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 ...

The popularity of structured products associated with the S&P 500 Futures Excess Return Index, often denoted by the ticker ...

More investment advisors are finding a place in their clients’ portfolios for structured notes, according to leading alts provider CAIS. In a statement Thursday, CAIS said it’s registered a spike in ...

Structured notes are linked to a reference asset, the most common being equities but they can also cover various indices, interest rates, and currency, commodity, or property markets, as a few ...

A portfolio’s outcome is driven by a variety of factors on factors like commissions, time horizon, and asset classes, with strategy being a key determinant shaped by each manager’s risk tolerance.

The sharp rise in interest rates is driving a record amount of investor dollars into cash products and other capital protected investments like principal protected structured notes and fixed indexed ...

Structured notes are a complex form of debt that were previously reserved for institutions and ultra-wealthy individuals who had five figures to lay down. But technology has put these products within ...

Autocallable notes provide a veery attractive yield, but they also have significant downside risk. Investors are always looking for innovative ways to generate income from their portfolios. With stock ...