Structured Products. Structured products are investment vehicles with a finite life where derivatives are used to create a particular investment strategy. For example, in some instances, they are designed for investors who wish to combine market growth with a guarantee that they will get their original investment back or will pay out a fixed coupon if certain conditions are met. Structured products have different risk profiles depending upon a number of factors, for example, the investment strategy, the structure used, credit risk of underlying financial instruments, counterparty risk of the issuer and liquidity risk. Not all structured products are tradeable investments with some structured products requiring the investor to hold the product to maturity.
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Sources: Investment Management Agreement, Investment Management Agreement
Structured Products. Structured products are investment investments vehicles with a finite life where derivatives are used to create a particular investment strategy. For example, in some instances, they are designed for investors who wish to combine market growth with a guarantee that they will get their original investment back or will pay out a fixed coupon if certain conditions are met. Structured products have different risk profiles depending upon a number of factors, for example, the investment strategy, the structure used, credit risk of underlying financial instruments, counterparty risk of the issuer and liquidity risk. Not all structured products are tradeable investments with some structured products requiring the investor to hold the product to maturity.
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Sources: Investment Management Agreement