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TCW Chops Credit Risk to Lowest in 30 Years as CCCs ‘Cry Uncle’

TCW’s $160 billion fixed-income group has slashed credit risk to the lowest in three decades amid valuation and contagion concerns. “Look back over the last 30 years — you would not find a period where we had less exposure to both investment-grade and high-yield bonds as we do to ...  Show more

Blackstone Is Predicting a Big Surge in Quant Credit Investing

Blackstone is looking to more than double its $40 billion systematic credit business, which uses models to crunch data and build portfolios. “This can and should be a $100 billion business if you look at us compared to other large traditional discretionary fixed-income managers,” ...  Show more

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