Structured products
Asia Risk Awards 2012 winner: Société Générale – Structured Product House of the Year
Comparison of three custom indexes tracking protected, accelerated and income products against regional benchmarks. This month: Europe, Japan and global performance
Autocallables remain popular in just about every structured product market in the world. With interest rates stuck at historically low levels, principal-protected products continue to look unattractive....
This handy guide reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques, looking at the benefits and pitfalls of each one.
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Investors were once in the dark about the names of the institutions that issued structured products. But now, in the kind of progress hoped for by regulators, anyone in the UK buying these products will know who the counterparty is, according to the latest...
RBS merges investor products and non-linear trading; Arbuthnot Latham bolsters wealth management; Coutts hires Asia risk chief in Hong Kong; BlackRock hires Hardy in Hong Kong; Natixis goes to Seeyond
You know you have been mired in crisis for a very long time when a once common occurence makes you step back and recoil. It is then that you realise that the financial crisis has been going on for so long that it must surely be in danger of bumping into...
Opinion on exchange-traded funds was split at Structured Products Asia, though delegates heard about opportunistic profits arising from Europe’s debt crisis and esoteric commodity plays amid the challenges of counterparty risk and low interest rates....
Martin van Pieterson named global head of non-linear trading and investor products as Royal Bank of Scotland merges teams
Susan Chan remains in post at Deutsche Bank following job losses in Hong Kong and Japan as asset classes are consolidated into one structured products group
New rules governing the sale and distribution of structured products in Singapore are set to be put to the test with the first product issued since the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy
Technology can provide a competitive advantage in banking. How it is applied by Tier 1 and Tier 2 institutions, to the benefit for their risk management systems, is discussed.
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