Tag: Credit linked notes
Product wrap: MS tracks Eurostoxx ESG in France, BNP Paribas unveils CLN in Sweden
International | Products
22 Sep 2023 by Jocelyn Yang
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 17-23 September 2023.
BBVA ePricer: one-stop-shop for structured products, adds rates
International | Technology
10 Jul 2023 by Marc Wolterink
The bank’s platform for digital structured products is the first to offer automatic pricing on all asset classes.
US platform onboards SMAs, adds interest rate structures
North America | Technology
07 Jun 2023 by Sybil Yorke
Luma has partnered with a US advisor to offer structured note replication strategies and expanded its product coverage.
Spotlight on… top issuers in South Korea (9M 2022)
Asia Pacific | Industry
07 Oct 2022 by SRP News
The Korean market showed its competitive side with the top five issuer groups separated by only 2.81 percentage points in 9M 2022.
SRP in brief: fast movers
International | Industry
15 Aug 2022 by SRP News
The past week saw SRP report on a number of high profile moves in the Apac region while there was product news from BNPP, Scotiabank, HSBC, BBVA and C8 Technologies.
Exclusive: BBVA’s focus on asset class agnostics pays off
International | Products
10 Aug 2022 by Pablo Conde
The Spanish bank has seen increased activity and volumes since the addition of a full credit catalogue to its automated structured notes platform.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Sweden (Q1 2022)
Europe | Industry
03 Jun 2022 by SRP News
Nordea, Goldman and BNP Paribas all significantly increased their market share in the first quarter of 2022.
Finland Market Review, Q1 2022: autocalls dominate, Handelsbanken exits
Europe | Market Reviews
14 Apr 2022 by Teresia Harri & Marc Wolterink
Some 89 retail, 27 private banking and two institutional products were added to the SRP Finland database in Q1 2022.
SRP Europe 2022: credit back with a vengeance in the Nordics
Europe | Conferences
05 Apr 2022 by SRP News
A volatile start to the year has meant that investors in the Nordics are once again looking at credit-linked products.
