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Inside: Mastering the game – a 9-part investment guide to succeeding in distressed strategies, from restructurings to reacting to interest rate changes; Expert analysis from industry leaders; And much more…

The next few months could represent a crunch point for opportunistic and distressed credit managers as long-term interest rate challenges hit portfolios.

Why understanding the reasons behind a company’s struggles – and whether they are cyclical or structural – is crucial to evaluating investment opportunities, our nine-part strategy guide explores.

Resilience is the name of the game when it comes to organising downside protection in distressed strategies.

The ways in which lenders evaluate their capital structures are being scrutinised by LPs when deciding between opportunities in this competitive segment of the market.

Diversification across sectors and asset classes is a key consideration for opportunistic and distressed credit managers, but approaches to portfolio construction differ depending on allocator appetite.

Regulatory and legal considerations should be embedded in underwriting from the outset – particularly when operating across multiple jurisdictions.

If you’re wondering which investors might be keen on co-investments, here are six looking to partner up.

Geopolitical turmoil, higher interest rates and the impending maturity wall are causing a surge in appetite for opportunistic and distressed debt.

The distressed opportunity set is driven in part by an estimated $936bn of loans slated to mature in 2026.