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Pacific Islands Development Bank. APIL Update December 2, 2009 Honolulu, Hawaii. Establishment. July 5, 1989 by the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures (APIL) Corporate headquarters in Guam. Mission & Purpose. To contribute to the acceleration of the
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Pacific Islands Development Bank APIL Update December 2, 2009 Honolulu, Hawaii
Establishment • July 5, 1989 by the Association of Pacific Island Legislatures (APIL) • Corporate headquarters in Guam
Mission & Purpose To contribute to the acceleration of the process of economic and social development of member countries and States, individually and collectively, and to promote regional cooperation.
Products & Services • Direct commercial loans • Loan guarantee and participation • Residential home loans - 2009 • Consumer loans = 2009 • Annual scholarship program • Student internship and training
Shareholders & CapitalAs of 11/30/09 • CNMI 1,000,000 • FSM State of Chuuk 251,783 • FSM State of Kosrae 650,000 • State of Pohnpei 1,000,000 • FSM State of Yap 1,000,000 • Island of Guam 1,000,000 • Republic of Palau 1,000,000 Total 5,901,783
Board of GovernorsAs of 11/30/09 ExecutiveLegislative Chuuk Wesley Simina Singkoro Harper CNMI Benigno Fitial Diego Benevente Guam Felix Camacho* Ben Pangelinan Kosrae Robert Weilbacher Ilai Abraham Palau Kerai Mariur Secilil Eldebechel Pohnpei John Ehsa Thomas Pablo Yap Sebastian Anefal Charles Chieng * Chairman of the Board
Board of DirectorsAs of 11/30/09 CNMI Justo Quitugua Kosrae Gibson Siba Guam Lourdes Perez Palau Secilil Eldebechel Pohnpei Thomas Pablo Yap Michael Gaan Chuuk Vacant President/CEO Aren Palik* * Chairman of the Board
2009 Highlights • Kosrae injected $50k equity contribution • Board approved Strategic Plan (2009-2013) • Implemented Housing & Consumer Loans • Board of Governors Reorganized • Organized First Regional DFI Meeting (Dec. 9) • Achieved key financial goals • Total Assets increased by 7%, estimated • Total Loans increased by 10%, estimated • Net Profit increase by 28%, estimated • Delinquency less than 2%, estimated
5-Year Strategic Outlook Our 5-Year Strategic Goals (2009-2013): • Increase bank capitalization and funding • Manage credit risks and maintain loan quality • Prudently manage investment securities • Diversify and expand products and services (with shift towards “regional” financing) • Manage our margins (revenue and expenses) • Secure additional members
We need HELP from APIL • Bring Marshall Islands, American Samoa, Hawaii, and Kiribati to our PIDB family • Secure member’s outstanding pledged equity • Support PIDB’s efforts in securing external funding & capital
Membership Benefits • Protect and increase value of your investment • Contribute to economic and social dev. • Access external funding through PIDB (IRP) • Representation and participation on the board • Promote regional cooperation through trade • Contribute to APIL’s mission & objectives