Structured products
Best in Hong Kong: Credit Suisse
Best in Hong Kong
Best in Taiwan: Barclays
Best in Taiwan
House of the year, Asia: Société Générale
House of the year, Asia
Equity derivatives house of the year: HSBC
Equity derivatives house of the year
Foreign exchange house of the year: Société Générale
Foreign exchange house of the year
Commodities house of the year: Commerzbank
Commodities house of the year
Best in Malaysia: CIMB Group
Best in Malaysia
Best in Japan: Société Générale
Best in Japan
Best in Australia: UBS
Best in Australia
Technology innovation of the year: Numerix
Technology innovation of the year
Structured Products Asia: interest rate rises provide market opportunity
Fixed-income investors are looking at structured products to enhance yield and manage duration
Risk is back on the agenda as credit fears ease
Editor's letter
SG launches UK Four series as survey shows investors expect 7% from FTSE 100
Investors believe 7% is a reasonable return for investing in FTSE 100 but many think it is unrealistic, says survey, prompting Société Générale to launch the UK Four series that aims to exceed expectations with annual returns of up to 10%
Santander strategic review halts Cater Allen structured product issuance
Santander's UK private banking arm Cater Allen has ceased issuing structured products while a review takes place
iShares launches three currency-hedged ETFs
ETF roundup
US investors can profit from UK and China growth, says BlackRock strategist
Lookback: Improvements in Europe and China
Morgan Stanley loses retail structured products head
Copplestone exits Morgan Stanley
Structured Products Europe Awards 2013: Enter now!
We are now welcoming submissions for the ninth annual Structured Products Europe Awards, which recognise excellence and innovation in the manufacturer and distribution of the products. See below for how to apply
Distributor profile: Raiffeisen Polbank
Bespoke protection
Nikkei falls fail to dent redemption-driven demand for Japan equity-linked notes
Japanese investors are buying equity-linked notes in record numbers, even as the Nikkei comes off its highs. Most of the demand is coming from investors who have had notes redeemed, say banks
Erik Penser offers Swedish investors double-digit returns with risk
Double-digit returns with risk
Index licensing fees: heading for a fall?
Fee fighters