Market snapshot

Tim Mortimer analyses the increase in structured products issuance in the US in July and the rise of Goldman Sachs to the prominence of top issuer.

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The notional of structured products in the US public market edged up in July, to $1.21 billion across 283 products, from the $1.13 billion across 371 products sold in June. July's new issuance, at an average of $4.28 million per product, is a marked increase in issue size.

The most active issuer in the US in June was Goldman Sachs, which sold more than $172 million of products and launched more than 15% of all products by the notional amount. It was followed by Bank of America, which accounted

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