10/06/2010 Author: Shannon Hawthorne

NB Distressed Debt begins trading on LSE

Closed-ended investment company NB Distress Debt Investment Fund will begin trading on the Specialist Fund Market (SFM) of the London Stock Exchange today, becoming only the third admission to the SFM this year.

The fund, which has raised $197.2m, intends to invest the IPO proceeds into around 40 to 50 holdings across a diversified range of investments, namely distressed, stressed and special situations. It will focus particularly on senior debt backed by hard assets to attempt to limit downside risk.

At least a third of the proceeds are expected to be invested within the first three months following, with full investment expected with the first three to nine months.

The fund, which is incorporated in Guersey, is managed by Neuberger Berman Europe, an indirect wholly-owned subsidiary of the Neuberger Berman Group, and will trade under the ticker symbol NBDD.

 

 

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