Autocallables
Trade of the month: income-paying autocalls
Phoenix structures offer fixed coupons all the way to the autocall
Market snapshot: BAML and UBS lead the US public market
Market snapshot
Morgan Stanley's 2013 maturity structured products deliver healthy returns
Six Morgan Stanley retail products maturing in 2013 produced annualised returns of 11–14%, while the bank's worst-performing growth products came in flat to the market
How to capture growth in an autocallable world
Strategists are cautioning investors to look beyond autocallables and take advantage of low volatility to buy growth products. The banks have listened, engineering new solutions to capture upside. But will investors take the bait? Yakob Peterseil reports.
UK's Tier One Capital seeks secondary structured products
Listed products are secondary nature at Tier One Capital
Focus Structured Solutions makes debut in UK structured products
Credit Suisse distributor launches three UK structured products with 60% European barriers
Mariana Capital offers FTSE 100 autocall
Mariana Capital offers FTSE 100 autocall
Korea autocalls pose risk to structured products market
Crazy about autocalls
Reyker adds Euro Stoxx exposure to latest UK autocall
Adding European excitement
Legal & General links up with Barclays and adds Cofunds to the mix
A partnership with Barclays and a move to buy the Cofunds electronic platform is helping to put Legal & General on the UK map for structured products. L&G's James Harrington talks to Vita Millers about the challenges of distributing products in the…
House of the year, Latin America: BBVA Bancomer
House of the year, Latin America: BBVA Bancomer
Catley Lakeman – ‘keeping the banks honest’
Catley Lakeman acts as a go-between for banks and asset management companies looking to buy their structured products. Vita Millers talks to founding partner Russell Catley
Trade of the month: the best structures for low volatility and low interest rates
Trade of the month: the best structures for low volatility and low interest rates
Market snapshot: US investors pile into leveraged return notes
Tim Mortimer analyses the latest monthly trends in the US and UK structured product markets
No kickout for UBS autocallable note but returns beat direct investment in the underlying
UBS sold an optimised autocallable structured note to US investors in February 2012 that has so far not kicked out but has paid back better than a direct investment in the underlying, the stock of Haliburton
Viva Las Vega: Japan banks take advantage of volatility play
Viva Las Vega!
Structured products help Brooks Macdonald protect investor capital in declining markets
Brooks shields investors
Market snapshot
Market snapshot
JP Morgan worst-of structure straddles gold miners ETF and Russell 2000
The best of the worst-of
Barclays six-year defensive autocall linked to the FTSE 100
Returns on this defensive autocall are linked to the FTSE 100 subject to a trigger level lower than the strike. The product pays no commission, in line with the UK’s Retail Distribution Review, and offers returns of up to 7% a year