Week 24: One Star Feature / BRC on banks

Rising banks? BRC with One Star Feature on Banks

Rising banks?

It hasn't been easy for most banks the last years. Low interest rates and ambitious Online-Payment-Companies has strained the entire value chain. Since the bottom has been reached in the Corona period it seems to go uphill. Maybe the past course corrections of the financial institutes has been too excessive? 
 

This week we developed a 12M Barrier Reverse Convertible with the popular One Star Feature on banks. Due to the different developments of Credit Suisse, JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank (see Chart below) this specification makes especially sense. The low european barriers provide a conditional capital protection

 

One Star Feature

Even in case of a barrier event, if the best-of (at least one of the underlyings) ≥ 100% at maturity; redemption = 100%. So the One Star Feature provides a second chance.

 

 

12M BRC One Star on Banks in CHF

Maturity 12 months
Currency CHF
Denomination 1000 CHF
Underlying (Worst of) Credit Suisse Group (CSGN SW)
JP Morgan Chase Co (JPM US)
Deutsche Bank AG (DBK GR)
Coupon guaranteed with
European Barrier 59% 
12.20% p.a.
Coupon guaranteed with
European Barrier 69%
14.12% p.a.
Observation Quarterly
Autocall after 6 months 100% each quarter decreasing -5% 
Indication 11.06.2020
Size CHF 1'000'000;--
Issuer  Rating A- minimum
Issue Price 100%
Finders Fee Up on request


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

 

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Text und analysis by Florian Franz 
Partner at Carat Solutions AG

 


 

Please find below the chart with the development of the relevant underlying during the last 3 years: