Tag: Scotiabank
Product wrap: Citi tracks Morningstar eurozone index via daily autocall
International | Products
23 Aug 2024 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 18-24 August 2024.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Mexico (H1 2022)
Latin America | Industry
09 Sep 2022 by SRP News
Monex remained the number one issuer group in a semester which saw both BBVA and Santander increase their market share.
Scotiabank furthers collaboration with BNP Paribas in Mexico
Latin America | Products
11 Aug 2022 by Pablo Conde
The two banks have partnered to launch the first ever structured product linked to MSCI indexes in Latin America.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Mexico
Latin America | Industry
04 Mar 2022 by SRP News
Monex and BBVA dominated the market with their currency-linked products.
Canadian issuers swap positions
North America | Industry
13 Sep 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The domestic market has seen changes at the top of the country’s issuer ranking with CIBC taking over BMO as the most active product manufacturer in the market.
Scotiabank Mexico debuts ESG structured note
Latin America | Products
30 Apr 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The Canadian Bank has introduced the first sustainable play in Mexico via a proprietary index.
Canada Market Review, April 2020: Scotiabank slashes issuance, introduces new ESG index
North America | Market Reviews
27 May 2020 by Milena Tyanenova
Two hundred seventy-nine products worth C$943m (US$661m) had strike dates in Canada in April.
Mexico Market Review, March 2020: Issuance tumbles after last month’s record
Latin America | Market Reviews
30 Apr 2020 by Martina Tsvetkova
The Mexican structured retail products market reported a 15-month low in March with sales volumes dropping to MXN15.2 billion (US$637m) after having reached an all-time high of MXN105.4 billion in February.
Canada: CIBC and TD Securities increase issuance as overall market activity falls
North America | Industry
11 Mar 2020 by Lavanya Nair & Pablo Conde
The Canadian economy experienced a slowdown towards the end of 2019 with a mere growth of 0.3% in the fourth quarter, a drop from the previous calendar quarter’s 1.3%. Recent indicators suggest global growth stagnation is reflected in transitory factors such as labour and transportation disruptions. This should be offset with a moderate rebound in terms of GDP growth in the first calendar quarter
