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| Raiffeisen Centrobank offers you a large choice of certificates with various terms. Please choose a certificate type – we’ll assist you with your choice: |
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Turbo certificates:
Turbo certificates, just as warrants, are equipped with a preferential price (strike), which reduces initial investment and enables a leverage effect. The leverage effect and with that the risk for the certificate to be stopped out is all the higher, the closer the current index, resp. share price is listed to the preferential price, and vice versa.
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Discount certificates:
Discount certificates grant a rebate (discount) on the price of the underlying base value; however, at the same time, they limit valorisation by their integrated upper limit (cap). The discount level is affected by the preferential price, volatility and runtime of the option component. Discount certificates are best with stagnating to lightly increasing share prices. |
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Guarantee certificates:
Guarantee certificates offer to the investor a 100% capital guarantee at the end of the runtime. Along with it, there is a participation amount at an index or index basket, respectively a coupon payment.
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Index certificates:
Open-end index certificates are listed securities enabling the investor to participate directly and "one-to-one" in chart development of stock indices. Thus, the investor is able to directly invest in the underlying index without issue surcharges and management fees. Moreover, open-end index certificates have an unlimited runtime and thus do not bear a reinvestment risk.
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Reverse Convertibles:
Reverse Convertibles entitle the holder to receive an above market coupon. The nominal redemption at the end of the runtime depends on the price of the underlying stock. At the end of the runtime, the issuer may choose between refunding 100% of the nominal or delivering a preassigned quantity of the base value at a preassigned price (preferential price).
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Bonus certificates:
Bonus certificates participate in the upturn of the underlying base value while at the same time having a limited capital warranty, i.e. if a predefined price barrier is not under-run, at least 100% of the initial value are paid back upon end of runtime.
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