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Opportunity knocks

After years of tight credit spreads and record-low default rates, distressed debt is starting to get easier to come by. But what are the risk management implications of buying such assets in the current markets in Asia? By Joe Marsh

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Sovereign wealth funds may be making the headlines as saviours of struggling international banks, but banks, hedge funds and private equity firms have long been playing a similar role for smaller entities in Asia. And, following years of record-low default rates and generally tight credit spreads, such distressed debt and special situations investors envisage more buying opportunities emerging

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