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In a year of scandals involving Libor, mis-selling and money-laundering in acquired institutions, the banking sector remains under the spotlight. Luc Vanneste of Scotiabank talks to Jessica Meek about...
As uncertainty in developed countries continues, the emerging markets of Latin America offer increasingly attractive investment prospects. But market idiosyncrasies mean that establishing and building...
Brazil is set to pass new laws that will allow the issuance of local currency-denominated structured products onshore.
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Celfin Capital’s structured products business is thriving and market developments could boost volumes further, but its clients remain selective about where they put their money and prefer the familiarity of domestic equities. By Clare Dickinson
RBS has launched a series of structured notes in Germany linked to Indonesia, India and Chile
Chilean distributor Banchile has two distinct types of client, for which it offers very different products – capital at risk for high-net-worth investors and capital protected for retail. The protection comes with a twist, however, and can use complex...
Attempts to diversify longevity risk into the broader financial system have so far focused on using swaps. But in an ambitious move, the World Bank has tried to launch the first ever longevity bond in Chile. Aaron Woolner reports on how successful this...
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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