Family offices debate role of structured products at London panel

Firms that manage family fortunes say structured products have come a long way since the financial crisis, but their use in family office portfolios remains limited

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Family offices, firms that manage family fortunes, say structured products have become more attractive as the industry has improved transparency and customisation, but there is a long way to go before the products achieve widespread acceptance, they report.

Speaking on a panel in London yesterday, Per Wimmer, founder of London-based Wimmer Family Office, praised the positive changes issuers have made over the past few years to boost the appeal of the products. Wimmer singled out an increased

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