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IDAD on why investors should take a fresh look at structured notes

11 Dec 17

Structured products should have a place in any investor’s modern portfolio, especially where pension transfers are concerned, explains Graeme McCallion, Africa sales manager of iDAD.

McCallion says structured notes focused around indices rather than individual stocks or commodities offer a better risk profile for investors and provide a solid backbone to any portfolio.

He notes that since 2008, iDAD had seen around  670 maturities of its structured notes with an average return of around 7.5% over the period, with a slightly higher return for income generating notes.

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