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2 Agenda Credit Event Binary Options October 2007 The over-the-counter (OTC) credit derivatives environment Credit Default Swaps (CDS) Definition Cash Flows CDS Example CBOE s offerings within the credit derivatives space Advantages of trading credit derivatives on an exchange Defining Credit Event Binary Options (CEBOs) Single-Name CEBOs Basket CEBOs Contract Specifications CEBO Price History Trading Applications Theoretical Pricing Margin Requirements Quoting / Trading CEBOs on TWS 2
3 Credit Derivatives Dominated by the OTC market Credit Default Swaps (CDS) Notional value projected to reach $33 trillion by the end of 2008 CDS Notional Amounts in Trillions Sources: BIS and BBA $30 $25 $20 Single Nam e CDS 53% Multi Name CDS 47% BBA forecast for 2008 global credit market is $33 trillion 26 $15 $10 $5 $- 06/01/01 06/01/02 06/01/03 06/01/04 06/01/05 06/01/06 3
4 What is an OTC Credit Default Swap? A bilateral agreement between two counterparties to isolate the credit risk of a reference entity CDS are like insurance contracts on corporate debt Protection Buyer and Protection Seller Protection Buyer agrees to make periodic payments (quarterly) to the Protection Seller Payments expressed in basis points based on credit spreads Protection Seller collects premium and agrees to deliver par value of bonds upon confirmation of a credit event (e.g. bankruptcy, failure-topay, restructuring) 5 years is the standard length of a typical CDS CDS contracts written on single names and baskets Hedge funds, banks, and insurance companies are the major players ISDA master agreement required to trade CDS 4
5 CDS Cash Flows 5
6 CDS Example Credit Event Binary Options October 2007 Investor has a bullish view on the credit quality of XYZ Corp. Sell 5-year protection through CDS Why sell CDS if bullish on XYZ s credit quality? CDS will increase in value if the credit quality of XYZ decreases CDS will decrease in value if the credit quality of XYZ increases Dealer quotes 5-year protection on XYZ as 37 / 39 basis points Protection seller would receive 37 basis points per annum on the notional value of the contract for the life of the contract Protection buyer would pay 39 basis points per annum on the notional value of the contract for the life of the contract 6
7 CDS Example (continued) Investor wants to sell $1 million worth of protection Sells at 37 basis points = Receives $3,700 per year; 4 quarterly credits of $925 If there is no credit event before expiration, the Protection Seller simply keeps the premiums received Maximum gain to seller is $18,500 ($3,700 x 5 years) If there is a credit event prior to expiration: The value of XYZ s debt will fall significantly Recovery rate ~40% Protection Buyer delivers appropriate bonds (at their market value after the credit event) to the Protection Seller in exchange for the par value of the bonds Protection Buyer Receives Notional value of CDS * (1- Recovery Rate) $1 million * (1-0.40) = $600,000 7
8 Exchange Traded Advantages Streamlined market place with easy access through securities accounts All investors, not just institutions, can now trade credit derivatives Transparent pricing and anonymous trading Reduced counterparty risk Cleared through AAA-rated Options Clearing Corporation Operational efficiency Standardization of contract terms Minimal documentation Immediate and unambiguous resolution of credit events Accessibility to other highly related CBOE products VIX Options / futures Equities (CBSX) Equity & Index options Consistent liquidity provided by Designated Primary Market Makers 8
9 What are CEBOs? Credit Event Binary Options (CEBOs) are the CBOE s translation of credit default swaps (CDS) to a regulated and centralized marketplace CEBOs pay a fixed amount if a credit event is confirmed in a reference entity. CEBOs expire worthless if no credit event is confirmed before expiration Credit Event : Bankruptcy Failure to pay Debt restructuring 9
10 CBOE s Credit Options Complex Single Name CEBOs Ford Motor Co. General Motors Corp. Hovnanian Enterprises Standard Pacific Corp Basket CEBOs Auto Sector Homebuilder Sector High-Yield Composite Each CEBO currently has two expirations September 2008 September 2012 More CEBOs with more expirations will be listed New products in the pipeline Credit spread options 10
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12 Ford Stock vs. Ford Sept CEBO FORD $20 $15 Ford Stock Ford Sep. '08 CEBO $16 $14 $12 $10 $10 $8 $6 $5 $- 10/8/ /2/2004 1/28/2005 3/21/2005 5/11/2005 6/30/2005 8/19/ /10/ /29/2005 1/23/2006 3/14/2006 5/3/2006 6/22/2006 8/11/ /3/ /22/2006 1/17/2007 3/8/2007 4/27/2007 6/18/2007 8/7/2007 Share Price CEBO Price $4 $2 $- 12
13 Homebuilder Sept. 08 CEBO price history CBOE Home Builders 1- Year CEBO Basket (BBR) Estimated Price $7.0 $6.0 $5.0 $4.0 $3.0 $2.0 $1.0 $0.0 10/16/ /1/ /16/ /4/2006 4/3/2007 4/17/2007 5/1/2007 5/15/2007 5/29/2007 6/12/2007 6/26/2007 7/10/2007 7/24/2007 8/7/2007 8/22/2007 9/6/
14 When a default occurs: 14
15 Basket CEBOs Credit Event Binary Options October 2007 Basket CEBOs pay-out a fixed cash amount each time there is a credit event in a basket component Basket components are weighted equally All multiple pay-out baskets 40% recovery rate assumed for each component When a credit event occurs in a component, the option pays out the fixed amount Basket continues to trade without that component until expiration or all components experience a credit event 3 baskets initially, with Sep. 08 & Sep. 12 expirations: Auto Sector Homebuilder Sector High-Yield Composite 15
16 Auto sector basket 16
17 Homebuilder sector basket 17
18 High Yield Composite 18
19 Trading Applications Single Name CEBOs Hedge corporate debt Hedge equities Speculate on the credit quality of corporate debt Basket CEBOs Hedge credit exposures to economic sectors, credit quality sectors or a cross-section of the market Adjust the sector or quality profile of a broadbased CDS index Hedge volatility exposures 19
20 Credit / Volatility Correlation 20
21 Single Name CEBO Quotes Equity Sep 2008 CEBO Sep 2012 CEBO Company Name Ticker Ticker 9/17/07 Midday Quotes Ticker 9/17/07 Mid-day Quotes General Motors Corp GM GCB 6.75B / 9.75A GCY 36.00B / 41.00A Ford Motor Company F FDE 7.50B / 10.50A FDW 37.00B / 42.00A Hovnanian Enterprises Inc HOV CKA 14.25B / 17.25A CKJ 57.00B / 62.00A Standard Pacific Corp SPF JSV 19.00B / 22.00A JSW 61.00B / 66.00A 21
22 Basket CEBO Quotes Equity Sep 2008 CEBO Sep 2012 CEBO Basket Name Ticker Ticker 9/17/07 Midday Quotes Ticker 9/17/07 Mid-day Quotes Auto Sector Homebuilder Sector High Yield Composite (ARM, AXL, F, GM, GT, TRW, VC) AFY 2.50B / 4.50A GCY 18.00B / 22.00A (KBH, HOV, SPF, CTX, LEN, PHM, TOL) BBR 5.00B / 7.00A FDW 21.00B / 25.00A 50 component s (e.g. F, GM, EP, CHK, NT, EK) HAU 1.50B / 6.50A HEU 16.00B / 19.00A 22
23 CEBO Theoretical Pricing -summation of discounted probabilities of a credit event occurring over the contract s life -estimated default probabilities can be found from Bloomberg, Moody s KMV, Reuters, RiskMetrics 23
24 Single-Name CEBO Margin Requirements Qualified Investor (>$5 million) Purchases = 20% * purchase amount E.g. - purchase amount = $10,000; margin required = $2,000 Sales the lesser of: Option proceeds + 20% of the cash settlement value The cash settlement value E.g. proceeds = $10,000; margin required = $30,000 ($10, % of $100,000) Non-qualified Investor Purchases option must be paid for in full Sales writers must maintain 100% of the cash settlement amount ($100,000 per contact) 24
25 Basket CEBO Margin Requirements Qualified Investor (>$5 million) Purchases = 15% * purchase amount E.g. - purchase amount = $10,000; margin required = $1,500 Sales the lesser of: Option proceeds + 15% of the cash settlement value The cash settlement value E.g. proceeds = $10,000; margin required = $22,000 ($10, % of $60,000) Non-qualified Investor Purchases option must be paid for in full Sales writers must maintain 100% of the cash settlement amount ($60,000 per contract) 25
26 CEBO Symbology on TWS Single-Name CEBOs GM = GCB Ford = FDE Hovnanian = CKA SPF = JSV Basket CEBOs Auto Sector = AYF Homebuilder Sector = BBR High-Yield Composite = HAU 26
27 CEBOs on TWS Credit Event Binary Options October
28 CEBOs from CBOE Matt McFarland, Director, Credit Derivatives (312) ; 28
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