Hedge Funds Underdogs
by Editor
Credit Hedge Funds continue to be the underdogs of the hedge fund world. However, institutional investors should not ignore them as they offer a unique risk/reward proposition.
Today’s credit spreads are pricing in a combination of recession risk, higher defaults and lack of liquidity. So, is it time for institutional investors to run for the door and ignore Credit Hedge Funds? Definitively NOT if you are in for the long run!
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First Gracie Credit, now Claren Road is cashing in.
Claren Road's partners are cashing in as the Carlyle Group has agreed to buy a majority stake in the New
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Investing in Yuan Credit
China has recently relaxed the rules to allow foreign firms to issue Yuan denominated
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$30bio in Long/Short Credit funds
Investors have invested over $30billion across 35 established Long/Short Credit Funds. This is the largest allocation to credit hedge funds after distressed credit. The universe of long/short credit managers continues Read More »
Hedge Funds avoid Eurobillions lottery
High volatility in sovereign credit markets should be very good for credit hedge funds. However fund managers are avoiding playing the Eurobillions credit lottery this November. We are too close to Read More »
Lippmann is back with LibreMax
The launch of a new Structured Products credit hedge fund should not excite anyone. However, investors are going to closely monitor LibreMax Capital. Greg Lippmann, a key founder is among Read More »
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