en medio de tantas pálidas:
We have updated our GDP warrants short-term valuation
model, in the wake of the significant bond rally seen in
Argentina over the past few weeks and the likelihood of a
relatively successful debt exchange reopening. Against this
positive backdrop, we now see USD GDP warrants
potentially reaching US$10.00 in the next few months,
with upside risks mainly stemming from the upbeat mood
currently prevailing in EM
According to our theoretical approach, we can break down
the price of USD GDP warrants, currently at around
US$7.80, into two parts: (1) the NPV of the expected next
three coupons, NPV3, which given the high level of macro
uncertainty is relatively easy to quantify for analysts, and (2)
a residual that should represent the NPV of the rest of the
cash flows, beyond 2012 and up to 2035, reflecting the fact
that this is a much more challenging task from a technical
perspective. Our calculations indicate that, as of April 23, the
NPV of the expected coupons for the 2010-2012 period is
around US$5.50 (70% of the market price), which implies a
residual of US$2.30 (the remaining 30%).
Santander - 26-04-2010
abrazo
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