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Section 1: Introduction and Purpose 1.1 Purpose of This Document This document provides suggested talking points and a structured script for presenters during the virtual investor roadshow for the Quorum Receivables Funding 2022-1 LLC notes offering (the "Offering"), commencing on October 24, 2022. It is intended to serve as the primary reference tool for all individuals who will participate in investor-facing presen

Section 2: Opening Remarks and Disclaimers 2.1 Standard Rule 144A / Regulation S Disclaimer (Read Verbatim) The following disclaimer must be read verbatim at the beginning of every roadshow session, without exception. Presenters should not paraphrase, abbreviate, or skip any portion of this disclaimer. The designated reader for this disclaimer is Julian Weatherstone (Ridgeline Capital Markets LLC), or, in his absence

1. Julian Weatherstone (Ridgeline Capital Markets LLC) opens the session, delivers the disclaimer, and serves as moderator. Suggested introduction: "Good morning [afternoon]. I'm Julian Weatherstone, Head of ABS Origination at Ridgeline Capital Markets. I'll be moderating today's session and providing an overview of the capital structure and market positioning."

2. Marcus Devereaux or Priya Raghavan (Quorum Insurance Holdings Corp.) provides the corporate overview. Suggested introduction (for Mr. Devereaux): "I'm Marcus Devereaux, Chief Executive Officer of Quorum Insurance Holdings Corp. I'll be providing an overview of our company, our premium finance business, and why we believe this asset class represents a compelling investment opportunity." Suggested introduction (for

3. Sandra Ling-Hwang (Quorum Premium Finance LLC / QIH) covers the origination platform and pool characteristics. Suggested introduction: "I'm Sandra Ling-Hwang, Treasurer of Quorum Insurance Holdings and head of our premium finance subsidiary, Quorum Premium Finance LLC. I'll be walking you through our origination platform, underwriting standards, and the specific characteristics of the receivables pool backing this

4. Rebecca Tran (Ridgeline Capital Markets LLC) covers the capital structure and credit analysis. Suggested introduction: "I'm Rebecca Tran, Managing Director in Insurance Finance ABS at Ridgeline Capital Markets. I'll be discussing the transaction structure, credit enhancement, and key structural protections." Note Regarding Legal Counsel. Douglas Carmichael or Yuki Nakamura of Calderwood & Harkness LLP may be on th

Section 3: Corporate Overview — Quorum Insurance Holdings Corp. 3.1 Company Snapshot This section is designated primarily for Marcus Devereaux (CEO) or Priya Raghavan (CFO). The presenter should convey the strength, scale, and stability of Quorum Insurance Holdings Corp. as the ultimate parent and sponsor of this transaction. The following key data points should be communicated: Quorum Insurance Holdings Corp. (NYSE:

Section 4: The Receivables Pool 4.1 Pool Characteristics (Cut-Off Date: June 30, 2022) This section should be presented by Sandra Ling-Hwang (QPF/QIH). The following key characteristics of the receivables pool, as measured on the statistical cut-off date of June 30, 2022, should be communicated to investors: The pool is comprised of insurance premium finance loans originated by QPF in the ordinary course of business,

Section 5: Transaction Structure 5.1 SPV Structure and Bankruptcy Remoteness This section should be presented by Rebecca Tran (Ridgeline Capital Markets LLC), with support from Sandra Ling-Hwang on servicing-related topics. The structural aspects of the transaction are critical to investor confidence and should be presented with clarity and precision. The issuer of the notes is Quorum Receivables Funding 2022-1 LLC (

Section 6: Capital Structure and Credit Enhancement 6.1 Capital Structure Summary This section should be presented by Rebecca Tran (Ridgeline Capital Markets LLC). The capital structure is often the most closely scrutinized aspect of an ABS transaction, and presenters should be prepared to discuss it thoroughly. The total issuance of rated notes is $500,000,000, backed by an initial receivables pool with a principal

Section 7: Structural Protections and Early Amortization 7.1 Revolving and Amortization Periods The transaction features two distinct periods: Revolving Period (24 Months from Closing). During the revolving period, collections on the receivables pool are used to purchase new eligible receivables from QPF, maintaining the overall pool balance at or near the initial level. This revolving feature allows the transaction

1. Trustee fees and expenses of Calvoneth Trust Company, N.A.

2. Servicing fee payable to QPF (1.00% per annum on outstanding pool balance)

6. Class A principal (until paid in full)

7. Class B principal (until paid in full)

8. Class C principal (until paid in full)

9. Replenishment of overcollateralization to target level

10. Residual to Issuer (retained by sponsor) Talking Point: "The strict sequential waterfall ensures that senior noteholders are paid in full before any principal is distributed to subordinate tranches. Interest on all classes is paid before any principal, and the trustee fees and servicing fee are paid at the top of the waterfall to ensure the continued operation of the transaction." During the revolving period, pri

Section 8: Ratings 8.1 Preliminary Ratings The notes have received preliminary ratings from two nationally recognized statistical rating organizations: Brindoval Ratings Inc. (Engagement No. CR-SF-2022-08812) — Preliminary ratings issued August 22, 2022: Pinnacle Rating Services LLC (Engagement No. PRS-2022-ABS-3347) — Preliminary ratings issued August 29, 2022: Talking Point: "The notes have received preliminary inv

Section 9: Key Risk Factors — Summary for Presenters 9.1 Instruction to Presenters The Preliminary Offering Memorandum contains a comprehensive risk factors section that identifies and discusses all material risks associated with an investment in the notes. Presenters should NOT attempt to summarize all risk factors orally during the roadshow presentation. Doing so would be impractical and could inadvertently result

Section 10: Tax Considerations — Presenter Guidance 10.1 Debt Characterization The notes are intended to be treated as debt for U.S. federal income tax purposes. QRF 2022-1, the issuer, is intended to be treated as a disregarded entity (or qualifying special purpose entity) and not as a separate taxable entity for federal income tax purposes. Accordingly, holders of the notes should be treated as creditors of the iss

Section 11: Why Invest — Key Selling Points Summary 11.1 Consolidated Talking Points for Use Throughout Presentation The following ten key selling points encapsulate the investment thesis for the Quorum Receivables Funding 2022-1 notes. Presenters should weave these themes throughout the presentation and be prepared to reference them during Q&A. These talking points are designed to be used flexibly — not every point

1. Asset Quality. Insurance premium finance is a self-liquidating, collateral-backed asset class with consistently low historical losses. QPF's three-year average net loss rate of 0.42% is among the lowest of any asset class in the ABS market. The asset class has performed well through multiple economic cycles, including the COVID-19 pandemic.

2. Granularity. The receivables pool consists of over 82,400 individual loans with an average balance of approximately $7,427. This exceptional granularity means that no single borrower or small group of borrowers can have a meaningful impact on pool performance. The top 10 obligors represent only 2.14% of the pool.

3. Recovery Mechanism. The unearned premium refund from rated insurance carriers provides a recovery source upon default that is independent of the borrower's creditworthiness. This mechanism fundamentally differentiates premium finance ABS from other asset classes where recovery depends on the borrower's assets or financial condition.

4. Experienced Sponsor. QIH is a publicly traded, investment-grade company (NYSE: QIHC) with approximately $3.8 billion in consolidated revenue and nearly four decades of operating history. QIH's investment-grade credit ratings (BBB from Brindoval; Baa2 from Pinnacle) reflect its financial strength and stability.

5. Seasoned Servicer. QPF services over $2.1 billion in premium finance receivables with proven operational infrastructure, proprietary technology, and deep expertise in the premium finance asset class. QPF's servicing track record includes consistently strong performance through multiple economic cycles.

6. Robust Structure. The transaction features a two-tier bankruptcy-remote SPV structure with independent managers, true sale opinions from Calderwood & Harkness, a strict sequential payment waterfall, and the appointment of Northvane Bank as warm back-up servicer. These structural elements are designed to provide the highest level of legal and operational certainty for noteholders.

7. Strong Credit Enhancement. The Class A notes benefit from 25% subordination, representing nearly 60 times the historical average net loss rate. This level of credit enhancement provides substantial protection against even the most severe loss scenarios contemplated by the rating agencies.