Distressed asset funds buy troubled or undervalued assets—like debt from struggling firms—at steep discounts. Investors use them to profit from turnarounds or restructuring. Benefits flow to fund managers seeking high returns, creditors unloading bad debt, and distressed companies gaining capital to stabilize or reorganize.
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