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Varde Partners is a leading global alternative investment adviser with roots in credit and distressed. At a fundamental level, Varde focuses on unlocking value – Varde means value in Swedish. The firm seeks opportunities in less efficient markets and pursues assets at a discount to their intrinsic or potential value, all with the focus of creating value for its investors and empowering the common good they seek. Investments span corporate and sovereign credit, restructurings, real estate, mortgages, private equity, and direct lending. The firm has invested more than $90 billion since its founding in 1993, and has offices in Minneapolis, New York, London, Singapore and other cities in Asia and Europe. Varde manages over $13 billion in assets on behalf of its investors around the world.
Thornburg Investment Management is an employee-owned investment management company based in Santa Fe, New Mexico with assets under management of $34 billion (as of 12/31/08).
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Howell Benefits is a Wilkes Barre, PA-based company in the Financial Services sector.
BC Partners is a New York, NY-based company in the Financial Services sector. Founded in 1986 as one of the few truly pan-European buy-out investors, BC Partners has grown and evolved into a leader in buy-outs, principally investing in larger businesses in the region and selectively in North America through its established network of offices in London, Paris, Hamburg and New York. BC Partners continues to identify attractive investment opportunities by focusing on the best balance of risk and reward for its investors and is currently advising funds totalling over €12 billion. Since inception, BC Partners has completed 87 acquisitions with a total enterprise value of €95 billion and has delivered superior returns through economic cycles, demonstrating discipline in bull markets and an ability to invest in attractive opportunities amidst turbulence and recession.