Banks are exploring how structured notes could be used to offload a basis risk between interest rate swaps referencing the US secured overnight financing rate (SOFR) and a term version of the ...

Structured notes are unrated debt instruments issued by large banks which make periodic payments that depend on the performance of an underlying asset or group of assets, such as a single stock, stock ...

Structured notes, long the preserve of banks’ equity derivatives desks, are getting a fixed-income makeover. Banks are investing heavily to overhaul their structured note operations to re-gear them ...

Regulators' drive to end the too-big-to-fail problem may be about to claim an innocent victim: bank structured note funding. Under proposals issued by the Financial Stability Board (FSB) in November, ...

The collapse of Lehman Brothers has made investors wary of derivatives-based investments, but the US structured notes industry remains confident the market will grow. Opportunities to sell products to ...

Structured notes are hybrid instruments that combine a bond component with an embedded derivative component, offering unique risk management and portfolio construction options. Structured notes are ...

“People are struggling with the categorizations of complex and non-complex instruments,” says Anders Malm, a partner with Stockholm-based law firm Oreum, which provides legal advice and services to ...

CHICAGO, Feb. 24, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- 2024 was a good year for markets. It was an even better year for Structured Notes, with issuance surging to another record high. Halo Investing (“Halo”), an ...

AP One reason—investors asked for it. The market for structured notes is growing rapidly, but so too are the challenges for individual Advisors. More than 100 to 150 new notes are issued each week in ...

For clients looking to maximize their savings for retirement, structured investments can be a helpful tool. Structured investments, also known as structured notes, are a combination of a bond, which ...

While the vast majority of financial advisors have incorporated liquid alternative investments into their clients' portfolios, they may be ignoring one illiquid opportunity in the current environment.