Commercial Document – Product sheet ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 linked to the EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 (SD3E) Classe de Risque 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 (please read the section on risks and other important information hereunder carefully) This structured product is considered as particularly complex for investors, in the light of the FSMA moratorium with respect to the commercialisation of complex structured products. This document is addressed solely to clients who hold moveable assets with ING Belgium SA that exceed EUR 500,000 and that allow an investment in structured products with the portion of the moveable assets held with ING Belgium SA that exceeds EUR 500,000. Characteristics These Notes are designed for clients looking for an investment: Â which depends on the evolution of the EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 (SD3E) index, Â with a 3 year maturity (in the event that the conditions for early redemption have not been met), Â producing, under certain hypotheses, a yearly gross coupon of 5.00%1, with a «memory effect» allowing for recuperating any previously unpaid coupons. and who accept: Âa risk on capital in the event the Final Level of the Index has decreased by more than 42.50% compared to its Initial Level (or is lower than 57.5% of the Initial Level). The loss will be of minimum 42.50% and, in extreme circumstances, could total the invested capital in its entirety. Â the possibility of an early redemption. Short Description2 In the event that no early redemption occurs, these Notes will be redeemed at Maturity (October 2nd, 2016) at an amount which will depend on the evolution of the level of the EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 (SD3E) index (the « Index »). At each Annual Observation Date, if the level of the Index is: Â equal to or higher than the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed early (Autocallable) at 100% of their nominal value and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid. Every previously unpaid coupon will also be paid in this event («memory effect»). Â equal to or higher than the Coupon Barrier Level (i.e. 57.50% of the Initial Level) but lower than the Initial Level, the Notes will not be redeemed early and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid. Every previously unpaid coupon will also be paid in this event (“memory effect”). Â below the Coupon Barrier Level, the Notes will not be redeemed early and no coupon will be paid. At Maturity, if the Final Level is: Â equal to or higher than 57.50% of the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed at 100% of their nominal value and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid. Every previously unpaid coupon will also be paid in this event (“memory effect”). Â lower than 57.50% of the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed at an amount which takes into account the negative performance of the Index and no coupon will be paid. This amount will be inferior to 57.50% of the initially invested capital and could be as low as 0 in an extreme case. « The memory effect » allows to get previously unpaid coupon back In case the Notes do not pay a coupon for a specific year and in case the Index is observed above or equal to 57.50% of the Initial Level at a future Observation Date, the investor will receive a gross coupon of 5.00%1 as well as any previously unpaid coupons. 1 2 All coupon rates are gross figures before the deduction of any taxes and duties (see «Taxation» hereunder). For an overview of the data and the definition of the Index and the Barrier Level, consult the Technical Data in fine. Private Banking | 1 The product offered is a derived instrument without capital protection issued by ING Belgium International Finance and guaranteed by ING Belgium SA/nv. When subscribing to this instrument, the investor is lending money to the Issuer who undertakes to pay the investor a certain amount either on an Early Redemption date or at Maturity. The Issuer does not guarantee capital redemption at Maturity at 100%. In case of bankruptcy or payment default of the Issuer and/or the Guarantor, the investor risks losing the amounts to which he would have been entitled as well as the invested capital. In case of negative evolution of the Index at Maturity below 57.50% of the Initial Level, the investor risks losing a minimum of 42.50% of the invested capital. This complex instrument is reserved for clients with sufficient experience to understand the product parameters offered and with sufficient knowledge to assess, based on their personal financial situation, the advantages of and the risks inherent to an investment in this complex instrument, particularly who are familiar with the Index and interest rates and who accept taking a risk on capital. ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 Evolution of the EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 (SD3E) Index 05/09/2008 - 04/09/2013 The EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 Index (Bloomberg code SD3E Index) is a price index which allows investors to track companies paying high dividends selected from 12 countries in the Eurozone. A price index is not adjusted for dividends, investors do not benefit from the distribution of such dividends. Past performance is no guarantee of future results. Source : Bloomberg Scénarii Optimistic Scenario The Observation Level of the Index at the end of the first year is 80% of the Initial Level. The Notes will not be redeemed early and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid at the relevant Coupon Payment Date. At the end of the second year, the Observation Level of the Index is 55% of the Initial Level. The Notes will not be redeemed early and no coupon will be paid at the relevant Coupon Payment Date. At Maturity, the Final Level is 75% of the Initial Level. In this case, the Notes will be redeemed at 100% of their nominal value and a gross coupon of 10.00%1 will be paid (or twice 5.00% due to the “memory effect”). The gross actuarial return (before costs and taxes) of this scenario is 4.92%. Other Optimistic Scenario The Observation Level of the Index at the end of the first year is 110% of the Initial Level. The Notes will be redeemed early at 100% of their nominal value and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid at the relevant Coupon Payment Date. The gross actuarial return (before costs and taxes) of this scenario is 5.00%. Pessimistic Scenario The Observation Level of the Index at the end of the first year is 80% of the Initial Level. The Notes will not be redeemed early and a gross coupon of 5.00%1 will be paid at the relevant Coupon Payment Date. At the end of the second year, the Observation Level of the Index is 55% of the Initial Level. The Notes will not be redeemed early and no coupon will be paid at the relevant Coupon Payment Date. At maturity, the Final Level is 40% of the Initial Level. In this case, the Notes will be redeemed at 40% of their nominal value (i.e. loss of capital of 60%) and no coupon will be paid. The gross actuarial return (before costs and taxes) of this scenario is -24.60%. The scenarii described above are purely hypothetical and offer no guarantee that one of those scenarii will ever materialize in the future. Such scenarii do not take into account the scenario of bankruptcy or payment default by the Issuer and/or the Guarantor. In such case, the investor risks not receiving the amounts to which he would have been entitled and losing the invested capital, irrespective of the evolution of the Index. Mechanism At each Annual Observation Date: Is the Observation Level equal to or higher than the Initial Level? YES NO The Notes will be redeemed early at 100% of their nominal value. A gross coupon of 5.00% will be paid (+ any missed coupons thanks to the «memory effect»). A gross coupon of 5.00% will be paid (+ any missed coupons thanks to the «memory effect»). The Notes are not redeemed and continue. Is the Observation Level equal to or higher than the Coupon Barrier Level (57.50% of the Initial Level)? YES NO The Notes are not redeemed early and no coupon is paid. The Notes continue. At Maturity: Is the Final Level equal to or higher than the Coupon Barrier Level (57.50% of the Initial Level)? YES NO The Notes will be redeemed at 100% of their nominal value + a gross coupon of 5.00% (+ any missed coupons thanks to «memory effect»). Redemption per Note at EUR 1,000 * (Final Level/Initial Level), minimum of 0 (Capital at risk, no coupon) Private Banking | 2 ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 Risk Factors Risk of capital loss At maturity, if the Final level of the Index has lowered for more than 42.50% compared to the Initial Level the redeemed capital will be lower by minimum 42.50% compared to the initially invested capital and can, in extreme cases, even be 0. The investor will in such face a partial or total partial or total loss of capital. Risk of fluctuation in the value of the Notes (market risk) Certain parameters such as: - the prospect of a review of the Guarantor’s rating, - the trend in interest rates on financial markets (a rise in market interest rates impacts negatively on the value of the Notes and a drop in market interest rates impacts positively on the value of the Notes), - the evolution of the Index (a drop in the Index level entails a drop in the value of the Notes and a rise in the Index level has a positive impact on the value of the Notes), impact positively or negatively on the value of the Notes during their lifetime and entail a capital gain or a capital loss in the event of resale of the Notes by investors before their maturity. Insolvency Risk of the Issuer and /or the Guarantor Investors are exposed to the Issuer’s and/or the Guarantor’s risk of insolvency (bankruptcy or default), which may result in the partial or total loss of the capital initially invested as well as any coupons due but unpaid (see “Guarantor’s Current Rating” on the last page: Technical Data). Liquidity Risk The Notes are not listed on any stock exchange. Save exceptions, ING Belgium SA/nv insures investors of market liquidity by offering a price to investors. Such price is determined by ING Belgium SA/nv on the basis of models which are specific to it and take account of the market parameters at the time (see «Risk of fluctuation in the value of the Notes» above). The price could be lower than the nominal value of the Notes (capital loss risk). Under normal market conditions, the difference between the buying price and the selling price on the market will be approximately 1.00%. Furthermore, the price offered by ING Belgium SA/nv does not include brokerage fees or any taxes (see «Technical Data»). Other Risk Factors Prior to subscription, the investor is requested to read the Technical Data in fine, the Base Prospectus and in particular the section on “Risk Factors” and its summary and the Issue Specific Summary. Risk Class specific to ING Belgium SA/nv The model used by ING Belgium SA/nv to determine the risk class of a Structured Note analyses the trend of its price in different market scenarios (best-case, baseline, worst-case). Such analysis is based on extreme levels of the underlying values observed historically on the market. The greater the price volatility, the higher the risk class. We differentiate between a total of seven risk classes, ranging from 0 (lowest risk) to 6 (highest risk). This model does not take into account certain major types of risk, such as the credit and liquidity risks inherent in ING Belgium SA/nv, or the market risk in the event of resale before the Maturity of the Note. The ING 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 are in risk class 6. 0 1 2 3 4 Private Banking | 3 5 6 ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 Further important information Prospectus The Notes are the object of a public offer. This Product Sheet is a promotional document produced and distributed by ING Belgium SA/nv in its capacity of Distributor of the Notes. Therefore it is not and should not be interpreted as a recommendation to subscribe, or advice or recommendation to conclude any transaction. The « Base Prospectus for the Issuance of Index Linked Notes (Level 2) » (the «Base Prospectus») of the Issue was approved by the CSSF in Luxembourg on July 31th 2013. Moreover this Product Sheet is communicated or made available by ING Belgium SA/nv to all or part of the clientele and is not based on an examination of the individual situation of a particular customer. The customer must decide whether the financial instrument to which this Product Sheet relates is appropriate in view of his/her situation. The Prospectus consists of the Base Prospectus as well as the Final Terms of the ING 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 of September 6th, 2013. The Prospectus only exists in English, except the Base Prospectus and the Issue Specific Summary, which also exist in French. This Product Sheet is intended for the use of the original recipient and must not be reproduced, redistributed or passed on to any other person or published, in whole or in part. The Notes will not be registered pursuant to the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and cannot be offered or sold in the United States, nor to American citizens, even outside the United States, nor to Green Card holders. The Base Prospectus Level 1 can be consulted at the website www.ingmarkets.com > ING Markets > Downloads > IBIF Programme. The Final Terms can be consulted at the website www.ingmarkets.com > ING Markets > Products > search « XS0967532333 » > Downloads. Information subsequent to subscription The investor who keeps his Notes on a securities portfolio with ING Belgium SA/nv will be able to follow up on the value of the Notes on a daily basis through Home’Bank. After closure of the of the Subscription Period, ING Belgium SA/nv will communicate through its website (ing.be) all important informations about ING 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16. The investor can also contact his Private Banker to obtain additional information concerning the ING 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16. Private Banking | 4 ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 ING 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 Technical Data Issuer ING Belgium International Finance S.A., 52, route d’Esch, L-1470 Luxemburg Guarantor and Distributor ING Belgium SA/nv, Marnixlaan 24, B-1000 Brussels Guarantor’s Current Rating Standard and Poor’s: A+ (negative outlook); Moody’s: A2 (negative outlook) en Fitch: A+ (negative outlook). Ratings are given for purely information purposes and are not recommendations to buy, sell or keep securities of the Issuer. Rating agencies can suspend, change or withdraw them at any time. Rating notices can be viewed on the following website www.ing.com/our-company/investor-relations/ratings.htm Nominal Amount Minimum EUR 2,000,000 Subscription Period From September 9th to September 27th, 2013 included (early closing possible) Denomination/Nominal Value EUR 1,000/100% Minimum Subscription Amount EUR 1,000 Issue Date and Payment Date Octobre 2nd, 2013 Maturity Octobre 2nd, 2016 Issue Price 100% of the Nominal Value Index The EUROSTOXX Select Dividend Price 30 Index (Bloomberg code SD3E Index) is a price index which allows investors to track companies paying high dividends selected from 12 countries in the Eurozone. A price index is not adjusted for dividends, investors do not benefit from the distribution of such dividends. http://www.stoxx.com/indices/index_information.html?symbol=SD3E Initial Level The closing level of the Index on September 27th, 2013 Final Level The closing level of the Index on September 27th, 2016 (Final Observation Date) Observation Level The closing level of the Index on Annual Observation Date Annual Observation Dates 29 September 2014, 28 September 2015 Early Redemption If the Observation Level is equal to or higher than the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed at 100% of their Nominal Value on the relevant Early Redemption Date plus a gross coupon (before taxes and duties) of 5.00% (+ any missed coupon thanks to the memory Effect). Coupon Barrier Level 57.50% of the Initial Level of the Index Early Redemption Dates 2 October 2014, 2 October 2015 Coupon Payment Dates 2 October 2014, 2 October 2015 et 3 October 2016 Redemption at Maturity Date If the Final Level is equal to or higher than 57.50% of the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed at 100% of their nominal value and a gross coupon of 5% (before Taxes and duties) will be paid. Thanks to the Memory Effect, each coupon which was not paid earlier will be paid. If the Final Level is lower than 57.50% of the Initial Level, the Notes will be redeemed at a value which takes into account the negative performance of the Index (equal to EUR 1.000 * (Final Level / Initial Level), with a minimum of 0) and no coupon will be paid. Private Banking | 5 ING Belgium International Finance (Luxembourg) 3Y EUR Phoenix Memory Autocallable Airbag Notes 10/16 Conditional Coupon A gross coupon of 5.00% (or EUR 50,00 per denomination EUR 1,000) will be paid each year if the Observation Level is equal to or higher than the Coupon Barrier Level. Form Delivery solely on a securities portfolio with a financial institution. Custody in an account with ING Belgium SA/nv is free. ISIN ISIN : XS0967532333 Resale before Maturity Every resale of the Notes prior to Maturity will take place at a price determined by ING Belgium SA based on its proper models and taking into account market parameters. This price can potentially be lower than the nominal value of the Notes (market risk ). Investors can request an indicative price from ING Belgium at any time during the tenor of the Notes. For natural persons residing in Belgium for tax purposes: Belgian withholding tax : income from Notes is liable to the Belgian withholding tax (current 25%). In case of sale on a secondary market, the amount of investment income received and declared will be subject to a distinct Personal Income Tax rate of 25%. Income from Notes on which the Belgian withholding tax of 25% has has been applied does not have to be reported anymore in the Personal Income Tax return. Taxation Stock exchange tax: : in case of sale on the secondary market, a stock exchange tax (TOB) will be levied (0,25% - maximum EUR 740 per transaction). For natural persons who reside in a Member State of the European Union other than Belgium The income from the Notes does not fall under the application scope of the European Savings Directive. The chapter on «Taxation» of the Base Prospectus (p. 626 and f.) describes the taxation system more extensively. Fees and charges The Issue Price includes a fee for structuring and distributing the securities of a maximum of 1% on an annual basis. In the event of resale of the Notes before their Maturity, brokerage fees will be applied to the price established by ING Belgium SA/nv. The brokerage fee is available on the ING website (ing.be > Investments > Useful information > Charges and regulations > List of charges applied to the main securities transactions). ING Belgium SA/nv – Bank – Registered office: avenue Marnix 24, B-1000 Brussels – Brussels RPM/RPR – VAT: BE 0403.200.393 – BIC: BBRUBEBB – IBAN: BE45 3109 1560 2789. Publisher: Inge Ampe – Cours Saint-Michel 60, B-1040 Brussels © Editing Team & Graphic Studio – Marketing ING Belgium – 707718E – 30/08/2013 Private Banking | 6
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