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  • Falling implied volatility and tighter credit spreads have led to a surge in convertible bond arbitrage activity as funds look to wrap up positions before year-end.
  • The FTSE Hedge index and sub-indices may be used as underlyings for structured products issued in Asia.
  • --Eric Glicksman, a managing director in the equity-linked products division at Wachovia, explaining his views on the growth of patenting in the derivatives market.
  • Gartmore Investment Management is considering whether to offer capital protection on its fund of funds, Perseus.
  • Laurent Sroussi, managing director and deputy head of sales for equity derivatives and structured products for North America at Société Générale in New York, has left the firm.
  • JPMorgan is gearing up to become a regular issuer of retail structured notes in Asia, following a novel credit/equity hybrid note launch in Hong Kong last week.
  • Lehman Brothers has transferred J.S. Kim, senior v.p. in fixed income in Tokyo, to Seoul in preparation for the bank's onshore Korean derivatives launch.
  • Macquarie Bank is gearing up to launch and distribute the first managed synthetic collateralized debt obligation in the growing Aussie retail market in the coming weeks.
  • The number of patents on investment instruments, including derivatives, is growing rapidly and lawyers and bankers are split over whether this will encourage firms to spend more time and money researching new instruments or whether it will prevent the development of liquid markets.
  • Guardians of minor currencies, including the Israeli shekel, Chinese renminbi and most of the European Union accession currencies, are starting to take more of an interest in hedge funds' foreign exchange trading activities because they fear it could put undue pressure on the country's exchange rate.
  • Credit-default swaps on Nextel Communications made a post-election leap when its spread tightened to 90 basis points last week from 150 basis points at the start of October.
  • State Street Global Advisors has set up a novel inflation fund to offer more efficient inflation hedging to pension funds.