Tag: J.P. Morgan
SRP in brief: Apac in the limelight
International | Industry
01 Jun 2021 by Amélie Labbe
It’s been a busy week for innovation, staff moves and launches for Apac market players.
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JPM expands warrant range in Thailand amid rising offshore demand
Asia Pacific | Products
28 May 2021 by Summer Wang
J.P. Morgan is now the only issuer in the country offering derivative warrants tracking all three key US stock indices including the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 after adding new warrants linked to the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA).
Vontobel adds partner and issuer on Deritrade
Europe | Industry
11 May 2021 by SRP News
The Swiss bank will support the issuance of products on a white-labelling basis via its multi-issuer platform.
US Market Review, Q1 2021: ARK Innovation ETF bolsters the drive for income products
North America | Market Reviews
30 Apr 2021 by Filip Dyankov
The US market maintained its strong sales and issuance in the first quarter of 2021.
SRP in brief: happy(ier) days
International | Industry
26 Apr 2021 by Amélie Labbe
Structured product sales ebb and flow globally, Thailand is at the forefront of activity in Apac, and Luma expands further into Europe.
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Latest: J.P. Morgan bolsters risk management capabilities
International | Industry
21 Apr 2021 by SRP News
Retirement products, service launches and partnerships.
SRP in brief: shiny new things
International | Industry
06 Apr 2021 by Amélie Labbe
It’s been a week focused on innovation, with news of index, crypto and product launches.
Product wrap: JPM tracks new momentum index
International | Products
01 Apr 2021 by Marc Wolterink
In this week’s wrap, we look at a selection of structured products with strike dates between 28 March and 3 April 2021.
New Baidu warrants fall flat as stock drops following HK listing
Asia Pacific | Products
29 Mar 2021 by Summer Wang
The shares of the giant Chinese search engine closed at HK$214 in Hong Kong SAR on Friday, down 16.1% from its Tuesday debut. The daily turnover of listed derivative warrants (DWs) on the stock has halved to HK$407m and investors are shifting to lower strike levels.
