Accelerated growth
FVC custom indexes
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Generally used as an underlying for growth rather than income products in the US, the S&P 500 index is used as an underlying for approximately 20% of products issued but accounts for roughly 50% of notional...
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Based on three different US underlyings, FVC outlines the performance of two accelerated growth products and an investment that is principal protected
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Leverage is back in the US structured products market, with leveraged return notes dominating recent issuance. Providing 28.4% of the new supply, the notes are aimed at investors hunting for a geared return...
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FVC custom indexes
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The largest year-on-year change in the Europe FVC indexes was the 15.66% seen in the accelerated growth index. The change for the same period in the region's benchmark Eurostoxx 50 index was an increase of 10.7%. The rise in the accelerated growth index...
Market snapshot
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Reverse convertibles have returned to the top of the notional issuance list in the US, after losing out for the previous three months to capital-at-risk accelerated growth products. Tim Mortimer details the month’s US and UK issuance market
Product performance: May 2011
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Future Value Consultant’s analysis of single-stock versus index-linked products shows favourable results for broad equity index exposure. This month, the firm reviews two accelerate growth products and a reverse convertible
FVC custom indexes: May 2011
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Future Value Consultants review the performance of their regional custom indexes against their respective benchmarks
Market snapshot: May 2011
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Kick-outs remain popular with the UK market while accelerated growth products come top in the US, expanding their lead on the traditional US favourite, the reverse convertible. Tim Mortimer reviews the markets
Product performance
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FVC’s analysis of 10,000 US reverse convertibles based on neutral, high and low growth, and high and low volatility reveals that the majority of these products gave the best returns in low volatility environments. As well as a reverse convertible,...
Product performance
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An examination of the pricing of an accelerated growth products and the effect that changes in volatility will have on these investments. Changes in rates will have the most effect, with volatility also in the mix
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