Definition
Structured investment products, or SIPs, are types of investments that meet specific investor needs with a customized product mix. SIPs typically include the use of derivatives. They are often created by investment banks for hedge funds, organizations, or the retail client mass market. SIPs are distinct from a systematic investment plan (SIP), in which investors make regular and equal payments int
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