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Born during the crisis, GCA profits from health care, auto suppliers

May 03, 2010   Suzy Kenly Waite

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After launching in the height of the 2008 market maelstrom, Global Credit Advisers is up 104.81% since inception, and is now encouraged by Pres. Barack Obama’s health care reform.

When Lehman Brothers declared bankruptcy in September 2008 and the financial system hovered on the brink of collapse, many startups decided to postpone the launch of their funds. Steven Hornstein, former high-yield trader at Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette, however, was not put off by crashing markets. He rolled out Global Credit Advisers, launching the firm's debut fund in October 2008. The flagship GCA Credit Opportunities Fund, which focuses on high-yield and corporate distressed debt,...

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