Market volatility sees potential payouts rise and interest in gold and volatility ETNs intensify

Market volatility and global uncertainties are driving investor demand further into gold and volatility-linked products as a means of hedging and managing downside risk, and boosting structured product payouts into the bargain

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Market volatility is creating opportunities

"We've seen a lot of people taking advantage of market movements to put new trades on," says Marc Chamberlain, executive director in the institutional equity division at Morgan Stanley in London. "It's been an incredibly busy summer on an execution and enquiry point of view."

Morgan Stanley is issuing five structured products that aim to take advantage of market volatility by improving terms and potential payouts on its latest issues. The products include a FTSE bonus growth plan with a return

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