Israeli regulators are becoming concerned about the level of risk disclosure on structured products bought by local investors, according to an article in the Jerusalem Post reported by the US Structured Products Association newsletter. According to figures provided by Israel’s Supervisor of Banks, as much as NIS 10bn (c$2.2bn), or 2% of the public's total deposits, are held in structured deposits, some 81% of which is dedicated to the foreign currency sector. The public should take precautions w

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