The move comes after the Swiss pension regulator gives the green light for pension funds to invest in structured products after reviewing the ‘cost-transparency concept’ presented by the Swiss Structured Products Association (SSPA).

The Occupational Pension Supervisory Commission (OPSC) has approved the ‘comprehensive cost-transparency concept’ presented by the Swiss trade body to fulfil the requirements of the country’s Directive W-02/2103 Statement of Asset Management Costs. This means a structured product will be considered cost-transparent if the agreed cost information is made available to Swiss pension funds. Markus Pfister ( pictured ), SSPA president welcomed this ‘breakthrough in the trans

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