Tag: Structured deposits
UK Market Review, April 2023: Tempo debuts deposit plans
Europe | Market Reviews
30 May 2023 by Velina Bulanova
Forty-seven structured products were launched in the UK in April – down by almost a quarter compared to the same month last year.
Exclusive: UOB reports stable growth, deploys new payoff structures
Asia Pacific | Products
08 Feb 2023 by Summer Wang
The third largest Singaporean bank by market cap saw it structured products business delivering stable growth in a challenging environment.
Maybank: structured deposits offset fall in structured notes activity
Asia Pacific | Products
26 Jan 2023 by Summer Wang
The largest Malaysian bank leveraged its structured products capabilities to expand beyond its home market in 2022.
China Market Review, November 2022: 29% issuance growth MoM
Asia Pacific | Market Reviews
30 Dec 2022 by Petya Damyanova
Four hundred and eighty-one structured products worth an estimated CNY50.8 billion (US$7.5 billion) were added to SRP China database in November.
HSBC debuts capital at risk equity deposit, adds to Ying+ series in China
Asia Pacific | Products
10 Nov 2022 by Summer Wang
The UK bank has deployed an alternative to principal-protected structured deposits aimed at Chinese retail investors.
SFC grants ELI authorisation to new foreign investment banks
Asia Pacific | Products
22 Jun 2022 by Summer Wang
The Hong Kong regulator has released its annual report of FY21/22 today (22 June).
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.
HSBC debuts Morningstar target vol ESG index
Asia Pacific | Indices
04 May 2022 by Summer Wang
Starting in China, the UK bank today has traded the first tranche of structured deposits tracking the performance of a target vol strategy.
UBS expands China swap business as WM products shift to NAV model
Asia Pacific | Products
23 Feb 2022 by Summer Wang
The Swiss bank is making further inroads into the rapidly growing derivatives market in China.
