CREDIT

Corporate Credit: This involves investments in the debt of established companies. This could be in the form of bonds or loans, and offers a fixed return to investors.

Structured Credit: This includes investments in complex financial instruments that pool debt and sell tranches to investors, including collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and collateralized loan obligations (CLOs).

Distressed Credit: This involves investing in the debt of companies that are nearing or in bankruptcy. These investments can be high risk, but also offer the potential for high returns if the company’s financial situation improves.

Asset-Backed Securities: These are investments in securities that are backed by a pool of assets, typically loans, leases, or receivables.

Real Estate Debt: This involves providing debt financing for commercial real estate projects. This can include senior loans, mezzanine debt, or bridge loans.

Trade Finance: This involves providing financing to support international trade, including import/export financing and supply chain finance.

Private Credit: This involves providing loans to private companies that are typically not able to access traditional forms of financing. These loans can offer higher returns and the opportunity to negotiate favorable terms.