Updated JSC Liberty Finance Factsheet - June 2015 Monthly Performance: 0.99% in GEL and 3.71% in US$. Cumulative performance for 2015: 40.04% in GEL and 11.79% in US$

1. JSC Liberty Finance Participating Promissory Notes Series 3 | High Yield | Georgia | June 2015
$/US$ 2.2483
Not a bank deposit or a regulated investment product | Not insured | May lose value
24/07/2015
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Permissible Investments
Maximum permissible % of the NAV
Instruments issued by Georgian issuers >80%
Georgian Treasury bills <25%
US$, € denominated bank deposits & CDs <25%
$ denominated bank deposits & CDs <50%
Promissory notes issued by non-bank lenders ($ & US$) <75%
Loans to non-bank lenders (primarily $ & US$) <90%
Working capital credit facilities <75%
Managed P2P lending opportunities (primarily $) <75%
Bank-issued subordinated debt and preferred shares <25%
Similar instruments in Azerbaijan, Armenia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan & Central Asia <20%
Other instruments <10%
Long only, no leverage, no derivatives, no currency hedging
Top Ten Holdings As of 30 June 2015
Instrument Currency Yield1
% of NAV
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 15% 23%
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 15% 12%
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 16% 11%
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 15% 7%
Managed P2P lending $ 58% 4%
Managed P2P lending $ 42% 4%
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 14% 3%
Loan to a non-bank lender US$ 14% 3%
Structured working capital facility $ 20% 2%
Structured working capital facility $ 46% 1%
Total 96%
# of instruments held
19
Performance History2
As of 30 June 2015
Last Month YTD Cumulative3 Cumulative3
Annualised
$ 0.99% 6.00% 40.04% 32.29%
US$ 3.71% 4.83% 11.79% 9.80%
2014 Q2 2015
Total Assets ($) 1,321,132 1,951,101
Base Interest paid and/or accrued to
PN Holders ($)
169,307 140,767
Investment Team & Track Record
The Team
Supervisory Board Relevant experience
Tengiz Lashkhi, Chairman 9 years
Goga Melikidze 11 years
Temur Iremashvili 14 years
Director
Temur Iremashvili 14 years
Track Record
Since 1 November 2013, the individuals comprising the Supervisory Board of LF have been managing
the Georgia & The Caucasus High Yield Individual Account Strategy (HY IAS), which has an investment
mandate similar to that of LF, with the same list of the Permissible Investments and portfolio
construction principles, but has a significantly higher risk profile. Please see the HY IAS Factsheet at
http://bit.ly/1FK2uc3.
Georgia High Yield Individual Account Strategy (IAS)
Net Return $ US$
Cumulative (since 1 November 2013) 56.80% 16.61%
Cumulative Annualised 34.15% 9.99%
Risk Metrics $ US$
Volatility4
0.40% 0.45%
Sharpe Ratio5
0.15 0.01
Since June 2013, the individuals comprising the Supervisory Board of LF have been managing the
Managed Peer To Peer Lending Individual Account Strategy (MP2PL IAS), which invests in short term
unsecured consumer loans originated via eLoan.ge
Managed P2P Lending IAS Performance Currency Net Annualised IRR
eLoan $ 55.11%
Contact Details
Liberty Securities Ltd
The Liberty Tower, 74 I. Chavchavadze Ave., Tbilisi 0162 Georgia
www.libertysecurities.ge
Sales
Temur Iremashvili Mobile: +995 591 158 877
temur.iremashvili@libertysecurities.ge
sales@libertysecurities.ge
Skype: temur_75
Investment Manager
Tengiz Lashkhi Mobile: +995 591 709 280
tengiz.lashkhi@libertysecurities.ge
Skype: tengiz.lashkhi
1. Gross annualised yield
2. The performance is merely indicative and for illustrative purposes only; actual returns of the PN holders, measured at the
PN maturity date may differ from the Cumulative Annualised performance set out herein
3. Since 17 April 2014
4. Volatility represents the standard deviation of daily returns
5. The current yield (6.287%) of the 12-month Georgian Treasury Bills has been used as the risk-free rate
6. As at the period end
Investment Objective & Philosophy
JSC Liberty Finance (LF, unlisted, total assets > $ 1.8 mln) seeks to provide high total return from
current income by offering investors high-yield participating promissory notes, the proceeds of
which LF invests in a range of fixed-income assets, principally situated in Georgia and mostly
denominated in the local currency.
LF has commenced the issuance of $ and US$ denominated participating Promissory Notes
Series 3 (the “PNs”).
Key terms & conditions of the PNs are set out below:
Liberty Finance $ Denominated Participating Promissory Notes Series 3
Issuer JSC Liberty Finance
Instrument Participating Promissory Notes (Series 3)
Currency $ (Georgian Lari)
Minimum Investment $ 100 per PN
Maximum Investment $ 0.5 mln
Interest The sum of the Base Interest Rate and the Participating Interest
Term* 12 months 24 months
Issue Size Up to $ 5 mln Up to $ 5 mln
Base Interest Rate* 12.0% p.a. 14.0% p.a.
Participating Interest** 50% of any distributable net income accrued monthly on a pro rata basis of the $
equivalent (as of the relevant end-of-month date) aggregate principal of all the PNs
outstanding and payable together with principal within 30 calendar days from the
maturity date
Liberty Finance US$ Denominated Participating Promissory Notes Series 3
Issuer JSC Liberty Finance
Instrument Participating Promissory Notes (Series 3)
Currency US$ (United States Dollar)
Minimum Investment US$100 per PN
Maximum Investment US$250,000
Interest The sum of the Base Interest Rate and the Participating Interest
Term* 12 months 24 months
Issue Size Up to US$5 mln Up to US$5 mln
Base Interest Rate* 6% p.a. 8% p.a.
Participating Interest** 50% of any distributable net income accrued monthly on a pro rata basis of the $
equivalent (as of the relevant end-of-month date) aggregate principal of all the PNs
outstanding and payable together with principal within 30 calendar days from the
maturity date
Why Georgia High Yield?
Georgia, a top reformer in the world in 2006-2011 according to the World Bank, has experienced
a long period of high economic growth rates in 2004-2012 and has evolved into an attractive low-
tax jurisdiction with full currency convertibility and attractive business climate (currently ranked
by the World Bank as No. 15 in the Ease of Doing Business global rankings and ranked No. 22 in
the WSJ-Heritage Foundation Economic Freedom Index). Georgia’s economic growth in 2013 and
2014 amounted to 3.3% and 4.8% (preliminary), respectively.
Georgia’s economic openness, attractive location, and liberal visa and trade regime have
contributed to Georgia’s ongoing transformation into a regional tourism, trade and financial hub.
Due to the growing receipts from tourism and remittances, export growth and stable FDI,
portfolio and donor inflows, Georgia has been comfortably financing its current account deficit in
the past decade, although 2015 has proved to be challenging due to regional turmoil. Its
currency, the Lari ($), has depreciated by approximately 34% against the US$ since the beginning
of 2009, and inflation is currently at 4.5%
The Georgian banking sector is among the most stable, dynamic and innovative in the FSU/SEE
and has grown by over 1,500% since 2003, with total banking assets reaching US$10.4 bn as of 30
June 2015; nonetheless, the banking penetration rate remains low, with bank credit to GDP at
49% and bank credit to individuals to GDP at 23% at 31 December 2014.
The historically high interest rates on bank loans and deposits have decreased considerably in the
past 36 months, with 12-month bank term deposits in US$ currently yielding no more than 4%-
5% (compared with 8%-10% attainable in 2002-2012).
The Georgian non-bank lending sector has experienced robust growth in the past five years, with
the aggregate loan book of the non-bank lenders exceeding US$450 mln as of 31 December 2014
(up from less than US$30 mln in 2006). The non-bank lending sector comprises over 70
microfinance companies regulated by the National Bank of Georgia, several dozen unregulated
pawn shops and up to 20 newly-established unregulated online lenders that are currently
unregulated. Given their lending rates that typically exceed 25% p.a. for secured loans and 60%
for unsecured loans, these lenders attract funding at the rates reaching, and sometimes
exceeding, 10% p.a.
Why Liberty Finance?
Founded and managed by individuals at the forefront of the financial services sector
development in Georgia for over 10 years
Rigorous bottom-up driven investment screening process to identify the best risk-reward
opportunities based on the investment team’s superior understanding of the banking and non-
bank lending markets in Georgia
Investment discipline and risk controls ensuring the diversification insofar as possible within the
set boundaries of the investment strategy
Access to attractive opportunities, such as, for instance, instruments issued by Liberty Bank,
promissory notes and loans yielding over 10% issued by selected non-bank lenders, and access to
the managed P2P lending platform (eLoan.ge) owned and operated by eCapital, a Liberty
Securities affiliate
*The repayment of the principal and Base Interest payment will occur within 30 calendar days from the maturity date of the PNs
**20% of the annual distributable net income will be accrued monthly and paid out to the PN holders within 30 calendar days from the maturity
date of the PNs

2. JSC Liberty Finance Participating Promissory Notes Series 3 | High Yield | Georgia | June 2015
Not a bank deposit or a regulated investment product | Not insured | May lose value
24/07/2015
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Key Terms & Conditions
The charter of JSC Liberty Finance can be accessed at http://bit.ly/1wm3Ulu
Capital Structure
65,000 Class A ordinary shares, each carrying two voting rights
40,000 Class B ordinary shares, each carrying one voting right
Other than the voting rights, all ordinary shares carry equal rights, including the economic participation rights, regardless of the class
Nominal Value $ 0.01 each, regardless of the class
Ownership structure
Liberty Securities Ltd 100.0% of Class A shares outstanding
Liberty Securities senior staff 100.0% of Class B shares outstanding
Annual/Extraordinary General Meeting (AGM/EGM)
All AGM decisions are passed with 50% + 1 simple majority of the votes of the ordinary shares present
Governance
Director:
Makes all decisions (investments/disposals) of up to the lower of (i) $ 250K or (ii) 10% of LF’s assets as of the end of the previous fiscal quarter
Supervisory Board:
Decides on all investments/disposals exceeding in size the Director’s thresholds and up to the lower of (i) $ 500,000 and (ii) 20% of LF’s assets as of the end of the previous fiscal quarter
Issuance of the PNs
Decides on the borrowing of the Short Term Loans (as defined below)
The creation of the provisions in accordance with the international best practices as applicable and practicable in Georgia
Simple majority decisions on all issues
AGM/EGM:
Decides on all investments/disposals exceeding the lower of (i) $ 1 mln or (ii) 33% of LF’s assets as of the end of the previous fiscal quarter
Issuance of any debt instruments other than the PNs and the Short Term Loans
Investment Strategy/Permissible Investments
Investment Strategy/Permissible Investments may be changed (as to the maximum permissible limits of any instruments/securities classes, as well as with regard to the geography) solely by the
AGM; such changes may not occur more frequently than once a year.
Fees & Expenses
Investors in the PNs pay no management or performance fees of any kind. Liberty Securities may charge investors a placement fee of up to 1% at its discretion.
Annual expenses of LF, with the exception of any interest cost on the Short Term Loans, will be capped at the greater of $ 3,600 and 0.1% of the aggregate principal amount of the PNs
outstanding as at the year-end. The shareholders of LF expect to subsidise the annual expenses in 2015 and thereafter until such time when the aggregate principal amount of the PNs
outstanding exceeds $ 3.6 mln equivalent.
LF reserves the right to borrow funds, with prior approval of the Supervisory Board, from third and/or related parties for up to 30 days (the “Short Term Loans”) with the maximum interest rate
of 24% p.a. solely for the liquidity management purposes associated with the principal and interest repayments of the PNs.
Taxation
A presentation accessible at the following link http://bit.ly/1F3pVhE summarises certain Georgian tax considerations that may be relevant to the asset management clients of Liberty Securities that
are investors in the various individual account strategies (IAS) and other products offered and/or managed by Liberty Securities or are holders of the promissory notes issued by Liberty Finance, a
majority-owned subsidiary of Liberty Securities, or by JSC EasyMoney, a micro finance lender affiliated with Liberty Securities. The summary is limited to Georgian taxation issues, does not purport to
be comprehensive, does not constitute tax advice or opinion, and prospective investors are strongly encouraged to consult their tax advisors. No assurance is made that the considerations
summarised may not be challenged by the Revenue Service of Georgia.
The Calculation Of The Participating Interest
The distributable net income shall be equal to the interest income received or accrued from the underlying investments, less the sum of (i) Base Interest expense paid or accrued, (ii) any
provisions for the impairment of the underlying assets approved by the Supervisory Board, (iii) accrued annual expenses set at the estimated annual cap, and (iv) accrued corporate profit tax of
LF. 50% of the distributable net income so calculated shall be accrued on a monthly basis for the benefit of the PN Series 3 holders.
Statements and Disclosures
The PNs are transferable to any third party by their holders, subject to the registration of the transfer by Liberty Securities.
The PNs are not regulated by the Law of Georgia on Securities, and, therefore, may not be listed or admitted to trading on the Georgian Stock Exchange or any other organised exchange.
There may be no assurance that the over-the-counter secondary market in the PNs will develop.
The Georgian Lari is freely convertible and there are no restrictions whatsoever on the transfer abroad of either the interest income received by the PN holder or the principal amount of the PN
once it is repaid by the issuer.
LF prepares its financial statements in $.
LF does not intend to be audited by a Big Four accounting firm, but intends to publish audited annual results. Holders of the PNs with the principal amount exceeding US$100,000 (or its $
equivalent) may inspect the books and records of LF at any time at their own cost and upon reasonable notice. Liberty Securities intends to update and publish this document monthly or more
frequently if deemed necessary, but is under no obligation to do so.
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