Euro stoxx 50
Market snapshot: making the most of volatility
The volatility around Research in Motion stock was high enough to ensure that a reverse convertible issued in the US linked to the stock offered to pay investors a near 30% annual return, writes Future...
HSBC is offering US investors a chunky return dependent on four underlyings. The correlation between the indexes and an emerging markets index fund will determine the outcome over the four years for those...
Meteor Asset Management is offering the newly popular defensive autocallable to UK investors, linked to the FTSE 100 and the Euro Stoxx 50. The product's American barrier has been set at a relatively safe...
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Euro Stoxx 50 leveraged return note from Goldman Sachs offers 67% maximum...
Goldman Sachs has offered a leveraged buffered two-year note linked to the Euro Stoxx 50 that offers potential return of 67.5% and full capital repayment
China to get its first Euro Stoxx 50 ETF
Stoxx has licensed the Euro stoxx 50 to China Universal for an ETF, marking the first of its kind in the country
Market snapshot: Reverse convertibles back on top in the US
Suzi Hampson of Future Value Consultants looks at structured products trends in the US and UK
Structured products help Brooks Macdonald protect investor capital in...
Wealth management firm Brooks Macdonald has been using structured products for eight years, both for discretionary investors and within funds. Fund manager Robin Eggar talks to Vita Millers about his passion for structured products
Multi-index underlyings: worth the extra risk?
Roughly 13% of the UK's retail structured products market consists of products based on more than one index. Many offer double-digit returns, but some providers say their higher risk levels are the opposite of what the structured products industry needs...
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Royal Bank of Canada led the issuance tables in the US in October, while Investec Structured Products dominated in the UK
House of the year
BNP Paribas Total return swaps on the iBoxx corporate bond indexes were started last year by a working group of banks in which BNP Paribas took a leading role, alongside Markit. The French bank worked with JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley in the early development...
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