Structured notes have a higher risk of missing payments compared to regular bonds. For example, let’s say the underlying investment temporarily crashes the day before your structured note matures.

you’ll see why notes are growing in popularity. Consider that structured notes are almost always just stocks, bonds and options. You know this stuff, and explaining it to clients may be easier ...

Rather than advance an argument, as this space customarily does, it describes an investment type: structured ... example. No yield. If Apple's stock is higher at maturity date than when the note ...

Techniques that impose a logical structure to the coding of a program in order to make it easy to follow. Large routines are broken down into small modules that have to be methodically and ...

In exchange for limiting your losses, most structured notes also cap your upside. But it can be drastically less than the market's actual gains. In one example cited by the FINRA alert ...

Structured notes are “hybrid ... of the underlying asset; Buffered notes provide some downside protection, but not total protection. For example, in a buffered note tied to the Standard ...

For example, you can have a structured note that is linked to the performance of Apple’s stock, the S&P 500 index, a basket of stocks with Google, Amazon and Netflix, or the WTI crude index.

The evolution of structured notes has helped allow many retail clients to have access to potentially higher income or growth which the fixed income options may not be able to provide.

The biggest investment market that no one has ever heard of can be found in structured notes, according to Jason Barsema, co-founder of Halo Investing. Previously reserved for ultra-high-net-worth ...

While the vast majority of financial advisors have incorporated liquid alternative investments into their clients' portfolios, they may be ignoring one illiquid opportunity in the current environment.