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UBS is offering US investors a nine-month structured product based on Apple that has a chunky, 8.56% coupon, which comes as a result of a relatively high, 90% barrier. The investment fits the bill for...
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Union Bank has issued a five-year cliquet growth product for US investors that comes in a certificate of deposit wrapper and is linked to the Russell 2000 Index. Returns can be as high as 100% over the...
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Structured Investment Group has produced a five-year, at-risk growth product as its first offering to the UK market. Royal Bank of Scotland is the issuer and the FTSE 100 Index is the underlying
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Investec has released the latest of its deposit plan series to include options related to two indexes, the FTSE 100 and the Even 30. The latter was created for use in the Baa rated bank’s structured products
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UBS is offering US investors an autocallable product based on Halliburton stock which a 62% barrier, low enough to make the product less risky than contemporaneous, similar offerings
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The Royal Bank of Scotland is offering three versions of the same five-and-a-half year structured product, allowing investors to pick a view on the future of the FTSE 100 Index. The choice is low, medium and high expectations, with a risk on the credit...
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UniCredit has issued a three-and-a-half year structured product to German investors offering a capped return that is based on Euribor, the European interbank lending rate. Capital is protected and the variable income is above the risk-free rate
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HSBC has launched a digital structured product – called a buffered performance security – that offers a potential 16% return at maturity or even more. The product, which is on offer to US investors, has no cap but principal is at risk
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Morgan Stanley is offering a FTSE 100-based plan offering the higher of a fixed coupon or the performance of the index, as long as a 50% barrier is not breached at maturity. For the product to pay above the fixed return, the index would have to be below...
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HSBC has produced a product that pays out if the S&P 500 rises and also if it falls, with returns on the upside subject to a cap and those on the downside offering greater scope for profit. However, investors must live with the threat of a 70% barrier...
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