Structured Notes with Periodic Coupons
A Structured Note with Periodic Coupons is a type of customized financial instrument that combines elements of traditional fixed-income securities with derivatives to provide regular income payments (coupons), often linked to the performance of an underlying asset, index, interest rate, or basket of instruments. Unlike standard bonds, the coupon payments in these notes are not necessarily fixed and may be contingent upon certain market conditions or barriers being met (e.g., the underlying asset staying within a predefined range). The principal repayment at maturity can also be linked to the performance of the underlying, which may expose the investor to some level of capital risk depending on the note’s structure. Reverse Convertible. Autocall with Guaranteed Coupons. Autocall with Conditional Coupons.
- Customized Structured Products from US & Non-US Equities
