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Littlejohn invests in middle-market companies located globally, primarily in North America with an annual revenues between USD 100 - 1000 million and an EBITDA of USD 15 - 125 million. The firm targets companies operating in the fields of industrials and services sectors. It provides financing in the form of debt and equity for buyouts, corporate carve-outs, operational turnarounds, rescue financings, distressed situations, structured deals, senior debt, unitranche, revolvers, term loans and delayed draw term loans with an investment size ranging from USD 75 - 500 million. The firm also acquires minority and controlling interest.

Littlejohn-IM seeks to achieve superior risk adjusted returns on behalf of the hedge funds by investing in a diversified portfolio of debt, equity and other related securities or obligations of leveraged or financially distressed middle market companies. The firm seeks to profit from its expertise in investing in operationally and financially challenged companies. They employ both quantitative and qualitative valuation techniques to properly assess the intrinsic value of target companies.

Oaktree Capital Management (OCM) focuses on investments in less efficient markets and alternative investments. The firm employs a proprietary, bottom-up investment approach. They use overall portfolio structuring as a defensive tool to help avoid dangerous concentration. The firm tends to invest in companies in the energy minerals, consumer non-durables and finance sectors. OCM invests globally across all market-caps and maintains a medium turnover rate. Their strategies include: convertibles, high yield bonds, private equity, real estate, distressed debt and emerging markets listed equities. OCM's bottom-up approach to investing in convertibles emphasizes identifying those which are likely to capture a high percentage of the appreciation of the stocks into which they are convertible while exposed to a lower percentage of any declines which may occur. The firm manages three convertibles strategies that focus on different regions and market sectors: US, international and high income. The firm's approach to high yield bond seeks the potential high yields offered by these bonds with as little risk as possible. Their high yield portfolios purchase only the debt of solvent US and Canadian corporations with a focus on senior, cash-paying securities and thorough diversification. OCM offers strategies that focus on US and European high yield bonds, as well as a high yield plus strategy, senior bank loans strategy, a European senior loans strategy and a mezzanine finance strategy. All of OCM's strategies employ fundamental credit analysis with a bias toward risk control. OCM's distressed debt investment approach seeks to combine the protection against loss that comes from buying claims on assets at bargain prices with the substantial gains achievable from returning companies to financial viability through restructuring. The firm offers two distressed debt strategies: distressed opportunities and value opportunities. The firm's private equity strategies combine a traditional private equity approach with a distress-for-control approach. The firm invests at any level of the capital structure and the use of leverage is limited. In addition to their main private equity strategy, OCM also manages strategies that focus on investments in Europe, Asia and power infrastructure. The firm makes opportunistic, bargain-oriented real estate investments with emphasis on smaller, less prominent transactions. They diversify investments thoroughly and limit the use of leverage. OCM targets a variety of global opportunities including direct property investments, corporate investments, undervalued debt, real estate-related equity securities and real estate development. Their real estate strategies emphasize risk control while focusing on the following areas: distress, inefficiency, value added and long-term growth. OCM believes that inefficiencies and price volatility in emerging markets provide opportunities to invest in misvalued securities. Their emerging markets strategy seeks opportunities in the Asia Pacific region, Latin America, Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Russia. OCM combines a bottom-up, value-driven approach with top-down risk management. The firm also employs a long/short investment strategy that seeks substantial absolute returns.

Halcyon Event-Driven Management engages in merger, credit, and special situation strategies, primarily in North America and Western Europe. The firm's objective is to provide investors with excellent risk-adjusted returns relative to the S&P 500, with less volatility than the S&P 500, relatively low drawdowns, and relatively low correlations to equity and high-yield markets.

OAM uses a third-party risk model providers and an attribution to examine portfolio characteristics and risk exposure of a manager’s historical portfolio holdings. The firm focuses both on active portfolio management that utilizes both a top-down/bottom-up style emphasizing security selection and value investing.

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