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Profile: Henrik Raber

Standard Chartered's new head of capital markets in Europe, America and Africa speaks to Credit about where he sees growth opportunities in the months ahead

ESG: Credit investing with a conscience

Making investment decisions based on environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors isn't just a woolly-minded 'trendy' move designed to appease the hairshirt-wearing green lobby. It actually makes financial sense, as Caroline Harrison of ASSET4…

US Wrap: Morgan Stanley offers Asian ETF exposure

The US market has adopted a new twist, and it is nothing to do with reverse convertibles. Morgan Stanley has launched a new product linked to the performance of Asian exchange-traded funds (ETFs). The product incorporates exposure to four Asian regions:…

Market questions UNG's influence

The US Natural Gas Fund (UNG), an exchange-traded fund (ETF) that tracks the prompt-month US natural gas price by buying Nymex futures and Nymex / ICE Henry Hub swaps, has caused controversy by building up a large market position.

HSBC launches ETF strategy for Europe

HSBC will launch its first exchange traded fund (ETF) product in Europe tomorrow (August 25). Listed on the London Stock Exchange and tracking the FTSE 100 index, the Ireland-domiciled ETF will be sold first in the UK, and later in continental Europe…

US Wrap: Caution on S&P 500 performance

UBS has launched a new non-directional offering on the S&P 500 which pays income regardless of whether the index moves up or down. The 18 month product pays 100% positive participation provided that the index does not go below 70% of its initial starting…

US Wrap: Finance and freight for mid-week

Barclays Bank has launched three new reverse convertibles covering some unusual stock themes. After the massive tumbles taken by the Baltic Dry Index last year, freight is now making a return to the structured products market in the form of a note linked…

US Wrap: ABN and JP Morgan bank on financials

ABN Amro and JP Morgan both launched reverse convertible notes linked to banking stocks at the close of last week. ABN's note, referencing Citigroup stock, was the bank's only offering into the market. The six-month product pays an annualised coupon of…

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