The sales volume of structured products linked to the Tencent share have almost tripled in the first quarter of this year compared to the last three months of 2018 in Hong Kong.
Apac’s largest retail structured products market is showing signs of recovery on the back of improving market conditions and high early redemption volumes.
Despite the global stock markets rebound following a significant plunge at the end of last year, the recovery is showing signs of fragility with a US recession on the cards. SRP takes a look at how the sentiment-driven structured products market in Asia is finding its way out of this uncertainty and whether the market is dangling on the global economy running on late-cycle fumes.
Hong Kong regulator reprimands and orders BOCI Securities Limited to pay HK$10 million (US$1.3 million) for regulatory breaches in selling investment products
A basket of indices comprising the Nikkei 225 and S&P 500 raised the highest sales volume globally in the second week of March (March 11 to 17 2019).
The price spread of the two stocks tracked by the most-widely traded DLCs has widened signalling investment opportunities on relative market performances
Nomura bolstered its Asia Pacific equity products business ex-Japan with the appointment of several senior executives based in Hong Kong.
As factor investing arrives in the fixed income space, FTSE Russell’s Apac head of benchmarks, Arom Pathammavong (pictured), tells SRP why structured products could be the next new frontier for this approach.
The French bank has rolled out 23 Daily Leveraged Certificates (DLCs), including several with new underlying stocks