DB Financial Investment Sells 3 Types of DLB, ELB, and ELS

[Asia Economy Reporter Ji-hwan Park] DB Financial Investment announced on the 20th that it will sell a total of three products until the 23rd: other derivative-linked bonds (DLB) based on the final bid yield of 91-day CDs, equity-linked bonds (ELB) based on the KOSPI 200 index, and equity-linked securities (ELS) based on the KOSPI 200 leverage index.

'My First DB Other Derivative-Linked Bond (DLB) 96th Issue' is a 3-month maturity product that provides a pre-tax annual yield of 2.51% if the maturity evaluation price of the final bid yield of 91-day CDs is 10% or higher. Even if it is below 10%, it pays a pre-tax annual yield of 2.50%. The minimum subscription amount is 10 million KRW, and subscriptions can be made in units of 1 million KRW.

The 'DB Safe 625th Issue Equity-Linked Derivative-Linked Bond (ELB)', based on the KOSPI 200 index, is a 1-year maturity product that pays a yield of 1.80% if the closing price of the underlying KOSPI 200 index exceeds 115% of the initial reference price at any time during the evaluation period. If the maturity evaluation price is 100% or less, it pays 101.80% of the principal.

If the underlying asset has never risen above 115% of the initial reference price and the maturity evaluation price is between 100% and 115% of the initial reference price, a maximum yield of 4.05% is possible.

The 'DB happy+ Derivative-Linked Securities (ELS) 2208th Issue', based on the KOSPI 200 leverage index, is a 3-year maturity product with early redemption periods every 4 months and a maximum annual yield of 5.10%. If early redemption does not occur and maturity repayment is due, and if the maturity evaluation price of the underlying asset is 65% or more of the initial reference price on the maturity evaluation date, the principal and a 15.30% yield (annual 5.10%) will be paid. However, if the maturity evaluation price is below 65% of the initial reference price, principal loss may occur depending on the decline rate of the underlying asset.