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The FTSE Income Protection 2000 SG79
| Description : |
The FTSE Income Protection 2000 is designed for investors looking for regular and unconditional income and confident that the FTSE 100 will not breach the 2,000 threshold. Investors receive 2% quarterly (£20 per Note), corresponding to a 8% coupon per annum. The coupon is paid whether the 2,000 barrier is breached or not. The initial investment is 100% repaid at maturity (£1000 per Note) as long as the FTSE 100 Index has not breached the barrier of 2,000 points during the 3-year investment, on a daily close basis. If the barrier is breached, investors receive the performance of the FTSE 100 from initial level (4,000 points). Capital is therefore at risk.
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| Minimum Trade size : |
One Certificate |
| Bid/Ask Spread : |
1% |
| Listing : |
London Stock Exchange |
| Coupons : |
12 coupons of £20 each paid quarterly over the 3 years |
| Redemption : |
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| If barrier not breached (capital protected) : |
Redemption = £1,000 |
| If barrier breached (capital not protected) : |
Redemption = £1,000 x (Final FTSE level / 4,000)
minimum redemption = 0 |
| Reuters |
SG79.L |
| Bloomberg |
SG79 <CORP> |
| LSE Code |
SG79 |
| ISIN |
ANN8133L3667 |
| Last Trading date |
12/03/2012 |
| Final FTSE level |
Level of FTSE on last trading date |
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