Indexes

CD wrapping

JP Morgan is offering a three-year growth product linked to the S&P 500 index with principal protection in a CD wrapper. Participation goes up to a 145% knock-out level

The pause before paradise?

If you think markets are finally at the bottom, this could be the time to start making the switch from cash. You could also plump for credit products in 2009. All that is required is a return of stability, meaning no more horror stories. But how likely…

Jubilee offers averaging-in to smooth peaks and troughs

Jubilee Financial Products has released two new plans for the UK market, a FTSE 100 index linked Regular Income Plan offering a quarterly coupon of 2.5% for a three-year, 2.25% for a five-year and 2.1875% for a seven-year, with capital is at risk; and a…

Casam unveils 10 ETFs on Euronext Paris

Crédit Agricole Structured Asset Management (Casam) has launched 10 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) on Euronext Paris, bringing its total number of ETFs launched this year to 21. The latest series of 10 ETFs tracks the main European industry sectors and…

Meteor emits latest kickout growth and monthly income plans

Meteor Asset Management has unveiled its new monthly income plan, linked to the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 indexes, offering 0.65% a month over 60 months. The plan, which has a term of five years and fourteen days, repays capital in full at maturity, providing…

JP Morgan launches Ucits funds exposure to commodities

JP Morgan has launched a Ucits III compliant fund offering exposure to the Energy Light version of its proprietary Commodity Curve Index (CCI.) The CCI Energy Light Fund is available to investors in Austria, France, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands,…

Catching the wave

Dealers are offering a swathe of volatility-linked products in Asia both as risk-reduction and investment tools, generally based on fear gauge, the Vix index. How are these products catching on in the region? Georgina Lee reports

Fuelling an emissions market

The carbon emissions credits market is heating up as investors are increasingly able to tap into the theme via structured products and exchange-traded funds. But how viable is the carbon theme as an underlying and what challenges do structured products…

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