Capital-protected products are not new. Banks have been offering such products for years and their offerings come in many different forms. How are they able to safeguard your capital and still provide you with the upside? The same concept behind how they structure such products can also be applied to our own portfolio.
1. 3-Year S&P 500 linked structured deposit example
2. Payout scenarios with the structured deposit
3. How do banks create such a product
4. Motivation behind a DIY capital-protected portfolio
5. Payout scenarios with a DIY capital-protected portfolio
6. Comparision between DIY portfolio and structured deposit
7. What are the risks
8. What are the implementation challenges
If you are interested in having a chat with a senior investment adviser from iFAST Global Markets (Singapore) on how you can implement a capital-protected portfolio, you can register your interest below.
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