Title: Credit Card Segment Purchased Portfolio Valuation ... Com
1 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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5CompuCredit 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
6CCRT Business Overview Credit Card Segment -
Growth
Source CompuCredit
7Business 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
8CCRT Business Overview
Source CompuCredit
9CompuCredit Pre-Tax Earnings Mix 3Q
2006(millions)
Managed basis earnings.Source CCRT
10CompuCredit
- 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
11FICO Scored U.S. Consumer
CompuCredit Total Market
90 Million Subprime FICO Thin/No Files
Source CompuCredit
12FICO Score Distribution
Most U.S. consumers score between 300 and 850
National distribution of Fico Scores
Delinquency rates by Fico Score
Source Fair, Isaac
13CompuCredit Credit Card Products
Source CCRT
14FICO Score
Source Bernstein.
15Credit Variation Around FICO Scores
Source Bankstocks.com analysis.
16CompuCredit
- Strong Growth in Core Business
- Stronger Growth in Emerging Businesses
- Debt collection (Jefferson Capital)
- Payday lending (Purpose Financial)
- Automobile finance
- RD
17CompuCredit 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
18CompuCredit 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
19CompuCredit 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
20CompuCredit Pre-Tax Earnings Mix 3Q
2006(millions)
Managed basis earnings.Source CCRT
21CompuCredit
- 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
22CompuCredit
- 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
23CompuCredit
Source CompuCredit
24CompuCredit
- 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
25Most people ignore probabilities and exaggerate
risk.
Ralph WangerA Zebra in Lion Country
26CompuCredit 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
27CompuCredit 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
28CCRT 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
29CompuCredit 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
30We simply attempt to be fearful when others are
greedy and to be greedy only when others are
fearful.
Warren Buffett