PASHA_BANK ANNUAL REPORT 2021

(Amounts are expressed in thousands of Turkish Lira (“TL”) unless otherwise stated.) (Convenience Translation of Publicly Announced Financial Statements Originally Issued in Turkish, See Note I of Section Three) PASHA Yatırım Bank A.Ş. Notes to Unconsolidated Financial Statements At 31 December 2021 General Information Remarks on Financial Information and Risk Management Information on Management and Corporate Governance Practices INFORMATION RELATED TO UNCONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL POSITION AND RISK MANAGEMENT (Continued) c.3) Explanations of differences between amounts in accordance with TAS and regulatory exposure amounts i) Differences between amounts presented in financial statements in accordance with TAS and amounts accounted in accordance with regulatory consolidation None. ii) Differences between amounts in accordance with TAS and regulatory exposure amounts On counterparty credit risk related transactions, the differences between the valued amounts in accordance with TAS in the scope statutory consolidation and the amounts after risk reduction arise from the addition of potential risk amounts per maturity and transaction type to renewal cost of derivative transactions related to counterparty credit risk. The valued amounts of the items which are subject to market risk per TAS represent the fair value of trading financial instruments. Despite that, the amount at the risk amount line represents the amount which is subject market risk that derives from the calculation of capital requirements due to the loss on interest rate risk of market risk, share price risk, currency risk in the scope of “Regulation on Measurement and Evaluation of Banks Capital Adequacy Ratio”. iii) Explanations related to the systems and controls which are defined to ensure prudence and reliability of valuation estimates in accordance with prudent valuation procedures and principles within the scope of appendix 3 of “Regulation on Measurement and Evaluation of Capital Adequacy of Banks” In case financial instruments that are accounted at their fair values are traded in an active market, the valuation is made based on market price. The accuracy of market price that is used at valuation is being confirmed periodically. The fair value of financial instruments that are not traded in an active market are being calculated in accordance TMS 39. Derivative financial instruments are valued by discounted cash flow model with the use of market data. For the valuation of certain financial instruments, third party valuations and generally accepted valuation models can be used. The accuracy and independence of inputs that are used at the valuation of market value and/or used at valuation methods by modelling are being controlled periodically. In addition, there are control processes for the comparison of the current market value of financial instruments with the recalculated values. d. Explanations on Credit Risk Credit risk management includes the definition of credit risks, their measurement and management. Risk limits are defined by Board of Directors in such a manner that covers all possible important risk components, in accordance with the Bank’s operations and the size and complexity of products and services. The care is taken to ensure that the risk limits are in line with market expectations and reflect the Bank’s risk appetite and Bank’s strategies. The credit policies are established in consistence with risk limits. When determining Bank’s credit risk profile, diversification methods are applied in order to prevent concentrations. The choice of customers are done in accordance with policies and risk limits. Besides, the capability of the customer to pay via its cash flows generated from its own activities are taken into consideration. Risk rating models are utilised to discriminate borrowers in terms of their credibilities. In the credit risk management process, Risk Management Unit conducts the activities of measurement of credit risk through models, monitoring and reporting. In addition to the risk limits regarding credit risk, several concentrations are analyzed in the credit portfolio. The outputs of the risk rating models are an important part of credit allocation process as well as a tool to measure the probability of default of the customers and the portfolio. The Bank utilises an effective risk management policy that truly classifies risks and customers in order to achieve its targets. Appropriate decision systems are in place for the correct evaluation of risks and the limit structure of the customers are determined.