The Swiss bank has launched credit-linked notes (CLNs) on its deritrade platform to capitalise on rising interest rates and credit spreads.
Recognised as a global equity derivatives powerhouse, Société Générale Corporate & Investment banking (SG CIB) continued to assert its leading position.
The Swedish bank is seeking to revamp its structured products business after two years of reduced activity.
SRP reviewed how the various funds of structured products performed in March and Q1 2023.
Global markets revenues dropped 17% to US$2.0 billion year-on-year (YoY) 'with lower derivatives & solutions and execution services revenues partly offset by an increase in financing revenues'.
Thirteen products were added to the Irish database in the first quarter of 2023, down four compared to the prior year quarter.
Barclays claimed a market share of more than 25% to retain its position as the top provider in the UK.
The German exchange is seeking to capitalise on new upselling and cross-selling opportunities, strengthening its ESG offering and rationalise certain corporate functions.
At Credit Suisse (CS), investment bank reported adjusted pre-tax loss of US$337m in Q1 23, despite gains of US$257m on its increased buyback principally in the structured notes portfolio.