A selection of actionable insight, commentary and analysis on the major trends shaping the structured products markets.
23 Oct 2026
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 18-24 October 2026.
23 Oct 2026
A live demonstration showed how an AI agent can use existing documentation and Python examples to generate pricing code for a worst-of barrier reverse convertible.
21 Oct 2026
Delta, Vega and Gamma exposures on structured products linked to major equity indices peaked during the March sell-off and eased as markets recovered in the second quarter, with the S&P 500 the main risk driver throughout.
21 Oct 2026
Senior appointments across structured products, investment solutions and index development see moves at Halo Investing, Maverix and MSCI, alongside leadership changes at Standard Chartered and MUFG.
20 Oct 2026
The research shows half of digital asset owners hold crypto alongside traditional investments, while fraud concerns and regulatory ambiguity remain top hurdles for non-owners.
20 Oct 2026
Morgan Stanley forecasts global assets under management could approach US$250 trillion by 2030, with artificial intelligence (AI), tokenisation and evolving market infrastructure emerging as key drivers of industry growth.
19 Oct 2026
The Financial Stability Board has finalised guidance for financial institutions on managing artificial intelligence (AI) risks, with a focus on governance, cybersecurity, data quality and human oversight.
19 Oct 2026
The most read stories in the past seven days from our news desk.
16 Oct 2026
Custom indices are evolving to deliver more targeted payoffs, manage concentration risk and extend systematic strategies across structured notes, annuities and ETFs.
16 Oct 2026
Thomas Kelly Holdings plans to expand its adviser network across the UAE, Europe and Asia over the next 12 months.
16 Oct 2026
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 11-17 October 2026.
15 Oct 2026
More sophisticated volatility models can better capture smiles, skew and stochastic volatility, but they also introduce new parameters and sources of uncertainty. Jumps, calibration and imperfect hedging show why greater model complexity does not necessarily mean lower risk.