
Structured Products Europe Awards 2016: call for entries
Take a look at the categories and find out how to enter this year's awards

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Entries for the Structured Products Europe Awards 2016 are now open. Please submit your entries via the online portal here.
As in last year's awards, firms are required to submit a pitch document detailing why they should win a given category. The full list of categories can be found below, and specific entry guidelines for each category can be found here: http://www.structuredproductsawards.com/europe
The deadline is Friday, September 30. Late submissions will only be considered at the
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