Warsaw-headquartered Alior Bank paid out more than PLN107m (€25m) in June via three maturing products with one - Złota Inwestycja 2 - returning 131.3% (11.42% AER) of initial capital. According to SRP data, this product is the best-performing product in Poland maturing in June.
The product, which was sold in November 2010, raised PLN27.5m (€6.5m) and offered exposure to the Gold TrendVol Strategy Index. The other two products maturing in June delivered similar yields.
Mistrzowska Inwestycja 2, which raised PLN50.5m (€11.7m) in May 2012, returned 110% after one year of investment (9.72% AER). The underlying shares of this product were Carlsberg, Adidas, Coca-Cola and McDonalds.
In addition, Globalne Spółki earned 115.73% after two years of investment. The product raised PLN29m (€6.7m) over two months in the summer of 2011. The product was linked to a basket of five shares comprising Apple, Coca-Cola, Johnson & Johnson, PepsiCo and Procter & Gamble.
The average performance of the three Alior products is 9.54% AER, while the average performance of matured products during the first semester of 2013 was 2.35% AER, according to SRP data. This average performance is based on results of 168 matured retail products during this period with known results out of a total of 185 products.