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Structured Credit Quarterly Investor Letter

Each quarter we publish the results of Diversified Structured Credit Pool (DSCP) and describe noteworthy developments in the Structured Credit market and the DSCP portfolio. This time we discuss developments in leveraged loan & CLO markets, and the addition of a 4th specialist manager to DSCP called East Lodge Capital Partners.

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2018, 27 November

Structured Credit - Quarterly Investor Letter

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Michiel Meeuwissen

Michiel Meeuwissen

Head Hedge Fund Solutions
Igor Puljic

Igor Puljic

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Pieter Heijboer

Pieter Heijboer

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Jeanne Spronck

Jeanne Spronck

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Felix Rutten

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