Structured products suit a variety of investors but before an investor of any profile invests in a product of this type they should consider some key questions
One of the biggest misconceptions regarding structured products is that they are at the more exotic and esoteric end of the financial spectrum. With product names out there such as the Double No Touch and Altiplano it is no wonder that some advisers are confused by the jargon alone and either steer clear of anything labelled a structured product or advise on them without knowing the risks involved. However, structured products come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes and for every supermodel pay-off that may lure you in one day but disappoint you the next, there are scores of simple and ...
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