Structured Products

Capital-at-Risk Note

Definition

What is Capital-at-Risk Note?

A structured note whose principal may be reduced if specified market conditions occur.

Example in practice

The investor loses part of principal if the underlying index breaches the barrier.

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An investment combining debt and derivatives to create a defined payoff.

A structured debt instrument designed to return some or all principal at maturity, subject to issuer credit and terms.

A structured note that redeems early if the underlying meets specified conditions on observation dates.

A statistical measure tracking the performance of a defined group of securities or assets.

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