The German exchange moves to expand index and portfolio/risk analytics business following Axioma’s acquisition
The first quarter of 2019 ended with the usual domination of instruments pegged to single share underlyings over their single index counterpart with more than two times more capital absorbed and structures available.
The UK research firm analysed products on its database that have matured over the last three years and compared them to some popular alternatives that financial advisers often recommend to their clients
First structured certificates based on the WIG.Games index have been newly listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange (Giełda Papierów Wartościowych w Warszawie GPW)
The French bank launches a two-fold reorganisation to ensure ‘profitable and sustainable growth’
Leonteq is pitching to Swiss investors six new products linked to Lyft – the ride-hailing company which went public recently at a US$24 billion valuation.
Discontinued issuance vehicle for structured notes and warrants sees last products mature in 2022
The Belgian insurer launches another product linked to popular ‘best of’ portfolio structure after “excellent sales and positive feedback” from brokers and clients
In the second of a two-part article, SRP asks Mark Insley (pictured), founder and managing director at Ascot Wealth Management about the limited use of structured products by UK financial advisors, the performance of the firm’s products last year, and its market outlook and plans going forward.