Structured Notes
These notes allow investors to participate in the performance of underlying assets, which means higher returns potential, compared to traditional fixed-income investments.
Investors have the opportunity to design a note that aligns with their specific investment objectives, risk tolerance, and market outlook. This level of customization allows for a more personalized investment approach
These notes can be linked to various underlying assets, such as stocks, bonds, commodities, or market indices. By investing in structured notes, investors can gain access to specific sectors, industries, or market themes that they believe will perform well.
Structured notes let investors personalize risk management by choosing assets and payoffs to match their risk appetite, balancing potential returns with personal comfort level
Structured Notes with 7-8% APR
Structured Notes are a type of debt security issued by financial institutions. They combine the features of multiple different financial products into one, making them a hybrid security. Structured notes are designed to offer investors market-linked growth potential while also providing certain safety features.
Traditionally Structured Notes were only available to institutions or investors looking to deposit upwards of $1,000,000. However, in recent years due to advances in Fintech, investors can now access fixed-income investment products from $10,000 and above.
Structured notes offer a range of advantages for expat investors looking to diversify their portfolios and potentially enhance their returns. These financial instruments provide a unique combination of features that can be tailored to meet individual investment goals and risk management.
Structured Notes Makeup & Parameters
The term can range anywhere from 6 months to 20 years, but usually last between 3 – 5 years, giving excellent flexibility ideally suited to expat investors.
The note’s performance return is produced by tracking major global indices, for instance the FTSE 100 or NASDAQ. foreign currencies, or commodities
This is the protection an investor gets if the underlying asset loses value. If the asset doesn’t drop more than the protection amount at maturity, the investor will get back their full investment.
This is the amount the investor receives at maturity
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