Tag: Worst-of option
The appeal of high vol: a ride with Tesla
International | Industry
24 Nov 2021 by Suzi Hampson
The electric car manufacturer has become the second stock underlying in the US structured products market after Apple.
BPCE, Natixis steer clear of worst-of autocalls
International | Products
18 Nov 2021 by SRP News
The French banking group continued its implementation of a cautious provision policy in Q3 with the cost of risk down 41.5% YoY.
Spotlight on… underlying assets in the US market
North America | Industry
12 Nov 2021 by SRP News
Worst of baskets, single shares and market cap indices dominated the US market in 9M2021.
Spotlight on… preferred underlyings in France
Europe | Industry
22 Oct 2021 by SRP News
Decrement indices prosper in France.
Autocalls: looking around for volatile underlyings
Europe | Features
22 Jul 2021 by Marc Wolterink
Since their Covid-induced collapse in March 2020, the financial markets have shown a consistent upward trend, which is reflected in the performance of shares and indices that are used as underlying for structured products.
Top issuers Europe H1 2021: Unicredit number one, rev convs dominate
Europe | Products
08 Jul 2021 by SRP News
SRP took a closer look at the manufacturers with the highest issuance on the primary market in Europe during the first half of 2021.
Dutch asset manager collaborates with BNP for first Phoenix autocall
Europe | Products
01 Jul 2021 by Marc Wolterink
Wilgenhaege is marketing its first Phoenix structure in the Netherlands.
Julius Baer expects CHF7.6 billion of rollover money
International | Products
02 Jun 2021 by SRP News
The Swiss private banking group enjoyed a strong start of the year driven by an increase in client assets while its structured products issuance reached their highest levels since Q2 2019.
Vontobel’s 2020 results boosted by Covid induced catch-up effect
International | Industry
16 Feb 2021 by SRP News
The Swiss investment manager reported strong net inflows of new money with investors looking for new investment opportunities following the hard lockdown.
