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Distressed debt hedge funds circle private credit as dislocation opportunity builds
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Distressed Hedge Funds “Circle” Private Credit: A New Cycle of Opportunity Emerges:
(HedgeCo.Net) — A familiar playbook is beginning to unfold across global credit markets—and some of the most experienced distressed debt investors are already positioning themselves for what they believe could be one of the most compelling opportunity sets since the aftermath of the Global Financial Crisis. Firms such as Strategic Value Partners and other distressed specialists are increasingly turning their attention to private credit, where ea…
Investors specializing in buying assets in distress at very low prices see the fall in private credit as their biggest opportunity since the 2008 financial crisis. These funds, which are often invested in companies with impaired balance sheets, but with viable underlying businesses, have been relegated for a decade as markets rise, but now bet to earn money with tensions in private credit. “The biggest opportunity since 2008,” said Victor Khosla…
For a decade, as markets rose, funds that specialize in buying distressed assets at bargain prices were largely sidelined. Now they are back, betting… “Vulture Funds”: They resent the nickname but see a new “bigger opportunity” than 2008 - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Investors specializing in seizing assets in distress at bargain prices believe that the private credit crisis represents their best chance since the crisis...
Distressed debt hedge funds circle private credit as dislocation opportunity builds
Distressed debt hedge funds, including Strategic Value Partners, are positioning for a potential wave of opportunities in private credit, with several managers describing current conditions as the most compelling setup since the 2008 financial crisis, according to a report by the Financial Times. Specialist investors, traditionally focused on acquiring stressed and undervalued assets, are increasingly targeting cracks emerging in private credit …
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