STRUCTURED NOTE SELLERS have good reason to reconsider the types of payoffs they offer investors. The credit crisis has lifted the lid on the can of worms that was the structured credit business. It has also had the knock-on effect of making investors wary of anything bearing the tag “structured”, including complex equity-linked notes, which are far removed from the world of securitization.
Investors have also noted the underperformance of some of the more difficult to understand products, such as those that gave access to equity market correlation.
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