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The <strong>UBI</strong> Lease Finance 5 Srl securitisation was performed by means of a number of<br />

interconnected contracts, with the following structure:<br />

• on 13.11.08, a contract was signed for the transfer without recourse by <strong>UBI</strong> Leasing Spa to<br />

<strong>UBI</strong> Lease Finance 5 S.r.l. (“LF5”) of the principal of implicit performing loans recognised in<br />

the financial statement as at 31.10.2008 and the related lease contracts, against payment of<br />

the nominal amount of the loans transferred by the SPE (LF5);<br />

• the amount of the loans transferred was €4,024,051,893.21;<br />

• collection of the repayments was managed by the “originator” as the “servicer” of the<br />

transaction, on specific mandate of the transferee;<br />

• on 28.11.09, <strong>UBI</strong> LF5 issued notes with differing redemption characteristics;<br />

• subscription of class A-B “senior and junior” notes by the originator. Following the action<br />

described above, the senior notes were downgraded by Moody's from “Aaa” to “Aa3” and by<br />

Fitch from “Aaa” to “A-”.<br />

The securitisation Albenza 3 Società per la Cartolarizzazione Srl was performed in 2001 on<br />

performing loans resulting from mortgages granted to private individuals resident in Italy. The<br />

transfer contract was structured as follows:<br />

• the transfer without recourse of the loans to the special purpose entity Albenza 3 Società per<br />

la Cartolarizzazione S.r.l., in which the <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Banca</strong> <strong>Group</strong> holds no interest, amounting to<br />

€389,532,000;<br />

• funding of the operation by the issue of a single Albenza 3 Società per la Cartolarizzazione<br />

S.r.l. note (unrated);<br />

• the note was purchased by BPB International Finance Plc (liquidated in 2004), and<br />

securitised again with the assistance of the Irish registered SPV Orio Finance nr. 3 plc.<br />

The Orio Finance nr 3 plc securitisation was performed in 2002 on the securities present in<br />

the BPB International Finance plc portfolio amounting to 390,000,000 euro and on the<br />

Albenza 3 notes already mentioned, together with other MBS securities (Holmes Funding nr 1<br />

plc; Holmes Funding nr 2 plc).<br />

The transfer contract was structured as follows:<br />

• transfer of securities to the special purpose vehicle Orio Finance nr 3 plc, in which the <strong>UBI</strong><br />

<strong>Banca</strong> <strong>Group</strong> holds no interest;<br />

• funding of the operation by the issue of notes divided into three classes:<br />

- class A notes (senior notes): floating rate notes equal to the Euribor three month +<br />

0.260% for an amount of €427,200,000;<br />

- class B notes (mezzanine notes): floating rate notes equal to the Euribor three month<br />

+ 0.70% for an amount of €17,800,000;<br />

- class C notes (junior securities): floating rate notes equal to the Euribor three month<br />

+ 1.00%, for an amount of €21,600,000;<br />

• the different classes were assigned a different degree of subordination in the definition of<br />

payment priorities for both the interest and principal components. The class C notes were<br />

recognised within the trading portfolio of <strong>UBI</strong> <strong>Banca</strong> Scpa and were eliminated in the<br />

consolidation against the junior securities recognised within liabilities in the balance sheet of<br />

Orio Finance nr 3 plc.<br />

The 24-7 Finance Srl securitisation was performed in 2008 on:<br />

• performing loans resulting from mortgages granted to private individuals resident in Italy,<br />

secured by a prime grade mortgages on residential properties located in Italy all fully built;<br />

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