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New environment will benefit exotic assets

The structured product arena has undergone a revolution, doing away with the traditional fixed income portfolio and replacing it with capital protection products that explore slightly more exotic offerings, says Elizabeth Cripps

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Swaying investors to benefits of using structured products

Laurent Seyer, of Société Générale, assesses the differences between structured products and traditional forms of investment, and how they can complement one another

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Europe is springboard for rise of structured products

Across Europe providers have experienced increased demand for innovative new products as investors seek to shelter capital from market downturns, says Rupertus Rothenhäuser of DWS

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