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CS Said Planning To Unload Credit Hedge Funds

Credit Suisse reportedly is planning to spin off two credit hedge funds ahead of proposed financial reform that could limit its ability to provide them with capital.

  • 08 Jul 2010
Credit Suisse reportedly is planning to spin off two credit hedge funds ahead of proposed financial reform that could limit its ability to provide them with capital. Sources said the Swiss bank had already been contemplating the move for the Candlewood Special Situations Fund and the Candlewood Credit ...

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