Published on 8/22/2008 in the Prospect News Structured Products Daily.
New Issue: Deutsche Bank prices $4.56 million capped BUyS linked to three indexes, two ETFs
By Susanna Moon
Chicago, Aug. 22 - Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch priced $4.56 million of 0% capped Buffered Underlying Securities due Feb. 26, 2010 linked to a diversified basket of indexes, according to a 424B2 filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
The basket consists of the S&P 500 index with a 50% weight, Russell 2000 index with a 20% weight, Nasdaq 100 index with a 20% weight, Financial Select Sector SPDR fund with a 5% weight and the Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund with a 5% weight.
Payout at maturity will be par plus 150% of any basket gain, up to a maximum return of 21.15%.
Investors will receive par for index falls by up to 10% and will lose 1% for each 1% decline beyond 10%.
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. and Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas are the agents.
Issuer: | Deutsche Bank AG, London Branch
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Issue: | Capped Buffered Underlying Securities
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Underlying basket: | S&P 500 index (50% weight), Russell 2000 index (20% weight), Nasdaq 100 index (20% weight), Financial Select Sector SPDR fund (5% weight) and Health Care Select Sector SPDR Fund (5% weight)
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Amount: | $4,559,000
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Maturity: | Feb. 26, 2010
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Coupon: | 0%
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Price: | Par
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Payout at maturity: | Par plus 150% of any basket gain, capped at 21.15%; par if basket falls by 10% or less; 1% loss for every 1% decline beyond 10%
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Initial levels: | 1,274.54 for S&P, 1,022.88 for Russell, 1,913.02 for Nasdaq, 20.35 for Financial Select SPDR and 32.97 for Health Care SPDR
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Pricing date: | Aug. 20
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Settlement date: | Aug. 26
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Agents: | Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. and Deutsche Bank Trust Co. Americas
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Fees: | None
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