YTD Issuance Reaches USD 71.9Bn (+14.3% YoY) as Monthly Volumes Rise to USD 16.84Bn (+6.1% MoM, +2.3% YoY)
Key Highlights
• Underlying Trends: Equity indices remain dominant (€10.2Bn vs €9.28Bn YoY), while rates-linked products gained traction (€3.06Bn vs €2.43Bn); single stocks declined to €2.1Bn (vs €2.8Bn prior month).
• Structure Mix: Single underlyings stable at 64.8% YTD, baskets at 4.1%; worst-of structures remain resilient at 31.1% share.
• Payoff Preferences: Barrier phoenix leads (27%), followed by fixed rate (20.5%); payoff diversification increased to 27.3% (+1ppt).
• Risk & Protection: Capital-protected products +30.5% YoY YTD; knock-in structures represent 42.9% of YTD volume (+2.2% YoY).

Market Overview
The latest data confirms a continued expansion in structured product issuance, with YTD volumes reaching USD 71.9Bn (+14.3% YoY) and a moderate monthly increase to USD 16.84Bn (+6.1% MoM). The market remains anchored in equity index exposure, but the steady rise in interest rate-linked products highlights increasing investor focus on rates as a source of yield and diversification. In contrast, the decline in single-stock issuance (down to €2.1Bn) suggests a partial rotation away from idiosyncratic risk following earlier momentum. Structurally, the market continues to favor yield-enhancing strategies, with barrier phoenix products (27%) and knock-in features (42.9% YTD) remaining core building blocks. At the same time, the strong +30.5% YoY growth in capital-protected products and rising payoff diversification (27.3%) indicate a progressive rebalancing toward more defensive and diversified allocations. Overall, the environment reflects stable issuance growth, increasing rates integration, and a balanced approach between yield generation and risk mitigation.
Methodology & Notes
This report is based on SPi’s proprietary database of structured products distributed in the US. Figures reflect best-effort estimates based on available market data at the time of publication.
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