Tag: Nordea
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.
Product wrap: Generali, BNP offer access to luxury goods in France
International | Products
08 Apr 2022 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 3-9 April 2022.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Finland
Europe | Industry
11 Mar 2022 by SRP News
Local cooperative banking group OP held of the competition from abroad as it remained the number one issuer for the third year in a row.
Spotlight on… top issuers in Sweden
Europe | Industry
04 Feb 2022 by SRP News
Goldman reached the number one spot in Sweden for the first time.
SRP in brief: finally coming home
International | Industry
12 Jul 2021 by Amélie Labbe
As the UK licks its Euro 2020 football (soccer) wounds, the structured product market goes from strength to strength on the back of investor interest shifting to these products.
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Finland Market Review, April 2020: sales drop 54%
Europe | Market Reviews
31 May 2020 by Teresia Harri & Marc Wolterink
Fifteen retail, eight private banking and two institutional products were added to the SRP Finland database in April.
Swedish sales keep falling
Europe | Products
08 May 2020 by SRP News
SRP reviews the data and first quarter 2020 financial results of Danske, Handelsbanken, Nordea, SEB and Swedbank, who lost a combined 40% market share in Sweden compared to the prior year quarter.
Product wrap: Investec issues autocall/CLN on Euronext carbon index and Goldman
International | Products
27 Mar 2020 by Marc Wolterink
This week’s wrap covers a selection of structured products with strike dates between 22-28 March 2020.
Norway Market Review, Q4 2019: still unsettled despite year-end surge
Europe | Market Reviews
13 Feb 2020 by Charlotte Fyle
Twenty-six structured products worth an estimated NOK472.8m (€46.8m) struck in the fourth quarter of 2019, up 145% from previous quarter but a fall of 21% on the same quarter in 2018.
