Soft Protection may be a good option if you want to eliminate some of the negative return potential of an asset while potentially enhancing upside potential.

Catapult Notes can be an interesting way to produce a compelling rate of return if called early. Otherwise, potential payoffs "catapult" to generous enhanced upside.

Worst-of Structured Notes can increase return potential, but they come with some unique risks you should understand.

Structured Notes can be a powerful tool for managing client emotions while dialing in a personalized risk-reward profile. Cameron Dawson explains.

Structured Notes with a fixed coupon can be a good way to add reliable investment income potential. Learn the basics.

Contingent Income Notes are a unique variation on the vanilla Income Note because periodic coupon payments are only paid when an underlier is above the coupon barrier level on specific observation dates. Some scenarios are described below. This Note type may be ideal for investors wishing to express a mildly bullish or even slightly bearish view on an underlying index.

We created the below infographic to explain what a structured note is, describing two main types and how to implement them in a portfolio.

Soft Protection may be a good option if you want to decrease an asset’s potential for a negative return while also potentially enhancing the asset’s upside. It's most effective in positive scenarios and common negative scenarios.