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UK IFAs prioritise creditworthiness and capital protection

The most important feature of structured products is pricing and terms, although this is closely followed by the creditworthiness of the issuing bank, according to UK IFA (independent financial adviser) polled yesterday at the FVC conference in London…

Growing ambition

The appointment of Doug Naidus as global co-head of residential mortgage origination and trading at Deutsche Bank is a reflection of how much has changed since the bank bought MortgageIT last year. Here, he talks with Mortgage Risk about the firm's move…

Promising developments

Historically, cross-border mortgage lending has been a limited market with select players offering piecemeal loans to those looking for holiday homes. Now originators are assessing the potential of so-called emerging mortgage markets, where new ventures…

Keydata adds seventh Dynamic Growth plan and more

Keydata Investment Services has unveiled an array of new structured products. Its five-year Dynamic Growth Plan Plus issue seven offers two times any rise in the FTSE 100 index, subject to a maximum investment growth of 90%. Issue eight of the same plan…

Dawnay Day Quantum unveils two commodity products

Dawnay Day Quantum has launched two capital protected commodity investments, providing diversified exposure to metals, energy and agricultural commodities. The five-and-a-half-year Protected Commodities Accelerator X is 100% capital protected and offers…

Rothwell departs JP Morgan

Giles Rothwell has left JP Morgan, where he was global head of structured investments distributor marketing and has been replaced by Beat von Gunten, previously Emea head of structured products for distributor marketing at JP Morgan in London. Rothwell…

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