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Franklin Templeton reorganises long-short credit fund team
6 years ago
Asset manager Franklin Templeton Investments will make changes to the portfolio managers for the Franklin K2 Long Short Credit funds, effective from October -
Michigan pension commits over $300 million to credit
6 years ago
State of Michigan Retirement System has earmarked $302 million for new commitments to credit during the period April to June 2019, according to a document seen by Creditflux. -
Texas pension to lift direct lending budget to $250 million
6 years ago
Texas County & District Retirement System (TCDRS) is considering investment in a number of direct lending funds, with existing and new managers, according to documents seen by Creditflux -
Thomas Cook looks set to fly solo as default in outgoing Crossover series 31
6 years ago
The Determinations Committee has accepted a request to rule on whether Thomas Cook Group has triggered a bankruptcy credit event, after the UK-based travel company filed for chapter 15 protection in New York -
Black Diamond hires veteran distressed debt specialist
6 years ago
Black Diamond Capital Management has appointed a senior ex-BlueMountain distressed debt specialist to its team in Greenwich, Connecticut -
MacKay Shields integrates CVP's loan team while spinning out distressed debt
6 years ago
MacKay Shields has spun out the distressed debt business of Credit Value Partners and focus resources on CVP’s leveraged loan platform -
Texas pension awards $250 million to US lending fund
6 years ago
Texas County & District Retirement System has awarded $250 million to a special situations fund managed by Silver Point Capital. The commitment will sit in its direct lending bucket -
Lenders DIP their hands in pockets
The DIP financing market is growing, with $12.3 billion of supply through the first six months of the year. Almost all of this debt has been swallowed by existing lenders keen to maintain relationships.6 years ago -
Credit funds at a glance
6 years ago
A round-up of fundraising and people moves in credit -
Fund performance
6 years ago
A round-up of fund performance -
Texas pension awards $150 million to first distressed debt commitment this year
6 years ago
Texas County & District Retirement System (TCDRS) has awarded $150 million to global distressed debt fund, Davidson Kempner Long-Term Distressed Opportunities Fund V -
Texas pension to invest up to $225 million in distressed debt
6 years ago
Investment consultant Cliffwater recommends an annual commitment of up to $225 million in distressed debt to Texas County & District Retirement System (TCDRS), according to documents seen by Creditflux -
Boston-based pension backs Searchlight distressed fund
6 years ago
Cambridge Retirement System, the $1.27 billion pension fund, has committed $150 million to Searchlight Capital Partners III during the second semester of 2019, according to documents seen by Creditflux. -
CIFC preps inaugural distressed debt fund
6 years ago
The New York-based firm is the latest in a line of managers to have begun fundraising for an inaugural distressed debt fund -
Healthcare hits top of US critical list in slower month
June was the first month in a long while in which healthcare brought the greatest number of US bankruptcies, but the largest single debtor was Legacy Reserves, an oil and gas company6 years ago -
Direct lenders brace themselves for distressed opportunities
6 years ago
Credit managers are launching distressed vehicles with a twist by narrowing their focus down to the direct lending market. -
Sound Point swaps evergreen fund for drawdown
6 years ago
Sound Point Capital Management is dropping its evergreen distressed debt fund in favour of a vehicle that will employ a drawdown structure, as is customary for distressed strategies. -
Fund performance: Mercury rises as does credit fund performance
A round-up of fund performance6 years ago -
Carlyle switches to corp structure as credit portfolio grows 31%
6 years ago
Carlyle Group is set to become a full C corporation, moving away from its publicly traded partnership structure, amid global credit portfolio growing 31% year-on-year, according to the investment firm’s 2019 Q2 results -
BlackRock launches $2 billion coporate credit fund with special situations remit
6 years ago
BlackRock has closed its flagship opportunistic credit fund, Global Credit Opportunities, with $2 billion capital commitments -
BlueMountain lands senior credit trader in New York
6 years ago
BlueMountain has hired an experienced trader in New York to cover credit and special situations -
NEPC flags caution on leveraged loans and private credit
6 years ago
Private credit does not provide enough returns for the risk, according to the advisor to institutional investors -
Utah fund set to invest $45 million across Beach Point and Crestline funds
6 years ago
The Utah School & Institutional Trust Fund Office is set to make commitments to credit funds managed by Beach Point Capital Management and Crestline Investors -
Weatherford CDS auction delivers 55.5 cent pay-out to protection buyers
6 years ago
A credit event auction to settle Weatherford International CDS returned a final price of 44.5 cents on the dollar, lower than where bonds had been quoted and meaning a pay-out to protection buyers of 55.5 cents -
Final list of deliverables published for Weatherford CDS auction
6 years ago
There will be 17 notes deliverable into an auction on Thursday to settle Weatherford International CDS, the Americas Determinations Committee has confirmed
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