Distressed investing targets securities of companies facing financial turmoil or bankruptcy. Investors purchase these undervalued assets—debt, equity, or loans—at steep discounts, betting on a turnaround or favorable restructuring. Benefits flow to patient capital seeking high returns, while providing liquidity to struggling firms and creditors. This strategy requires deep credit analysis and risk tolerance, offering outsized rewards when recoveries exceed market expectations.
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