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30 June 2008 - Tara Loader Wilkinson

Morgan Stanley targets over-sold sectors with new structured products

Morgan Stanley, the US investment bank, has launched four structured products in the UK with a view to attracting investors to markets that have suffered sharp declines.

Two of the products offer access to UK commercial property and Asia ex-Japan equity. Both markets have suffered dramatic declines this year.

In addition, the FTSE Capital Plus and FTSE Protected Growth products are more traditional structured products for the UK market, offering exposure to UK equity in the medium to long term.

The plans have minimum investments of £3,000 and are open for direct investment, stocks and shares ISA investments and transfers of existing ISAs.

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