Wondering if anyone has any color on how Sculptor is viewed today within the industry? Particularly the fundamental equity team? My understanding is they focus on L/S and can invest over mult-year time horizons
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Credit is definitely their strong suit as the new head of the firm came up through the ranks on that side. They will be fairly active in event-driven situations, post re-org equities, and do have a more fundamental team as well. Their true strength is more event-driven though.
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