Scoach and Euwax feel the pressure

Low initial listing fees and heavy use of over-the-counter trading platforms are squeezing profitability for the structured products segments on the Frankfurt and Stuttgart stock exchanges. Michael Marray finds out how they are responding

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The German structured products market has some of the lowest exchange listing fees in the world, with high-volume providers able to generate and list new payouts at less than €1 per product. Investors appreciate the transparency and accountability that a listing brings, including oversight from bank supervisor BaFin, but the low listing fees allow individual issuers to bring out a proliferation of new products with very similar strike prices and payouts.

Theoretically, this means more choice for

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