Annual Meeting of
Stockholders

The Studio Museum in Harlem

September 13, 2005

CHALLENGING YEAR FOR BANKING INDUSTRY AND FOR  
CARVER

BRIGHT SPOTS IN OPERATING RESULTS DESPITE
DISAPPOINTING FINANCIAL RESULTS

FY2005 ACHIEVEMENTS: BUILDING LONG-TERM
SHAREHOLDER VALUE

-- New Branch and 24/7 ATM Centers

-- New products

-- Additional Milestones

SUBSTANTIAL OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD

OVERVIEW

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FY2005 earnings impacted by industry-wide issues:

-- Margin Compression

-- Reduced Prepayment Penalties

-- Delivery channel expansion

FY2005 earnings also impacted by:

--  Independence Federal merger

--  Management restructure

First quarter 2006 earnings reflect similar industry-wide trends

Net interest income reflects solid results in growing loans to replace lower
yielding securities and strong asset quality, in addition to growing deposits to
replace higher cost borrowings

Non-interest income stable despite slowdown on prepayments, as other loan and
deposit fees increase

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL RESULTS

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Higher cost structure reflects investments to build long-term franchise
value. Management is aggressively working to develop cost saving
strategies, including outsourcing some core operations, to reduce the
Company’s efficiency ratio

Lower return on average assets and return on average equity

ratios reflect decline in profitability resulting from franchise investments
     and one-time charges

These results are reflected in Carver’s stock price which trades at a
discount to peers

Nevertheless, as the Board of Directors is confident in our long-term
prospects, it increased first quarter 2006 dividend from $0.07 to $0.08
per share

REVIEW OF FINANCIAL AND OPERATIONAL RESULTS

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NET INCOME

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(fully diluted)

EARNINGS PER SHARE

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FEE INCOME

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RETURN ON AVERAGE EQUITY

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STOCK PRICE March 2002 to September 12^th, 2005

Stock Price

Book Value per Share

Book value per share is calculated using fully diluted weighted average common shares outstanding.

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Organic Growth

Increase penetration in core markets by expanding delivery channels

-- One New Branch

Harlem: 145^th Street at Frederick Douglass Blvd in the Pathmark Supermarket:

December 2005

--  New 24/7 ATM Centers

Manhattan: 116^th Street/5^th Avenue:  January 2005

Brooklyn: Fulton Street/Ralph Avenue: May 2005

Launched new products

Wealth Management

Custom mortgages for a broader range customers (income levels and credit
histories)

Expanded Free Checking to all branches

FY2005 Operational Achievements

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145^th Street Branch: Ribbon Cutting

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145^th Street Branch

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145^th Street Branch: Inside Pathmark Supermarket

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116^th /5^th Avenue 24/7 ATM Center

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New York Times Harlem Week Ad

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Fulton/Ralph 24/7 ATM Center: Ribbon Cutting

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ADDITIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS

First Outstanding CRA rating in Carver’s history

Solid ratings by ISS/Glass Lewis, reflecting corporate
governance strength

$1.5 million CDFI grant from the Treasury Department,
based on strong growth in lending in the inner city

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Launch broader range of consumer products and services to drive fee income

-- Expand product line for landlords, including lock box and more robust lease security
account

-- Overdraft lines of credit for preferred customers

Aggressively increase penetration of customer base in markets surrounding branches
recently built (Jamaica, Atlantic Terminal and 145^th Street)

       --   New “calling program” developed and execution begun

--   Continue grass roots advertising and outreach to support new products and

    delivery channel expansion

Continue to leverage public programs to enhance community and financial returns

-- Will soon open Carver Financial Literacy Center at Bradhurst Court

--  Have formed Carver Community Development Corporation to consolidate and   

             expand financial literacy and other community development efforts

Will review acquisition options to increase fee income and/or footprint

SUBSTANTIAL OPPORTUNITIES AHEAD

INITIATIVES FOR BUILDING SHAREHOLDER VALUE

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“We Get It” Mortgage Products ad

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“Stronger Together” Relationship Account ad

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Lease Security Product

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Annual Meeting of
Stockholders

The Studio Museum in Harlem

September 13, 2005