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Avenue Capital raises billion dollar European special situations fund
4 hours ago
New York-headquartered Avenue Capital Group held the final close of a new European special situations fund with more than USD 1bn in commitments -
AnaCap to buy €177 million Italian loan book from Barclays
7 years ago
AnaCap Financial Partners has agreed to purchase a €177 million portfolio of Italian performing and non-performing loans from Barclays -
Experienced credit analyst leaves Bain's distressed team in London
7 years ago
Bain has been one of the most active asset managers in the distressed credit space in recent years, but sources say that it has suffered a setback with an experienced credit analyst said to have left in recent weeks -
Pimco casts an eye on mid-market loans for new $1 billion credit fund
8 years ago
Fresh details have emerged on a new corporate credit fund being launched by Pimco, which sources say could reach $1 billion. -
Crestline confirms Tenax team hire, as reported in Creditflux
8 years ago
Crestline Investors has confirmed that it has hired a team from Tenax Credit for its new European office, as first reported in Creditflux -
Former UBS big hitter steps backs from role at Sound Point
8 years ago
A credit industry veteran, who served as a leading figure at UBS, has parted company with New York-based Sound Point Capital Management where he was a portfolio manager -
Pension funds allocate to new KKR direct lending and distressed funds
9 years ago
It may be late in the year but KKR Credit is making progress in its bid to launch second generation credit funds. -
Octagon launches its first fund to target distressed and structured credit
9 years ago
Long-time CLO manager Octagon Credit Investors has this month diversified its business by launching a new commingled credit fund. -
Distressed specialist SVP eyes mid-market after raising $1.6 billion
9 years ago
Distressed debt manager SVP Global has announced the final close of Strategic Value Special Situations Fund III, a $1.56 billion fund. The firm is the latest distressed credit specialist to add another fund to its platform in 2014 -
Calpers joins US pension fund charge towards distressed debt
9 years ago
US pension funds continue to put money to work in distressed debt strategies with California Public Employees' Retirement System among the institutions that are allocating towards new distressed funds -
Miami manager earns $50 million for new mid-market loan fund
9 years ago
A credit manager has earned $50 million from a regular client for a mid-market credit fund -
Large credit manager raises $700 million for new distressed debt fund
9 years ago
A large credit manager has been highly productive in the last month after adding a $1 billion-plus CLO to its collection and holding a first close of $700 million on a new special situation fund -
Self-help boosts distressed credit
10 years ago
Corporate distressed credit hedge funds posted strong returns again in November, as managers branched out from their core strategy -
Default rate falls dramatically
14 years ago
Defaults amongst corporates and financials noticeably slowed in September, and increased only mildly in October -
Bondholders say Wind Hellas is trying to wipe them out
14 years ago
Bondholders in a Greek telecoms company are furious over what they see as the company’s efforts to subordinate their interests to those of equity holders -
Growing consensus sees lower default peak
14 years ago
Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Fitch and Moody’s have all recently lowered their high yield default projections -
New global default rate measure shows negligible corporate defaults
15 years ago
New global default rate measure shows negligible corporate defaults -
Analysts raise default predictions
15 years ago
Analysts raise default predictions -
Distressed buyers make gains on financial bonds
15 years ago
Distressed buyers make gains on financial bonds -
Telecoms and retail dominate defaults
15 years ago
The total defaulted debt in February was nearly $21.3 billion. This compares to January's total of $14 billion after the defaults of Qimonda, Smurfit-Stone and Contech late in the month. So far in 2009, telecoms and retail have seen the largest total defaults. At the time of going to press, the largest default in February was that of retailer Spectrum Brands, which filed for chapter 11 on 3 February, with $4.4 billion outstanding. -
Borrowers pay rising price for covenant waivers
15 years ago
Borrowers pay rising price for covenant waivers -
Debt holders split on foam maker’s loans
15 years ago
Debt holders split on foam maker’s loans -
Calyon loses more structured credit staff and others face redundancy
15 years ago
Departures from Calyon’s structured credit business moved up a gear in April, with a series of high profile defections and position shuffling -
Natixis makes several hires for ABS correlation push
16 years ago
Natixis CIB is in the process of building a new ABS correlation desk in London and has hired Karolina Kalkantara to the platform as a trader from Bank of America -
Credit fund moves to Aladdin
17 years ago
Credit fund moves to Aladdin
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