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Index Certificates are financial instruments resulting participation rate movements in an underlying asset 1:1 (one to one). 1:1 is an expression that describes the instrument exactly follows the underlying asset movements. For this reason, called index certificates sometimes also for trackers.
Index Certificates have a limited life and example of the underlying assets are equities, indices, commodities or currencies.
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Index Certificates (up): Rising underlying |
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Index Certificates (down): Falling underlying |
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Unlimited participation in the development of the underlying |
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Reflects underlying price moves 1:1 (adjusted by conversion ratio and any related fees) |
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Risk comparable to a direct investment |
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Fees generally in the form of management fees or through the retention of payouts attributable to the underlying during the lifetime of the product |
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| If you want to learn more about this instrument, you can do it at www.ndx.se/education/. |
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