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Listing of the Notes<br />

Selling restrictions<br />

Application has been made for the listing of the Notes on the Luxembourg<br />

Stock Exchange.<br />

There are restrictions on the sale of the Notes and on the distribution of<br />

information in respect thereof. See “Subscription and Sale”, below.<br />

3. The Portfolio, administration of the Portfolio and calculations in respect thereof<br />

Transfer of the Claims Pursuant to the Transfer Agreement and the Transfer Deeds the Issuer<br />

purchased without recourse (pro soluto) from Farmafactoring a portfolio of<br />

monetary claims (the “Claims” or the “Portfolio”) arising from: (i)<br />

delegations of payment (the “Delegations of Payment”) issued by various<br />

aziende sanitarie locali, aziende ospedaliere and istituti fisioterapici<br />

ospitalieri (collectively, the “Health Authorities”) to the Region of Lazio (the<br />

“Region”) pursuant to article 1268 of the Italian civil code; (ii) settlement<br />

agreements (the “Settlement Agreements”) entered into between the Health<br />

Authorities, Farmafactoring and the Region; and (iii) the sale and supply of<br />

pharmaceutical products and services by certain pharmaceutical companies to<br />

the Health Authorities (the “Contracts”) in accordance with the<br />

Securitisation Law and articles 69 and 70 of Italian royal decree No. 2440 of<br />

18 November, 1923 (“Decree 2440”). Such acquisition was financed through<br />

the Bridge Loan granted by the Bridge Loan Lender to the Issuer. For a<br />

description of the Transfer Agreement, the Transfer Deeds and of the Portfolio<br />

see “The Portfolio”, “The Transfer Agreement and the Transfer Deeds” and<br />

“The Servicing Agreement” below.<br />

Warranties in relation<br />

to the Portfolio<br />

Servicing and<br />

collection procedures<br />

On the Initial Execution Date, the Issuer and Farmafactoring entered into a<br />

warranty and indemnity agreement (the “Warranty and Indemnity<br />

Agreement”), pursuant to which Farmafactoring has given certain<br />

representations and warranties in favour of the Issuer in relation to, inter alia,<br />

the Portfolio and the Claims. See “The Warranty and Indemnity Agreement<br />

and the Put Option Agreement”, below.<br />

On the Initial Execution Date, the Issuer and Farmafactoring entered into a put<br />

option agreement (the “Put Option Agreement”), pursuant to which the<br />

Issuer may, in specific limited circumstances relating to a breach of<br />

representations in relation to the Portfolio, require Farmafactoring to<br />

repurchase certain Claims. See “The Warranty and Indemnity Agreement and<br />

the Put Option Agreement”, below.<br />

Pursuant to a servicing agreement dated the Initial Execution Date (the<br />

“Servicing Agreement”) and amended on the Signing Date between the<br />

Issuer and Farmafactoring (in such capacity, the “Servicer”), the Servicer is<br />

responsible for the management of the Portfolio, the Claims and the collection<br />

of any sums under the Delegations of Payment, the Settlement Agreements<br />

and the Contracts.<br />

Any monies paid by the Region under the Delegations of Payment will be<br />

credited directly into the Collection Account. Pursuant to the Servicing<br />

Agreement, Farmafactoring will ensure that the amounts due by the Region<br />

under the Delegations of Payment, and/or by the Health Authorities pursuant<br />

to the Settlement Agreements and/or the Contracts, are timely credited on the<br />

Collection Account.<br />

The monies collectively received under or in respect of the Portfolio and the<br />

Claims (the “Collections”) will be calculated by reference to successive<br />

Collection Periods.<br />

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