Redemption Through Indexation: The Chilean Experience

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Redemption Through Indexation: The Chilean Experience. Rodrigo Valdés Central Bank of Chile IADB Conference - November 2002. Agenda. Conceptual issues. A bit of history. Financial sector structure. Moving forward. A few lessons. Agenda. Conceptual issues. A bit of history. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Redemption Through Redemption Through

Indexation: Indexation:

The Chilean ExperienceThe Chilean ExperienceRodrigo ValdésRodrigo Valdés

Central Bank of ChileCentral Bank of ChileIADB Conference - November IADB Conference - November

20022002

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• Moving forwardMoving forward

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• Moving forwardMoving forward

• Indexation can be thought of as a compromiseIndexation can be thought of as a compromise protects against nominal surprises (like FX denominated debt)protects against nominal surprises (like FX denominated debt) but allows for some flexibility (less than domestic currency but allows for some flexibility (less than domestic currency

denominated debt, more than FX denominated)denominated debt, more than FX denominated)

• May enhance credibility, for it removes one May enhance credibility, for it removes one source of inflationary biassource of inflationary bias

• Indexation is not a substitute for fiscal responsibility Indexation is not a substitute for fiscal responsibility

• ““Pillar A” for developing a long term debt market if there Pillar A” for developing a long term debt market if there is no reputation (“Pillar B”: demand or financial saving)is no reputation (“Pillar B”: demand or financial saving)

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• Moving forwardMoving forward

• 1960’s– Financially repressed system (caps to interest rates)– CAR and UF (indexing unit) created to offer positive real

interest rates. Originally quarterly adjustments (with inflation)

• 1972-76– Average annual inflation reached 312%

• 1977– UF adjustments become daily with the daily-equivalent of last

months’ CPI inflation– Many UF denominated financial transactions allowed

UF and Real Exchange RateUF and Real Exchange Rate(index, average 1990=100)(index, average 1990=100)

Dollars / UF

RER404050506060707080809090

100100110110120120130130140140

7777 8282 8787 9292 9797 0202

Gross and Net Consolidated Public Gross and Net Consolidated Public Debt Debt (% of GDP)(% of GDP)

NetNet

00

2020

4040

6060

8080

8989 9090 9191 9292 9393 9494 9595 9696 9797 9898 9999 0000 0101 020200

1010

2020

3030

4040

5050

GrossGross

(Gross)(Gross) (Net)(Net)

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Moving forwardMoving forward

Domestic Public Debt Structure in Domestic Public Debt Structure in 20022002UF denominated• 17% of GDP• Average maturity: 4.3 years• Interest rates: 3.2 for BCU-5 and 4.8 for BCU-20

Peso denominated• 8% of GDP• Average maturity: 0.5 year• Interest rates: 4.4 for BCP-2 and 6.3 for BCP-5

Dollar indexed• 8% of GDP• Average maturity: 1.8 years• Interest rates: 3.2 for BCD-2 and 4.6 for BCD-5

Bank Lending to the Private SectorBank Lending to the Private Sector(% of GDP)(% of GDP)

3030

3535

4040

4545

5050

5555

6060

6565

9191 9292 9393 9494 9595 9696 9797 9898 9999 0000 0101 0202(Nov.)(Nov.)

Bank Lending StructureBank Lending Structure(% of GDP)(% of GDP)

00

1010

2020

3030

4040

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6060

9999 0000 0101 0202

UF > one year

pesos > one year pesos < one year

UF < one year

Stock of Corporate Bonds in Stock of Corporate Bonds in Domestic MarketDomestic Market(% of GDP)(% of GDP)

00

22

44

66

88

1010

1212

1414

9393 9494 9595 9696 9797 9898 9999 0000 0101 0202

Corporate UF Debt Placements Corporate UF Debt Placements (total amount and average term)(total amount and average term)

00

55

1010

1515

2020

2525

3030

3535

9292 9393 9494 9595 9696 9797 9898 9999 0000 0101

Typical Mortgage Contract in ChileTypical Mortgage Contract in Chile

• 20 year loan for 75% of property value (5 to 25 years)20 year loan for 75% of property value (5 to 25 years)

• UF indexedUF indexed

• MonthlyMonthly

• Interest rate in 2002Q3 = 6.5%Interest rate in 2002Q3 = 6.5%

• Financing: institutional investors and banksFinancing: institutional investors and banks

• Intermediaries: banks (give warranty and administer)Intermediaries: banks (give warranty and administer)

• Prepayment allowed at contracted interest ratePrepayment allowed at contracted interest rate

Institutional Investors Assets Institutional Investors Assets (% GDP)(% GDP)

00

1010

2020

3030

4040

5050

6060

7070

8080

9090

19941994 19951995 19961996 19971997 19981998 19991999 20002000 20012001

Pension Funds

Insurance C.

Mutual Funds

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• Moving forwardMoving forward

• Missing part: risk sharing from foreigners• UF is not easily accepted internationally

– inflation accounting risk– lack of successful experiences – some money illusion (like higher carry)

• Nominalization and internationalization of the Peso Nominalization and internationalization of the Peso – monetary policy interest rate (overnight) a year agomonetary policy interest rate (overnight) a year ago– short-end of the yield curve (5 years) short-end of the yield curve (5 years) – full capital account opening and friendlier tax environment for capital movementsfull capital account opening and friendlier tax environment for capital movements

• Use strong anti-inflation credibility to attract investorsUse strong anti-inflation credibility to attract investors

2 and 5 Year Expected Inflation 2 and 5 Year Expected Inflation (%)(%)

Five years

survey

Two years

1.51.5

2.02.0

2.52.5

3.03.0

3.53.5

4.04.0

4.54.5

MarMar AprApr MayMay JunJun JulJul AugAug SepSep OctOct NovNov

• A few lessonsA few lessons

• Conceptual issuesConceptual issues

AgendaAgenda

• A bit of historyA bit of history

• Financial sector structureFinancial sector structure

• Moving forwardMoving forward

• CPI indexation is way for redemption. Avoid FX denominated CPI indexation is way for redemption. Avoid FX denominated domestic financial system.domestic financial system.

• But it’s not easy to replicate. It needs...But it’s not easy to replicate. It needs...– a long time to get used to it (35 years in Chile!)a long time to get used to it (35 years in Chile!)– high inflation experience to value ithigh inflation experience to value it– demand side (institutional investors)demand side (institutional investors)

• Has some negative collateral effects: prevalent indexation in other marketsHas some negative collateral effects: prevalent indexation in other markets

• Imperfect substitute of full redemption:Imperfect substitute of full redemption:– there is no risk sharing with the rest of the worldthere is no risk sharing with the rest of the world– but it is a way to startbut it is a way to start

• Challenge: issue sovereign debt in pesos to foreigners. Big Challenge: issue sovereign debt in pesos to foreigners. Big question mark: corporate debt?question mark: corporate debt?

Redemption Through Redemption Through

Indexation: Indexation:

The Chilean ExperienceThe Chilean ExperienceRodrigo ValdésRodrigo Valdés

Central Bank of ChileCentral Bank of ChileIADB Conference - November IADB Conference - November

20022002