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Subject: FW: Swaps + hi h dividends - an interesting combination... [C]
From: Paul Morris
Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2015 18:39:16 -0500
To: Stewart Oldfield ‹
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Classification: Confidential
Paul Morris
Managing Director
Deutsche Bank Private Bank
Office
Cell:
From: Daniel Sabba
Sent: Monday, February 23, 2015 4:35 PM
To: jeffrey E.
Cc: Vahe Stepanian; Paul Morris; Ariane Dwyer
Subject: FW: Swaps + high dividends - an interesting combination... [C]
Classification: Confidential
Resending... The payout is quanto USD.
From: Daniel Sabba
Sent: Tuesday, February 10, 2015 7:31 PM
To: 'jeffrey E.'
Cc: Vahe Stepanian; Paul Morris; 'Richard Kahn'; Jay Lipman
Subject: Swaps + high dividends - an interesting combination... [C]
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Classification: Confidential
Jeffrey,
We came across with the following structure that takes advantage of high
dividends to finance the funding of an excess return swap with floored
downside. I thought it was clever... Interested in hearing your thoughts. If
you would like we can refresh pricing.
Structure linked to Stoxx Low Beta High Dividend Index
Index Description
The STOXX Europe Low Beta High Div 50 Index is derived from the STOXX Europe
600 Index. To be eligible for inclusion in the new index, companies must
have a net dividend yield for the past twelve
months that is higher than the overall net dividend yield of the EURO STOXX
50 Index over the same time period. All those companies are then screened
for their beta to the EURO STOXX 50 Index over the past twelve months, and
only those 50 companies with the lowest beta are selected. A cap of eight
companies per country is applied to ensure diversification in the index.
The STOXX Europe Low Beta High Div 50 Index is weighted by liquidity
measured through components' three month average daily trading volume
(ADTV), with a single component's weight cap of 5 percent. The index is
reviewed annually in December, with the cutoff date for dividend yield and
beta data being the last trading day of the previous month.
Structure Terms
Tenor: 5 Yrs
Counterparty: Deutsche Bank
Format: Swap
Ccy: USD
Underlying: STOXX Europe low Beta High Div 50 Price Return Index (SDB50EP
Index)
Participation Factor : 120% to the positive performance of the underlying
(PF)
Performance: (Underlying Final - Initial)/Initial
At Maturity: If Performance is positive: Client Receives + PF * max (0%,
Performance)
i.e. Client participates 1.2x in the upside performance of the index,
uncapped
If Performance is negative, no settlement
Client Pays: USD3mLibor + 1.55% p.a.
Benefits
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Structure allows the client to participate 1.2 x times in the upside
performance of the underlying index. i.e. At maturity, if the index is up
15%, Clients final redemption = 18%
The performance on the upside in uncapped
The Index allows participating clients to take a view on stocks which have
low volatility, low beta and high dividend yield in the Eurozone area
Backtesting, the benefits of this index have been higher dividend, higher
returns, lower volatility and lower drawdowns than Eurostoxx50 Index and
Stoxx600 Index
Higher dividends (lower forwards) and lower volatility makes the underlying
optionality in the trade cheaper leading to a leveraged upside participation
Risks
Counterparty Risk
Mark-to-Market Risk
Risk of rising Libor Rates
Payoff Comparison at Maturity
{cid:3 [email protected]}
Index performance comparison vs benchmarks
— Higher returns and lower volatility than the benchmark
— The Index is also showing lower drawdowns than the benchmarks
— The beta to SXSE Index is about 55% over the full period
{cid:4 [email protected]}
Daniel Sabba
Key Client Partners
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
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