Alico Wealth Management has unveiled a new structured investment which enables customers to tailor their level of exposure to the FTSE 100 .
The Controlled Opportunity Growth Structure gives clients 11 different risk alternatives, with the safest option affording full capital protection.
This in turn impacts on the customer's level of opportunity for growth, with the highest growth potential being 190 per cent of any percentage rise in the stock market .
It is hoped the package will appeal to people who are already invested in the UK stock market and seeking more control over their risk, those looking to increase the chance of their investment making a positive return and new investors keen to isolate themselves from stock market failure.
"We believe that structured investments have an important role to play in clients' portfolios, and that clients should have the security of knowing exactly what the risk to their investment is," commented Mark Hawthorne, product director at Alico Wealth Management.
"With this in mind, Alico guarantees that it will pay the promised returns even if the assets default, removing the counterparty risk normally associated with structured investments."
Alico has around 20 million customers across the world, with 12,500 people employed in 54 countries.
New structured investment launched by Alico Wealth Management
New structured investment launched by Alico Wealth Management
Thu, 29 Apr 2010
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