When a structured product is brought to market it needs an investment bank to hedge it and to pay out the contracted returns to the...
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Structured products traditionally divide into capital protected and capital at risk offerings. The key difference between these two...
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The universe of underlyings available to institutional and retail investors is ever growing. This has been driven by greater market...
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The years that followed the Lehmann bankruptcy in 2008 became known as the global financial crisis such was the profound effect that...
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Structured products have played an important role in providing income and protected solutions for investors for many decades. Three...
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The last three years have seen persistent volatility in equity markets worldwide. As investors try to digest and cope with the...
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Many retail structured products are linked to a single equity index for direct exposure to a country, region or sector. Products...
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The lookback construction is one of the longest standing concepts in structured products. It has a rich history and is still in use...
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Inflationary pressures dominated the world economy in the 1970s. This was caused primarily by the sudden rise in oil prices and global...
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The “sharkfin” payoff its distinctive by its shape and is defined as a product which pays a positive performance linked return as long...
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