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How do they work?

Structured products provide an alternative way to invest in markets like the FTSE 100, or S&P 500. They provide defined returns and many will include some level of capital protection, allowing you to invest with peace of mind.

Our Structured Product Masterclass series is a useful introduction if you'd like to understand more about how structured products work. These three short videos talk you though the basics, from how to invest to a summary of the risks and benefits. 

If you are considering investing in a structured product, you must reach the brochure provided to you by your financial adviser. It will contain all the details you need to know about how the investment works and the potential risks. 

Structured Product Masterclasses

Masterclass 1: How to Invest

Masterclass 1: How to Invest

The first video helps investors understand how to invest in structured products. It looks at why financial advice is important, the different ways to invest, and provides some tips for completing application forms.

Masterclass 2: Matching risk / return preferences

Masterclass 2: Matching risk / return preferences

We discuss how structured products are designed to help investors meet their goals, looking at some elements of behavioural economics to compare structured products to other types of investment.

Masterclass 3: Risks and benefits

Masterclass 3: Risks and benefits

The third video looks at the risks and benefits of investing in structured products. This is a general guide only and investors should read the documentation for a specific product before proceeding with an investment.

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Representing the collective interests of leading structured product manufacturers in the UK

The UK Structured Products Association ('UKSPA') is a membership organisation established by the leading manufacturers of structured products in the UK. UKSPA provides a unified voice for its members, working with regulators, financial advisers and other trade bodies. It serves a number of important functions, including engaging with regulators, developing best practice guidelines, educating the investment community and providing a useful source of information for manufacturers, financial advisers and retail investors within the UK.

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