Société Générale

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Oct 2005

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Altough year for structured products in Asia saw Société Générale's (SG) equity derivatives team lead the market into Chinese capital-guaranteed products, maintain its lead in the Hong Kong warrant market, and continue to provide innovative, fast and flexible structures to both retail and institutional players.

"It was a difficult year," says Raphael Blot, managing director, equity derivatives at SG. "Two to three years ago in Hong Kong, 70% of the net money going into mutual funds was going into

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