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EFG Financial puts the accent on collateralisation
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EFG Financial Products has expanded its presence to the UK in the hope of replicating its success in the Swiss market. London-based managing director Alex Robinson tells Sarah Nowakowska about the growing...
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Morgan Stanley is offering a FTSE 100-based plan offering the higher of a fixed coupon or the performance of the index, as long as a 50% barrier is not breached at maturity. For the product to pay above...
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Ossiam has launched a volatility-controlled exchange-traded fund that tracks the FTSE 100 Minimum Variance Index
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Trade of the month: UK alternatives to the FTSE 100
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A PDF of this article is available The UK structured retail product market shows a strong bias towards the FTSE 100, the main domestic equity index, which comprises the largest 100 stocks listed on the London Stock Exchange. The two peaks of non-FTSE...
Meteor offers typical review with kickout
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Meteor is offering a five-year kickout product that pays 5.5% on a quarterly basis if five FTSE 100 index shares are above 95% of their initial level
Indexed to inflation, linked to the FTSE 100
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Protean Investments’ debut offering to UK retail investors delivers returns based on the rise in the Retail Price Index, with return of capital dependent on the FTSE 100 staying above 50% of its initial level
Product performance
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This month we compare the performance of three unleveraged return products, two linked to popular benchmark indexes and one to the stock of Amazon
Morgan Stanley offers inflation-linked income product
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Morgan Stanley is offering an inflation-based investment based on the FTSE 100 as well as the UK’s retail prices index. Capital is only at risk if the FTSE falls by more than 50% over the five-year term.
RBS note tracks FTSE dividends
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RBS Markets is offering notes based on the FTSE 100 Dividend Index Futures. Available in three versions, there is a distinct possibility that they will pay back far less than invested if investors sell them before maturity
Leveraged return super trackers back
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Demand for leveraged call spreads, commonly referred to as super trackers, with highly geared upside and soft protection, is slowly coming back. Investors are looking to diversify counterparty exposure away from high street banks and inflation growth...
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