Structured products
Structured products house of the year: Goldman Sachs
Assuming no change at the Federal Reserve’s month-end rate-setting meeting, February will be the fiftieth straight month in which the central bank has held its target rate at 0%. That’s a continuing...
The introduction of a new financial tax in France towards the end of 2012 could work in favour of structured products and ETFs
After spending so much time creating new rules, shouldn't regulators spend a little more time investigating the best ways to get their message across?
Don't get left behind
How banks needs to consider their IT infrastructure
Banks are increasingly using their IT infrastructure to increase their competitive advantage. Learn how this can work in practice.
More Structured products articles
Trade of the month: Range-defined products
Tim Mortimer outlines his trade of the month
Best in Central and Eastern Europe
Raiffeisen Centrobank At a time when some competitors have pulled back from Central and Eastern Europe, Raiffeisen Centrobank has shown its commitment with more bank acquisitions and a strengthening of its structured products franchise. An extensive...
Best in Germany
Commerzbank With its extensive network of 1,200 branches across Germany, Commerzbank is well placed to win investment product market share via both mass retail and private banking distribution. The bank is also one of the leading providers of leveraged...
Equity derivatives house of the year
Société Générale In a year when most banks shied away from trumpeting innovation, Société Générale (SG) continued its crusade to further tweak the financial technology that forms the basis of the structured products market. The result was an...
Structured Products Europe Awards 2012: the winners
Celebrating Europe's best banks, index providers and technology companies for structured products
Best in Italy
BNP Paribas As the impact of the eurozone sovereign debt crisis sent Italian government bond yields to record levels, many Italian banks faced funding challenges to which they responded with simple, non-structured products and deposits aimed at attracting...
Best in the Netherlands
Royal Bank of Scotland Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has been tempting Dutch investors into structured products this year by innovating with underlyings such as French government bond futures and Facebook shares. The bank retained its position as market...
Using market and credit risk analytics to strengthen performance
How are banks improving their risk management techniques?
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.
Related conferences
-
Risk OTC Derivatives Clearing Summit
USA, 5th Jun 2013
-
Quant Congress Europe
UK, 12th Jun 2013
-
Risk and Return Brasil - Portuguese
Brazil, 12th Jun 2013
-
Risk & Return Brazil - English
Brazil, 12th Jun 2013
-
What’s next for fixed-income ETFs and structured products?
UK, 3rd Jul 2013
Related training
-
Nexus-Risk Training
Canada, 21st - 16th Oct 2013
-
Gas Portfolio Optimisation
UK, 22nd - 23rd May 2013
-
Active Risk Management in the Treasury
UK, 5th - 6th Jun 2013
-
Active Risk Management in the Treasury
UK, 5th - 6th Jun 2013
-
Market Data, Reference Data & Technology Training
Canada, 10th - 14th Jun 2013
Updating your subscription status 
Risk IPad Apps
Email alerts
Weekly poll
Using market and credit risk analytics to strengthen performance
This white paper reviews the various steps banks are taking to improve their risk management techniques.
How financial services need to consider their IT infrastructure
The global credit crisis exposed the weaknesses inherent in the risk management and IT infrastructures employed by banks.
- Lender market advisory: swap guarantees – keepwells and excluded obligations
- Global securities enforcement activity stepping up to meet new market challenges
- M&A representations and warranties insurance: what every buyer and seller needs to know
- Green REITs, MLPs and Up-Cs
- How important is collaborative technology in managing risk?
Related Jobs
