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Title: Brady Bonds


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Brady Bonds
  • Jose A. Boza
  • David Marquez
  • Elton Festari
  • Rahul Bakshi

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Presentation Outline
  • Brady Bond Introduction
  • Citibank Requirements
  • Mexican Bond Calculations
  • Venezuela Bond Calculations
  • Costa Rica Bond Calculations
  • Country Risk Using Brady Bonds
  • Recommendations
  • Questions

3
Brady Bonds
  • Securities that have resulted from the exchange
    of commercial bank loans, sometimes defaulted
    loans, into new bonds.
  • Purpose To replace the sovereign debt of
    developing countries (debt service reduction
    agreement).
  • Par loans exchanged for fixed rate bonds,
    issued with below-market interest rates (issued
    at face value)
  • Discount floating rate bonds, issued with
    market interest rates (issued below face value).

4
Citibank Requirements
  • Should company buy Mexican par or discount bonds?
  • Should company buy Venezuelan par or discount
    bonds?
  • Fair opening price for Costa Rican bonds
  • Should Citibank sell its Mexican bonds in 1996?
  • How can Citibank hedge its Mexican exposure?

5
Mexico Bonds 1990 Issue
  • Bond characteristics
  • 30 year maturity
  • 30-yr US treasury bond collateral for face value
  • 3 coupon payments (18 months) collateral

6
Mexico Bonds 1990 Issue
  • Par bonds
  • Fixed coupon of 6.25
  • Discount bonds
  • LIBOR plus 13/16

7
Mexico Bond Calculations
  • Data required
  • YTM U.S. 7.925
  • YTM Mexico 15
  • LIBOR 8.5
  • Default probability for Mexico 5.5

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Mexico Bond Calculations
  • Par bond NPV
  • P 38.08

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Mexico Bond Calculations
  • Discount bond NPV
  • P 51.77
  • Recommendation
  • Buy Par bonds.

10
Venezuela Bonds 1990 Issue
  • Bond characteristics
  • 30 year maturity
  • 30-yr US treasury bond collateral for face value
  • 2.3 (14 months) coupon payments collateral

11
Venezuela Bonds 1990 Issue
  • Par bonds
  • Fixed coupon of 6.75
  • Discount bonds
  • LIBOR plus 13/16

12
Venezuela Bond Calculations
  • Data required.
  • YTM U.S. 7.925
  • YTM Venezuela 14
  • LIBOR 8.5
  • Default probability Venezuela 5

13
Venezuela Bond Calculations
  • Par bond NPV
  • P 40.52

14
Venezuela Bond Calculations
  • Discount bond NPV
  • P 52.06
  • Recommendation
  • Buy Par Bonds.

15
Costa Rica Bonds 1990 Issue
  • Bond characteristics Principal Series A
  • 20 year maturity
  • No collateral for face value
  • 3 coupon payments collateral

16
Costa Rica Bond Calculations
  • Data required.
  • YTM U.S. 7
  • YTM Costa Rica 12.5
  • Default probability Costa Rica 5

17
Costa Rica Bond Calculations
  • Bond NPV
  • P 32.45

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1996 Sell Mexican Bonds?
  • Ability to sell at 71.50
  • Valuation (NPV) at 58.69
  • D (1 ytm) / ytm - (1 ytm) yrs (i -
    ytm) / i (1 ytm) yrs - 1 i
  • Duration Less than 6 years (5.93)
  • Duration the average (cash-weighted)
    term-to-maturity of a bond.
  • Yes, sell.

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Mexican Par Bonds Useful Diversification Tool?
  • US Rate DVBP The price rise (fall) of the bond
    for a 100 basis point shift downward in the US
    yield curve.
  • DVBP for Mexican Par Bonds 8.48
  • High negative correlation b/t US and Mexican Par
    Brady Bonds
  • Yes, good diversification tool.

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Method to Determine Country Risk
  • State Variable Provides an estimate of country
    risk embedded in the bond higher state value,
    the lower risk of the bond.
  • State Variable for Mexican Brady Bonds - .001210.
  • SD .11895 (relatively high)
  • YTM(Brady Bond) YTM(Risk Free) Country Risk

21
Hedging USD 600 Million of Mexican Brady par Bonds
  • Options
  • Put Options on Mexican Stock Exchange
  • Put Options on CMEs options for Mexican par
    Brady Bonds

22
Forward Looking Mexicos Country Risk
  • Mexico has industries growing in TeleCom and
    Media
  • Growing correlation with US Economy
  • Some political risks with upcoming elections in
    2002
  • Ability for economic growth in 2002 and 2003
  • Retiring Brady Bonds and replacing with US 1.5bn
    30-yr bond at 9 (frees up US Treasury assets
    held by Mexico)

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QUESTIONS?
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