Structured Note

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Definition of 'Structured Note'

A debt obligation that also contains an embedded derivative component with characteristics that adjust the security's risk/return profile. The return performance of a structured note will track that of the underlying debt obligation and the derivative embedded within it.
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Investopedia explains 'Structured Note'

A structured note is a hybrid security that attempts to change its profile by including additional modifying structures. A simple example would be a five-year bond tied together with an option contract. This structure would work to increase the bond's returns.
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  • An Introduction To Structured Products

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    ... following simple example: a well-known bank issues structured products in the form
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    ... If you invested $10,000 in a structured note tied to the S&P 500, you could guarantee
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  • Exchange Traded Notes - An Alternative To ETFs

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    are structured products that are issued as senior debt notes by Barclays ...

  • Exchange Traded Notes - An Alternative To ETFs

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    are structured products that are issued as senior debt notes by Barclays ...

  • Principal-Protected Notes: Hedge Funds For Everyday Investors

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    ... A direct correlation between the payoff and the actual return on the underlying
    may or may not exist depending on how the note was structured and existent ...

  • Principal-Protected Investments: Risks, Fees And Regulations

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    ... understands the structured product to determine its suitability for the investor.
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  • Are Structured Retail Products Too Good To Be True?

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    ... Several banks and brokerage firms offer structured retail products, each with a
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  • ETN Credit Risk May Outweigh Benefits For Some

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    ... these securities. Differences ETNs differ from ETFs in the following four
    ways: 1. ETNs are structured as unsecured debt. Investors ...

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