2025-02-17T05:34:20

Structured
Notes

Structured Notes
(Bonds with Embedded Derivatives)
Opportunities for Higher Returns
than Traditional Deposits

What are Structured Notes?

Structured Notes, also known as bonds with embedded derivatives, are investment products whose returns depend on the performance of underlying assets such as stocks, stock indices, interest rates, or exchange rates. These instruments combine the characteristics of bonds and derivatives. They provide periodic returns like bonds, while their performance is linked to the underlying asset like derivatives. Structured Notes offered by Finansia are typically linked to Thai stocks within the SET 50 index.

Why Invest in Structured Notes?

  • Higher Potential Returns: Compared to savings accounts and conventional fixed-income securities, Structured Notes offer the potential for higher returns, as their returns are linked to the performance of underlying stocks.
  • Investment Flexibility: Suitable for all market conditions—whether bullish, bearish, or neutral.
  • No Restrictions: These notes can be tailored to meet specific investment objectives, allowing investors to select the underlying asset, investment duration, and expected returns.
  • Opportunity to Acquire Stocks Below Market Price: Investors can gain exposure to stocks at a lower price while still receiving returns along the way.
  • Principal Protection Option: During periods of market volatility, principal protection options can be chosen to minimize risk.

Why Invest in Structured Notes with Finansia?

  • Wide Range of Instruments: Over 10 types of structured notes available, each designed to suit various market conditions.
  • Customizable: You can design your own structured note to match your investment goals.
  • Weekly Investment Recommendations: Receive expert investment advice from Finansia’s award-winning analysts, recognized for 3 consecutive years.

Types of Structured Notes

Investment Risks

  • Market risk Risk related to price movements of the underlying asset.
  • Credit risk The risk that the issuer of the structured note may default.
  • Operational risk and Counterparty risk Risks arising from operational issues or counterparties.
  • Liquidity risk The risk of not being able to easily buy, sell, or transfer ownership of the note.
  • Other risks Risks arising from unpredictable events such as natural disasters, political changes, or regulatory shifts that can impact the underlying asset’s price or the structured note's terms. ...read more

Prospectus for Structured Notes
1 / 2023

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FAQs

  • The minimum investment is 1 million Baht.
  • No, you can invest in structured notes using your existing Cash Balance securities account.
  • Eligible investors include High Net-Worth Individuals (HNW), Ultra High Net-Worth Individuals (UHNW), and institutional investors (II).
  • Contact your investment advisor to receive details about available structured notes offerings.