Structured product returns fall in 2020 despite continued success
Almost three-quarters generated positive returns

Structured products had their worst year since 2004, despite more than two-thirds (69.4%) providing investors with positive returns and just 6.8% returning a loss, a report from Lowes Financial Management has revealed.
Last year was a volatile one for stockmarkets, in particular the FTSE 100, thanks to the coronavirus. That resulted in average annualised returns for all structured products maturing in 2020 of 3.5%,...
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