Tag: Structured notes
UK association spells out Libor challenges for structured note issuers
Europe | Regulations & Legal
09 Jun 2021 by Pablo Conde
The UK structured products trade body has been involved in the recent paper released by UK regulators to provide advise on the transition from Libor.
Canadian platform wields structured notes to deploy fixed income alternative
North America | Products
04 Jun 2021 by Lavanya Nair
Ninepoint Capital Partners has rolled out a new addition to its liquid alternative product offering
Dutch BNP issuance vehicles’ outstanding valued at €70 billion
International | Products
03 Jun 2021 by SRP News
BNPP’s main vehicle for structured products’ outstanding approaches €70 billion, of which €14.1 billion is due to mature in 2021.
Strong performance of investment products give ING a boost
International | Industry
24 May 2021 by SRP News
The Dutch banking and financial services corporation’s Q1 2021 performance was boosted by the continued growth in fee and commission income from investment products, which include structured notes and sprinters.
SG Issuer reports drop in warrants issuance, goes to court over CLN
International | Products
17 May 2021 by SRP News
The Luxembourg domiciled issuance vehicle of Société Générale saw its outstanding assets decrease by 18% YoY as end investors took the company to court in relation to a credit-linked note on a French corporate.
Axio enters defined outcome space
North America | Products
11 May 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The US third-party distributor of structured products is seeking to complement its structured notes offering.
Scotiabank Mexico debuts ESG structured note
Latin America | Products
30 Apr 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The Canadian Bank has introduced the first sustainable play in Mexico via a proprietary index.
BNP Paribas issuance vehicle sees retail volumes disappear
Europe | Products
29 Apr 2021 by SRP News
Increased volatility led to a decline in sales volumes from structured products targeted at retail investors in 2020.
Finra: former Merrill Lynch brokers not responsible over structured notes sales
North America | Regulations & Legal
24 Mar 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (Finra) ruled that the broker-dealers now at Raymond James were not responsible for the failure to properly disclose the costs of notes that saw some investors incur significant losses.