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Name
Short Brent Crude Oil Future
ISIN / WKN
AT0000A2JS93 / RC0ZPG
Underlying
Brent Crude Oil Future
Capital protection amount
-
Participation factor
-
Cap
unlimited
Coupon p.a. in %
-
Underlying price
-
Starting value
EUR 40.53
Strike
USD 10.00
Denomination / nominal
1 unit
About the term
Initial valuation date
Sep 15, 2020
Issue date
Sep 16, 2020
Final valuation date
Feb 14, 2022
Maturity date
Feb 17, 2022
Product classification
Leverage Product without Knock-Out
Security type (eusipa Nr.)
Factor Certificate (2300)
Factor Certificate Type
Factor Certificate Short
Underlying
Brent Crude Oil Future
Country / region of underlying
Commodity
Suited market expectation
bearish
Issue price
10.00 EUR
Spread homogenised
-
Spread in %
-
Underlying currency
-
Settlement method
Cash settlement
Tax treatment
Capital Gains Tax / No EU Withholding Tax
Public offer in
Austria, Germany, Italy, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, Slovenia
Comments

Factor Certificates enable investors to participate with a leverage effect in the performance of the underlying. The certificates have a constant leverage factor, no knock-out and are open-ended. Short Factor Certificates provide investors with above average profit opportunities in falling markets.

Please note: The leverage effect of a Factor Certificate means that fluctuations in the value of the underlying have a disproportionate impact on the value of the Factor Certificate. Even small price fluctuations against the investor's market opinion can lead to the loss of a substantial part of the capital invested, up to a total loss. If the underlying of the certificate is a future (e.g. in the case of commodities), the issue of rolling must be taken into account. Investors are also exposed to the exchange rate risk if the currency of the underlying does not equal the currency of the Factor Certificate.

Factor Certificates are not suitable for long-term investment.

For further information on this product category, please refer to our brochure on Factor Certificates.