16 May 2012 | 17:34
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HSBC Bank plc has announced that its ELDA Asia Opportunity structured deposit product, originally on sale until 1st of March will be closed one week early due to sustained customer demand.
This capital protected product, linked to indices in Malaysia, Hong Kong and Taiwan attracts a potential return of 6.50% per annum on the amount deposited. The last day of sale will be Friday 24th of February.
"Our structured products are an excellent way for customers to potentially earn additional return. In today’s unstable economic environment, the added safety of an investment with a fully guaranteed capital makes our ELDA and MTN products a very attractive proposition," says Paul Steel, Head of Retail Banking and Wealth Management for HSBC Malta.
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