Tag: Van Lanschot Kempen
Dutch structured product specialists in 21.5% autocall collab
Europe | Products
04 Apr 2023 by Marc Wolterink
Two Dutch structured product providers have jointly released their first public offer.
Product wrap: Morgan Stanley starts Ethna revival in France
Europe | Products
24 Mar 2023 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 19-25 March 2023.
SRP Europe Awards 2023: VLK – additional focus on external clients
Europe | Conferences
16 Mar 2023 by Marc Wolterink
Van Lanschot Kempen has won the award for Best House Benelux, Best Distributor Netherlands, and Best Performance Netherlands at this year's SRP Europe awards.
Product wrap: BNPP offers CMS-linked target return in France, RBC issues UK deposit
International | Products
10 Feb 2023 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 5-11 February 2023.
SRP in brief: push and pull
International | Industry
16 Jan 2023 by Amélie Labbe
We start the week with a look at activity in key Apac markets, and a new year push on ESG from a number of big European banks.
VLK merges treasury sales teams
Europe | People
13 Jan 2023 by Marc Wolterink
The Dutch bank is hoping for synergy benefits and more cross-sell opportunities by merging two teams within its treasury department.
Spotlight on… top issuers in the Netherlands (9M 2022)
Europe | Industry
09 Dec 2022 by SRP News
A difficult nine months in the Dutch market as retail sales volumes suffered from a lack of rollover opportunities from autocalls.
Product wrap: SG Assurances at the races with three-year autocall
International | Products
14 Oct 2022 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 9-15 October 2022.
Product snapshot: VLK offers enhanced participation on banks, eurozone
Europe | Products
05 Oct 2022 by Marc Wolterink
The Dutch independent wealth manager sees opportunities for growth products as investors move away from yield enhancement structures.