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Duke Street Capital is already in the process of structuring its second collateralised debt obligation only a year and a half after the launch of its first. Mark Pelham talks to Ian Hazelton and David Wilmot on the secrets of their success.

In March 2001, private equity firm Duke Street Capital launched the collateralised debt obligation, Duchess I – a cashflow arbitrage CDO, which at €750m was the largest of its kind.

The deal was launched only one year after the firm had moved into debt fund management.

Duke’s CDO team now numbers 14. The team is large for a single CDO fund and has been assembled to accommodate the

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