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Caisse Desjardins de Lévis Head Office
Maxwell ReillySheng Kong
Etienne Ricard
IceAir AirlinesJanuary 26st, 2016
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Table of Contents
• Current Situation• Decision Process• Hedging & Portfolio Analysis• Recommendation • Implementation
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Objective
To provide an effective hedging strategy for IceAir over the next year, specifically in March, while also setting up a diversified pension portfolio
that can succeed in the long term
4Current Situation Decision Process Recommendation Analysis Implementation
Current Strategy
Company Outlook & Current Strategy
• Full service transportation company offering the organization, distribution, and marketing of vacation packages
• Vertical integration of travel services• Derives revenues from trips to Europe in the
summer season and South America in the winter• Holds fleet of 26 Airbus, with ability to lease more
as demand increases• Focus on family friendly services
Company Outlook
• Economic recovery will boost bottom line• Growth due to high demand in 2014 summer
months• High exposure to fuel prices that must be
mitigated• Defined benefit pension plan that is underfunded
and in need of restructuring• Head of risk management has just left the
company
5Current Situation Decision Process Recommendation Analysis Implementation
Ticker: TSX:ICEStock price: $25
Revenue: $3.7BBProfit: $58MM
Operating Cash Flows: $123MMNet Chance in Cash: $94.6MM
Total Pension Shortfall: $30.9MM
Company Financial Situation
Gross Margin: 17.2%EBIT Margin: 2.2%ROA: 9%
Quick Ratio: 1.1 Cash Ratio: .344
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• Strong economic growth means strong airline industry growth• Industry is moving away from vertical integration, leaving niche space for
IceAir• Trend towards hidden fees and add-on charges
Industry Outlook & Trends
7Current Situation Decision Process Recommendation Analysis Implementation
Energy Prices:• We project a decrease in energy
prices over the short term and long term due to shale deposits, and a lack of cooperation between OPEC members
Macroeconomic Outlook
Interest Rates:• We project flat rates for the short
term, and gradually rising rates over the long term
Economic Growth:• Stable, solid growth in Canadian
markets• Better growth in large cities
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Estimated March consumption
Seasonality of Iceair's fuel consumption 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 AverageMarch 13% 14% 15% 12% 8% 12%
Projected 2014 March fuel consumption (barrels): 663,120
Projected annual consumption for 2014: 5,526,000
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Fuel Hedging Alternatives
######## 10% 30% 40% 50% 60% 70% 80% 90% 100%80 5,304,960 15,914,880 21,219,840 26,524,800 31,829,760 37,134,720 42,439,680 47,744,640 53,049,60085 5,636,520 16,909,560 22,546,080 28,182,600 33,819,120 39,455,640 45,092,160 50,728,680 56,365,20090 5,968,080 17,904,240 23,872,320 29,840,400 35,808,480 41,776,560 47,744,640 53,712,720 59,680,80095 6,299,640 18,898,920 25,198,560 31,498,200 37,797,840 44,097,480 50,397,120 56,696,760 62,996,400
100 6,631,200 19,893,600 26,524,800 33,156,000 39,787,200 46,418,400 53,049,600 59,680,800 66,312,000105 6,962,760 20,888,280 27,851,040 34,813,800 41,776,560 48,739,320 55,702,080 62,664,840 69,627,600110 7,294,320 21,882,960 29,177,280 36,471,600 43,765,920 51,060,240 58,354,560 65,648,880 72,943,200115 7,625,880 22,877,640 30,503,520 38,129,400 45,755,280 53,381,160 61,007,040 68,632,920 76,258,800
Percentage of fuel costs hedged
Future Pric
e
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Past Performance & Highlights
2013 Return: 5.06%2013 Return (excluding Transat gains): 1.9%
β of Portfolio: 0.17
Current Pension Portfolio Overview
12.66%
63.29%
24.05%
CashTotal BondsTotal Equity
Portfolio Allocation
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Investment Assumptions• Passive Management in ETFs • Light investment in tourism industry• 8% annual return to avoid deficit.• Minimizing the portfolio risk• Higher rates in Canada + US• Growing US + emerging country equity• Neutral on Canada
Management Investment AssumptionOur Economic & Return Forecast
Recession Average Returns Strong Growth Expected Return
-50%
-40%
-30%
-20%
-10%
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
Return CanadaReturn USEmerging Countries
Economy State Recession Average Returns Strong Growth Expected ReturnProbability 0.1 0.6 0.3Return US -15% 14% 25% 14%Return Canada -20% 8% 15% 7%Emerging Countries -40% 20% 35% 18.50%Alternative Investments -20% 20% 30% 19%
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Problems with Current Portfolio• High allocation to bonds• Extremely high duration, considering potential increases in interest rates• Active management: investment in tourism industry result is high
correlation between performance of company and performance of funds
Alternatives
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• Active Investment Portfolio• Shift weights from bonds to equities• Eliminate tourism portfolio• Move 10% of portfolio to alternative investments to gain diversification
and upside potential
Recommended Portfolio Allocation
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Alternatives
1. Passive Investing
2. Mix of passive and active
3. Pure active investing
5%
45%50%
CashBondsEquitiesAlternative In-vestments
5%
25%
60%
10%
CashBondsEquitiesAlternative In-vestments
5%
35%
50%
10%
CashBondsEquitiesAlternative In-vestments
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Expected Returns Under Each Alternative
Passive Mix Active0%
2%
4%
6%
8%
10%
12%
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Bonds:Short Duration US Bonds, NYSE: EVGShort Duration, Corporate CAN bondsTreasuries Canada
Equities:S&P 500 ETFConsumer Staples ETFFinancials ETF Energy Sector ETFS&P/TSX ETFEmerging CountriesRussia and Chinese ETFs
Specific Investment Ideas
Alternative Investments: REITsMBSs Hedge Funds
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• Currency hedging• Shifting away from defined benefit towards defined contribution
Other Considerations
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Recommendation
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• Fuel Prices continue to increase• Interest rates rise more quickly than anticipated• Higher Beta and volatility in pension plan leads to losses• Employees protest migration to defined contribution plan
Risks & Mitigation
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Key Takeaways
1. Fuel hedges should be entered, but we don’t want to be fully hedged due to belief that prices will fall
2. Pension plan should be completely reallocated to more aggressive mixture of stocks and bonds, removing allocation to tourism industry
3. Shift pension plan to defined contribution for new employees
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