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Insight 19.03.2021

Distressed Opportunity Strategy

Distressed Opportunity Strategy

Distressed investment opportunities offer a gateway to companies in financial trouble that need restructuring in order to survive.



The ongoing global pandemic has created a multi-year opportunity to benefit from this disruption and the recovery phase that’s bound to follow the current economic shock. 

Watch our latest video to find out more about our distressed opportunity solution at UBP and why it is worth taking a detailed look at this cyclical investment right now. 

UBP Alternative Investment Solutions aims to leverage its experience in distressed assets that goes back to the previous financial crisis of 2008. Distressed is a cyclical strategy, with the highest return potential coming during the recovery phase after an economic shock. This is why we believe the time is ripe for distressed investing.

Alternative Investments

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Fredrik Langenskiöld
Senior Investment Specialist
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Expertise

Hedge funds

UBP is one of the longest-standing investors in hedge funds and a leading European player in the sector.


Further reading

Insight 17.03.2023

Learning from the mistakes of the 1970s

2023 began with market optimism that the US could successfully navigate its battle with inflation. Recent data have confirmed our suspicions that getting inflation back to the Fed’s 2% target will be more challenging than markets had been assuming.

Insight 23.02.2023

Adapting Advisory portfolios to the improved fixed income outlook

As a decade of yield repression comes to an end, building a fixed income portfolio with an acceptable yield has become an easier task. Given a deteriorating economic background and hawkish policymakers, we believe in harvesting the attractive yields offered by short-term quality bonds, which currently have the best risk-return profile.

Insight 21.02.2023

Japan’s equity market: small is beautiful

The steep fall in valuations that started at the end of 2021 disproportionately affected the innovative growth segment of the Japanese market. With the stronger yen, companies that are less vulnerable to global cycles could prove to be the ones to consider.