The pros and cons of stocklinked products
Ian Lowes looks at the recently launched Mariana Capital plan and the risks attached more generally to stock-linked structured products.
Gilliat
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Gilliat departures lead Arbuthnot
Arbuthnot Latham has entered into a strategic co-operation agreement with Mariana Capital Markets following the departure of three senior employees.
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Arbuthnot wealth profits up 70pc
Wealth arm braced for new client inflows while Gilliat needs to rethink business model
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Gilliat launches latest deposit kick-out plan
Gilliat has revealed the details of its seventh in a series of deposit kick-out plans.
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gilliat choice of counterparty
Gilliat is offering investors the choice of Morgan Stanley and Royal Bank of Scotland as counterparties for its latest launch.
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gilliat launches new deposit kick out plan
Gilliat has unveiled details of its latest deposit kick out plan that offers investors returns of up to 9.5% in the first year.
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gilliat launches capital-protected product
Gilliat Financial Solutions has announced the launch of its first Range Deposit product, offering a potential annual interest payment of 7% as long as the FTSE 100 stays within a predefined range.
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gilliat launches growth option on top product
Gilliat Financial Solutions has announced the launch of a new Income Builder Plus Plan, with an added growth option that will see it categorised as a CGT rather than income tax product.
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Gilliat launches defensive kick out plan
Gilliat has introduced its latest defensive kick-out plan predicated on the performance of the FTSE 100 and S&P 500 indices.
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gilliat fs eyes offshore market
Structured product distributor Gilliat Financial Solutions is to launch an offshore range, and has appointed a director to oversee the companys expansion into the sector.
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gilliat targets income-hungry investors
Gilliat Financial Solutions has launched its highest ever income offering, targeted at yield-starved investors.
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gilliat launches new kick-out plan based on ftse 100 and s p 500
Gilliat’s new annual kick-out plan is based on the performance of the S&P 500 and FTSE 100.
