Structured solutions provider Marex sees rising demand for notes with capital protection
The recent market upheaval has fanned demand for such products; that appetite looks likely to stay amid continued volatility
[SINGAPORE] Structured products provider Marex expects market uncertainty and elevated volatility to drive demand for structured notes with capital protection.
This is even as the firm takes steps to help clients, caught out by sharp market volatility, to restructure their existing notes, said Franck Fayard, head of Marex Financial Products for the Asia-Pacific.
Nasdaq-listed Marex is a global financial-services platform providing liquidity, market access and infrastructure services to clients in the energy, commodities and financial markets. Its financial products division has to date structured more than US$30 billion worth of investment notes, comprising over 15,000 products linked to all asset classes.
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