Citigroup Credit Primer document 2005

Does anyone have the Citigroup credit primer document, from around 2004/2005, they would be willing to share? Much appreciated if so.

Thanks to PrimeP:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/jyxyn5spyqtdfia/Cr…

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Alternatively, I'd recommend reading Fabozzi's Fixed Income Handbook, Maxwell / Shenkman's Leveraged Financial Markets, and Moyer's Distressed Debt Analysis. If you are specifically looking for primers, all the ratings agencies have HY/loan ones, but I'd also check filesharing platforms like Scribd (e.g. Bear Stearns Leveraged Finance Handbook) or even Course Hero (I've used the latter to look at MBA resume books).

 

Thanks for the detailed response. The document I was looking for has now been found, but I will definitely check out your other recommendations. Distressed debt analysis by Moyer has come up in a lot of my searches, so I'll give that a go too.

 
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