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November 30, 2017 J apan S ecurities D ealers A ssociation J apanese B ankers A ssociation

S ecuritization Market T rends S urvey R eport ( Issuance T rends in the F irst Half of F iscal 2017)

T his report is a summary of the results of the “S ecuritization Market T rends S urvey” (see J S DA ’s website at <http://www.jsda.or.jp/en/index.html>), conducted monthly by the J apan S ecurities D ealers A ssociation (J S D A ) and the J apanese B ankers A ssociation (J B A ), for the first half of fiscal 2017, the period from A pril 1,2017 to S eptember 30,2017.

In addition, please refer to an attached sheet for the numerical data used in a chart.

I. Overall Issuance T rends for S ecuritization Products

L ooking at the issuance trends for securitization products in the first half of fiscal 2017, the amount declined year-on-year. T he total issuance amount was ¥ 2,261.2 billion, declining 2.6% from the first half of fiscal 2016,while the number of issues was 73, up 19.7% year-on-year. ( see C hart 1).

R eference: T he total issuance amount of corporate straight bonds during the first half of fiscal 2017 was ¥ 5,976.5 billion (provisional figure).

C hart 1. S ecuritization Product Issuance A mount and Number of Issues

2.3 2.9

3.4 4.8

4.6 5.2

3.43.4 2.3

1.4 1.6

1.31.21.4 1.9

1.51.5

1.31.31.4 1.1

1.61.7 1.9

2.32.32.3 138

158 145

167

146 168

134 127

110 94

79 67

5453 48

4338 5253

74 6262

58 6761

75 73 0 30 60 90 120 150 180

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/1H2H05/1H2H06/1H2H07/1H2H08/1H2H09/1H2H10/1H2H11/1H2H12/1H2H13/1H2H14/1H2H15/1H2H16/1H2H17/1H

(¥trillion) (issues)

Issuanceamount (leftscale)

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II. Issuance T rends by Underlying A ssets

L ooking at the securitization product issuance amount for the first half of fiscal 2017 by underl ying assets, the amount of “C D O,” “S hopping credits,” and “S ales receivables/C ommercial bills” increased, whereas in contrast, “R MB S ,” “L eases,” and “Others” decreased. (see C hart 2).

C har t 2. S ecuri t i z at i on P r oduct I ssuance A mount by U nderl y i ng A ssets

* Y oY change i n C M B S and C onsumer l oans i s shown as ”“ ” because t here wer e no i ssues i n t he same peri od l ast year. N ot e: F r om a sur v ey based on S ept ember 30,2016, we r ev i ewed some of t he underl y i ng asset s

cl assi fi cat i on. P l ease r efer t o t he "E xpl anat i on M at er i al s" i n t he at t achment for det ai l s.

Others

Foundationfunds,subordinated-loan,businesscashflow, medicalreceivables,andothers

Salesreceivables/Commercialbills Salesreceivables,commercialbills

Shoppingcredits Shoppingloans,creditcardloans,automobileloans

Consumerloans Consumerloans,bankcardloans

Leases Leasecredits

CDO

(CollateralizedDebtObligations)

Corporateloans,corporatebonds,creditdefaultswaps,andothers CMBS

(CommercialMortgage-backedSecurities)

Commercialrealestatecollateralizedloans,commercialrealestate RMBS

(ResidentialMortgage-backedSecurities)

Housingloansandloanstoindividualstobuildcommercialapartments RMBS CMBS CDO Leases

Consumer loans

Shopping credits

Sales receivables/

Commercial bills

Others Total Issuanceamount(\100million) 14,782 0 1,248 0 0 5,391 182 1,009 22,612

Yearonyearchange(\100million) -3,052 +0 +772 -604 +0 +2,265 +12 -6 -614 Yearonyearchange(%) -17.1 -(*) +162.1 -100.0 -(*) +72.5 +7.1 -0.6 -2.6 % Composition 65.4 0.0 5.5 0.0 0.0 23.8 0.8 4.5 100.0 Ref.Numberofissues(presentperiod) 29 0 8 0 0 26 6 4 73 Yearonyearchange(number) +9 0 +3 -2 +0 +1 +0 +1 +12 Yearonyearchange(%) +45.0 -(*) +60.0 -100.0 -(*) +4.0 +0.0 +33.3 +19.7

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/1H2H05/1H2H06/1H2H07/1H2H08/1H2H09/1H2H10/1H2H11/1H2H12/1H2H13/1H2H14/1H2H15/1H2H16/1H2H17/1H

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III. Issuance T rends by Product T ype

L ooking at the securitization product issuance amount (¥ 2,261.2 billion) by product type, the amount of “Bonds” was ¥ 1,228.4 billion (54.3% of the total), followed by “T rust beneficiary rights” with ¥ 900.5 billion (39.8%) (see C hart 3).

C har t 3. S ecuri t i z at i on P r oduct I ssuance A mount by P r oduct T y pe

IV . Issuance T rends by R epayment Method

L ooking at the securitization issuance amount (¥ 2,261.2 billion) by repayment method, the amount of “Pass-through repayments” was ¥ 1,897.7 billion (83.9 % of the total) (see C hart 4).

C hart 4. S ecuritization Product Issuance A mount by R epayment Method

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/ 1H 2H 05/ 1H 2H 06/ 1H 2H 07/ 1H 2H 08/ 1H 2H 09/ 1H 2H 10/ 1H 2H 11/ 1H 2H 12/ 1H 2H 13/ 1H 2H 14/ 1H 2H 15/ 1H 2H 16/ 1H 2H 17/ 1H

(¥trillion)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/ 1H 2H 05/ 1H 2H 06/ 1H 2H 07/ 1H 2H 08/ 1H 2H 09/ 1H 2H 10/ 1H 2H 11/ 1H 2H 12/ 1H 2H 13/ 1H 2H 14/ 1H 2H 15/ 1H 2H 16/ 1H 2H 17/ 1H

(¥trillion)

Notnoted

Installmentrepayments

Lumpsumrepaymentsatmaturity Pass-throughrepayments

Others Bonds

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V . Issuance T rends by Pl anned/A verage T erm to Maturity

L ooking at the securitization issuance amount (¥ 2,261.2 billion) by planned/average term to maturity, the most popular term, except for “Not noted”, was “1 year to 3 years ” with ¥ 222.8 billion (9.9% of the total) (see C hart 5).

C hart 5. S ecuritization Product Issuance A mount by Planned/A verage T erm to Maturity

V I. Issuance T rends by C redit R ating

L ooking at the securitization issuance amount (¥ 2,261.2 billion) by credit rating, the amount of “A A A ” was ¥ 1,888.6 billion (83.5% of the total) ( see C hart 6).

C hart 6. S ecuritization Product Issuance A mount by C redit R ating

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/ 1H 2H 05/ 1H 2H 06/ 1H 2H 07/ 1H 2H 08/ 1H 2H 09/ 1H 2H 10/ 1H 2H 11/ 1H 2H 12/ 1H 2H 13/ 1H 2H 14/ 1H 2H 15/ 1H 2H 16/ 1H 2H 17/ 1H

(¥trillion)

0 1 2 3 4 5 6

04/ 1H 2H 05/ 1H 2H 06/ 1H 2H 07/ 1H 2H 08/ 1H 2H 09/ 1H 2H 10/ 1H 2H 11/ 1H 2H 12/ 1H 2H 13/ 1H 2H 14/ 1H 2H 15/ 1H 2H 16/ 1H 2H 17/ 1H

(¥trillion)

Notnoted Short-termrating CCC

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(ⅰ)R MB S Issuance T rends by Originator

L ooking at the R MB S issuance amount (¥ 1,478.2 billion) by originator, the amount of “J apan Housing F inance A gency” (J HF ) was ¥ 1,068.1 billion (72.3% of the total), followed by “Others” with ¥ 218.6 billion (14.8%) and “C ommercial / trust banks” with ¥ 175.3 billion (11.9%) (see C hartⅰ).

C hartⅰ. R MB S Issuance A mount by Originator

(ⅱ)R MB S Issuance T rends by Product T ype

L ooking at the R MB S issuance amount (¥ 1,478.2 billion) by product type, the amount of “B onds” was ¥ 1,068.1 billion (72.3% of the total), followed by “T rust beneficiary rights” with ¥ 355.6 billion (24.1%) (see C hartⅱ).

C hartⅱ. R MB S Issuance A mount by Product T ype 0

1 2 3 4

04/1H2H05/1H2H06/1H2H07/1H2H08/1H2H09/1H2H10/1H2H11/1H2H12/1H2H13/1H2H14/1H2H15/1H2H16/1H2H17/1H

(¥trillion)

0 1 2 3 4

04/ 1H 2H 05/ 1H 2H 06/ 1H 2H 07/ 1H 2H 08/ 1H 2H 09/ 1H 2H 10/ 1H 2H 11/ 1H 2H 12/ 1H 2H 13/ 1H 2H 14/ 1H 2H 15/ 1H 2H 16/ 1H 2H 17/ 1H

(¥trillion)

Others

Nonbanks

Regionalbanks

Commercial/trustbanks

JapanHousingFinanceAgency

N ot e: A br eak dow n of ”O t her s” i s pr ov i ded t he A ppendi x .(F Y 2012 1st H al f)and l at er.

Others Bonds

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(ⅲ)R MB S Issuance T rends by R epayment Method

L ooking at the R MB S issuance amount (¥ 1,478.2 billion) by repayment method, all repayments were “Pass-through repayments” (see C hartⅲ).

C hartⅲ. R MB S Issuance A mount by R epayment Method

(ⅳ)L aunch S pread at Issuance (J HF Monthly MB S )

T he launch spread (spread between the coupon rate of “J HF Monthly MB S ” and the yield of the most recentl y priced 10-year reference J GB) for “J HF Monthly MB S ” contracted at J uly 2017 and thereafter remained flat ( see C hart ⅳ).

C hart ⅳ. J HF Monthly R MB S L aunch S pread

0.3

0.4

0.5

0.6

└13/ 1H ┘└13/ 2H ┘└14/ 1H ┘└14/ 2H ┘└15/ 1H ┘└15/ 2H ┘└16/ 1H ┘└16/ 2H ┘└17/ 1H ┘

(%) 0 1 2 3 4

04/1H2H05/1H2H06/1H2H07/1H2H08/1H2H09/1H2H10/1H2H11/1H2H12/1H2H13/1H2H14/1H2H15/1H2H16/1H2H17/1H

(¥trillion)

Notnoted

Installmentrepayments

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