Tag: Shenzen Ping An Bank

China Market Review, June 2022: 62% rise in issuance YoY

Asia Pacific | Market Reviews

29 Jul 2022 by Petya Damyanova

Five hundred and eleven structured products worth an estimated CNY53.8 billion (US$ 8 billion) were added to SRP China database in June.

SRP in brief: a week of milestones

International | Industry

20 Jun 2022 by Amélie Labbe

Crypto continues to make headlines, and Apac developments also dominate the news.

Product wrap: Goldman offers capital protection in the UK

International | Products

17 Jun 2022 by Marc Wolterink

In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 12-18 June 2022.

SRP China Awards: new strategy pays off at Ping An Bank

Asia Pacific | Industry

14 Jun 2022 by Summer Wang

The Chinese bank has reported an increase of 40% in structured products issuance year on year.

China Market Review, March 2022: HSCEI strikes 10-year low

Asia Pacific | Market Reviews

30 Apr 2022 by Petya Damyanova

Six hundred and thirty-five structured products worth an estimated CNY67.4 billion (US$10 billion) were added to SRP China database in March.

China Market Review, July 2021: Ping An Bank boosts offering, HSBC brings in new underlyings

Asia Pacific | Market Reviews

07 Sep 2021 by Petya Damyanova

Two hundred and sixteen structured products worth an estimated CNY27 billion (US$4.17 billion) were added to SRP China database in July.

China Market Review, February 2021: from ‘old’ to ‘smart’ economy

Asia Pacific | Industry

31 Mar 2021 by Petya Damyanova

Two hundred and eight products worth an estimated CNY24.1 billion (US$3.7 billion) had strike dates in February.

SRP in brief: picking up steam

International | Industry

08 Feb 2021 by Amélie Labbe

Asian banks were in the spotlight this past week, as was the market response to new rules regulating the Russian structured product market.

SRP in brief: winter is coming

International | Industry

26 Oct 2020 by Amélie Labbe

News in the past week focused on slowing down activity, Chinese structured deposit rules, high-profile moves at ScGen, and renewed index uses.