Earnings Presentation

4th quarter 2022 (4Q22)

Mar 9th, 2023

REMARKABLE YEAR END 2022 (*)

Table shows FY 2022. Operating margin grew 35% in real terms, due to higher revenues and lower expenditures. Net Income was nearly threefold in historical terms from previous year.

ARS Million

Historical

2022

2021

CSD

4,021.7

2,616.1

Exchange

4,963.4

2,848.1

Other operating income

3,400.2

1,030.5

Revenues

12,385.3

6,494.7

Adjusted by inflation

2022

2021

5,450.4

6,094.3

6,589.1

6,548.6

4,725.2

2,555.4

16,764.7

15,198.3

Inflation adjustment impact

Total expenses

Financial income

Other gain/loss

Participation in other companies

Income tax

-

-

-5,259.3

-3,346.6

18,009.4

6,024.5

23.7

-71.1

352.5

129.2

-2,631.1

-1,443.7

-28,751.9

-19,741.0

-7,748.7

-8,565.7

22,654.2

13,319.2

-11.667.8

59.212.7

-2,361.0-2,708.1

Net income

22,880.5

7,787.1 604.9

-2,416.9

(*) This slide is the only one showing inflation adjusted figures. The rest of the presentation shows historical data.

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CSD BUSINESS: ASSETS UNDER CUSTODY ACCELERATE THEIR GROWTH

Assets under custody (AUC, 4Q22 average), measured at nominal value recovered and almost reached the previous all-time high. This was explained by Treasury bills and ABS to a lesser extent.

The market value of AuC (4Q22 average), accelerated its growth from previous quarter, reaching a a new record.

AuC by asset class

5%

Public Debt

12%

Treasury and Central bank bills

40%

Trusts

23%

Equity

Private Debt

Others

As of 4Q22, AuC market value reached ARS 15.1 billion, +73% y-o-y

AuC Nominal Value - Quarterly evolution

3,525,396

Millions

+30% 3,314,371

2,708,525

2,582,514

2,403,753

2,040,280 2,195,524

2,049,540

1,806,350

1,606,582

4%

16%

AuC Market value - Quaterly evolution

15,158,336

ARS Millions

+73% 12,645,311

11,531,098

9,745,906

8,780,281

7,796,950

7,160,639

6,195,2356,219,8386,200,051

3,799,7524,347,128

1Q 20

2Q 20

3Q 20

4Q 20

1Q21

2Q21

3Q21

4Q21

1Q22

2Q22

3Q22

4Q22

3

1Q 20

2Q 20

3Q 20

4Q 20

1Q21

2Q21

3Q21

4Q21

1Q22

2Q22

3Q22

4Q22

CSD BUSINESS: REVENUES ARE SHOWING MAXIMUM GROWTH IN 2022

In line with AuC growth, CSD revenues reached ARS 1.303 millions representing an annual increase of 86%.

It is worth mentioning the growth of ACRyP Services due to the repricing implemented end of 3Q22.

CSD revenues growth is explained by more assets under custody and higher coupon payments.

4Q 21

4Q 22

YoY $

YoY %

CSD (ARS Millions)

702.1

1,303.5

601.4

85.7%

ADC Services

520.8

949.8

429.0

82.4%

ACRyP Services

13.0

33.4

20.4

156.9%

Additional services

168.3

320.3

152.0

90.4%

CSD Revenues

1,303

ARS Millions

1,035

320

904

33

780

271

202

685

702

18

644

645

16

584

168

200

164

477

487

139

166

14

456

156

13

13

96

11

12

950

100

93

11

10

10

9

686

746

566

493

468

508

521

367

353

381

417

1Q 20

2Q 20

3Q 20

4Q 20

1Q 21

2Q 21

3Q 21

4Q 21

1Q 22

2Q 22

3Q 22

4Q 22

Additional services

ACRyP services

ADC services

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EXCHANGE BUSINESS: REVENUES GROWS STRONGLY DUE TO A INCREASED ACTIVITY

Exchange business revenues grew 82% YoY. It was the sixth consecutive quarter in which exchange business revenues exceeds those of the CSD. Trading, Compensation and Settlement represented 87% of the YoY increase.

Exchange Revenues

Exchange Revenue Share

1,588

ARS Millions

+82%

84

93

6%

Equity

Market Data

Fixed income

7%

Trading C&S fees

885

966

3%

On-exchange repo

874

Options

Other fees

70

42%

752

44

51

1,385

1,346

20%

Futures

581

641

35

564

523

27

Securities lending

449

22

24

10

765

759

817

307

12

Market Data

656

492

496

553

9

469

398

22%

Others

261

44

50

61

61

61

65

75

79

94

110

37

39

1Q 20

2Q 20

3Q 20

4Q 20

1Q 21

2Q 21

3Q 21

4Q 21

1Q 22

2Q 22

3Q 22

4Q 22

4Q 21

4Q 22

YoY $

YoY %

EXCHANGE (ARS Millions)

873.6

1,588.4

714.8

81.8%

Trading C&S fees

764.7

1,385.2

620.5

81.1%

Market Data

65.4

110.5

45.1

69.0%

Other fees

43.5

92.7

49.2

113.1%

Equity trading continues being the main component of revenues, but its share went down to 42% from 50%, after the growth of fixed income and on-exchange repos.

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