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# Structured Products in DeFi

[Structured Products](https://www.investopedia.com/articles/optioninvestor/07/structured_products.asp) are financial instruments wherein different derivatives like options, perpetual, bonds, and interest rate products are combined into a single product to achieve non-traditional return configurations.

DeFi composability is a similar phenomenon wherein different tokens, tokenized derivatives, vaults, pools, and protocols can interface with each other in a permissionless manner to build entirely new products.

Innovation of structured products in DeFi will enable a range of risk configurations for different segments of investors. Products can be personalized to suit the investor’s goals and aspirations. This will welcome the higher participation of HNIs, FOs & institutions in DeFi LP provisioning.


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