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Pimco and Oaktree bid for Arini debt as hedge fund losses reach 26%

Bloomberg reported, per Hedgeweek, that Arini has received bids for some high-yield debt holdings from asset managers including Pimco and Oaktree as the hedge fund seeks liquidity after steep losses. The report says Arini has already sold positions in several large speculative-grade borrowers and is targeting more liquid holdings including Sabre debt, with discussions preliminary. Arini's flagship fund, which managed $7.5bn at the end of July, recorded losses of approximately 26% for the year through 23 October, according to the post.

Why “Unverified”

  • Reported by Hedgeweek alone, with no second source or primary confirmation yet

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What the sources claim

  1. Arini received bids for some high-yield debt holdings from major asset managers including Pimco and Oaktree.

    “Arini has received bids for some of its high-yield debt holdings from major asset managers including Pimco and Oaktree”
    Hedgeweek
  2. Arini's flagship hedge fund recorded losses of approximately 26% for the year through 23 October.

    “recorded losses of approximately 26% for the year through 23 October”
    Hedgeweek
  3. Arini's flagship fund managed $7.5bn at the end of July.

    “which managed $7.5bn at the end of July”
    Hedgeweek
  4. Arini has already sold positions in several large speculative-grade borrowers.

    “has already sold positions in several large speculative-grade borrowers”
    Hedgeweek
  5. Arini is primarily targeting more liquid holdings including debt issued by Sabre, with discussions preliminary.

    “including debt issued by travel technology company Sabre, although discussions remain preliminary”
    Hedgeweek

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