Notes

The preference shares are a perpetual instrument and as such have no fixed redemption date and the holder has no rights to require redemption. However the preference shares could be called, at the issuer's option, on the first call date or at any subsequent dividend payment date, subject to certain conditions.  The issuer has undertaken to call the bonds on the first Conditional Call Date which is 18 June 2039, subject to certain conditions relating to Dutch banking regulation. 

The isuer is a Portfolio Listed Company. The dividends may consist of a combination of cash payments and imputation credits. The imputation credits may be superfluous for certain investors taking advantage of the PIE regime.

Junior Subordination: In the event of Rabobank Nederland's bankruptcy, moratorium or dissolution, holders of the prefernce shares will not be entitled to any payment unitil all senior creditors, depositors or holders of subordinated debt have been paidin full.

Exchange Events: on the ocurrance of certain events, the preference shares may be exchanged for the underlying securities issued by Rabobank Nederland to the issuer

Refer to the investment statement for futher details of the call provisions, junior subordination and exchange events.

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