Alternative investment manager launches DCM group
Alternative investment management firm has today announced the formation of a debt capital markets group, according to a press release
My guess is that the vacuum of credit will pull almost anyone in the business, including asset managers, into creating an investment bank. Bulge bracket has little relevance in these times, as it is automatically associated with TBTF...
Why is it more feasible for an asset manager to become a capital markets placement specialist today than it was a year ago? Is it a viable business model? What's new? How many other managers have successfully gone down this route, in this cycle and the previous?
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Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 15 years ago [2009-04-14 16:15:41]