May 09, 2023
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Opportunistic = equity deals all the way to credit maybe an event mis-priced a business and they see a turnaround. Doesn't necessarily mean distressed.Distress = business is failing, whether that due to its industry, a major lawsuit or the capital structure weighing heavily down on its cash flows.They can be one in the same and from what I know many groups in SS can have a distressed mandate.

 

From speaking with an associate there for a coffee chat, I believe they are more opportunistic than distressed. Generally looking for mispricings and undervalued companies

 

Agree with this, haven't seen them on any actual distressed cases or filings.

 

Bain Special Sits does predominantly i) loan to own on cap stacks where they can solely be in control (whether through tradeable instruments or bilats) so you wont see them in the names that makes the news; ii) financings for stressed/distressed companies. They’ll occasionally take a bite on secondary pull to par trades (ie if the whole market is gapping out).

 

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