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SGX says the structured certificates will provide investors with new ways to trade Asian underlying assets on the exchange.
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SGX says the structured certificates will provide investors with new ways to trade Asian underlying assets on the exchange.
Singapore Exchange (SGX) said on Tuesday that it will start trading structured certificates this month, making it the first in Asia to list the third-party issued financial instruments that are commonly traded in Europe. The first issue of the structured certificates is a yield enhancement product linked to Chinese tech giant Alibaba Group with an autocall feature, according to SGX in a statement. It will be listed on August 30, SGX said.
The first issue of the structured certificates is a yield enhancement product linked to Alibaba Group with an autocall feature.
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