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Robus Capital increases the return targets for two of its corporate credit funds

London, January 25, 2023. Robus Capital, Germany’s leading institutional asset manager specializing in publicly traded corporate bonds and loans from mid-sized companies in Europe, is raising return targets for two of tis corporate bond funds. “Our specialization in credit instruments for middle-market companies benefits both our partners and our investors. Already during the pandemic, we’ve seen that smaller financing adjustments can prove to be a big relief to healthy companies that can be very rewarding,” says Mark Hoffmann, Portfolio Manager of Robus Capital. The full Press Release can be found here.

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Robus Capital featured in German newspaper Börsen-Zeitung

London, January 24, 2023. In the article “Volatility in Europe’s High-Yielders to be expected” by Kai Johansen, published today in the daily German newspaper Börsen-Zeitung, Robus Capital is quoted: “We do not expect the European credit markets to bottom out until the coming quarters. However, in view of the sharp rise in risk premiums, we no longer expect a dramatic drop in prices in the high-yield segment,” predicts Dieter Kaiser, managing director at Robus Capital. Read the full article at Börsen-Zeitung.

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Robus Capital on restructurings in German newspaper Börsen-Zeitung

London, November 30, 2022. In the article “Times are getting “volatile”” by Detlef Fechtner, which appeared today in the German daily newspaper Börsen-Zeitung, Robus Capital is quoted. “Tailwind restructuring is over,” says Andreas Jaufer, managing partner at asset management company Robus. After the environment in the past 12 years had facilitated the financial restructuring of company balance sheets, the pressure is now increasing from all sides. Banks and financiers on the one hand and management and shareholders on the other have less time to fight the crisis, he said, because financing conditions are stricter. He expects “many difficult discussions about fresh money,” the portfolio manager predicted – especially in the retail sector and among automotive suppliers. Read the full article at Börsen-Zeitung.

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Robus Capital: Credit markets at the tipping point

London, July 18, 2022. Robus Capital, an investor specializing in mid-market credit issues from Europe, expects credit markets to become increasingly choppy, even if they are not currently pricing in any major defaults. “After more than twelve favorable years, including the past two Covid years, the tipping point in credit markets has arrived. The pressure is mounting, and troubled companies will hardly be able to hold out for long,” expects Mark Hoffmann, Portfolio Manager at Robus Capital. Especially non-investment-grade European credit issuers can quickly run into liquidity problems due to interrupted supply chains, galloping inflation and energy security problems. The full Press Release can be found here.

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