Institutional investors hold their nerve despite emerging markets sell-off

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Despite recent headlines announcing the demise of the emerging markets success story, the effect on structured products has been marginal. Apart from shorter maturities in the face of market uncertainty, few changes have been seen in how products are structured.

"More than outflows in structured products based on emerging markets, what we have seen in recent months is increasing worries from investors about the fate of those markets," says Manuel Meza, Mexico City-based managing director, global

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