Division 1.7 In so far as the obligation to pay the additional premium would result in HSH’s ratio of common equity, calculated in accordance with the regulatory requirements in force at the time and including market price risks (common equity ratio), falling below 10 % (minimum common equity ratio) at the time the additional premium entitlement arises, or if an already existing shortfall increases further, HSH Finanzfonds AöR will waive that part of the entitlement which would lead to the common equity ratio falling below the minimum common equity ratio (deferred additional premium entitlement), with effect from the time the entitlement arises in return for the provision of a debtor warrant pursuant to the provisions of this point of this Annex:

The debtor warrant will take the following form: In so far as the common equity ratio at the end of one of HSH’s financial years following the provision of the debtor warrant and according to all expense and profit-related accounts, but without taking account of the entitlements under the debtor warrant, exceeds the minimum common equity ratio, the deferred additional premium entitlement will be restored in an amount ensuring that the minimum common equity ratio is met.

The deferred additional premium entitlement will be restored for the duration of the debtor warrant in each financial year in which the requirements pursuant to (a) are met, but only up to the amount of the completely restored additional premium entitlement.

The debtor warrant will mature on 31 December [2030–2050].

In so far as HSH applies for entitlement to the additional premium to be waived against provision of a debtor warrant due to the common equity ratio falling below the minimum common equity ratio, it will submit corresponding calculations, which will be subject to review by the statutory auditor of HSH.