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LIST OF CORRESPONDENT BANKS EUROPE UNITED KINGDOM 1 Allied Irish Bank, London AIBK GB 2L 2 Arab National Bank, London ARNB GB 2L 3 Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd. London ANZB GB 2L 4 Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria SA, London BBVA GB 2L 5 Bank of America NA, London BOFA GB 22 6 Bank of Ireland Foreign and Branch Services, London BOFI GB 22 7 Bank of Tokyo Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd., London BOTK GB 2L 8 Bank Sepah International Plc, London SEPB GB 2L 9 Barclays Bank Plc (All UK Offices) BARC GB 22 10 BNP Paribas, London BNPA GB 22 11 Citibank NA, London CITI GB 2L 12 Clydesdale Bank Plc, Glasgow CLYD GB 2S / YORK GB 22 13 Commerzbank AG, London COBA GB 2X 14 Co-operative Bank Plc, London CPBK GB 22 15 Danske Bank DABA GB 2L 16 DB UK Bank Ltd., London MGCO GB 2L 17 Deutsche Bank, London DEUT GB 2L 18 Europe Arab Bank Plc, London ARAB GB 2L 19 Fortis Bank SA, London GEBA GB 22 20 Gulf International Bank, London GULF GB 2L 21 Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited, London HSBC GB 2L 22 HSBC Asset Management (Europe) Ltd., London HSBC GB 22 23 HSBC Bank Plc, London MIDL GB 22 24 HSBC Private Bank Ltd., London SMCO GB 2P 25 ING Bank NV, London INGB GB 2L 26 JPMorgan Chase Bank NA, London CHAS GB 2L 27 KBC Bank NV, London KRED GB 2X 28 Korea Exchange Bank, London KOEX GB 2L 29 Lloyds TSB Bank Plc, London LOYD GB 22 / LOYD GB 2L 30 Merrill Lynch International Bank Limited MLIB GB 3X 31 Mizrahi Tefahot Bank Ltd., London MIZB GB 2L 32 Mizuho Corporate Bank, Ltd., London MHCB GB 2L 33 National Westminster Bank Plc, London NWBK GB 2L 34 Nordea Bank Finland Plc, London NDEA GB 2L 35 Northern Bank, Belfast DABA GB 2B 36 PNB Europe plc, London PNBM GB 2L 37 Royal Bank of Scotland Plc, London RBOS GB 2L / ABNA GB 2L As of June 30, 2014 Page 1 Branch Manchester RBOS GB 2M 38 Standard Chartered Bank, London SCBL GB 2L 39 Svenska Handelsbanken, London HAND GB 22 40 The Bank of New York Mellon, London MELN GB 2X / IRVT GB 2X 41 Toronto Dominion Bank, London TDOM GB 2L 42 UBS AG, London UBSW GB 2L 43 Wells Fargo Bank, NA, London PNBP GB 2L 44 Woori Bank, London HVBK GB 2L As of June 30, 2014 Page 2 .

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