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Topic Summary More information<br />
Repayment (continued)<br />
What are Babcock • Babcock & Brown may Repay or Resell (or a combination of Repay Appendix B<br />
& Brown’s exit and Resell) BBSN the subject of an Exit Notice issued by a Holder clauses 4.3, 5<br />
rights? (continued) requesting Repayment.<br />
What is the • The Repayment Amount is the Face Value plus any Outstanding Interest Appendix B<br />
Repayment at the Realisation Date that will not be separately paid in cash as interest clause 14.2<br />
Amount?<br />
on the Realisation Date.<br />
When will I • If Babcock & Brown elects to Repay BBSN in cash, you will receive Appendix B<br />
receive my cash equal to the Repayment Amount (less withholding for any tax) clauses 7, 14.2<br />
cash upon<br />
on the Realisation Date, which may be any of the following:<br />
Repayment?<br />
– the Reset Date, if Repayment occurs in respect of a Reset Date<br />
pursuant to an Exit Notice or Repayment Notice;<br />
– 25 Business Days after Babcock & Brown gives a Repayment Notice<br />
following a Change in Law Event, Change in Control Event or<br />
Delisting Event;<br />
– 25 Business Days after Babcock & Brown gives a Repayment Notice<br />
where the aggregate Face Value of BBSN on issue is less<br />
than $50 million;<br />
– 60 Business Days after Babcock & Brown gives notice of the<br />
occurrence of a Trigger Event or a Change in Control Event<br />
(in relation to a Trigger Event, only if the Holder has provided<br />
an Exit Notice in response to the occurrence of the event); and<br />
– the Maturity Date.<br />
Events<br />
What is a Change • A Change in Law Event occurs, if in the opinion of the Directors Appendix B<br />
in Law Event? (having obtained an opinion from reputable legal counsel), there is more clause 14.2<br />
than an insubstantial risk that any member of Babcock & Brown Group<br />
(or the members or unitholders of, or any class of persons (other than<br />
creditors in their capacity as such) holding an interest in, that entity):<br />
– will be exposed to additional costs or the imposition of additional<br />
requirements which the Directors determine at their sole discretion<br />
to be unacceptable, as a result of the occurrence of an event on or<br />
after the Issue Date, including:<br />
• the introduction, enactment, amendment, change, repeal,<br />
replacement or revocation of any law or regulation affecting<br />
securities, including ASX Listing Rules or the announcement<br />
(including on a prospective basis) of any of the foregoing by<br />
a Governmental Agency or ASX; or<br />
• any pronouncement, action or decision of a Governmental<br />
Agency or ASX interpreting or applying any such law or<br />
regulation or ASX Listing Rules; or<br />
– will be exposed to more than a de minimus increase in its costs<br />
(having regard to relevant deductions) in relation to BBSN as a<br />
result of increased taxes as a result of changes or clarifications of<br />
the law or pronouncements or any judicial or administrative<br />
action on or after the Issue Date.<br />
<strong>BABCOCK</strong> & <strong>BROWN</strong> SUBORDINATED NOTES 23