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Food, technology and ETF underlyings feature in latest US structured...
New product filings with the SEC show a preference for technology and ETF underlyings, and include a Bank of Montreal reverse convertible based on the stock of Whole Foods Market
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Holiday appetite forms the basis for latest JP Morgan and UBS products...
JP Morgan and UBS both filed products linked to seasonal underlyings with the SEC on April 19
Barclays steals the show with double-digit digital
Barclays Bank has offered a digital and a leveraged return product in the US, both of which offer high rates of return
Divergence in return profiles hints at returning US risk appetite
Digitals and leveraged return notes linked to the S&P 500 are among the latest products to be filed with the SEC, while UBS has offered a reverse convertible linked to MGM Resorts
Dealers draw up contract for covered bond CDSs
Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank and JP Morgan expect demand for spread volatility protection on covered bonds
US issuers diversify from reverse convertibles
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