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"What is the difference between distressed and opportunistic credit?
Dedicated distressed credit funds have almost 'disappeared' and been replaced by opportunistic credit or 'special situations' funds which typically target a much less cyclical opportunity set that is less dependent on a default cycle while retaining flexibility to invest in bankruptcy and restructuring scenarios."
"It may be helpful to think of opportunistic credit as an investment in dislocation. Put simply, it's a strategy that seeks to capitalize on periodic disruptions across public and private credit markets that can cause assets to become mispriced."
Take a look at these articles below, and you will notice how many companies are currently restructuring their debt and moving into opportunistic credit.
© Goldilocks
https://www.frontieradvisors.com.au
The Frontier Line - The 'new' state of distressed and opportunistic credit
https://www.alliancebernstein.com
Opportunity Knocks: Investing in Dislocation | AB - AllianceBernstein
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/browse-edgar?company=&filenum=812-15468&action=getcompany
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