Structured Note Loss Lawyers
Did You Suffer Serious Investor Losses in JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return?
If you suspect that you unsuitably recommended and sold JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return (SPGCCLP) and you sustained serious investment losses, you may be able to file a Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) lawsuit against your broker-dealer if alleged brokerage firm negligence or fraud was involved. This particular structured product is a complex, illiquid investment and too risky for most retail customers, including conservative retirees and inexperienced investors. It may even be unsuitable for some high-net-worth investors, depending on their financial goals, risk tolerance level, age, and investment portfolio.
Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas (investorlawyers.com) continue to investigate investor losses involving JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return. We represent retail investors, high-net-worth investors, and institutional investors.
What Is the JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return?
This structured product offers a benchmark for crude oil’s investment performance. For many investors, JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return presents the possibility to earn Contingent Interest Payments at an above-market rate in the event that the underlying asset closes at or above a certain threshold on specific periodic observation dates. There are, however, certain risks, such as potentially no payments on some review dates or the possibility that an investor could lose part of or their entire principal. Visit Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return for more information.
There is growing concern that JPMorgan Chase Auto Callable Contingent Interest Notes Linked to the S&P GSCI® Crude Oil Index Excess Return may have been unsuitably recommended to certain customers, including retail investors, senior investors, and wealthy investors. Some JPMorgan customers are even alleging that the risks were misrepresented to them.
What Is A Structured Note?
A structured product is a prepackaged investment that includes at least one derivative along with more traditional investments, such as a stock, currencies, commodities, or a basket of securities. Its assets are usually linked to interest. Payoff from this type of investment typically comes from the performance of at least one of the underlying assets.
Created by investment banks, there are different types of structured notes. This complex product can be challenging even for brokers to understand, which makes it easy for them to make misrepresentations and omissions when marketing a structured note to customers.
Not all structured products are off-limits to retail customers. In fact, these investments may offer them access to derivatives and the possibility of a higher yield than what they could earn from a more traditional investment. Other potential benefits, depending on the structured note, can include the opportunity to make unconventional bets to try for certain outcomes or limited losses in return for limited gains.
Brokers will often charge higher commissions and fees for selling structured products to investors.
Some of the risks that may impact a structured note and could lead to investor losses are:
· Market risk, should underlying derivative experience volatility.
· Low-to-no liquidity, which can make these investments hard to buy or sell.
· A high default risk.
· Lack of transparency.
· Unsecured debt, which can be a credit risk.
· the risk of an investor losing part or all of their principal.
Why Work With Our Seasoned Structured Note Loss Lawyers?
Our main focus at Shepherd Smith Edwards and Kantas is to help investors pursue damages from broker-dealers and their financial advisors. When you hire our knowledgeable structured product loss lawyers, you are retaining the services of an entire team of skilled legal professionals with a solid understanding of complex, risky investments. With over a century’s worth of combined experience working in securities law and, previously, in the brokerage industry, we have recovered many millions of dollars for investors in FINRA arbitration, mediation, and litigation.
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