Region: Asia Pacific
Hong Kong SAR Market Review, Q4 2022: business as usual
Asia Pacific | Market Reviews
5h by Violina Kirilova
No major changes in the Hong Kong SAR structured products market during the final quarter of 2022.

HKEX adds Goldman MD to lead structured products
Asia Pacific | People
19h by Summer Wang
The exchange is seeking to expand its structured products segment with a new dedicated senior role.

Spotlight on… top issuers in South Korea (FY2022)
Asia Pacific | Industry
03 Feb 2023 by SRP News
Changes at the top in the Korean market where the two main providers were split by only 0.4 percentage points.

Exclusive: Citi adds SG senior financial engineer to lead Apac complex structuring
Asia Pacific | People
01 Feb 2023 by Summer Wang
The former structurer from Société Générale (SG) has joined Citi’s multi-asset group in Apac after 16 years at the French bank.

Maybank: structured deposits offset fall in structured notes activity
Asia Pacific | Products
26 Jan 2023 by Summer Wang
The largest Malaysian bank leveraged its structured products capabilities to expand beyond its home market in 2022.

South Korea Market Review, December 2022: significant year-end sales increase
Asia Pacific | Market Reviews
19 Jan 2023 by Lachezara Tsenova
There were 1,354 products issued in the retail segment in December, a 36% rise from November.
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China proposes tightened rules on structured notes
Asia Pacific | Regulations & Legal
17 Jan 2023 by Summer Wang
Domestic regulator spells out measures on structured notes around issuance eligibility, sales practices and risk management in a new set of rules that will fully come into effect in 2024.

Taiwan Market Review, December 2022: issuance down more than 50% in FY2022
Asia Pacific | Market Reviews
17 Jan 2023 by Vanina Kopcheva
Some 786 notes with estimated sales of TWD76 billion ($2.5 billion) had strike dates in December.

SG: demand for US index CBBCs is rising
Asia Pacific | Products
11 Jan 2023 by Summer Wang
Hong Kong-listed callable bull/bear contracts (CBBCs) and derivative warrants (DWs) have mirrored each other in terms of turnover in 2022 which has recovered the level of 2020.
