In all active structured product markets there is a continuous issuance cycle from participating product providers - the regular supply of new products is part of what makes a market defined as active.

Many providers bring out similar product offerings in one tranche after another, typically four to eight weeks apart depending on how long products are open for investment in any given market. The same product payoff and underlying asset combination often get repeated over the medium term with the precise product terms (such as yield or participation) fluctuating according to the pricing conditions at each launch date. In the long term, the popularity of different product types is driven by the

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