Have read several articles recently pointing to the rapid fall in yields and spreads of sub-investment grade debt due to people essentially yield chasing. Can anyone in or outside the industry comment on how they think credit hedge funds are positioning themselves, and what strategies they might be following, to achieve returns above the prevailing rate of the sub-IG index for example in this climate?
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Individual credit selection.
Not just buying an index.
leverage.
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