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FMIA Agreement of between And ("") ("") LEI: LEI: Email: Email: 1. Scope 1.1 and (the "Parties" and each a "Party") enter into transactions (the "Transactions") f or which they may become subject to risk mitigation and reporting obligations under the Financial Market Inf rastructure Act of 19 June 2015 ("FMIA"). With this FMIA Agreement (the "Agreement"), the Parties intend to inf orm each other of their counterparty classif ication under the FMIA and to agree on certain aspects of the implementation of the risk mitigation and reporting obligations under the FMIA. 1.2 This Agreement applies to all Transactions irrespectiv e of the contracts under which they hav e been or will be entered into (e.g. ISDA Master Agreements, Swiss Master Agreements f or OTC Deriv ativ e Instruments or bank-internal Master Agreements), including undocumented Transactions. 1.3 The prov isions of Sections 3 to 5 of this Agreement do not apply to phy sically settled FX Forwards and Swaps and other deriv ativ es exempted f rom the risk mitigation obligations of the FMIA. 1.4 The prov isions of Sections 3 to 5 of this Agreement apply to each Party only to the extent that the respectiv e obligations under the FMIA apply to that Party and such obligations are not f ulf illed under a f oreign jurisdiction that is recognized by the FINMA as equiv alent to the FMIA. 1.5 This Agreement also applies to Parties incorporated or domiciled abroad. 2. Classification under the FMIA 2.1 Each Party conf irms to the other Party that it has the FMIA status specif ied in Annex 1, B, prov ided that this conf irmation shall be deemed to be repeated ev ery time a Transaction is entered into. 2.2 If such classif ication specif ied in Annex 1, B, changes, the relev ant Party shall inf orm the other Party as soon as practicable of its new classif ication. 3. Portfolio Reconciliation 3.1 The Portf olio Reconciliation will be conducted as f ollows: a) On each Data Deliv ery Date, the Sending Party will prov ide Portf olio Data to the other Party, prov ided that, f or these purposes, both Parties may be Sending Parties; b) On each PR Due Date, the Party receiv ing the Portf o- lio Data will perf orm a Portf olio Reconciliation; c) If the Reconciling Party identif ies one or more discrepancies between the Portf olio Data and its own books and records of the Relev ant Transactions, which such Party qualif ies, acting reasonably and in good f aith, as material to the rights and obligations of the Parties under the Relev ant Transactions, it will inf orm the other Party as soon as practicable; d) In a case of c) abov e, the Parties will discuss this with each other and work towards resolv ing such discrepancies as soon as practicable; and e) Unless the Reconciling Party inf orms the other Party by 4 p.m. (Zurich) on the f if th Banking Day f ollowing the later of the PR Due Date and the date on which Portf olio Data was prov ided by such other Party, of any contradictions or discrepancies pursuant to c), the Reconciling Party shall be deemed to hav e af f irmed such Portf olio Data. 3.2 If the Parties engage a third-party serv ice prov ider f or the perf ormance of the Portf olio Reconciliation, the procedures of such serv ice prov ider, as mentioned in Annex 1, D, shall apply instead of the prov isions of Section 3.1, prov ided that the Parties may agree on a dif f erent method how to perf orm the Portf olio Reconciliation. 3.3 If a Party believ es that the Parties are required to perf orm a Portf olio Reconciliation at a greater or lesser f requency than that being used by the Parties at such time, it will notif y the other Party accordingly. Such a change is deemed to hav e been agreed upon, if the Party that receiv es the request does not object within f iv e Banking Day s. FMIA Agreement 1 / 5

4. Agreement on Dispute Resolution 4.1 The Parties agree on the f ollowing procedure f or the identif ication and resolution of Disputes: a) A Party identif ies a Dispute by sending a notice to the other Party mentioning the subject of the Dispute (including the Transactions concerned); b) On receipt of a notice in accordance with a) abov e, the Parties will consult with each other in an attempt to resolv e the Dispute as soon as practicable. This may occur, without limitation, by identif y ing and using an agreed process f or resolv ing the Dispute; and c) If the Dispute is not resolv ed within f iv e Banking Day s f rom the date of receipt of the notice as mentioned in a) abov e, the Dispute shall be escalated accordingly. 5. Exchange of confirmations 5.1 For the purpose of comply ing with the obligation to exchange conf irmations in a timely manner, a conf irmation shall be deemed to hav e been exchanged if the addressee of a conf irmation agrees to the conf irmation or does not object within the deadlines applicable to the timely exchange of conf irmations as set by the FMIA. 5.2 This shall be without prejudice to any rights of the recipient of the conf irmation to object to its content at a later date, to the extent possible under the relev ant agreement. 6. Miscellaneous 6.1 If the Parties hav e already entered into another agreement on the subject matter of this Agreement, in the ev ent of any conf licting prov isions, the more onerous obligation shall prev ail, prov ided that the obligations of the Parties under the FMIA are met thereby. 6.2 This Agreement shall prev ail ov er any documentation gov erning the Transactions. 6.3 The agreements reached in Annex 1 and Annex 2 are integral parts of this Agreement. 7. Applicable law and Jurisdiction 7.1 This Agreement shall be gov erned by the substantiv e law applicable to the Transactions and will be interpreted accordingly, prov ided that, where dif f erent laws are specif ied as the applicable laws f or the Transactions (under the relev ant master agreement or the conf irmations) or, in respect of one or more Transactions, no applicable law is specif ied as gov erning law (under the relev ant master agreement or the conf irmations), this Agreement shall be gov erned by Swiss law. 7.2 For disputes, controv ersies or claims arising f rom or in connection with this Agreement, including any question regarding its v alidity, inv alidity, breach or termination, the courts specif ied as the competent courts in respect of the Transactions shall be the competent courts. In the ev ent that dif f erent courts were competent or no choice of jurisdiction was made in respect of one or more Transactions (under the relev ant master agreement or the conf irmations), the courts of the city of Zurich (city districts 1 and 2) shall be exclusiv ely competent. 8. Definitions The f ollowing terms used in this Agreement shall hav e the meaning set out below: "Banking Day" is any business day on which the banks at the domicile of both Parties are open. "Data Delivery Date" means each date agreed between and as such, prov ided that, in the absence of such agreement, such date shall be deemed to be the Banking Day immediately preceding the PR Due Date. "Determination Day" means the Banking Day immediately preceding a Data Deliv ery Date. "Disputes" means disputes in the sense of Art. 97 of the Ordinance on Financial Market Inf rastructures and Market Conduct in Securities and Deriv ativ es Trading (FMIO) of 25 Nov ember 2015. "Financial Counterparty" is a Party that f alls into one of the f ollowing categories, or a Party incorporated or domiciled outside Switzerland f alling into an equiv alent category : (i) a bank in the sense of Art. 1(1) of the Swiss Federal Banking Act of 8 Nov ember 1934, (ii) a securities dealer or broker in the sense of Art. 2(d) of the Swiss Federal Stock Exchanges and Securities Trading Act of 24 March 1995, (iii) an insurance or reinsurance company in the sense of Art. 2(1)(a) of the Swiss Federal Insurance Superv ision Act of 17 December 2004, (iv ) a parent company of a f inancial or insurance group or f inancial or insurance conglomerate, (v ) a f und management company or an asset manager of collectiv e inv estment schemes in the sense of Art. 13(2)(a) and (f ) of the Swiss Federal Collectiv e Inv estment Schemes Act of 23 June 2006, (v i) a collectiv e inv estment scheme in the sense of the Swiss Federal Collectiv e Inv estment Schemes Act of 23 June 2006 or (v ii) a pension f und or an inv estment f oundation in the sense of Art. 48-53k of the Swiss Federal Prof essional Pensions Act of 25 June 1982. "large Financial Counterparty" means a Financial Counterparty with rolling av erage gross positions in OTC deriv ativ es ov er 30 business day s of more than CHF 8 Billion (calculated according to the applicable regulatory requirements, prov ided that, where the relev ant Party exceeds this threshold, it shall only count as a large Financial Party f our months af ter such date). "small Financial Counterparty" means a Financial Counterparty that is not a large Financial Counterparty, prov ided that, where a large Financial Counterparty f alls below the relev ant threshold, it shall immediately count as a small Financial Counterparty. "Key Terms" means, with respect to a Relev ant Transaction and a Party, all details that the respectiv e Party deems relev ant f or the v aluation and execution of the Transaction which may include the ef f ectiv e date, the scheduled maturity date, any pay ment or settlement dates, the notional amount and the currency of the Relev ant Transaction, the business day conv ention, the underly ing instrument, the settlement method and any applicable f ixed or f loating interest rate of the Relev ant Transaction. "Non-Financial Counterparty" is an undertaking that is not a Financial Counterparty. A counterparty incorporated or domiciled in Switzerland is deemed to be an undertaking if it is registered with the Swiss Commercial Register. A counterparty incorporated or domiciled abroad is deemed to be an undertaking if it engages in a commercial activ ity and is a legal entity, trust or similar structure under the applicable law. "large Non-Financial Counterparty" means a Non- Financial Counterparty with rolling av erage gross positions in OTC deriv ativ es ov er 30 business day s f or at least one of the f ollowing asset classes exceeding the relev ant threshold (calculated according to the applicable regulatory requirements, prov ided that, where the relev ant party exceeds any such threshold, it shall only count as a large Non-Financial Counterparty f our months af ter such date): Asset Class Equity Deriv ativ es Credit Deriv ativ es Interest Rate Deriv ativ es FX Deriv ativ es Commodity and other Deriv ativ es Threshold CHF 1,1 Billion CHF 1,1 Billion "small Non-Financial Counterparty" means a Non- Financial Counterparty that is not a large Non-Financial Counterparty, prov ided that, where a large Non-Financial Counterparty f alls below all thresholds, it shall immediately count as a small Non-Financial Counterparty. "OTC derivative" means a deriv ativ e in the sense of the FMIA that is not traded on a trading v enue (Handelsplatz) in the sense of the FMIA. "Portfolio Data" means the Key Terms in relation to all outstanding Relev ant Transactions between the Parties, determined as at the close of business on the Determi- FMIA Agreement 2 / 5

nation Day, with a scope and lev el of detail that allows the perf ormance of the Portf olio Reconciliation. "Portfolio Reconciliation" means a comparison of the Portf olio Data prov ided by the other Party with the own books and records of the Relev ant Transactions f or the purposes of identif y ing any contradictions and discrepancies. "Portfolio Reconciliation Period" means: (i) if 500 or more Relev ant Transactions are outstanding, each Banking Day ; (ii) if between 51 and 499 Relev ant Transactions are outstanding, one calendar week; (iii) if 50 or less Relev ant Transactions are outstanding, three calendar months. "PR Due Date" means each date agreed as such between the Parties, prov ided that, in the absence of such agreement or if the agreed date would be a later date, such date shall be the last Banking Day of the relev ant Portf olio Reconciliation Period or, if the Portf olio Reconciliation Period is one Banking Day, the relev ant Banking Day. "Reconciling Party" is the Party perf orming a Portf olio Reconciliation in the sense of Section 3.1b). "Relevant Transaction" means any Transaction subject to the obligation to perf orm Portf olio Reconciliations pursuant to the FMIA. "Sending Party" means the Party specif ied as such in Annex 1, C, prov ided that both Parties may be Sending Parties. Name: Name: Place, Date: Place, Date: Signature: Signature: Name: Name: Place, Date: Place, Date: Signature: Signature: 1 1 Only include signature block if the Agreement is not entered into by "negative affirmation". FMIA Agreement 3 / 5

Annex 1 By entering into the FMIA Agreement, and agree that the following terms apply: A) The Parties confirm to each other that they: - are incorporated or domiciled in Switzerland - are incorporated or domiciled outside Switzerland B) The Parties confirm to each other that they qualify as follows (please select for each of and only one option): as a "large Financial Counterparty" as a "small Financial Counterparty" as a "large Non-Financial Counterparty" as a "small Non-Financial Counterparty" as one of the following public sector entities: Swiss Confederation, Canton, Municipality, Swiss National Bank, Bank for International Settlements as a public sector entity held by or guaranteed by the Swiss Confederation, a Canton or Municipality (not qualifying as a Financial Counterparty) as a multilateral development bank as a foreign central bank or as the ECB, EFSF or ESM as an entity responsible for administration of public debt as a sovereign financial institution providing loans for business development purposes C) "Sending Party" (the Party that sends the Portfolio Data to the other Both Party please select only one of the three options): only only Parties D) The Parties confirm that the following method shall apply to the Port- folio Reconciliation: Transfer of Portfolio Data on the portfolio statement of the bank Reconciliation of the Portfolio Data via the following third-party service pro- vider:.. E) The Parties confirm that they have adhered to the ISDA 2013 EMIR Portfolio Reconciliation, Dispute Resolution and Disclosure Protocol: FMIA Agreement 4 / 5

Annex 2 and hereby agree that the following provisions shall apply instead of the text of the FMIA Agreement between them: FMIA Agreement 5 / 5