Structured Product Evaluation Report

30% p.a. Multi Barrier Reverse Convertible on ams-OSRAM, Idorsia, VAT Group

ISIN: CH1571732143  |  Issuer: Leonteq Securities AG

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Headline Results

29.53%
Expected Annualized Return
14.66%
Expected Total Return
6.05 mo
Expected Holding Period
0.83%
Probability of Negative Return
30.00%
99% Confidence VaR (1-year)
-53.49%
Worst-Case Annualized Return

Basic Product Information

How It Works

This is a Multi Barrier Reverse Convertible linked to three Swiss stocks (ams-OSRAM AG, Idorsia Ltd, VAT Group AG). It pays a fixed coupon of 30% p.a. (7.5% quarterly) regardless of underlying performance, as long as the product is outstanding.

Key Mechanisms:

  • Coupon Payments: The investor receives CHF 75 per CHF 1,000 denomination quarterly (30% p.a. total).
  • Issuer Callable: The issuer has the right to call (redeem early) the product on specified observation dates (6 months and 9 months). Based on our simulation model, the issuer calls the product if no barrier event has occurred, which happens in 99.1% of scenarios at the first call date (6 months).
  • Barrier Protection: A barrier event occurs if any of the three underlyings trades at or below 49% of its initial level at any time during the 1-year observation period.
  • Maturity Redemption:
    • If no barrier event: Investor receives 100% of the denomination (par)
    • If barrier event occurred AND worst performer < 100% of initial: Investor receives physical shares of the worst-performing underlying (worth less than par)
    • If barrier event occurred AND worst performer ≥ 100%: Investor receives par
Parameter Value
Coupon Rate 30.00% p.a. (7.5% quarterly)
Barrier Level 49% of Initial
Strike Level 100% of Initial
Barrier Observation Continuous (entire lifetime)
Maturity 12 months
Early Redemption Issuer callable at 6 and 9 months

Simulation Statistics

Underlyings Overview
Underlying Annualized Volatility Latest Price (CHF)
ams-OSRAM AG (AMS.SW) 55.83% 17.09
Idorsia Ltd (IDIA.SW) 66.46% 6.17
VAT Group AG (VACN.SW) 35.47% 647.60

The three underlyings are highly volatile Swiss equities. The benchmark used for comparison is an equal-weight basket of the three underlyings with an estimated dividend yield of 2.41% (based on SMI ETF dividend yield).

Key Statistics Comparison
Metric Structured Product Benchmark Basket (w/ div)
Expected Annualized Return 29.53% 8.38%
Annualized Volatility 5.18% 36.13%
Probability of Loss 0.83% 44.14%
99% VaR (1-year) 30.00% -60.53%
Worst-Case Return -53.49% -86.18%
Holding Period Distribution
Holding Period Probability
6 months (Early Redemption) 99.14%
12 months (Maturity) 0.86%

The product is overwhelmingly expected to be called at the first early redemption date (6 months), as the issuer calls when no barrier event has occurred. Only in 0.86% of scenarios (where a barrier event occurs early) does the product run to full maturity.

Coupon Distribution
Number of Coupons Probability
2 coupons (CHF 150) 99.14%
4 coupons (CHF 300) 0.86%
Conditional Returns by Holding Period
Holding Period Share Avg Total Return Avg Annualized Return
6 months 99.14% 15.00% 30.00%
12 months 0.86% -24.71% -24.71%

Charts

Return Scatter Plot

Each point represents one simulation. The horizontal line at 15% shows the fixed coupon return for most (early redeemed) scenarios. The vertical spread below shows the tail-risk scenarios where the product runs to maturity with losses.

Scatter Plot
Annualized Return Histograms

Structured Product:

Product Histogram

Underlying Basket:

Underlying Histogram
Scenario Probability
Scenario Probability
Risk/Return Profile
Risk/Return Scatter
Box Plot Comparison
Box Plot
Holding Period Distribution
Pie Months Held
Coupon Distribution
Pie Coupons

Investment Commentary

Key Strengths
  • High coupon rate: The 30% p.a. coupon is significantly higher than the risk-free rate (near 0% in CHF) and the expected return of the underlying basket.
  • Downside protection: The 49% barrier provides a substantial cushion against market declines.
  • Low probability of loss: Only 0.83% of simulated scenarios result in a negative annualized return.
  • Short expected holding period: The product is likely to be called at 6 months, providing a quick 15% total return.
Key Risks
  • Tail risk of significant loss: In the ~0.9% of scenarios where the barrier is breached and the worst performer declines below strike, investors can lose up to 53.5% of their capital.
  • Concentration risk: All three underlyings are Swiss small/mid-cap equities with high individual volatility.
  • Worst-of structure: The redemption at maturity depends on the worst-performing underlying.
  • Issuer credit risk: The product is an unsecured obligation of Leonteq Securities AG (Fitch BBB-).
  • Early redemption risk: The issuer controls the call decision; investors cannot rely on the full 12-month coupon stream.
Important Notes
  • The expected annualized return of 29.53% appears very high because most scenarios result in a 15% return over just 6 months (annualizing to ~30%).
  • For the 0.86% of scenarios that go to maturity, the average total return is -24.71%, highlighting the severe tail risk.
  • The 99% VaR of 30.00% reflects that 99% of scenarios have at least 30% annualized return, but this masks the extreme losses in the worst 0.17% of cases (-53.49% worst case).
  • Dividend yields were estimated based on the SMI ETF (2.41%) as a proxy for the underlying Swiss stocks.

This report is based on Monte Carlo simulation using GJR-GARCH(1,1) model with historical data. Past performance is not indicative of future results. This analysis is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.