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Exchange-traded funds are used increasingly as underlyings for structured products, in this case the popular iShares MSCI Emerging Markets Index Fund, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF and iShares FTSE/Xinhua China...
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Investors received a fixed return of 16.8% from their investments in the iShares/Xinhua China 25 index fund. Kickout for the 18-month, autocallable structured product took place after one year, at the...
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Basket products with interesting and varied underlyings are the name of the game in the latest offering. Barclays and Credit Suisse both have an accelerated growth product based on the same five underlyings....
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UBS recently offered investors in Hong Kong the opportunity to invest against the iShares FTSE/Xinhua A50 China Tracker Fund. Capital would have been at risk had the three-month product not kicked out after the first month
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A Shanghai court ruled on October 31 that FTSE/Xinhua Index, a provider of China equity indexes, had breached its contract with a subsidiary of the Shanghai Stock Exchange by using its data to compile a Chinese A-share index to trade futures contracts...
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