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投资者Losing Interest In Distressed Debt

Investors have suddenly lost interest in distressed debt, according to a survey commissioned by Macquarie Capital, Bingham McCutchen and Debtwire, reports Globe and Mail.

    Investors have suddenly lost interest in distressed debt, according to a survey commissioned byMacquarie Capital,Bingham McCutchenandDebtwire. The survey found that nearly 80% of respondents—which includes hedge funds and proprietary traders—do not plan to boost the debt proportion of their portfolio. Investors now appear to be turning to common shares, convertible bonds and preferred mezzanine debt, which have not been in such favor since 2008. Part of the reason for the change, saidFord Phillips, managing director at Macquarie, is that because of rising asset prices in 2010, investors will have to take more aggressive risk positions to secure higher yields.

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