10 Oct 2024
The watchdog finds that more improvements for distribution practices are needed following its surveillance of 19 product issuers.
17 Jun 2024
According to new research from Capgemini, wealthy global investors have an increased appetite for private equity, structured products and digital assets in 2024, alongside rising allocations to fixed income.
12 Dec 2023
The Swiss structured products specialist struggles to leave behind allegations of shortcomings in the prevention of money laundering, tax evasion and terrorist financing.
03 Aug 2023
Also, Whitehorse Liquidity Partners raises US$5.3 billion; CME revenues rise in Q2; India regulator clarifies proposal on retail participation in equity derivatives.
12 Jul 2021
The Dutch watchdog becomes the first national regulator in Europe to impose restrictions on the sale of turbos.
09 Feb 2021
The Dutch trade association argues the proposed measures will cause significant problems for retail investors on Euronext.
15 Dec 2020
The Dutch regulator has proposed measures to protect retail investors against the risks of turbos.
29 Nov 2019
In the second of a two-part interview, Nicky Maan (pictured), chief executive at Spectrum platform, talks about the difference between turbos and other non-regulated instruments such as CfDs and binary options, and why the firm is focused on developing a full range of single stock equity turbos.
18 Nov 2019
In the past 10 to 15 years, the Dutch structured products market has gone from a market driven by traditional structured products, from large local banks such as ABN Amro, ING, Rabobank and Van Lanschot, to one that is dominated by turbos from a host of foreign (and some Dutch) issuers, of which Vontobel was the latest to enter the leverage products space.
27 Aug 2019
Australia follows regulators in Europe and North America by banning or limiting the issuance as well as distribution of binary options and CFDs.
01 May 2019
The Dutch Authority for the Financial Markets (AFM) has followed the lead of the European Securities and Markets Authority (Esma) by restricting the sale of contracts for difference (CfDs) to retail investors in and from the Netherlands. However, unlike the measures taken by Esma, AFM’s product intervention measures CfDs are permanent.
24 Apr 2019
The Dutch watchdog becomes one of the first regulators in Europe to introduce a blanket ban on binary options and limit the sales of contracts for difference (CfDs) to retail investors, but could turbos be next?