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This was the year that Citi finally broadened its distribution model to account for the loss of primacy with once captive distributor Morgan Stanley-Smith Barney, capitalised on the merger with Citi Private...
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Source: Structured Products
Emerging markets equity ETFs took a big hit in 2011. But since the start of the new year there has been a surge of investor interest in these products. And State Street and iShares are both favouring Latin...
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A strong emphasis on providing market access and unique exposure lies at the core of exchange-traded funds provider Global X Funds. Chief executive Bruno del Ama tells Sarah Nowakowska about the company’s vision and the opportunities to be found in...
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Atlas One Financial Group is a Miami-based broker-dealer serving a predominantly Latin American audience. Tapping into the risk appetite of these investors has been the basis of a fast-growing structured products business, and the firm now plans to extend...
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Santander protects the value of its growing Brazilian business with a huge hedging programme that leaves its counterparties long the real. That became a source of intense pain when the currency fell like a stone in late September. By Peter Madigan
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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 up a structured products business in this region comes...
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Operating a structured products business in a country where there is no capital market brings certain difficulties but Uruguayan financial services company Gap Consultares has risen to the challenge and developed a business for institutional and private...
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The Brazilian market has long promised to be a hallowed land for structured products in Latin America. Yet it remains all but impossible to issue products onshore. As the promise of new rules that will enable onshore issuance nears, Mark Pengelly reports...
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Brazil is set to pass new laws that will allow the issuance of local currency-denominated structured products onshore.
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