Strike Date definition
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For example, if the Basket Value increases/decreases by a given amount since the Strike Date, the Leveraged Index will increase/decrease by a corresponding amount, minus the applicable financing cost.
On the Strike Date, the Leveraged Index is set at a notional value of 1.00.
Throughout the term of the Certificates, the Leveraged Index will represent the unitised value of the Reference Fund Basket since the Strike Date, less the financing costs of providing the leveraged economic exposure and less the Coupon (being 2.6315789 per cent.
Such percentage will be equal to the percentage change in the average level of the Index as observed on each Valuation Date relative to the level of the Index on the Initial Strike Date.
This means that, after reducing the nominal amount of each Certificate having an Offer Price of EUR 1,000 by the amount of the distribution fee of EUR 50, each Certificate of nominal amount of EUR 950 will provide economic exposure at the Strike Date to the Reference Fund Basket having a value of EUR 1,187.50 (being, EUR 950 multiplied by 125 per cent.).