The Malaysian bank’s CEO says 22 million units of the newly listed call warrant were traded on the first trading day. Equity-linked notes are among the new structures the bank looks to issue this year.
Malaysia’s Affin Hwang Investment Bank has listed the country’s first commodity futures-linked listed structured warrant as it seeks to expand to tap the new underlying asset to retail investors. On the inaugural day of trading, more than 22 million units of the call warrant [FCPO-CW01] were traded - Encik Nurjesmi Mohd Nashir First listed on the Bursa Malaysia on 17 January, the first batch consisted of one call, and one put European-style cash-settled structured war