NASDAQ 100 STOCK INDX
NDX Index
The Nasdaq-100 tracks large non-financial Nasdaq-listed companies, with substantial exposure to technology and growth businesses.
- Implied volatility
- 18.32%
- Dividend yield
- 79.78%
Capital Guaranteed issued by MORGAN STANLEY & CO INTL, denominated in USD. Its payout is linked to NDX Index, SPX Index, SX5E Index, NKY Index, SMI Index.
No periodic coupon is quoted in the feed. Returns depend on the redemption formula rather than regular coupon payments.
The feed quotes 97% capital protection. It is subject to the contractual conditions and issuer creditworthiness, and generally does not protect an early sale.
Participation is quoted at 100%: this is the factor applied to qualifying reference-asset performance, not a guaranteed return.
NDX Index
The Nasdaq-100 tracks large non-financial Nasdaq-listed companies, with substantial exposure to technology and growth businesses.
SPX Index
The S&P 500 tracks large US-listed companies across multiple sectors. It is an equity benchmark, not a capital-protected investment.
SX5E Index
The EURO STOXX 50 tracks leading blue-chip companies in the euro area.
NKY Index
NIKKEI 225 is an index reference asset representing a basket of constituents. The index methodology and composition determine its exposure. Its performance can affect the product’s observation and repayment conditions; holding the note does not confer ownership of the constituents.
SMI Index
The Swiss Market Index tracks leading Swiss large-cap companies. Its sector concentration and Swiss-franc exposure can influence returns.
Structured products carry issuer credit risk, market risk and liquidity risk. You may lose part or all of your investment. Barrier levels and quoted coupons do not guarantee a return. Early sale may result in a loss, and currency movements may affect returns.
This explanation summarizes the available feed data; it is not the complete legal term sheet, personalized investment advice or a recommendation. Exact observation rules, credit-event definitions, fees, settlement terms and the full payout formula must be verified in the issuer’s final documentation. Request the final terms before investing.