Other Information Participation by AEGON N.V., in addition to Postbank N.V. As announced on December 111985, the agreement we hope to reach involves the injection by AEGON N.V. of NLG 135 million to the sum of equity and subordinated loans in the form of 8% cumulative preferred A stock (NLG II ,932,000) and a portion (NLG 123,068,000) of a convertible 8% subordinated loan with a term of ten years. It is also the intention that the interest of the present major provider of capital, Postbank, will be so adjusted that Postbank and AEGON each assume an equivalent position. Postbank currently holds a participating interest of 5% of the capital stock and has granted subordinated, partially convertible loans amounting to NLG 135 million. These loans will be converted into 8% cumulative preferred B stock of NLG 10,677,000 nominal value and into the aforementioned convertible 8% subordi nated loan in an amount of NLG 92,292,000, bringing the total of this loan to NLG 215,360,000. The cumulative preferred B stock to be issued to Postbank together with the paid-in surplus generated by the transaction and the Postbank portion of the convertible loan will be subordinate to the preferred A stock and the portion of the convertible loan taken by AEGON. Realization of the intended construction will give AEGON (through the preferred stock) and Postbank (through the common stock and preferred stock) each approximately 25% of the issued capital stock, and together a majority holding of the capital stock. For a period of ten years, it will be possible to convert the convertible 8% subordinated loan into common stock. For this purpose, a conversion formula will be applied based on the net asset value as determined at the time of conversion and making allowance for loss of interest and for risks and management costs. Through conversion, AEGON will be able to acquire the majority of the capital stock. Postbank will be able to increase its interests to one third of the capital stock. Through their interests in our bank, Postbank and AEGON aim to strengthen their position in the field of financial services in the Netherlands. Both major stockholders will possess in addition to their own mortgage loan activities an interest in a mort gage lending bank which specializes in commercial mortgage loans. In view of the continuing stagnation in various real estate markets, it is the intention simultaneously to transfer real estate to a value of approximately NLG 1.3 billion from the real estate and receivables portfolio to a separate legal entity. This legal entity will be managed by persons drawn from Postbank, AEGON and FGH. In order to finance the transfer of real estate, it is the intention that De Nederlandsche Bank N.V., Postbank and AEGON will each grant a loan amoun ting to NLG 410 million to the legal entity. Our bank will also finance the operation with NLG 100 million by granting a subordi nated loan. The loan from De Nederlandsche Bank N.V. will be granted for an extended term and will be at the interest rate for advances. 48

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