Structured products tracking S&P 500 raised bigger volumes than those recorded by Eurostoxx 50 in January; ESG criteria continue to be in focus for Solactive; and local bourses in China, the Philippines and Egypt have rolled out new benchmarks

S&P 500 was the most widely used index for structured products in the first month of this year in terms of sales volume, according to SRP data. Around 280 structured products linked to the benchmark raised roughly US$1.7 billlion. The figure does not include products that track S&P 500 as one of their underlying assets. The products only track S&P 500. The sales volume generated by products linked to the US stock market index marginally outpaced that of products tracking the Eurosto

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