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Fixed Income Arbitrage is a strategy employed by Hedge Funds to capitalize on pricing discrepancies between different fixed income securities. This strategy involves buying and selling fixed income securities with the aim of profiting from the difference in prices. The strategy is based on the idea that fixed income securities with similar characteristics should have similar prices. By taking advantage of pricing discrepancies, Hedge Funds can generate returns with minimal risk. Fixed Income Arbitrage strategies can be employed in a variety of markets, including government bonds, corporate bonds, mortgage-backed securities, and other debt instruments. The strategy is often used to capitalize on short-term pricing discrepancies, as well as to take advantage of longer-term trends in the fixed income markets. Some of the major players in the Fixed Income Arbitrage market include Bridgewater Associates, Citadel LLC, Two Sigma Investments, and AQR Capital Management. Show Less Read more