Tag: Covid-19
Best performing products Europe 2023: autocalls remain in charge
Europe | Industry
19 Dec 2023 by SRP News
SRP reviews some of the best-performing products across European markets in 2023.
Latest: Leonteq settles legacy litigation on commissions
International | Industry
03 Jan 2023 by SRP News
The Swiss structured products specialist firm rejected the claims brought forward by Old Mutual International (OMI) in 2018.
Exclusive: BBVA adds FX to ePricer platform
International | Technology
28 Nov 2022 by Pablo Conde
The Spanish bank continues to build its investment solutions business globally by leveraging areas and asset classes with more of a regional focus.
Taiwan Market Review, May 2022: 34% drop in issuance
Asia Pacific | Market Reviews
30 Jun 2022 by Vanina Kopcheva
There were 943 products with strike dates in May.
SRP in brief: off to a good start
International | Industry
23 May 2022 by Amélie Labbe
Position changes at Citi, global issuance volumes and fines in the US all featured in the headlines in the past week.
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Analysis: coping with market corrections
International | Industry
16 Feb 2022 by Tim Mortimer - FVC
As has been widely reported in the financial press recently most major markets have experienced a significant correction from the highs posted at the end of 2021.
Inflation and structured products
International | Products
02 Feb 2022 by Tim Mortimer - FVC
Inflationary pressures dominated the world economy in the 1970s.
SRP Americas 2021: the vision for a sustainable future of the industry
International | Conferences
30 Sep 2021 by Lavanya Nair
This years’ flagship panel discussion looked at the transition from the pre-covid world to the new normal.
North America: Eurostoxx 50 recovers from Covid shockwave
North America | Indices
17 Aug 2021 by Lavanya Nair
The SRP database shows a significant boost in structured products tied to Eurostoxx 50 in the North American market with 2021 sales to-date totalling US$1.4 billion, swiftly gaining on 2020’s overall value of US$1.7 billion.
