In general, Callable Snowball Notes offer you a fixed-rate payment on the redemption date (subject to the credit risk of the issuer). The embedded issuer's call right according to a predefined schedule is compensated by a potentially above market return. In addition receiving a single payment on redemption can further increase the return.
The payout profile is for illustrative purposes only and is based on the assumption that no exceptional cancellation will occur, in accordance with the issuer’s product documentation.
USD
10 years, subject to issuer call
[167 – 172]%, subject to issuer call
Callable by the Issuer according to an early redemption schedule. Equivalent to: [7.90 – 8.40]% p.a.
Floor at 100%, subject to issuer risk
Return on investment (ROI)
Callable by the Issuer according to the following early redemption schedule, (equivalent to 7.28% p.a.)
| Date | Early Redemption Value |
|---|---|
| 04.09.2025 | 107.28% |
| 04.09.2026 | 114.56% |
| 04.09.2027 | 121.84% |
| 04.09.2028 | 129.12% |
| 04.09.2029 | 136.40% |
| 04.09.2030 | 143.68% |
| 04.09.2031 | 150.96% |
| 04.09.2032 | 158.24% |
| 04.09.2033 | 165.52% |
At launch the pricing of the product was based on the forward rates implied at the time. As time passes if the realised rates are below those implied by the forwards then the price may appreciate and the probability of the issuer exercising the early redemption option (Call Option) before the redemption date will be increased. You will receive the payment according to a predefined schedule when the note is redeemed early and achieve an attractive average yield from issuance to the early redemption date.
If realised rates are in line with the rates implied by the forwards at the time of pricing, the price of the product should not be impacted as much and the issuer will be less likely to exercise the early redemption option (Call Option). However if realised rates are far above those implied by the forwards the price of the product will be impacted by this development. In this scenario it becomes highly unlikely that the early redemption option will be exercised by the issuer. Still, you will receive the full payment on the redemption date (subject to the credit risk of the issuer).