AltmanÆs vintage year for distressed is slightly corked

Nov 16, 2009

The quivering heaps of toxic debt are being alleviated by government stimulus and unprecedented liquidity.

It's a case of reverse schadenfreude as distressed managers feel cheated by the financial market recovery and the liquidity boom sours their well. While most hedge funds and asset management firms are quietly or massively bullish, the distressed-investing community is crying out for a prolongation of distressed-asset opportunities, to allow them to put newly raised funds to work.

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