EFTA Document EFTA01462370

Subject: Re: 10yr C From: Tazia Smith < Date: Fri, 31 Jan 2014 09:50:20 -0500 To: jeevacation8gmail.com Cc: Paul Morris Classification: Confidential Jeffrey - Tried you this morning. Call when you have time to review. No rush; although spot is lower, markets feel quite shaky this morning. In addition to the long dated option, just wanted to borrow a page from the USDCAD structure you have on (working well with spot now at 1.1208), for a shorter-term trade to consider on yen strength: 3mo 102.75 strike USDJPY call, RKI 107 strike (KI at 110). Add a digital one-touch at 100 (1.25% cost if hit). Net premium paid: 0.89% Compare to vanilla 102.75: 1.91$ If digital 100 one-touch hit: 2.14% Max loss 2.14% Indicative level only. Subject to market movement. Source: DB WM FX Sales, 1/31/14. (full detail below) Best Regards, Tazia Spot ref = 102.25 Leg 1: European Option Call <Client> buys European USD Call on USD/JPY Strike: 102.75 Notional: USD 10,000,000 Expiry: Thu 01-May-2014 (3m) Settlement: Wed 07-May-2014 ZoneCut: NY Premium: USD 191,400 Premium Date: Tue 04-Feb-2014 Leg 2: ITM Knockin Call <Client> sells European USD Call on USD/JPY with American Reverse Knock-In Strike: 107 Notional: USD 10,000,000 American Reverse Knock-In: 110 Expiry: Thu 01-May-2014 Settlement: Wed 07-May-2014 ZoneCut: NY Premium: USD -28,300 Premium Date: Tue 04-Feb-2014 Leg 3: One Touch <Client> sells One Touch on USD/JPY payout Barrier: 100 Payout: USD 125,000 Payout Ccy: <PayCurrency> Postpone Rebate: <PostponeRebate YIN> Expiry: Thu 01-May-2014 Settlement: Wed 07-May-2014 ZoneCut: NY Premium: USD -74,120 Premium Date: Tue 04-Feb-2014 Net Premium: <Client> Pays USD 88,980 EFTA01462370 From: Tazia Smith/db/dbcom To: jeevacationQgmail.com, Cc: Paul Morris, Vinit Sahni/db Date: 01/30/2014 06:26 PM Subject: 10yr $/Y.... [C) Classification: Confidential Nay Gupta/db/ Vahe Stepanian/db Jeffrey - Below is the description and scenario analysis from Nav and team for the lOy USDJPY call option, strike 85 with American style KO at 90 (v spot). If you review and like the long-term position ("IRR" like trade, as Vinit said), our suggestion is to leg in, perhaps $5mm notional x2 for total $10mm notional. Let's discuss the below in the morning (Fri) and depending on your review/the market we can potentially add the first leg. Best Regards, Tazia Forwarded by Tazia Smith/db/dbcom on 01/30/2014 06:14 PM Classification: Confidential The trade below is a structure to reduce the cost of a near-dated USDJPY call and express a long-term bearish view on the yen; it's a trade that Vinit and Nav have been kicking around to take advantage of dislocations in FX and like it a lot l0y Expiry: European style USDJPY 85.00 strike, call option which knocks out (KO) if $Y trades at 90 at any time during the life of the option Spot Ref 102.5 Mid market 4.0% of USD notional. Offer 4.35% Maximum loss is premium paid Indicative level only. Subject to market movement. Source: DB FX London, 1/30/14. Key Points: - We find that buyers often cheapen call options by selling in-the-money knockouts - so if the buyers view is "too right" the option knocks out and becomes worthless - Rather than "trying to be right, but not too right," consider buying call options which knock-out if spot trades down (ie. against your view) because in that case, you are wrong on the direction bet and probably do not want the option anymore. - The challenge is that is no one ever pays much for the out-of-the-money KO feature so its almost never worth doing - except, in our view, in USDJPY because long dated FX forwards trade so far below spot (due to the interest rate differential) that the 90 strike KO is worth a lot - arguably too much based on probabilities of where DB forecasts spot to roll up to. Simple scenario analysis for USDJPY Call option, strike 85 with American style KO at 90 EFTA01462371 Spot Ref 102.51, lOy Fwd 77.10 This analysis implies that all else except spot remains equal (eg. volatility, rates) At 90.0 and below the option is worth $0. Full premium would be lost. Max loss is premium paid. (Embedded image moved to file: pic11195.gif) Notes: premium decays positively if spot is unchanged the premium is sensitive to moves in spot - much more than a regular 10y option the mid price for a l0year expiry 85 strike USDJPY call (without any KO feature) is 10.5% and the mid price for a lyear 102.51 strike call is 4% and compared with either of these the option with the KO feature has better risk:reward in Nav's opinion we suggest sizing it to worst loss (Embedded image moved to file: pic05098.gif) Tazia Smith Director I Key Client Partners - US Deutsche Bank Securities Inc Deutsche Asset a Wealth Management 345 Park Avenue, 26th Floor New York, NY 10154 Tel. Fax Mobi Email (Embedded image moved to file: pic31531.gif) EFTA01462372