The market for structured products in the context of inflation

The article presents the structured products market in Poland in the context of profit from completed investments in structured products. Gross profit and yearly net profit were delimited from completed structured products in years 2000-2013. Profit from structured products was listed with inflation and the average annual interest rate on deposits for a period of 12 months. The best and worst in terms of gross profit, described in detail, structured product completed on the polish capital market in years 2000-2013. Structured products as defined by the Warsaw Stock Exchange are financial instruments whose price is dependent on the value of a specific market index (eg exchange of shares or baskets of shares, stock exchange indices, exchange rates). They are issued by financial institutions, mostly banks or brokerage houses. The issuer of a structured product undertakes in relation to the buyer (investor) at maturity of the instrument to pay the settlement amount calculated according to a specific pattern.