Structured Products - 2007-05-01
Articles in this issue
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…
Innovation dawns in the Nordics
Regional Profiles
Arc Capital & Income
Product reviews
Market snapshot
Tim Mortimer of Future Value Consultants looks at pricing issues of structured products in different markets and provides his trade of the month
Betting on stability
Cover story
Merrill Lynch
Product reviews
A difficult merger
Associations
Macquarie Bank
Product reviews
Hopes and fears in Benelux
Conference report
Doing the right thing
Education
Meteor Asset Management
Product reviews
A look inside Incapital
Incapital, a US structured products distributor, recently hired Glenn Lotenberg from CIBC. Keith Styrcula, chairman of the Structured Products Association, asks Lotenberg how Incapital is looking to differentiate itself from the crowd
Tightening controls
Japan regulation
Miami's voice
Conference report
A taste for complexity
When constant proportion debt obligations first hit the market late last year, many market participants complained that they were too complex, even for sophisticated institutional clients. Now, however, growing numbers of bankers are predicting that the…
A Fortis first in Turkey
Profiles
Citi's Guide to Structured Product Terminology
Corporate statement Citi
Editor's letter
Efforts towards more coherent marketing principles and educating advisers - rather than increasingly fanciful underlyings or payouts - are surely more important for the future of the industry
CS indicative market data
Data by Credit Suisse
