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  • Collateralized loan obligations are experiencing a revival in 2010 after hitting its lowest issuance volume in more than a decade last year.
  • Investec Structured Products has rolled out the FTSE 100 Deposit Growth Plan, a five-year product that offers of 100% of growth of the index capped at 62.5% at maturity.
  • Colin Bones, executive director and head of single stock flow trading at UBS in London, has left the firm.
  • London-based derivatives and securities dealer Conduit Capital Markets has hired two senior structured product officials in new roles.
  • Fixed income asset manager Highland Capital Management is plotting the launch of a long/short credit hedge fund, possibly for later this year. The Dallas-headquartered firm, which has USD24.1 billion under management, intends the market neutral fund to invest in distressed debt and collateralized loan obligation securities.
  • Indonesia was planning to bar the sale of derivatives to retail markets in response to the alleged mis-selling of products that soured on Lehman Brothers' failure. [Since then, Indonesia has implemented the ban (DW, 7/17) and announced its intentions to further tighten the noose by banning offshore structured product providers from selling to retail investors (DW, 1/7).]