, statutory
and other reserves
Retained earnings Profit/(loss) for the
period
Fair value reserve Minority interest Total equity
$\overline{2}$ 3 4 5 6 $\overline{7}$ 8 9 10
Balance as per Jan 01 2017 001 1.214.775.000 (477.000) 369.783.858 82.293.647 188.277.328 84.690.116 1.939.342.949
Effects of changes in accounting policies
and corrections of errors
002 (44.875.777) (7.016.311) (51.892.088)
Restated balance as per Jan 01 2017 (001+002) 003 1.214.775.000 (477.000) 369.783.858 37.417.870 181.261.017 84.690.116 1.887.450.861
Disposal of financial assets available for sale 004 $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ (1.797.966) (1.797.966)
Change in the fair value of financial assets available for sale 005 . $\qquad \qquad \blacksquare$ 26.249.225 26.249.225
Tax on items recognised directly
in/transferred from equity
006 $\overline{a}$ $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ (2.949.849) (2.949.849)
Other gains and (losses) recognised directly in equity 007 $\sim$ the con- $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\qquad \qquad \blacksquare$
Net gains/(losses) recognised directly in equity
$(004+005+006+007)$
008 $\bullet$ $\sim$ $\bullet$ $\sim$ 21.501.410 21.501.410
Loss for the period 009 $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\overline{\phantom{0}}$ (1.334.464) (1.334.464)
Total recognized income and expense for the period (008+009) 010 $\bullet$ (1.334.464) 21.501.410 20.166.946
Increase/decrease in share capital 011 $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\overline{a}$
Purchase/sale of own shares 012 $\alpha$ $\overline{a}$ $\overline{\phantom{a}}$
Other changes 013 $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\sim$ (7.016.311) 7.016.311 $\sim$ $\overline{\phantom{a}}$
Transfer to reserves 014 $\bullet$ 94.138.664 94.138.664 (188.277.328) $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\sim$
Dividends paid 015 $\overline{\phantom{a}}$ $\sim$ $\sim$ $\sim 10^{-1}$
Profit allocation (014+015) 016 $\blacksquare$ 94.138.664 94.138.664 (188.277.328) $\bullet$ $\blacksquare$
Balance as per Jun 30 2017 (003+010+011+012+013+016) 017 1.214.775.000 (477.000) 463.922.522 124.540.223 (1.334.464) 106.191.526 1.907.617.807

CTATEMENT OF CHANGES IN EQUITY

NOTES TO FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

A) PROFIT OR LOSS STATEMENT

1) INTEREST INCOME

Jan 01 - Sep 30 2016 $in$ HRK
Loans Cumulative Quarterly Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
Cumulative
Quarterly
Deposits 443.174.324 148.451.801 432.328.435 144.834.128
Securities 1.168.756 305.541 (1.597.268) (327.402)
TOTAL 94.822.201 30.971.166 70.295.775 21.637.147
539.165.281 179.728.508 501.026.942 166.143.873

2) INTEREST EXPENSE

14,704,787 Quarterly
4.895.140
Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
Cumulative
Quarterly
147.563.945 10.407.829 3.503.033
162.268.732 28.129.077
31.632.110
44.821.803
49.716.943
91.291.777
101.699.606

3) FEE AND COMMISSION INCOME

Jan 01 - Sep 30 2016 Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
Cash payment operations - channels Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
Retail and card operations
Corporate operations
Other fee and commission income
215.613.934
110.588.003
41.541.276
5.408.308
73.314.011
47.057.564
14.749.499
209.680.811
141.544.818
42.789.117
70.711.662
70.777.642
15.066.923
TOTAL 373.151.521 1.928.330
137.049.404
6.169.341
400.184.087
2.051.495
158607722

4) FEE AND COMMISSION EXPENSE

in HRK
Jan 01 - Jun 30 2016 Jan 01 - Jun 30 2017
Payment operations Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
Other fee and commission expense 214.816.633
16.344.889
73.574.948
9.128.167
211.950.286 72.721.364
TOTAL 231.161.522 82.703.115 41.203.112 32.159.264
253.153.398 104.880.629

5) GAINS LESS LOSSES FROM TRADING ACTIVITIES

Jan 01 - Jun 30 2016 in HRK
Jan 01 - Jun 30 2017
Securities and equity instruments Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
FX transactions
HRK cash transactions
Derivatives
20.988.266
33.561.065
367.955
(1.725.775)
19.289.313
12.831.643
178,850
10.244.476
28.464.166
486,695
8.095.967
10.811.781
277.150
TOTAL 53.191.512 (400.142)
31.899.665
(44.823)
39.150.514
(17.674)
19.167.224

6) OPERATING EXPENSES

Jan 01 - Sep 30 2016 Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
General and administrative expenses Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
Amortization and depreciation
Savings deposit insurance costs
Other costs
247.892.167
33.389.573
26.269.792
18.155.121
85.205.495
11.653.871
9.173.924
250.343.216
33.002.741
26.403.185
82.931.033
10.781.555
8.599.644
TOTAL 325.706.653 7.297.082
113.330.372
14.567.975
324.317.117
3.504.160
105816392

7) IMPAIRMENT LOSSES AND PROVISION EXPENSES

Jan 01 - Sep 30 2016 in HRK
Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017
Individually identified impairment losses Cumulative Quarterly Cumulative Quarterly
(risk group B i C)
Portfolio based provisions for identified losses (risk group A)
Other provisions
112.308.228
12.991.196
30.839.754
7.476.387
279.681.429
(208.549)
30.014.808
103.945
TOTAL 26.060.126 9.086.366 (3.076.884) 9.001.404
151.359.550 47.402.507 276.395.996 39.120.157

$12 \pm$

B) BALANCE SHEET

8) CASH AND DEPOSITS WITH THE CNB

Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
CASH 421.479.852 544.564.885
DEPOSITS WITH THE CNB 1.841.823.262 2.555.628.028
Mandatory reserve 1.300.796.321 1.272.024.572
Account for transaction settlement 541.026.941 1.283.603.456
MANDATORY TREASURY BILLS
Portfolio based impairment allowance for identified losses
TOTAL 2.263.303.114 3.100.192.913

9) DEPOSITS WITH FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS $in$ HRK Sep 30 2017 Dec 31 2016 753.064.739 413.872.903 Deposits with foreign banking institutions Deposits with domestic banking institutions 21.070.270 22.812.109 Portfolio based impairment allowance for identified losses 774.135.009 436.685.012 TOTAL

10) EQUITY INSTRUMENTS AND SECURITIES in HRK
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
Short term Treasury bills of the Croatian Ministry of Finance 415.536.615 414.640.114
Financial assets held for trading 551.322.886 457.274.094
Financial assets available for sale 2.630.574.528 2.388.859.389
Financial assets held to maturity 450.105.787 144.810.000
Portfolio based impairment allowance for identified losses (6.771.524) (775.376)
Deferred front-end fee (499.204) (18.523)
TOTAL 4.040.269.088 3.404.789.698
11) LOANS TO CUSTOMERS in HRK
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
Loans to financial instutitions 81.579.680 77.624.352
Gross Ioans 81.583.376 77.628.719
Impairment allowance (3.696) (4.367)
Loans to companies 2.783.381.353 3.150.300.030
Gross Ioans 3.880.932.056 4.255.871.354
Impairment allowance (1.097.550.703) (1.105.571.324)
Retail loans 4.577.784.714 4.787.642.034
Gross Ioans 4.799.866.200 5.065.586.001
Impairment allowance (222.081.486) (277.943.967)
therein: housing loans 1.423.592.367 1.623.317.963
Gross loans 1.441.669.433 1.641.427.487
Impairment allowance (18.077.066) (18.109.524)
Other loans 4.037.506.783 3.819.157.306
Gross loans 4.040.077.723 3.824.774.458
Impairment allowance (2.570.940) (5.617.152)
Portfolio based impairment allowance for identified losses (103.076.997) (111.466.193)
Deferred front-end fee (45.255.706) (43.513.574)
TOTAL 11.331.919.827 11.679.743.955

Quarterly Financial Statements for the Period from Jan 01 - Sep 30 2017 (unaudited)

in $H$ R $K$

B) BALANCE SHEET (continued)

12) DEPOSITS

IN FIRK
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
Financial institutions 1.180.254.901 1.009.839.486
Corporations 3.010.655.654 3.208.853.171
Retail
Other
8.886.016.253 8.930.240.802
1.453.063.764 1.407.060.644
TOTAL 14.529.990.572 14.555.994.103

13) BORROWINGS

in HRK
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
Borrowings from HBOR 624.696.401 656.194.033
Borrowings from domestic banking institutions ۰
Borrowings from domestic non-banking institutions
Borrowings from foreign banking institutions
Deferred front-end fee
88.426.109 5.247.981
TOTAL (3.700.954) (4.131.447)
709.421.556 657.310.567

14) OTHER LIABILITIES

in HRK
Dec 31 2016 Sep 30 2017
Restricted deposits 1.715.292.949 1.836.660.314
Interest and fees payable 58.731.565 53.846.505
Provisions for off-balance sheet exposure 22.269.210
Other 379.030.399 40.932.340
TOTAL 345.505.076
2.175.324.123 2.276.944.235

C) CHANGES IN ACCOUNTING POLICIES

There were no changes in accounting policies of the Bank during the reporting period which might have had an impact on financial position or results of the Bank.

D) CHANGES IN PRESENTATION OF FINANCIAL REPORTS

Bank has carried out a correcton of prior period error with regard to certain items in financial statements. In line with IAS 8 Accounting Policies, Changes in Accounting Estimates and Errors, prior period financial reports have been restated.

Correction is related to a deduction from retained earnings for erroneously booked income from FX translation differences arising from foreign payment operations for a foreign partner, over the course of the period from Jan 01 2011 to Dec 31 2015, as well as correction of 2016 net profit for erroneously booked FX translation differences arising from aforementioned operations.

Corrections with regard to prior periods have been carried out during the current reporting period, error in booking has been eliminated, and P&L presented in these reports reflects correct effects of these transactions.

Effects arising from correction are presented below:

Effects on statement on financial position as per Dec 31 2016 (in HRK)

as per 31.12.2016. Restatement effects as per 31.12.2016.
Item - before restatement - after restatement
ASSETS
Other assets (AOP 016) 744.801.351 (51.892.088) 692.909.263
EQUITY
Profit/(loss) for the period (AOP 037) 188.277.328 (7.016.311) 181.261.017
Retained earnings (AOP 038) 82.293.647 (44.875.777) 37.417.870
Effects on P&L statement for the period from Jan 01. - Sep 30 2016:
(in HRK)
Item 01.01. - 30.09.2016. Učinci prepravljanja 01.01. - 30.09.2016.
- before restatement - after restatement
Gains less losses from exhange rate
differences (6.385.123) (1.125.462)
(AOP 063) 5.259.661

Profit/loss for the period 141.137.086 $(6.385.123)$ 147.522.209 (AOP 071)

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$E)$ POST BALANCE SHEET EVENTS

In October 2017, by the date these reports have been published, events occured and indications occured that have an adverse effects on creditworthiness of one debtor to settle his obligations towards the Bank. Exposure towards this debtor as per Sep 30 2017 is classified as non-performing (NPL), and equals HRK 14.490 thousand, with recognized impairment equalling 10 percent. New assessment of recovery rate is being made presently, and Bank estimates that it should result in additional impairments during Q4 2017 in amount of approximately HRK 9 million.

$F)$ BANK'S OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE

Bank's ownership structure as per Sep 30 2017 was as follows:

Shareholder Ownership stake
Republic of Croatia (Ministry of State Assets) 42,43%
HP Hrvatska pošta Plc 11,93%
State Agency for Deposit Insurance and Bank Resolution 8,98%
Croatian Pension Insurance Insitute (Ministry of State Assets) 8,76%
Prosperus Invest d.o.o., for Prosperus FGS 4,94%
PBZ CROATIA OSIGURANJE OMF (B category) 4,12%
ERSTE d.o.o. for ERSTE PLAVI OMF (B category) 3,90%
Allianz ZB d.o.o., for AZ OMF (B category) 2,88%
CROATIA osiguranje Plc 2,47%
Fund for Financing the Decommissioning of the Krško Nuclear Power Plant and the
Disposal of NEK Radioactive Waste and Spent Nuclear Fuel
2,36%
RAIFFEISEN D.D., for Raiffeisen OMF (B category) 2,20%
Minorities 4,99%
Own shares 0,04%

$G)$ HPB STOCK

HPB's share is listed on the Official Market of ZSE. The last price per share at the end of the reporting period was HRK 515,00 (Sep 27 2017) representing a decrease of 31,4% when compared to the last traded price in 2016 (HRK 751,00 on Dec 30 2016).

Trading during the reporting period was as follows:

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