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Value Investing Congress November 9th 2006
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I can be wrong more often than I am right, so
long as the leverage on my correct judgments
compensates for my mistakes.
Leon LevyFounder, Oppenheimer Fund
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CompuCredit The Basics
  • Atlanta-based, subprime consumer lender
  • Growth pre-2005 combination of organic and
    portfolio purchases
  • 2006 and 2007 strong organic card growth and new
    emerging businesses
  • Acquisitions a potential positive
  • 1.7 bil. market capitalization

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CCRT Business Overview Credit Card Segment -
Growth
Source CompuCredit
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Business OverviewCredit Card Segment Purchased
Portfolio Valuation
  • CompuCredit is a industry leader in purchasing
    less than prime and underperforming credit card
    assets
  • CompuCredit leverages proprietary account
    management and collection tactics specifically
    tailored to the sub-prime customer to turn
    liquidating portfolios into ongoing earning
    assets
  • CompuCredits proprietary models segregate
    portfolios into three sub-portfolios, each
    provides for a more accurate assessment of
    economic value to measure the risk and structure
    a re-pricing strategy

Performing Assets
High-Risk Performing Assets
Liquidating Assets
  • Assets that are current and priced appropriately
  • Typically warrant a purchase price at par or
    greater
  • Continue to generate a stream of earnings
    commensurate with their risk
  • Account actions include
  • Status quo or re-price based upon supply and
    demand
  • Change terms to be consistent with AspireCard
    cardholders
  • No credit-line increases
  • Assets that are currently performing, but
    identified by CompuCredit as a potential risk
    going forward
  • Typically, not priced appropriately for their
    level of risk
  • Valued at a discount to par
  • Account actions include
  • Aggressive re-pricing and account closures
  • Change terms to be consistent with AspireCard
    cardholders
  • Credit-line decreases
  • Assets that are not performing
  • Valued at a significant discount to par
  • Account actions include
  • Account closures and collections

Source CompuCredit
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CCRT Business Overview
Source CompuCredit
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CompuCredit Pre-Tax Earnings Mix 3Q
2006(millions)
Managed basis earnings.Source CCRT
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CompuCredit
  • Strong Organic Growth in Core Business
  • Over a decade of experience in lending to
    sector company has a demonstrated record as
    superior underwriter
  • Subprime sector growing faster than prime/super
    prime
  • Subprime sector considerably less competitive

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FICO Scored U.S. Consumer
CompuCredit Total Market
90 Million Subprime FICO Thin/No Files
Source CompuCredit
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FICO Score Distribution
Most U.S. consumers score between 300 and 850
National distribution of Fico Scores
Delinquency rates by Fico Score
Source Fair, Isaac
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CompuCredit Credit Card Products
Source CCRT
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FICO Score
Source Bernstein.
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Credit Variation Around FICO Scores
Source Bankstocks.com analysis.
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CompuCredit
  • Strong Growth in Core Business
  • Stronger Growth in Emerging Businesses
  • Debt collection (Jefferson Capital)
  • Payday lending (Purpose Financial)
  • Automobile finance
  • RD

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CompuCredit Debt Collection (Jefferson Capital)
  • Sold portfolio last year and entered into forward
    flow agreement with Encore Capital
  • Focus now on Chapter 13 bankruptcy collections
    and balance transfer program

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CompuCredit Payday Lending (Purpose Financial)
  • Entered business through acquisition in early
    04
  • 470 stores in 17 states (38 states have enabling
    legislation)
  • Average loan 300 for 2 weeks (15 fee per 100
    borrowed)
  • Lower cost to consumer than overdrafts or late
    charges
  • New platform in place with plans to broaden
    services and products

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CompuCredit Automobile Lending
  • Acquired from Wells Fargo in 2Q 05
  • Indirect lending to consumers with impaired
    credit records
  • 45 states and 1300 active dealers
  • CompuCredit has built a new underwriting
    platform

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CompuCredit Pre-Tax Earnings Mix 3Q
2006(millions)
Managed basis earnings.Source CCRT
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CompuCredit
  • Strong Growth in Core Business
  • Stronger Growth in Emerging Businesses
  • Excess Liquidity Deployment a Positive
  • 700mm of excess liquidity (100mm unrestricted
    cash) with could increase EPS by 50
  • 10mm share repurchase authorization with
    potential to buy back one-fifth of outstanding
    stock

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CompuCredit
  • Strong Growth in Core Business
  • Stronger Growth in Emerging Businesses
  • Excess Liquidity Deployment a Positive
  • Management is Majority Shareholder
  • Demonstrated record of protecting capital
  • Demonstrated record of value creating
    acquisitions

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CompuCredit
Source CompuCredit
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CompuCredit
  • Strong Growth in Core Business
  • Stronger Growth in Emerging Businesses
  • Excess Liquidity Deployment a Positive
  • Management is Majority Shareholder
  • Absolute and Relative Valuation Attractive
  • 20 EPS growth and 20 ROE expected
  • P/E multiple just 7.5x 2007 assuming no excess
    liquidity deployed 6x 2008

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Most people ignore probabilities and exaggerate
risk.
Ralph WangerA Zebra in Lion Country
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CompuCredit Investor Concerns
  • Consumer Debt Bomb/Recession
  • Historically, underwriting and controlled growth
    much more important factors than general economic
    activity
  • Management has an impressive record of
    performance through last economic recession and
    has more experience
  • Competitive environment significantly improved
    now compared with early in decade

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CompuCredit Credit Card Trust Performance
CompuCredit Corporation Master Trust I
Analysis of Excess Spread

Jan-99 Jan-00 Jan-01 Jan-02
Jan-03 Jan-04
Source CompuCredit
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CCRT Company OverviewLessons Learned from 2001
/ 2002
  • Liquidity
  • Diversified funding sources
  • Higher advance rates
  • Staggered maturations in term facilities
  • Other Changes
  • Diversified into new businesses (e.g. Jefferson
    Capital, Retail Micro-Loans, etc.)
  • Invested and diversified into less capital
    intensive businesses (e.g. micro-loans,
    lower-tier credit card originations)
  • Irrational competition has subsided

Source CompuCredit
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CompuCredit Investor Concerns
  • Consumer Debt Bomb/Recession
  • FDIC Examination of CBT
  • Looking at marketing, account management and
    collection practices
  • Started after settlement with NY AG
  • Minor changes already made
  • Last examination in the Spring
  • No significant impact expected on ongoing
    operations or financials

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We simply attempt to be fearful when others are
greedy and to be greedy only when others are
fearful.
Warren Buffett
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