(a)

the minimum and maximum interest rate payable under any loan facilitated for the investor;

(b)

the minimum and maximum maturity date of any loan facilitated for the investor;

(c)

the range and distribution of any risk categories applicable to the loans; and

(d)

if an annual target rate of return on investment is offered, the likelihood that the selected loans will enable the investor to achieve the target rate with reasonable certainty.

(a)

the credit risk of individual crowdfunding projects selected for the investor’s portfolio;

(b)

the credit risk at the investor’s portfolio level; and

(c)

the credit risk of the project owners selected for the investor’s portfolio by verifying the prospect of the project owners meeting their obligations under the loan.

(a)

the list of individual loans of which a portfolio is composed;

(b)

the weighted average annual interest rate on loans in a portfolio;

(c)

the distribution of loans according to risk category, in percentage and absolute numbers;

(d)

for every loan of which a portfolio is composed, key information, including at least an interest rate or other compensation to the investor, maturity date, risk category, schedule for the repayment of the principal and payment of interest, compliance of the project owner with that instalment payment schedule;

(e)

for every loan of which a portfolio is composed, risk mitigation measures including collateral providers or guarantors or other types of guarantees;

(f)

any default on credit agreements by the project owner within the past five years;

(g)

any fees paid in respect of the loan by the investor, the crowdfunding service provider or the project owner;

(h)

if the crowdfunding service provider has carried out a valuation of the loan:

(a)

a risk warning specifying: ‘The contingency fund we offer does not give you a right to a payment so it may happen that you do not receive a pay-out even if you suffer loss. The contingency fund operator has absolute discretion as to the amount that may be paid, including making no payment at all. Therefore, investors should not rely on possible pay-outs from the contingency fund when considering whether or how much to invest.’;

(b)

a description of the policy of the contingency fund, including:

(a)

the size of the contingency fund compared to the total amounts outstanding on loans relevant to the contingency fund; and

(b)

the ratio between payments made out of the contingency fund to the total amounts outstanding on loans relevant to the contingency fund.

(a)

the elements, including the format, that are to be included in the description of the method referred to in the third subparagraph of paragraph 2;

(b)

the information referred to in paragraph 4; and

(c)

the policies, procedures and organisational arrangements that crowdfunding service providers are to have in place as regards any contingency funds they might offer as referred to in paragraphs 5 and 6.