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Annual Survey 2017 1. EUROPEAN TRENDS 2. TOTAL CONSUMER CREDIT 3. MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS MARKET SHARES 4. EXCHANGE RATES The following members contributed to the Eurofinas 2017 Annual Survey: BE, CZ, DE, DK, ES, FR, IT, LT, MA, NL, NO, PT, SE, TR and UK. Total New Lending by Eurofinas members increased by 6.6% in 2017 compared to 2016. Consumer Credit for Personal Consumption increased by 7.8% in 2017 compared to 2016. Vehicle Finance increased by 9.1% in 2017 compared to 2016. Industrial Credit increased by 10.2% in 2017 compared to 2016. Mortgage Credit contracted by -2.9% in 2017 compared to 2016. Note: Growth rates provided above are adjusted to exclude the impact of exchange rate fluctuations.

European Consumer Credit Market Continues Positive Trend In 2017 European consumer credit providers, represented by Eurofinas 1, granted new loans worth 456.8 billion in 2017, an increase of 6.6% compared to 2016 2. The results of the Eurofinas 2017 Annual Survey show increases in new business across almost all lending categories, with particularly strong growth in personal loans and the used car segment. The automotive sector generally exhibits high growth, and industrial credit continues its strong recovery. Total new consumer credit 3 showed an increase in new business of 8.2%. Industrial credit saw double digit growth of 10.2%, while mortgage credit contracted by 2.9%, with both lending categories contributing a smaller proportion of total new business compared to consumer credit. In the consumer credit lending category, personal loans continued to grow, increasing by 10.9%. Revolving credit increased more moderately compared to double digit growth in 2016, but still performed strongly at 6.2%. Non-automotive point of sale also saw a rise in new business of 5.5%. Consumer vehicle finance grew substantially, with the new car segment increasing by 5.2% and used cars by 13.2%. The other vehicle category (motorbikes, caravans etc.) also grew by 13.2%, while commercial vehicles saw a slightly lower growth level compared to previous years, 2.8%. Business car lending grew by 14.4% for new cars and 8.6% for used cars. Aggregate figures for 2017 show continued strong performance across almost all Eurofinas Members national markets. About half of the reporting countries enjoyed double digit growth. Big markets such as Germany, Italy and the UK performed well, however growth in France remains more moderate again this year. The Czech Republic and Belgium were the only reporting countries to experience some downturn in consumer credit. Commenting on the results of the 2017 Annual Survey, Umberto Filotto, Member of the Board and Chairman of Eurofinas Statistics Committee says: The consumer credit lending saw robust growth across most of the European markets, largely supported by a boost in consumer confidence and a continued steady decline in unemployment. While there are some signs of uncertainty going forward, such as political tensions in some countries, effects of potential new protectionist measures, continued risks of volatility in financial markets, overall prospects are favourable. In 2018, GDP growth is forecasted to reach 2.3% in the EU and there is clear potential for further growth in the consumer credit industry going forward. 1 The following Eurofinas members took part in the survey: UPC/BVK (BE), CLFA (CZ), BFACH (DE), Finans og Leasing (DK), ASNEF (ES), ASF (FR), ASSOFIN (IT), LBA (LT), APSF (MA), VFN (NL), FINFO (NO), ASFAC (PT), Finansbolagens Förening (SE), AFI/FKB (TR), FLA (UK). 2 The growth rates shown are adjusted to exclude the impact of exchange rate fluctuations. 3 Total consumer credit includes consumer credit for personal consumption (including personal loans, revolving credit and non-automotive point of sale finance) and consumer point of sale vehicle finance. Eurofinas Boulevard Louis Schmidt 87, B-1040 Brussels Tel + 32-2-778.05.60 Fax +32-2-778.05.78

EUROPEAN TRENDS Breakdown Per Loan Type LOAN TYPE NEW CREDIT GRANTED in mio EURO Unadjusted for % change Adjusted for CONSUMER CREDIT FOR PERS. CONSUMPTION 216 554 5.24% 7.75% Personal loans 79 793 10.43% 10.91% Revolving credit including credit cards 103 829 2.60% 6.21% Credit at the point of sale 32 932 1.89% 5.52% - Consumer goods 29 372 1.41% 5.46% - Other 3 560 6.02% 6.06% CAR FINANCE 136 552 5.36% 9.14% New cars 69 424 3.09% 7.31% - Business 16 227 6.89% 14.41% - Consumer 53 197 1.98% 5.24% Used cars 52 352 9.52% 12.68% - Business 5 385 5.79% 8.57% - Consumer 46 967 9.96% 13.17% Commercial vehicles (excl. cars for business use) 9 829-1.52% 2.78% Other vehicles (motorcycles, caravans,...) 4 948 10.62% 13.18% INDUSTRIAL CREDIT 35 597 7.47% 10.16% HOME OR REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES 68 106-2.85% -2.85% TOTAL 456 809 4.15% 6.65% Notes: Data shown here are those contributed to Eurofinas by its Member Associations in the context of the 2017 Annual Survey. Data can include estimates provided by Member Associations. Data represents the share of the total national market represented by each association unless otherwise specified. Data were provided in local currency. The used are yearly average rates taken from Eurostat and can be found on the last page. The data for 2016 are those provided by Eurofinas Member Associations in the 2016 Annual Survey, except when changes in membership or major data modifications warranted the restating of 2016 figures. Growth rates shown are calculated based on a homogenous sample of members reporting in both the 2016 and 2017 Annual Surveys. Eurofinas members not reporting in this survey: Poland - Konferencja Przedsiebiorstw Finansowych w Polsce, Finland - Federation of Finnish Financial Services.

TOTAL NATIONAL CONSUMER CREDIT Consumer credit for personal consumption & consumer vehicles New credit granted Member in mio EURO Unadjusted for % change Adjusted for BE 10 358-2.44% -2.44% CZ 1 029 1.78% -0.89% DE 56 487 10.06% 10.06% DK 3 668 6.28% 6.18% ES 29 456 15.14% 15.14% FR 33 247 0.44% 0.44% IT 57 356 9.56% 9.56% LT 128 4.92% 4.92% MA 1 410 5.18% 6.27% NL 3 952 14.85% 14.85% NO 7 363 23.54% 24.02% PT 4 848 28.81% 28.81% SE 1 565 46.07% 48.63% TR 3 561-3.06% 19.47% UK 107 235-0.99% 5.92% TOTAL 321 665 5.42% 8.16%

MEMBER ASSOCIATIONS' MARKET SHARES Consumer Credit Outstandings - mio Member Eurofinas Member Market Total National Market for Cons Credit 1 Eurofinas Member Share 2 BE 23 827 25 069 95.05% CZ 1 500 6 457 23.23% DE 118 474 237 916 49.80% DK 9 301 56 462 16.47% ES 33 781 76 200 44.33% FR 70 969 182 756 38.83% IT 94 359 116 689 80.86% LT 156 1 024 15.23% MA 4 448 9 093 48.92% NL 9 362 16 560 56.53% NO 18 730 PT 6 302 25 144 25.06% SE 2 638 36 086 7.31% TR 3 765 49 946 7.54% UK 117 345 237 441 49.42% TOTAL 514 957 1 076 843 46.08% 1 National market figures are estimates provided by the relevant Member Association. These may differ from Eurostat or national central bank figures, for example in cases where these exclude non-mfis from their figures. 2 excluding NO

EXCHANGE RATES 2017 2016 BE Belgium 1 1 CZ Czech Republic 26.326 27.034 DE Germany 1 1 DK Denmark 7.4386 7.4452 ES Spain 1 1 FI Finland 1 1 FR France 1 1 IT Italy 1 1 LT Lithuania 1 1 MA Morocco 10.948 10.836 NL Netherlands 1 1 NO Norway 9.327 9.2906 PL Poland 4.257 4.3632 PT Portugal 1 1 SE Sweden 9.6351 9.4689 TR Turkey 4.1205 3.3433 UK United Kingdom 0.8766 0.8194 Notes: Country These rates are a yearly average and are taken from Eurostat s database except for Morocco where the rate provided is a yearly average of end of month rates taken from the Al-Maghrib Bank Rates in the table are provided in the following way: 1 Eur = x Local Currency, for instance 1 Eur = 0.8766 GBP in 2017