Discover the advantages of structured finance, its role in managing complex financing needs, and explore examples like CDOs, ...

Structured notes have a higher risk of missing payments compared to regular bonds. For example, let’s say the underlying investment temporarily crashes the day before your structured note matures.

What are structured notes? How do they limit risk while allowing for gains? Considering their pros and cons, could a structured note be right for you? Find out how to tell.

Structured notes behave something like bonds and something like stocks. Their hybrid qualities could make them very useful in a portfolio. They can easily be customized, to meet a variety of needs.

Structured Note Example Let’s say you buy a three-year structured note that generates returns based on the performance of the S&P 500.

Granted, the FANG note could be viewed as an extreme example of what can go wrong with structured notes. But other structured notes linked to highly volatile underlying stocks or asset classes ...

Here is an investment that sounds just too good: Investors get 150% of the upside of the stock market but just 90% of the downside. That is the promise of structured notes issued by companies such ...

BT's wealth editor Genevieve Cua and Franck Fayard (Marex Financial Products) take a deep dive into the world of structured products and examine why they might be worth a spot in your investment ...

In a groundbreaking move, Singapore's DBS Bank has announced the launch of tokenized structured notes utilizing the Ethereum blockchain. This innovative product, which aims to enhance the ...

Using a combination of dividends and structured notes in your retirement portfolio can offer liquidity, income and risk mitigation.

In a groundbreaking move for the financial sector, DBS Bank has expanded its blockchain capabilities by tokenizing structured notes linked to cryptocurrencies. This innovative approach not only ...