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EFG Financial Products has expanded its presence to the UK in the hope of replicating its success in the Swiss market. London-based managing director Alex Robinson tells Sarah Nowakowska about the growing...
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As the volume of sales of structured products in the US decreases, leveraged return products remain the most popular product, followed by bonus structures and then reverse convertibles. The UK market continues...
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S&P Indices has reported dismal return figures for investors in 2011: an overall $3 trillion loss and a 10.07% decrease in global markets, according to the S&P Global Broad Market Index (BMI). Excluding...
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The UK structured products industry could become “a market of marketers and discretionary managers”, industry warns
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In recognition of the uncertain outlook for inflation in the UK, Incapital Europe has constructed a six-year product that offers a link to the fortunes retail price index or double that of the FTSE
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UK retail investors remain wedded to structured products based on the FTSE 100 index, to the extent that a third of those asked in a recent survey said that they look at nothing else. With counterparty concerns to the fore, the UK Financial Services Authority...
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Interested parties in the UK have until January to respond to new guidance offered by the Financial Services Authority stimulated by an increase in demand for structured products. The regulator has yet to decide whether to publish a feedback statement...
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The recently released autumn statement shows compensation will be offered to energy-intensive companies as a result of UK climate policy, but questions remain around the details of the initiative and the level of compensation on offer
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It is difficult to foresee borrowing costs for Italian, Spanish or other troubled debt falling permanently with "anything other than the ECB being used as a lender of the last resort", says Chris Iggo
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A surge in implied and realised volatility in the eurozone will significantly impact the pricing of structured products in the UK market, say market participants
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