Two products launched by Standard Bank

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Standard Bank has launched the latest in its series of structured growth solutions, offering investors the choice of two new products.

The global portfolio picker tracks the returns of three portfolios over a four and a half year investment period. Investors’ returns are based on the best performing of three portfolios, with enhanced participation of 140% for sterling, 120% for US dollar and 105% for euro investors. Capital is protected in full provided the investment is held to maturity. Global Portfolio Picker is available as either a deposit or a tradeable security. The blue chip booster pays coupons based on the performance of three of the biggest shares on the London Stock Exchange: BP, HSBC and Unilever. The product...

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