Structured products combine the features of traditional investments, such as bonds, equities, or indices, with derivatives that shape the payoff profile.  This hybrid design allows investors to tailor risk, return, and market exposure to their specific objectives. From conservative capital-protected notes to income-enhancing yield strategies or leveraged solutions, structured products offer a broad spectrum of possibilities.

Each product type is defined by itspayoff structure, reflecting the investor’s market outlook, whether bullish, bearish, or neutral and by its level of risk and potential return. The diversity of structured products makes them a powerful tool for portfolio construction: they enable diversification, provide access to different asset classes, and can be customized to respond to changing market conditions, all within a transparent and regulated framework.