The Malaysian bank’s CEO says 22 million units of the newly listed call warrant were traded on the first trading day. Equity-linked notes are among the new structures the bank looks to issue this year.

Malaysia’s Affin Hwang Investment Bank has listed the country’s first commodity futures-linked structured warrant as the bank leverages the new underlying asset to target retail investors. On the inaugural day of trading, more than 22 million units of the call warrant [FCPO-CW01] were traded -  Encik Nurjesmi Mohd Nashir  First listed on the Bursa Malaysia on 17 January, the first batch consisted of one call, and one put European-style cash-settled structured warrant tr