Morgan West Group looks further afield

Magda Ali
04 Mar 2011

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In 2001, market turbulence had left a lasting dent on the South African rand. Many investors who had built their portfolios around US and European equity structures hoped they would benefit from the swift depreciation in their home currency, but most were left nursing losses after they discovered that the zero-coupon element was denominated in rand. Coupled with a collapse in global equity markets, this put people off complex products and the structured products market came to be viewed with

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