Target income or participation levels give precise exposure to underlyings assets and one of the positives for retail investors who buy structured products.

Structured products remain popular because of their defined returns and ability to produce tailored risk profiles and targeted investment opportunities. Typically an investor will buy a note, plan or deposit with a given maturity and an exposure linked to certain underlyings, backed by a single issuing investment bank. The accepted rules and practices of sound portfolio management apply to structured products as much as any other investment and so an investor would naturally seek over time to a

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