The Principal Street Partners Distressed Municipal Bond Opportunity Strategy applies a distressed investment strategy in the municipal credit market. The objective of the strategy is long-term capital appreciation with a tax-free income component. The strategy primarily acquires bonds in smaller sizes or odd-lots to ensure the best pricing for limited partners, builds positions over time and sells when pricing has improved. The resulting portfolio is diversified across credits, geographies and types of municipal credit as well as uncorrelated to other asset classes.
We seek out the best opportunities based on upside potential and market misperception across sectors, including:
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