London & Capital bucks the trend
Fund managers tend to dismiss structured investments out of hand. But London & Capital has gone against the grain and established its own structured products division to target high-net-worth individuals, family offices and other distributors. Amanda Lee reports
As a rule, fund managers show little enthusiasm for structured investment products. But UK-based London & Capital has adopted a more reasoned approach after identifying a potential market for a suite of structured products constructed around its own absolute return funds. Now the fund manager has signalled its commitment by starting its own structured products division.
To lead the new division
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