Market snapshot

Issuance volumes in the US surged by 60% in January, dominated by leveraged returns, review bonds and kickouts. HSBC led the way, while Investec maintained its lead in the UK market in January. Tim Mortimer reviews the numbers

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Structured products issuance in the US in January rose by 60% compared to December. Total notional was $1.41 billion across 390 products, averaging roughly $3.6 million per product. The most prolific issuer was HSBC, which sold almost $380 million of notional from more than 40 deals and accounted for a 26.6% share of the market in terms of new issuance. Next was JP Morgan, with $176 million of notional sold, and Royal Bank of Canada, with $150 million.

The most common underlying stock in the US

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