Over two-thirds of legal, compliance and business executives at Asia’s biggest financial institutions see a clear need for tighter regulation of structured products sales to the retail sector, especially regarding disclosure and suitability, according to a survey on Asian structured products conducted by law firm Allen & Overy and Complinet. Participants in the survey said that regulators, especially in Hong Kong and Singapore, had been too lax in their supervision of the sale of products such

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