A selection of actionable insight, commentary and analysis on the major trends shaping the structured products markets.
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This capital protected fund is available to retail investors in Hong Kong and offers the opportunity to partially capture the potential upside in the US stock market.
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The British bank sees investors’ risk appetite divided following the heightened market volatility triggered by the US tariffs in early April.
14 Jul 2025
The increased investor assessment and the change in product description order for high-difficulty financial investment products are among regulator’s targets.
11 Jul 2025
The Swiss bank’s global markets unit in Japan will be led solely by the division's other co-head on an ad-interim basis.
10 Jul 2025
The FY24/25 annual report released by the city’s financial watchdog highlights the increased issuance amount and number of authorised products for public offerings in the market.
09 Jul 2025
The Malaysian bank is bolstering its product offering as part of its strategy to expand its footprint in East Asia.
08 Jul 2025
The Seoul-based issuer plans to list four ETNs on 10-year Japanese government bonds, including leveraged and inverse products, on the Korea Exchange at the end of the month.
07 Jul 2025
The French bank was recognised as the “Best House, Taiwan” within the manufacturer category at the SRP Asia Pacific 2025 awards, revealed in Hong Kong SAR in mid-June.
04 Jul 2025
Gold-linked products in China remain popular among retail investors while a number of risk control custom strategies were also deployed.
04 Jul 2025
In the first half of 2025, the Hong Kong-based firm has seen approximately US$2.5 billion in structured product notional traded on its multi-issuer platform and launched actively managed certificates with minimum redemption features.
03 Jul 2025
The veteran trader has moved to the cross-town rival to oversee the trading of wealth management products, including structured products.
03 Jul 2025
BYD and Pop Mart also led the underlying league table for derivative warrants, while the Hang Seng Index dominated for CBBCs.