Jens Patrick Olson

Southpaw Asset Management specializes on opportunistic corporate credit investments primarily in stressed and distressed securities. The firm emphasizes on capital preservation through a disciplined, fundamental, bottoms-up based selection process and intensive risk management. They generally employ a dynamic long-short credit strategy by creating diversified portfolios of public and private securities and other financial instruments. Southpaw Asset Management primarily invest in North American issuers but may invest in securities of issuers based in other regions. The firm targets investments that they believe exhibit a meaningful disparity between their intrinsic value and market value.

Cercano Management invests in companies located across the globe. The firm focuses on companies such as media conglomerates, energy minerals, financial services, healthcare services, life science and communication. It participates in leveraged buyouts, distressed/turnaround and early stage transactions with an investment size ranging from USD 10 to 100 million.

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Moelis Capital Partners invests in middle market companies located in the United States. The firm focuses on healthcare, consumer, industrial services and software sectors. It participates in buyout transactions.

Archer Capital Management (ACM) employs a middle-market distressed and special situation investment strategy by investing in a wide range of financial instruments and securities, including syndicated bank debt, high yield bonds, non-performing distressed fixed income securities, equities and convertible securities. In addition, the firm may invest in mortgage notes, trade claims, leases, privately-sourced bank debt, non-performing loan portfolios, and other equity and credit instruments. At certain times in the business cycle, ACM may target investments in distressed securities where ownership positions in enterprises can be created at significant discounts to long-term intrinsic value and active involvement in restructuring may be used as a catalyst to value realization. Their clients may leverage their portfolios through margin and other debt. ACM may invest in foreign issuers and currencies. They also may invest in high yield bonds and preferred stocks, as well as securities in lower rating categories and in unrated securities. The objective of the funds managed by ACM is to achieve superior risk-adjusted returns over the business cycle primarily by investing in middle-market distressed and special situations debt and equity securities. The investment objectives and restrictions of the funds may vary by target position sizes, portfolio concentration and exposures, projected holding periods and other factors. ACM's objectives, strategies and policies may evolve over time based on conditions and trends in the financial and securities markets and the economy in general.

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