Results for tag: "Capital Structure Arbitrage"

Capital structure arbitrage is a form of corporate finance that involves taking advantage of discrepancies in the capital structure of a company. It involves buying and selling different securities of the same company in order to exploit the mispricing of the securities. This type of arbitrage is typically done by hedge funds and other institutional investors. The goal of capital structure arbitrage is to generate returns by taking advantage of the mispricing of securities. This is done by buying undervalued securities and selling overvalued securities. The investor will then hold the securities until the mispricing is corrected and the securities reach their fair value. Some of the companies in the capital structure arbitrage market include Citadel, Blackstone, KKR, Apollo Global Management, and Och-Ziff Capital Management. Show Less Read more