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Long-only value investing tries to
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find opportunities where the
prospects will improve tries to find them before other investors...
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High-yield investing is
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buying publicly-traded, below investment grade
debt.
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Orphan equities investing is
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the purchase of the equities of
firms emerging from reorganization.
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Distressed debt arbitrage is
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the purchasing of a company’s
distressed debt while short selling the company’s equity.
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The investment can
earn a return in two ways:
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(1) If the firm’s condition declines, the debt and
equity will both fall in value, but...
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Private equity is an "active" approach where the investor
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acquires
positions in the distressed company, and the investment gives some measure of...
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The investor can then
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influence the company as well as acquire more
ownership in the process of any reorganization.
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