Structured products increasing allure

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Financial advisers will overwhelmingly maintain or increase their use of structured products, a survey suggests.

The Trustnet Adviser and HSBC Investments Structured Products Survey has found 88% of respondents see themselves using structured products through the next year. Some 40% say they are likely to increase their use of the products. About two-thirds, or 65%, of respondents also say that they believe between 5% to 20% of clients' portfolios should be held in such products - as an alternative to with profits funds, deposit accounts, equities and bonds. That said, advisers are also looking for more products designed to meet specific needs, while maintaining a firm grip on the risk issue...

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