UK retail structured products achieve 6.4% returns in volatile 2022

622 plans returned gains for investors

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Almost all UK retail structured products produced a return for investors in 2022, and beat the performance achieved in 2021.

Out of a total of 632 structured product maturities, 622 plans returned gains for investors last year, according to the latest Structured Products Annual Performance Review by Lowes Financial Management.  No plan returned a capital loss. The remaining ten plans were deposit-based, so did not expose capital to risk of loss and returned the original investment. The maturities produced an annualised return of 6.44% across an average investment term of 3.25 years. This is an increase of 0.24% from 2021. Top performing funds fail to repeat success Capital-at-risk products returned an...

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