NatWest Int Personal Banking launches Navigator issue 8

Author: Professional Adviser
Professional Adviser | 22 Sep 2011 | 08:00

Categories: Structured Products

Topics: NatWest| RBS

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NatWest International Personal Banking (IPB) has launched the 8th Navigator International account, designed to capture growth in bull and bear markets.

Sold through its International wealth management service, the five-year structured deposit account tracks the performance of the RBS UK Navigator Index. Return on the Navigator International account is 100% of the growth in the RBS UK Navigator Index after five years with a minimum deposit of £10,000.

Dave Isley, head of NatWest IPB, said: “Navigator International is a dynamic account aiming for growth, regardless of the market conditions, offering customers the potential to make a positive return in both rising and falling markets.

“We understand our customers value the ability to save in new areas, but still have capital protection in place and the Navigator International account gives them the opportunity to benefit from the market conditions with the comfort of knowing their initial deposit is protected.”

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