Listing Structured Products at the Swiss Stock Exchange
Exchange trading opens a wide audience for issuers of structured products. By listing structured products on the Swiss Stock Exchange, issuers can not only expand their distribution channels, but do so rapidly.
In fact, if a product is submitted today, it will be ready to trade on the exchange tomorrow. For structured product issuers and traders, this unlocks opportunity by making it possible to invest in short-term market expectations and react quickly to trends.
Private investors can also benefit from access to new asset classes and markets previously reserved for institutional investors, and from high liquidity even in turbulent times.
Market Activity
Discover all the products listed and traded on SIX Swiss Exchange.
Listing Procedure
Structured products listing on the Swiss Stock Exchange is fast and efficient, allowing issuers and traders to be agile and react swiftly to market trends.
Thanks to high automation across the value chain, a product submitted to SIX can be traded on the exchange the very next day.
Products are listed according to five categories:
- leverage products
- capital protection products
- yield enhancement products
- participation products
- investment products with reference entities
Each of these are further subdivided into individual product types according to the categorization model of the Swiss Structured Products Association (SSPA).
Monthly Reports
The most important trends for structured products currently in the market, all in one place.
Check on turnover for leverage, capital protection, yield enhancement and participation products, plus trading volumes, number of trades, issuer rankings and more.
Resources
Symbols
Every financial instrument listed for trading on SIX needs amongst other identifiers a so called valor symbol (a unique value). This is an alphanumeric code consisting of maximally 6 characters. Well known symbols are "ROG", "NESN", etc.
Valor Symbols for Structured Products
Since June 2016 structured products require a symbol with 6 alpha-numeric characters allowing a simple, clearly visible distinction from other asset classes. The symbol must fulfill the following requirements:
- Chosen symbol ends on the specific (combination of) letter(s) dedicated to the respective issuer (see dedicated symbol pools below).
- Chosen symbol is still free and not yet used by a different tradable instrument.
- Chosen symbol does not end on "X" (reserved for XBTR securities).
Issuers can request a dedicated symbol pool via mail.
Dedicated Symbol Pools
| Issuer | Symbol Ending |
|---|---|
| Banque Cantonale Vaudoise | BC |
| Basler Kantonalbank | KB |
| BNP Paribas | BP |
| Commerzbank | CB |
| Cornèr Bank Lugano | CBL |
| Credit Suisse | CS |
| Deutsche Bank | DB |
| EFG International | FG |
| HSBC Trinkaus & Burkhardt AG | HS |
| Bank J. Safra Sarasin | JS |
| Bank Julius Bär & Co. AG | JB |
| Leonteq Securities AG | TQ |
| Luzerner Kantonalbank AG | LK |
| Neue Helvetische Bank | HB |
| Notenstein La Roche Privatbank AG | NP |
| Raiffeisen | RCH |
| Société Générale | SG |
| UBS | U |
| Bank Vontobel AG | V |
| Zürcher Kantonalbank | Z |
| Other issuers | SP |
The Swiss Stock Exchange publishes the Crypto Products Report on a monthly basis as well as the yearly report once a year. The report provides detailed figures about the development of the crypto products as well as information on trading activity, trends and changes in this segment to investors, market participants and the interested public. All reports are available here.