Serving the credit funds

Hedge funds initially used default swaps for simple hedging. Now, credit arbitrage is de rigueur, and it is inspiring dealers to reassess and restructure their own businesses in response

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Credit hedge fund managers used to feel like wallflowers at a dance: while equity funds had various strategies such as merger arbitrage and long-short to express their views, credit investors were frustrated by their inability to exploit the rhythms of the market. But credit derivatives have changed all that. Increases in default swap liquidity has encouraged hedge funds to start selling credit protection, either as part of a more complex strategy, or outright. “Existing hedge funds have

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