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Recovery Slows Hedge Fund DIP Financing

Recovery has hampered hedge funds that provide debtor-in possession loans to bankrupt companies.


Blogs & Commentary

So You Want to Become a Quant?
There are a number of ways would-be quants can acquire the right skills to succeed.

Go With the Flow: Economies Can Keep On Growing Even If Credit Doesn’t
During the go-go years of the credit boom, too much debt was accumulated. Now it’s payback time, but the pain may not be as great as many fear.

Hedge Fund Bonus Days Are Here Again
Hedge fund managers are drinking deep from the bonus trough once more.


More Stories

  • Africa Israel Investments Sweetens Restructuring Deal
    Israeli entrepreneur Lev Leviev preserves his property empire with a complex debt renegotiation at Africa Israel. “Leviev is keeping control of Africa Israel, and the company’s future is no longer in doubt,” asserts Shay Lipman, an analyst at Tel Aviv–based firm Israel Brokerage & Investments.

  • This Month In Finance
    Finance industry news briefs compiled by Institutional Investor’s Newsletters division.

  • The Preferred Stock Puzzle
    Banks that had big losses and were bailed out should, in theory, have suspended preferred-stock dividends. They didn’t, creating a value play — and confounding notions of capital structure.

  • Venture Capital’s Early Pioneers
    From its initial days in the late 1950s to the early 1970s, venture capital was managed by a handful of industry barons with the cash to be the first movers.