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Prospectus UBI Banca Covered Bond Programme

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<strong>Prospectus</strong><br />

price reasonably available notwithstanding that such amount may be less than the Required Outstanding<br />

Principal Balance Amount.<br />

With respect to any sale or liquidation to be carried out, the Guarantor shall instruct the Portfolio Manager (as<br />

defined below) — to the extent possible taking into account the time left before the Maturity Date or Extended<br />

Maturity Date (if applicable) of the Earliest Maturing <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s — to sell or liquidate any Top-Up Assets<br />

included in the Cover Pool before any Eligible Assets are sold in accordance herewith.<br />

The Guarantor may offer for sale or otherwise liquidate part of any portfolio of Selected Assets (a "Partial<br />

Portfolio"). Except in certain circumstances described in the Cover Pool Management Agreement, the sale price<br />

or liquidation proceeds of the Partial Portfolio (as a proportion of the Required Outstanding Principal Balance<br />

Amount) shall be at least equal to the proportion that the Partial Portfolio bears to the relevant portfolio of<br />

Selected Assets.<br />

Upon the occurrence of an Issuer Event of Default, the Guarantor will through a tender process (to be carried out<br />

by the Guarantor Corporate Servicer on behalf of the Guarantor) appoint a portfolio manager (the "Portfolio<br />

Manager") of recognised standing on a basis intended to incentivise the Portfolio Manager to achieve the best<br />

proceeds for the sale or liquidation of the Selected Assets (if such terms are commercially available in the<br />

market) and to advise it in relation to the sale to purchasers (except where a Seller is buying the Selected Assets<br />

in accordance with its right of pre-emption under the Master Loans Purchase Agreement) or liquidation of the<br />

Selected Assets. The terms of the agreement giving effect to the appointment in accordance with such tender, as<br />

well as the terms and conditions of the sale of the Selected Assets, shall be approved by the Representative of the<br />

<strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>holders (which may, but will never be obliged to, seek instructions from the <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>holders<br />

to this end, in accordance with the Transaction Documents and the Rules of the Organisation of the <strong>Covered</strong><br />

<strong>Bond</strong>holders).<br />

Following the delivery of an Issuer Default Notice consisting of an Article 74 Event, the obligation of the<br />

Guarantor to sell or liquidate Selected Assets, as described above, shall cease to apply starting from the date on<br />

which the Representative of the <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>holders delivers to the Issuer, the Sellers, the Guarantor and the<br />

Asset Monitor an Article 74 Event Cure Notice in accordance with the provisions of the <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong><br />

Guarantee.<br />

Following the delivery by the Representative of the <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>holders of a Guarantor Default Notice, the<br />

Guarantor shall immediately sell or liquidate all assets included in the Cover Pool in accordance with the<br />

procedures described above and the proceeds thereof will be applied as Guarantor Available Funds, provided<br />

that the Guarantor (or, in the absence, the Representative of the <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>holders) will instruct the Portfolio<br />

Manager to use all reasonable endeavours to procure that such sale or liquidation is carried out as quickly as<br />

reasonably practicable taking into account the market conditions at that time.<br />

Governing law<br />

The Cover Pool Management Agreement is governed by Italian law.<br />

The Swap Agreements<br />

Liability Swap Agreements<br />

The Guarantor is expected to enter into one or more Liability Swap Agreements on each Issue Date with one or<br />

more Liability Swap Providers, together with one or more Back-to-Back Liability Swap Agreements with the<br />

Issuer in order to hedge certain interest rate, currency and other risks in respect of, prior to the service of an<br />

Issuer Default Notice, amounts payable by the Issuer in respect of the Series of <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s issued on that<br />

Issue Date and, after the service of an Issuer Default Notice, amounts payable by the Guarantor in respect of<br />

such Series of <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s. The aggregate notional amount of the Liability Swap Agreements entered into on<br />

each Issue Date shall be the Outstanding Principal Amount of the relevant Series of <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s.<br />

It is anticipated that under the Liability Swap Agreements, the Guarantor will pay to the Liability Swap<br />

Provider(s) on a monthly basis an amount calculated with reference to a floating rate linked to EURIBOR plus a<br />

margin. In return the Liability Swap Provider(s) is expected to pay to the Guarantor on each Interest Payment<br />

Date in respect of the relevant Series of <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s the notional amount multiplied by a rate linked to the<br />

interest rate applicable to the relevant Series of <strong>Covered</strong> <strong>Bond</strong>s.<br />

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