Is it time to level the playing field?
One of the key strengths of structured products in the UK is that the terms are almost always shown net of all charges - what you see is what you get.
So, if a product pays 7.5 per cent p.a. income, someone investing £10,000 will get £750 each year and 100 per cent return of capital will deliver £10,000 back. “But I can get a yield of 8 per cent on...
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