Structured Products

Maximise the probability of generating higher-than-expected returns

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Structured Products are hybrid financial instruments that combines investment instruments such as bonds, equity, commodities or derivative to earn a fixed or variable rate of return with a pre-decided minimum fixed return. These products are designed to meet specific investment objectives by offering customised solutions that may not be available through traditional investment vehicles. The combination allows the product to maximize the probability of generating higher-than-expected returns while keeping the downside in check.

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Professionals!

Simple Path provided me with excellent financial solutions for structured products as a NRI. Their team of experts helped me understand the benefits and risks associated with these investments, and I was able to make informed decisions that aligned with my investment objectives.

– Ashish Sharma, USA

Structured Products are safer alternatives to equity investments

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Structured products are popular among HNIs looking to diversify their portfolio and aiming to maximize the probability of achieving higher returns, while at the same time protecting the downside risk with principal protection. They can provide investors with exposure to a range of asset classes, high flexibility, and potentially higher yields.

Everyone’s situation is unique

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Structured products are designed to meet specific investment objectives, and they can be customized to suit individual needs and preferences. This means that investors have greater control over the risk and return profile of their investment.

Structured products can be a useful tool for diversifying a portfolio. By investing in structured products that are linked to multiple underlying assets, investors can spread their risk and reduce the impact of any one asset on their overall portfolio.

Structured products can offer the potential for higher returns than traditional investments such as bonds or mutual funds. By incorporating derivatives into the product design, structured products can generate returns based on the performance of underlying assets that may be difficult or expensive to access directly.

Structured products can also be designed to manage risk in a portfolio. By incorporating protective features such as downside protection or capital guarantees, investors can limit their potential losses while still participating in the potential upside of the underlying assets.

Some structured products are traded on exchanges, which can provide investors with greater liquidity and flexibility than traditional investments. This means that investors may be able to buy and sell their investments more easily and quickly than they could with traditional investments.

At Simple Path, we understand that structured products can be complex and difficult to understand. That’s why we take a personalised approach to help our clients understand the benefits and risks associated with structured products. We have access to a range of structured products from leading financial institutions, and we can provide you with expert advice on selecting the right products for your portfolio.

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Structured products can be a versatile investment option that offers a range of benefits for investors seeking to diversify their portfolio, manage risk, and potentially generate higher returns. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you simplify and navigate the complex world of structured products to make informed investment decisions.