2010: what's in store?

With the direction of markets uncertain and no consensus on the future of interest rates, inflation and a multitude of other financial indicators, Structured Products talked to professionals in Asia, the US and Europe about their views on what 2010 may bring. Richard Jory asks the questions

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Structured Products: Which structured products markets will stage the best comeback in 2010?

Philippe El-Asmar, New-York-based head of structured solutions at Barclays Capital: We expect the big certificates market in Germany to see a strong rebound, and we foresee much more activity in Italy, Spain and Portugal. The Swiss market will also see above-average growth, following a consolidation period.

Singapore and Hong Kong look promising because they are the two key wealth management centres

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