The performance of structured products is often tied to specific indices, meaning that the returns you receive will depend on how those underlying investments perform.
One of the most attractive features of structured products is the potential for capital protection. This means that, depending on the product's design, you may be able to receive back your initial investment (or a defined portion thereof) at maturity, even if the underlying asset does not perform well.
Please note: Not all products are capital protected in all circumstances, there is the potential for loss on some of the products if the market falls more than a certain percentage. This is product specific and will be defined in the product-related term sheet.
For more information, please refer to the Clarity website.