Which of the following is TYPICALLY a capital-AT-RISK structured product?
Yield-enhancement products such as ELNs, reverse convertibles and accumulators are typically capital-at-risk, offering no principal floor; the investor can lose part or all of the principal depending on the underlying.
Assuming all structured products carry some capital protection.
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