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Australia has introduced new rules permitting superannuation funds to invest in instalment warrants and use gearing for the first time. The move, combined with changes in the country's tax code and a rise in market volatility, is sparking increased demand for capital-protected structured products. By Rachel Alembakis

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The deal flow of structured products with capital protection in Australia last year was estimated at about A$4 billion ($3.8 billion) by industry participants, with the market described as still relatively niche. But a number of factors, including several legislative changes - such as simpler tax treatment of capital-protected structured products to clarify full deductibility of costs and interest

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