The 43% gain of the Barclays Target Growth Plan over the past three years is further evidence that those who have completely dismissed the structured product sector have done themselves and their clients a disservice, according to Ian Lowes, managing director of Lowes Financial Management.
Ian Lowes asks why more intermediaries do not take advantage of products that are structured in such a way as to have returned 33% in the past three years when we are in a 'lower for longer' investment environment.
The Structured Investment Group has launched its first growth plan that divides its asset allocation between four indices at maturity.
Meteor Asset Management has included Aviva and J Sainsbury in its latest FTSE 5 defensive structured product.
While all the caveats of past performance and unknown futures still apply, Ian Lowes gives specific examples of structured products that would help investors looking for a degree of certainty.
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Meteor Asset Management has launched two new FTSE 100 and S&P 500-backed income products for UK investors.
According to the latest figures from the European Structured Investment Products Association, the volume of listed investment products in Europe fell during Q2.
Meteor Asset Management’s latest Defesive Plan will make returns based on the performance of five stocks across different sectors in the FTSE 100.
Société Générale is to make its UK Autocall 10, based on the performance of the FTSE 100, available to a wider audience after an initial launch targeted at clients of just one investment firm.
Morgan Stanley has launched the 50th issue of its Protected Growth Plan that was first released in 2003.
Meteor Asset Management has launched the latest three products in a series of kick-out plans.
