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What is a Structured Note?
An investment linked to a selected asset, with the terms, returns and conditions set before you invest.
You invest for a set period
Every note has a fixed term, usually six to twenty four months, agreed at the start.
The market moves
Your return depends on how the linked asset performs against the levels set on day one.
You receive your outcome
Income, a maturity payment, or the underlying asset itself, depending on the note.
Which structure fits
your goal?
Protect Capital
Capital-Protected Notes
Market exposure with full or partial capital protection at maturity.
Generate Income
Reverse Convertible Notes
Defined, enhanced returns with conditional downside protection on an asset you like.
Maximize Growth
Growth Participation Notes
Amplified upside in an asset, index or theme you believe in, with more return for the same investment.
Enhance Returns
Credit-Linked Notes
Higher potential returns than the entity's own debt, for taking on similar credit risk.
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Ten compete for yours.
Instead of relying on the terms offered by a single bank, Tanami allows you to compare
pricing across multiple leading issuers, on every structure you request.
Build around the markets
you already follow
Stocks
Indices
Commodities
Currencies and rates
Custom baskets
Your structure,
priced by every bank.
Choose your market, your objective and your parameters. We take that single request to multiple leading banks and bring back competing terms.
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Questions About Structured Notes
How protection works, when coupons pay, what happens at maturity, and what it costs.
What is a structured note?
A structured note is an investment that combines a bond-like component with a derivative, allowing it to offer defined outcomes — such as capital protection, an enhanced coupon, or geared upside — based on the performance of an underlying asset, index, or reference entity.
Is my capital guaranteed?
It depends on the structure. Capital-Protected Notes offer full or partial protection at maturity regardless of market performance. Other structures — like Reverse Convertibles and Growth Participation Notes — protect principal only above a defined barrier; below it, you take on the underlying's downside.
Are these products capital-guaranteed by a government scheme?
No. Any protection offered is contractual, from the issuing institution — not insured by a deposit protection or investor compensation scheme. Returns and protection are only as reliable as the issuer's own credit standing.
How do these differ from just buying the underlying asset directly?
Structured notes let you define your risk-return profile upfront — trading some upside for protection, or accepting some downside risk for an enhanced fixed coupon — rather than taking the asset's full, undefined risk and return.