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Portfolio Summary Portfolio size ($) $198,492,343 Number of contracts 6,500 Number of obligors 953 Weighted average yield (% p.a.) 11.46% Average contract balance (current) ($) $30,537 Maximum contract balance (current) ($) $317,555 Average contract balance (original) ($) $49,754 Maximum contract balance (original) ($) $463,230 Weighted average total contract term (months) 55.90 Weighted average seasoning (months) 30.18 Weighted average remaining term (months) 25.73 Maximum remaining term (months) 109.74 Average Residual (current) (%) 43.85% Average Residual (original) (%) 26.91%

Top 10 Obligors Customer Code Book Value Number of Contracts Percentage AAN0481 $ 16,752,724 608 8.44% AMU0167 $ 15,348,144 101 7.73% AWE0162 $ 9,464,127 278 4.77% ARA0071 $ 7,862,783 296 3.96% AAG0025 $ 7,809,431 253 3.93% ABO0142 $ 7,746,368 86 3.9 ARO0130 $ 7,736,745 85 3.9 ATH0085 $ 4,605,422 125 2.32% AXS0125 $ 4,523,418 164 2.28% ACA0196 $ 3,853,964 29 1.94% Total $ 85,703,125 2,025 43.17%

Contracts by Lease Type Lease Category Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) Operating 157,486,241 79.34% 5,025 77.31% Novated 33,476,638 16.87% 1,198 18.43% Finance 7,529,464 3.79% 277 4.26% Unfunded - 0.0-0.0 Contracts by Lease Type Finance Unfunded Novated Operating

Contracts by Asset Type Asset Type Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) Passenger 89,895,305 45.29% 3,827 58.88% Light Commercial 55,281,236 27.85% 2,134 32.83% Heavy Commercial 53,265,026 26.83% 538 8.28% Non Asset Category 50,776 0.03% 1 0.02% Contracts by Asset Type Non Asset Category Heavy Commercial Passenger Light Commercial

Contracts by Obligor Balance Obligor Balance Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) $0 - $10,000 1,575,523 0.79% 194 2.98% $10,000 - $20,000 34,851,891 17.56% 2,210 34.0 $20,000 - $30,000 53,818,165 27.11% 2,193 33.74% $30,000 - $40,000 33,919,467 17.09% 992 15.26% $40,000 - $50,000 15,379,567 7.75% 348 5.35% $50,000 - $60,000 7,957,299 4.01% 147 2.26% $60,000 - $70,000 3,338,730 1.68% 52 0.8 $70,000 - $80,000 3,457,920 1.74% 46 0.71% $80,000 - $90,000 3,383,566 1.7 39 0.6 $90,000 - $100,000 4,098,327 2.06% 43 0.66% $100,000 - $200,000 30,360,154 15.3 209 3.22% $200,000 - $300,000 5,716,657 2.88% 25 0.38% $300,000 - $400,000 635,078 0.32% 2 0.03% $400,000 - $500,000-0.0-0.0 $500,000+ - 0.0-0.0 Contracts by Obligor Balance 3 25% 15% 5%

Manufacturing Wholesale Trade Financial and Insurance Services Professional, Scientific and Technical Services Construction Transport, Postal and Warehousing Public Administration and Safety Retail Trade Mining Undefined Other Services Rental Hiring and Real Estate Services Health Care and Social Assistance X-NOV Arts and Recreation Services Education and Training Electricity, Gas, Water & Waste Services Information Media and Telecommunications Administrative and Support Services Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Accommodation and Food Services Contracts by Obligor Industry Industry Sector Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) Manufacturing 42,279,888 21.3 1,181 18.17% Wholesale Trade 20,306,639 10.23% 759 11.68% Financial and Insurance Services 19,629,300 9.89% 717 11.03% Professional, Scientific and Technical Services 18,670,022 9.41% 590 9.08% Construction 16,584,517 8.36% 477 7.34% Transport, Postal and Warehousing 12,877,005 6.49% 399 6.14% Public Administration and Safety 11,160,504 5.62% 212 3.26% Retail Trade 9,041,383 4.56% 203 3.12% Mining 7,229,842 3.64% 258 3.97% Undefined 6,747,508 3.4 257 3.95% Other Services 5,095,931 2.57% 196 3.02% Rental Hiring and Real Estate Services 5,077,508 2.56% 185 2.85% Health Care and Social Assistance 4,868,691 2.45% 251 3.86% X-NOV 4,816,033 2.43% 194 2.98% Arts and Recreation Services 3,197,054 1.61% 152 2.34% Education and Training 3,126,180 1.57% 137 2.11% Electricity, Gas, Water & Waste Services 2,780,951 1.4 122 1.88% Information Media and Telecommunications 1,837,798 0.93% 68 1.05% Administrative and Support Services 1,591,026 0.8 78 1. Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 1,524,124 0.77% 61 0.94% Accommodation and Food Services 50,440 0.03% 3 0.05% Contracts by Obligor Industry 25% 15% 5%

Contracts by Geographical Distribution State of Delivery Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) NSW 69,813,144 35.17% 2,248 34.58% VIC 62,324,137 31.4 1,808 27.82% QLD 34,032,194 17.15% 1,221 18.78% WA 20,255,978 10. 772 11.88% SA 7,607,669 3.83% 279 4.29% TAS 1,950,236 0.98% 78 1. NT 1,521,218 0.77% 52 0.8 ACT 987,768 0.5 42 0.65% Contracts by Geographical Distribution WA SA TAS NT ACT NSW QLD VIC

Contracts by Asset Manufacturer Manufacturer Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) TOYOTA 36,213,498 18.24% 1,449 22.29% FORD 35,534,579 17.9 1,578 24.28% BYFORD 11,624,526 5.86% 80 1.23% ISUZU 11,424,495 5.76% 129 1.98% HOLDEN 10,613,441 5.35% 501 7.71% VOLKSWAGEN 8,565,399 4.32% 338 5. NISSAN 8,156,067 4.11% 310 4.77% MAZDA 6,616,238 3.33% 278 4.28% VOLVO 6,124,860 3.09% 55 0.85% MFUSO 5,909,167 2.98% 73 1.12% HYUNDAI 5,755,056 2.9 308 4.74% MITSUBISHI 5,013,132 2.53% 246 3.78% MERCEDES 4,926,129 2.48% 132 2.03% SUBARU 4,683,765 2.36% 198 3.05% BORALWESTN 4,602,373 2.32% 31 0.48% HINO 3,698,102 1.86% 38 0.58% JEEP 3,098,679 1.56% 98 1.51% MAXICUBE 2,816,673 1.42% 41 0.63% AUDI 2,304,587 1.16% 61 0.94% Other 52 20,811,577 10.48% 556 8.55% Contracts by Asset Manufacturer 18% 16% 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2%

Contracts by Seasoning Seasoning Band Mths Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) 0-6 - 0.0-0.0 6-12 12,200,179 6.15% 316 4.86% 12-18 40,148,601 20.23% 980 15.08% 18-24 33,346,907 16.8 1,030 15.85% 24-30 30,571,429 15.4 1,074 16.52% 30-36 31,334,238 15.79% 1,289 19.83% 36-42 12,614,263 6.36% 542 8.34% 42-48 13,259,415 6.68% 643 9.89% 48-54 7,587,706 3.82% 244 3.75% 54-60 8,079,635 4.07% 232 3.57% 60-66 2,483,719 1.25% 34 0.52% 66-72 1,715,465 0.86% 18 0.28% 72-78 492,833 0.25% 12 0.18% 78-84 1,506,590 0.76% 26 0.4 84-90 1,120,403 0.56% 16 0.25% 90-96 224,328 0.11% 5 0.08% 96-102 935,004 0.47% 18 0.28% 102-108 441,902 0.22% 10 0.15% 108-114 396,568 0. 10 0.15% 114-120 33,159 0.02% 1 0.02% 120+ - 0.0-0.0 Contracts by Seasoning 25% 15% 5% 0-6 6-12 12-18 18-24 24-30 30-36 36-42 42-48 48-54 54-60 60-66 66-72 72-78 78-84 84-90 90-96 96-102 102-108 108-114 114-120 120+

Contracts by Remaining Term Remaining Term Band Yrs Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) 0-1 53,050,889 26.73% 2,643 40.66% 1-2 62,742,982 31.61% 2,261 34.78% 2-3 47,153,914 23.76% 1,159 17.83% 3-4 16,399,946 8.26% 281 4.32% 4-5 5,627,001 2.83% 64 0.98% 5-6 2,092,001 1.05% 17 0.26% 6-7 56,473 0.03% 1 0.02% 7-8 - 0.0-0.0 8-9 10,569,443 5.32% 69 1.06% 9-10 799,695 0.4 5 0.08% 10+ - 0.0-0.0 Contracts by Remaining Term 35% 3 25% 15% 5% 0-1 1-2 2-3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-9 9-10 10+

Contracts by Residual/Balloon Payment (Original Lease Receivables) Residual Band (original) Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) Residual 6,156,813 3. 47 0.72% - 2,215,729 1.12% 52 0.8-19,910,809 10.03% 443 6.82% - 3 41,107,702 20.71% 1,110 17.08% 3-4 50,237,351 25.31% 1,726 26.55% 4-5 50,691,643 25.54% 1,977 30.42% 5-6 20,439,331 10.3 869 13.37% 6-7 6,514,148 3.28% 235 3.62% 7-8 1,054,110 0.53% 33 0.51% 8-9 164,708 0.08% 8 0.12% 9-10 - 0.0-0.0 Contracts by Residual/Balloon Payment (Original Lease Receivables) 3 25% 15% 5% Residual - - - 3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-9 9-10

Contracts by Residual/Balloon Payment (Current Lease Receivables) Residual Band (current) Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) Residual 6,156,813 3. 47 0.72% - 886,124 0.45% 9 0.14% - 7,535,362 3.8 98 1.51% - 3 8,963,915 4.52% 158 2.43% 3-4 20,047,967 10. 394 6.06% 4-5 32,874,152 16.56% 813 12.51% 5-6 34,088,446 17.17% 1,079 16.6 6-7 29,697,934 14.96% 1,150 17.69% 7-8 23,587,870 11.88% 1,001 15.4 8-9 18,008,120 9.07% 843 12.97% 9-10 16,645,641 8.39% 908 13.97% Contracts by Residual/Balloon Payment (Current Lease Receivables) 18% 16% 14% 12% 8% 6% 4% 2% Residual - - - 3 3-4 4-5 5-6 6-7 7-8 8-9 9-10

Contracts by New/Used New/Used Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) New 176,010,945 88.67% 5,951 91.55% Used 22,481,399 11.33% 549 8.45% Contracts by New/Used Used New

Contracts by Yield Yield Band Current Lease Receivable (CLR) ($) (%) Contracts No. Contracts No. / Total Portfolio (%) - 5% 2,976,511 1.5 134 2.06% 5% - 6% 4,781,073 2.41% 186 2.86% 6% - 7% 9,297,935 4.68% 286 4.4 7% - 8% 23,215,745 11.7 385 5.92% 8% - 9% 22,453,445 11.31% 573 8.82% 9% - 27,132,546 13.67% 700 10.77% - 11% 19,402,134 9.77% 619 9.52% 11% - 12% 17,418,844 8.78% 596 9.17% 12% - 13% 23,316,490 11.75% 754 11.6 13%+ 48,497,623 24.43% 2,267 34.88% Contracts by Yield 3 25% 15% 5% - 5% 5% - 6% 6% - 7% 7% - 8% 8% - 9% 9% - - 11% 11% - 12% 12% - 13% 13%+