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July 2005

Hedge funds: Have convertible arbs bottomed out?


Signs of a revival of investor interest in convertible arbitrage hedge fund strategies as funds spot opportunities in a depressed market


Haywood: market now quite
appealing for convertible plays
Hedge funds that invest in convertible bonds have posted their worst performance ever during the first five months of this year, but it could be the right time to get back into the market.

According to Hedge Fund Research, convertible arbitrage funds fell 6.73% on average in 2005 to the end of May. Tremont Capital estimates that in the first quarter of the year, investors withdrew about $1.8 billion from the strategies.

In addition in June a handful of managers admitted defeat. California-based Marin Capital, a convertible bond fund that at one time ran $1.7...


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