A Structured Note is a financial product that combines debt securities (bonds or debentures) with derivative instruments. This product provides returns based on the price or rate fluctuations of an underlying asset.
There are various types of structured notes, depending on the reference asset. These may include stock market indices, oil prices, commodity prices, foreign exchange rates, and interest rates, among others.
UOB FX-Linked Note
This is a structured debenture linked to the exchange rate between foreign currencies and the Thai Baht. It serves as an alternative investment option for investors seeking attractive returns in a low-interest-rate environment and a sideways stock market.
UOB FX Protected Bull/Bear Note
This structured debenture is linked to the exchange rate between foreign currencies and the Thai Baht.
- The "UOB FX Protected Bull Note" is suitable for investors who anticipate a strengthening foreign currency or a weaker Thai Baht.
- The "UOB FX Protected Bear Note" is ideal for investors who expect a weakening foreign currency or a stronger Thai Baht.
