Barrier options
Market snapshot
Original headline:
Source: Structured Products
HSBC was the leading provider of structured products in the US in March, while Royal Bank of Scotland led the way in the UK, producing almost a third of all products offered to retail. Tim Mortimer analyses...
Original headline:
Source: Structured Products
Eve Berlinska analyses the prospective merits of three products in the US over a period of six months – a reverse convertible based on Starbucks, an accelerated growth product linked to Caterpillar and...
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Source: Structured Products
Commerzbank offered investors a Twin-Win product in 2007 based on the S&P/MIB Index, which matured in February this year. Breaching the 60% barrier meant those buying lost more than half of their investment....
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Holiday appetite forms the basis for latest JP Morgan and UBS products...
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Source: Structured Products
JP Morgan and UBS both filed products linked to seasonal underlyings with the SEC on April 19
Sponsored statement: Ito33
Original headline:
Source: Risk magazine
Local volatility was, for a long time, seen as being a universal panacea. However, cracks appeared and we have been forced to look elsewhere for a new framework. Philippe Henrotte, co-founder, partner and head of financial theory and research at Ito33,...
UBS offers autocallable with low barrier
Original headline:
Source: Structured Products
UBS is offering US investors an autocallable product based on Halliburton stock which a 62% barrier, low enough to make the product less risky than contemporaneous, similar offerings
Product performance
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Source: Structured Products
Future Value Consultants provides the analysis of a comparison of three reverse convertibles issued in the US and based on the common stocks of three of the most popular underlyings for retail structured products
Product performance
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Source: Structured Products
Based on three different US underlyings, FVC outlines the performance of two accelerated growth products and an investment that is principal protected
Defensive strategies by different means: the divergence in the German...
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Source: Structured Products
Transparency and simplicity remain a key theme for structured product providers in Germany and Switzerland, where even high-net-worth-individual accounts at private banks want simple payouts and low counterparty risk. By Michael Marray
Atlas One looks beyond Latin America
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Source: Structured Products
Atlas One Financial Group is a Miami-based broker-dealer serving a predominantly Latin American audience. Tapping into the risk appetite of these investors has been the basis of a fast-growing structured products business, and the firm now plans to extend...
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