The road to convergence

- Robert Benson
- 01 Oct 2004

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When is a fund manager not a fund manager? When he is a derivatives trader. The structured products and equity derivatives businesses of investment banks have slowly but surely been acting more and more like fund managers. Not content with simply providing the underlying derivatives behind structured products, the derivatives trading houses have increasingly been creating products themselves, usually within a fund wrapper, for direct or indirect distribution to retail and institutional investors

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