KUALA LUMPUR: With the progressive liberalisation of structured investment products by Bank Negara, banks are beginning to take greater interest in such products to increase their revenue base.
The central bank's move last year to lower the minimum allowable investment size of these products from RM1mil to RM250,000 has enabled banks to introduce different types of structured products that invest in various asset classes, like offshore stocks, commodities and foreign currencies.
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