Canadian Banc Corp. Preferred Shares (BK.PR.A)

Canadian Banc Corp. Preferred Shares (BK.PR.A $10.82)
- $10.82 Cap: $339M
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Canadian Banc Corp. Preferred Shares (BK.PR.A $10.82)
- $10.82 Cap: $339M
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Q: It seems like the NAV and distribution on this are extremely well protected, if I understand it correctly.
Would any drop in the price of the underlying banks be deducted from the NAV of BR before affecting the NAV of BR.PR? (would NAV of BR have to go to zero before affecting the NAV of BK.PR?)
And in the unlikely case that several of the banks cut their divs, would some of that cut be accommodated by cuts to the distribution of BR before affecting BK.PR's distribution?
Last, if the price of BK.PR falls due to sentiment - as opposed to drop in NAV - the product can be at some point sold back to the issuer at the then current NAV?
Is there a risk I am not considering?
Thanks,

Read Answer Asked by Peter on September 02, 2022