Week 19: Capital Protection Oil

Capital Protection on Oil

This week we present you a Capital Protected Note consisting of a equal weighted basket of the biggest and most succesfull oil and gas companies. This approach allows us to replicate the major part of the relevant ETF's and Funds in this area. Since the issuers are actually limited in providing relevant Oil-ETF's and Oil-Funds this strategy gives you the  greatest possible flexibility. The idea behind is also, as already described in our idea of the week 14, that some small companies won't survive this crisis. Merger and Aquisitions will occur. The strong players will take over the weak ones.   

 

 

In order to meet different market opinions we developed this product in two versions: 

 

  • Version Nr.1 in the structure of an 48M Capital Protected Note including 95% Capital Protection, 100% Participation and a Cap of 140%.

 

  • Version Nr.1 in the structure of an 48M Capital Protected Note including 90% Capital Protection, 100% Participation and a Cap of 190%.

 

 

90%/95% Capital Protected Note on Oil Basket in USD

Currency USD (Quanto)
Denomination USD 1000
Underlying  Royal Dutch Shell (RDSA NA)                         
Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM US)
Petrochina (857 HK)
Total SA (FP FP)
BP PLC (BP/ LN)
Maturity  48 months
Participation 100%  
Cap with Capital Protection 95% 140%
Cap with Capital Protection 90% 190%
Strike 100%
Issuer Rating A- minimum
Issue Price 100%
Indication 08.05.2020
Finders fee Upon request


We are happy to customize the relevant components exactly to your personal preferences. Please imagine that the indications can change day by day.

 

Redemption (Capital Protected Note 90%):

Basket  200% 150% 120% 90% 50%
Redemption 190% 140% 110% 90% 90%

 

 

Other interesting companies in this area:
 

 

 

Are you interested in this topic? Please contact us and we will replicate your personal market view "tailor made" with our innovative products. 
 

 

 

Text und analysis by Florian Franz 
Partner at Carat Solutions AG

 


 

Please find below the chart with the development of the relevant underlyings during the last 48 months: