Oaktree Capital Management overview
Stories about Oaktree Capital Management
Oaktree adds quartet for new Asia private credit strategy
The private debt specialist GP has hired investment professionals from Singapore state fund GIC and rival managers Ares, Goldman Sachs and Partners Group.
Oaktree partners with Pantheon to scale European lending
The deal will see up to €1bn of investment to grow Oaktree’s European direct lending platform.
Schroders Capital hires Asia fundraising head from Oaktree
Sabrina Meng will start in a new role at the British GP next month, Private Debt Investor has learned.
Oaktree makes global credit fund available in UCITS structure
The move will expand access to its evergreen credit vehicle to investors in Europe, Asia-Pacific and Latin America.
Oaktree launches asset-backed credit interval fund
Fund targeting wealth platforms will work with extensive network of third-party originators to source investments.
Barings hires first APAC insurance solutions head in team buildout
The asset manager is also recruiting for an equivalent North America role as it looks to raise more capital from insurers.
Oaktree's Marks encourages Oregon to consider private credit opportunities
The co-chair of Oaktree has suggested the $100bn system should chase private credit sub-strategies.
Q&A: Foresters’ Erik Vynckier wary of evergreens and copycat GPs
The outgoing investment chair of mutual insurer Foresters Friendly Society, who also runs his own investment office, outlines concerns about the private debt market and why he likes certain strategies and avoids others.
Oaktree Capital Management contact information
Offices
333 South Grand Ave., 28th Floor, Los Angeles, 90071, United StatesContacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
Key Contact Mr. Bruce Karsh | Job titleCo-Chairman and Chief Investment Officer | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email  ---------- |
| Key ContactMr. Loris Nazarian | Job titleManaging Director and Assistant Portfolio Manager, Private Assets | LocationNew York, United States | Email ----------- |
| Mr. Milwood Hobbs, Jr. | Job titleDeputy CIO & MD, Global Private Debt | LocationNew York, United States | Email -------- |
| Ms. Karly Lancaric | Job titleManaging Director & CFO | LocationLos Angeles, United States | Email ----- |
Oaktree Capital Management funds managed
Funds in market: 5
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Closed funds: 43
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Stories that mention Oaktree Capital Management
The two “D’s” – a new era of dislocation and dispersion
This week’s publication of our latest fund performance data was a reminder that strong returns can be made in troubled times.
Three key trends in the mid-market
The mid-market universe continues to expand despite market headwinds.
How bank tie-ups are redefining the mid-market
Consolidation continues apace in the mid-market as private credit seeks out new origination channels.
What makes the European mid-market so resilient?
A confluence of macroeconomic tailwinds and cleverly structured portfolios means that the European mid-market is well placed to endure a challenging credit cycle.
The five hottest opportunities shaping European private credit
LP interest in European opportunities against a challenging geopolitical backdrop has been well publicised, but how can lenders differentiate their offerings in an increasingly crowded market?
Strategy guide: Downside protection
Resilience is the name of the game when it comes to organising downside protection in distressed strategies.
Strategy guide: Capital structure
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.
Distressed opportunities abound but investors remain selective
Geopolitical turmoil, higher interest rates and the impending maturity wall are causing a surge in appetite for opportunistic and distressed debt.