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People sell assets for a variety of reasons. The issue with PC is that especially for senior lending funds the returns are low so you can't really take much of a discount when selling - this means buyers need to pay full prices and use leverage/engineering to get a low teens return...pretty weak.

 
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We have a small sleeve for credit secondaries. It's not usually direct lending, senior-type loans, but more opportunistic credit and special situations stuff that have some more opaque securities in the portfolio that are harder to value. We peeled a special situations fund off at a 30%+ discount for example because no one could really value it (think warrants, structured prefs, etc), but we knew the portfolio because we were in the fund already elsewhere in the firm. Sometimes that's considered "credit secondaries", others not, so your mileage may vary.

 

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