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From: Vahe Stepanian <
To: jeevacation(kgmail.com
Cc: Paul Morris
Subject: GILD and SX5E Notes [C]
Date: Wed, 17 Sep 2014 17:33:55 +0000
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Jeffrey - we're working on two structured notes that may be of interest:
1) Gilead (GILD) - consider adding to or swapping out your existing Gilead (GILD) exposure. Recall that you currently own
8,100 shares @ $79.408. GILD is currently trading —$102.20. Please let us know if you wish to participate as we're closing the
GILD note later this afternoon or tmw morning.
Details are as follows:
Tenor: 18 months
Underlying: GILD
Coupon: 15% p.a. paid quarterly
Coupon Barrier: 80% observed quarterly
Principal Barrier: 80% European
Issuer: HSBC
Redemption:
- Coupon is paid quarterly if underlying is above 80% of its initial value.
- On each quarter, if underlying is above 100% of its initial value, the note pays the coupon and will be called.
- At maturity, if the note has not yet been called, 100% of principal is paid if underlying is above 80% of initial value. If
underlying below that value, client is exposed to the performance of the underlying since inception.
2) EuroStoxx 50 - you had a EuroStoxx note mature at end of August ($2mm exposure, +15% gain, 15 mo. tenor). We
continue to have a positive view on European Equities over the long term. Below is indicative, and we can customize further if
you wish.
Consider the following:
Tenor: 24 months
Underlying: SX5E
Contingent Min. Return 4%
Principal Barrier 80% European
Max Return 25%
Issuer: TBD
Thank you,
Vahe
Vahe Stepanian
Associate I Wealth Investment Coverage
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc.
Deutsche Asset & Wealth Management
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