According to our models, if the Argentine economy were to grow +5% year-over-year in 2012, the payment for the fiscal year 2012, which will payable in December of 2013, would stand at a very high USD $7.27 (assumes that the USDARS is trading at $4.90/USD by the end of 2012). If the NDF turns out to be a more accurate predictor of the future USDARS Spot rate (pricing the USDARS at 5,19/5,24 for the year-end 2012), then the payment for 2013 will amount to a lower USD $6.83. Keep in mind that, according to our calculations, the investor holding the USD warrant at this time will receive a payment of USD $6.45 in December of 2012. Bottomline: an investor that holds a USD Warrant at this time, and holds it ex-post December 2013, will receive total cash amounting to USD $13.7 plus an optionality to receive an additional USD $19 in dividends from 2014 until 2035. The current price of the USD Warrant is of $11.67.
FUENTE: morgan stanley
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