Fish and Fowl Today's column is something different. Rather than advance an argument, as this space customarily does, it describes an investment type: structured notes. Normally, I leave investment ...

WASHINGTON, May 19, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Consistent with its mission of investor protection, FINRA announced today that it will review firm practices regarding higher-risk structured products, ...

Cerulli Associates' recent report predicts substantial growth for structured notes, debt securities linked to underlying assets, in the upcoming year, prompting advisors to take heed of this emerging ...

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Question: We have over $500,000 invested with a certified financial planner (CFP) we like — most of it in very safe bonds to generate a little income. We are also into structured notes that generate ...

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SPi data shows the structured note market reached $194 billion in 2024, a milestone that underscores how quickly these products are moving into broader advisor use. But as adoption accelerates, the ...

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Given the current market and the fact that 10-year Treasury rates still linger below 2%, it can be difficult to find investments that offer some degree of volatility protection without major sacrifice ...

Occasionally I see financial products spring from the dead to devour investor dollars. One such product is called a "structured note." Structured notes are like bonds, only linked to derivatives.