Bottom of the iceberg
16m
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PenderFund
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Welcome to Part Three of this six-part series on investing in stressed and distressed debt in which Parul Garg and Geoff Castle cover the complexities of stressed and distressed credit investing, the risks and rewards, the current opportunity and their history and experience in this area.
Highlights
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Capital priority for credit investors—a key advantage over equity investors.
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What it really takes to be a great distressed credit investor.
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Why distressed credit is an all-weather investing strategy.
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Ideal asset allocation to distressed credit in a balanced portfolio for enhanced long-term returns.
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