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  • Variations on reverse convertible bonds are holding investor interest in one of the most popular retail structured products of last year, officials said last week at the Structured Products Association conference in New York.
  • RBC Capital Markets has hired Paula Pandolfino, a former credit marketer at Barclays Capital and Deutsche Bank, as a director to lead distribution of structured products into Italy.
  • The Bank of Korea has eased guidelines surrounding collateralized debt obligation deals sold locally and this is expected to speed up transactions.
  • Merrill Lynch reportedly has hired Hamish Cameron, a director at UBS, and Michael Ondruska, an associate at Morgan Stanley, to add to its derivatives solutions group in New York.
  • RBC Capital Markets has hit the road with a USD1.5 billion high-grade collateralized debt obligation, which allows it to substitute deteriorating credits.
  • Morgan Stanley has lost a clutch of structured credit officials in Asia and Europe.
  • Gregory Zerzan, who joined the trade association last week in the new role of counsel and head of global public policy, threw a thought into the leftfield which triggered some lively break-time conversation.
  • The year-end 2005 Market Survey, noted notional principal outstanding volume of CDS grew 39% to USD17.3 trillion. Interest-rate derivatives grew almost 16% to USD213.2 trillion year-on-year while equity derivatives outstanding grew 34% to USD5.6 trillion.
  • The US's red-hot hybrid capital securities market was knocked sideways this week when the National Association of Insurance Commissioners, which regulates how insurance companies invest, suddenly and inexplicably decided to redesignate one of the most debt-like structures as common equity.
  • Research published last week by Merrill Lynch, claiming that Icelandic banks were relying on front-loaded funding which made them particularly vulnerable to shifts in confidence, continued to plague the country's financial sector this week.
  • BayernLB, DZ Bank and HSH Nordbank have closed its Eu250m term loan for Kaupthing Bank. It should be signed in Copenhagen today (Friday).