A Reverse Equity Linked Note (RELN) is a structured note with embedded derivatives, designed for investors who want to sell a stock at a price 3–5% higher than the current market price but are not in a hurry to sell and are willing to wait if the target price has not been reached. While waiting, the RELN provides cash returns during the holding period.
Currently, RELNs offer an average annual return of around 4–12%, depending on the selected underlying stock, with a tenor of 1–3 months. This makes RELN an effective tool for generating income while waiting to sell stocks at a desired price.
Invest in Reverse Equity-Linked Notes (RELN) with Bualuang Securities. Investors can place RELN orders in real time by selecting their preferred stock price—no need to wait until end of day. Contracts can be custom-designed with a minimum investment of THB 3 million. Investors may also request early termination (unwind) before maturity with no fees.
Customize the contract by specifying the desired selling price or strike price, either as a percentage of the market price or as a fixed price (THB) aligned with on-board prices—matching your selling strategy.
Choose underlying stocks from the SET50, known for strong fundamentals and high liquidity, with investment values starting from THB 3 million, enabling confident planning.
If the stock price rises above the strike price, it is effectively as if you sold the stock at your target price—with no commission, while also receiving cash returns.
Customize the contract by specifying the desired selling price or strike price, either as a percentage of the market price or as a fixed price (THB) aligned with on-board prices—matching your selling strategy.
Choose underlying stocks from the SET50, known for strong fundamentals and high liquidity, with investment values starting from THB 3 million, enabling confident planning.
If the stock price rises above the strike price, it is effectively as if you sold the stock at your target price—with no commission, while also receiving cash returns.
Note: This product is for Institutional investors and High Net Worth investors only, as in Announcement by the SEC.
Please understand the product’s features, return conditions, and risk before making an investment decision.
Important Notice: Investors in Structured Notes expose to risk of losing all or part of their investment if there is no principal protection or less than 100% principal protection of the investment. Structured Notes are the notes with higher risks or greater complexity than ordinary debentures, and they differ from direct investments in the underlying assets. This may result in the price of such notes exhibiting different fluctuations from underlying prices. Therefore, investors should thoroughly understand the terms of return and carefully consider the potential risks before making investment decisions. Please review the information and details provided in the factsheet or seek additional advice from your investment consultant.
Start Investing in Structured Notes Easily, Available for institutional and high-net-worth investors as defined by the SEC. Just open a securities trading account — quick and easy approval.
1. Prepare your ID card to fill in your information.
2. Apply for a securities account through various channels. See how to Click
• Wealth Connex app / AomWise app / www.bualuang.co.th
• Bualuang Securities branch
3. Open a Structured Note account by submitting: A copy of your ID card and Proof of high-net-worth investor status, as in Announcement by the SEC. See more Click
4. Submit your documents to your investment advisor and wait for email approval.
5. Start investing in Structured Notes by contacting your advisor to design a product that fits your investment style.
Minimum investment starts at 3,000,000 Baht.
Investors can select a Strike Level ranging from 100% to 115% of the market price, depending on the volatility of the underlying stock.
Contract durations start from 1 week, or between 1 to 3 months.
Foreign investors will receive NVDR(-R) shares by default.
If the stock rises significantly above the Strike Price, the investor will receive cash as if the stock was sold at that Strike Price, potentially lower than the market. However, if the Strike aligns with the investor’s target price, the risk may be acceptable.
