The number of striking products grew to 14 in the first quarter of 2019, and so did the expected sales volume the structured products in question carried – A$81m (US$57m) from A$68m.
But it was the recent trends in maturities that seemed more significant, as nearly five times as many products saw their tenors end in the last quarter of 2018 as did at the beginning of 2019, according to SRP data. The amount expected to be released back into the Australian market shrank to an estimated A$160m (down from A$518m in the previous quarter). Includes: Private Banking, Leverage, Flow & Others © Copyright StructuredRetailProducts.com 2019 The number of banks promoting s
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