Prémiový dluhový cenný papír NORDIC AUTOCALL 2

What does PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL offer?

• Possibility to obtain an attractive yield of up to 30% in 3 years.
• PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 can be automatically repaid early already after the first year of its duration  or the following year if at the observation date the individual underlying shares are at or above the valid barrier for early repayment.
• Attractive barrier level of 55% of the initial value (see Note 2) of the individual underlying shares for payout of the yield and of the nominal value of PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 at the date of fixing the closing value of individual underlying shares. 
• Additional protection mechanism for payout of the nominal value of PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 at its maturity date. 
• Barrier for automatic early repayment is decreasing over in time: 90% (after a year), 80% (after two years).
• PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 is issued in Czech crowns, the investor does not bear the currency risk.
  
  
• Electronic version of the Basic Prospectus is published on the issuer´s website https://www.goldmansachs.com or on www.investicnicentrum.cz/prospekty.
• Notification of Key Information is published on the website https://www.gspriips.eu or you can find it on the investment portal www.investicnicentrum.cz. 

 

The target market defines the set of investors (retail clients) for whom the investment product is intended.

 

This investment product  is intended for investors who:

• have sufficient knowledge and/or experience regarding structured products and shares.
• seek investment profit
• are able to accept a level of risk that is in accordance with the risk indicator of the product specified in General attributes.
• In the event of an unfavorable development of the investment, they are able to bear the possible loss, which is ilustrated by performance scenarios, see Key Information Document (KID).
• are interested in holding the product until the maturity specified in General attributes.

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The payout of yield and nominal value of PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 is derived from the price development of shares of three significant multinational companies – Norsk Hydro, Assa Abloy and Maersk. Norsk Hydro is a world leader in bauxite mining and aluminium production. Assa Abloy is a leading manufacturer of doors, including their mechanical and electro-mechanical opening and entrance systems. Maersk has been providing transport and logistics services for more than 100 years. These selected Scandinavian companies offer an interesting potential for long-term growth.

• Issuer: Goldman, Sachs & Co. Wertpapier GmbH 
• Guarantor: The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. (S&P's BBB+ / Moody's A3 / Fitch A)
• Underlying shares: Norsk Hydro, Assa Abloy, Maersk
• Subscription period: 17 January 2022 (9.00)–7 February 2022 (16.00)

 

How does PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 work?

• The payout of the yield and nominal value of PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 depends on the development of market rate of shares of companies such as Norsk Hydro, Assa Abloy and Maersk.
• For its duration PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 can be automatically paid out early once a year, if the value of each individual underlying share at the observation date equals or is higher than the comparative value of the underlying share at the relevant observation date.  
• If the automatic early repayment condition is not met, PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 continues to the next date of possible repayment. 
• If PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 is automatically repaid early, the investor shall receive its nominal value and a 10% yield for each year that elapsed since the issue date. Entitlement to later annual yields ends with early repayment.
• If the automatic early repayment is not made and at the date of fixing the closing value of the individual underlying shares the price of any of the shares does not fall below the barrier of 55% of its initial value, the nominal value of the Premium Bond and the total 30% yield (equivalent of three annual 10% yields (see Note 1) shall be paid out at the maturity date).
• If the automatic early repayment is not made and at the date of fixing the closing value of the individual underlying shares the price of at least one of the underlying shares falls below the barrier of 55% of its initial value and at the same time the closing value of any of the remaining shares shall not be equal or higher than 100% of its initial value, the payout of the nominal value of PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 shall be decreased by the loss of the worst of the three shares since the date of fixing its initial value until the date of fixing its closing value. The investor shall lose more than 45% of his investment and no yield shall be paid out to him. 

You will find more information and examples in the leaflet 

 

• The maturity date shall be on 14 February 2025
• The disbursement of the yield and nominal value shall be conducted by Česká spořitelna
• It takes three working days to settle the buying and selling of the Premium Bond 

 

• Minimum purchased amount: 1 piece 
• Price for the provision of redemption: 2% of the transaction volume 
• Price at subscription: 100%, without fee 
• Liquidity: daily according to current market prices published in the Exchange Rate List of Česká spořitelna, a.s.

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Note 1: PDCP NORDIC AUTOCALL 2 pays out potential yields in a lump sum at its early or regular maturity date, the consolidated interest is not claimed.

Note  2: The initial value will be calculated by the provider based on the closing prices of the underlying assets on 
 7 February  2022.

Note 3: The risk weight is on a scale of 1 to 7 from a potentially lower risk and yield of 1 to a potentially higher risk and yield of 7, assuming that you will keep the product until its maturity date. The real risk may significantly differ in case you sell the product prematurely. The product risk weight is a guide for a comparison of the risk rate of this product compared with other products. It shows how likely it is that you can lose money as a consequence of movements on the markets, or because the issuer will be unable to pay the money.

Note 4: You will find the precise expression of the product costs in the Instruction for Purchase.