Structured certificates tied to US stocks to debut on SGX-ST

It will make its debut on 2 December.

Societe Generale launched a new series of Structured Certificates (SCs) linked to US equity stocks on the SGX Securities Market, marking a first in Asia.

The issuer group will list the Structured Certificates on the SGX-ST on December 2, featuring US stocks, including Magnificent Seven stocks such as Nvidia and Tesla.

Linked to single US stocks, the certificates have a 1-year maturity. They are not considered deposits with Société Générale.

The SCs are considered Specified Investment Products, meaning investors must have substantial knowledge or experience to trade them.

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