US distressed managers cross the pond in search of greener grass

Although the US still offers choice, the key is finding distress small enough not to hit the large players' screens

Europe is to become a future hunting ground for many US distressed securities managers seeking opportunities across the pond, with regulation on the Continent set to boost the ranks of sub-investment grade paper.

Madison Capital's managing director Bryan Gordon told Hedge Funds Review he may yet consider expanding the universe into Europe, while Reuters reports a tripling of US players in Europe's distressed debt market over the past 18 months.

Richard Atkinson, manager of the fund of funds RMB

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