Mobile Financial Services in Telenor Tine Wollebekk Global Head of Telenor Financial Service September 21st 2015

With 246 mobile money services in 89 countries Mobile money is now expanding to more regions Number of live mobile money services for the unbanked by region (year end)

Countries have more mobile money accounts than bank accounts Yet very successful operations are still too few 9 Countries have more mobile money accounts than bank accounts 21 services have more than one million active customers

Mobile Financial Services for the unbanked P2P payments Government & aid disbursement Lending & Savings The lifeblood of local economies in the developed world are well functioning payment systems, easy access to credit and safe saving schemes. Access to better financial infrastructure can give economic growth and boost activity levels. People to people payments: Trusting a truck driver with your hard earned money if you want to send it back to your familiy when working in the city used to be the only way of sending money for we introduced Easypaisa in Pakistan. Now we have 6 million monthly customers using our money transfer service in Pakistan. Aid dispursment and government payouts can be done in a transparent and efficient way. Lending and saving : In high risk societies with no social security systems, access to insurance can truly change Insurance

A strategy to serve everyone Telenor is uniquely positioned to deliver Financial Services # of customers Nationwide distribution Accessible technology Mobile Financial Services (MFS) can act as a catalyst for financial inclusion and bring significant progress for consumers in terms of access to services and financing. Mobile operators and Telenor in particular are very well positioned to deliver financial services based on our mobile operations: Customers: We have large customer groups and our customers trust our brand and use our services every day. Conventional banks are in many geographies mistrusted and seen as a services only for the affluent. But the masses all have a direct relationship with their mobile operator. Distribution: Telenor has existing infrastructure and distribution network. Telenor has several million shops in Asia only selling SIM cards and phone credit. This network is professional and localized in cash handling and customer service. Very few players have the same capability to sell and distribute services as the telecom operators. Technology: We have local technical infrastructure that can be the backbone of new services. We know how to solve complex, local technical challenges. A strategy to serve everyone A pragmatic approach

4 basic building blocks in Mobile Financial Services Higher value services can be built from Agent or Online positions Balance sheet E.g. Savings, Credit 3rd party E.g. Insurance, Credit, Savings Agent driven services E.g. Cash-in/out, bill payment, P2P, airtime Digital payment E.g. Payment Service Provider, Wallet

Financial Services – industry development and our position Current positions Mobile Money services taking off 57 markets have 2+ mobile money services Over 200m mobile money accounts globally Within Telenor footprint mobile money customers exp. to increase ~34% annually Many mobile operators offering financial services Industry conversion as financial players and technology companies entering the mobile money space Regulations and increased competition drive need for partnerships and interoperability Telenor FS Revenue of 0,5 bn NOK in 2014 19 m FS customers in 2015 FS established in 6 Asian and 3 European markets Pioneer in branchless banking in Pakistan and leading player. Currently 17 mill active customers One of the largest online payment service providers (PSPs) in Thailand. And wallet position launched in 2014 MobiCash enables MFS for 6 bank partners; OTC P2P and Bill Pay. Currently 1 mill customers Digi and Telenor Myanmar have established FS organizations – launch planned for 2015 in Myanmar and International remittance in Malaysia Launch Payment Bank in India in 2016 with Indian partner Telenor Banka launched first mobile and online bank in Serbia Sept 2014. 90.000 customers in 11 monhs Valyou, a JV with DnB in Norway, offering contact less (NFC based) payment launched in 2014 * OTC = Over the Counter, P2P= Peer to peer

2020 vision: Telenor will enable everyone to transact conveniently on their mobile phones We will enable everyone to digitize money Leveraging cash-in/-out at our points of sale Enabling salary/fund disbursements Facilitating P2P and international remittance We will enable payment everywhere Digital payment online through app and PSP position Digital payment at physical point of sale Based on open wallet with various sources of fund We will enable financial services when they need it Convenient micro-savings services Micro-credit and installments based on credit scoring Inspiration and relevant offers throughout the customer journey based on insight Financial Services shall have a significant stand-alone value for Telenor

The financial services opportunity is attractive Telenor’s Asian markets 2018: Total mobile money market value est. USD 4.5 billion

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