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McCallion says structured notes focused around indices rather than individual stocks or commodities offer a better risk profile for investors and provide a solid backbone to any portfolio.
He notes that since 2008, iDAD had seen around 670 maturities of its structured notes with an average return of around 7.5% over the period, with a slightly higher return for income generating notes.
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