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Hedge fund firm Deer Park Road Management Co. is mobilizing capital to snap up debt tied to commercial real estate, betting the investment will eventually mint lucrative returns.
Deer Park has launched its first commercial mortgages fund targeting debt backed by office buildings at steep discounts, Chief Investment Officer Scott Burg said in an interview. The Commercial Mortgage Opportunities I fund is looking to raise as much as $500 million for the strategy that offers an 8% hurdle rate, he added.
A sustained period of elevated interest rates have hammered valuations and sparked a wave of defaults in parts of the commercial real estate market, leaving lenders rushing to dispose of some of their higher quality assets to shore up cash and avoid deeper losses.
“The volume of distress in the office space has led to price dislocation and we’re seeing commercial mortgage backed securities trade at some very deep discounts,” Burg said. “Most are dumping exposure to commercial real estate and particularly office space indiscriminately, so for us, we see this as a massive opportunity.”
Founded in 2003 by Michael Craig-Scheckman — one of the first employees of Izzy Englander’s Millennium Management — Deer Park oversees more than $3 billion in assets. Known for its profitable wagers on deeply discounted mortgage- and asset-backed securities in the year following the 2008 financial crisis, it is seeking similar opportunities about 15 years later.
The Steamboat Springs, Colorado-based firm is looking to attract investors from the the Middle East and Europe, and from multistrategy hedge funds, Burg said.
“Valuations in some cases are down about 60%-80% from when borrowers took out the loans,” Burg said. “Additionally, we are seeing cracks in multifamily and in commercial real estate CLOs where liquidity is scarce, but for us we’re happy to take that on as we have the time to invest and see out the cycle.”
It’s a similar story with REITs, with many borrowers handing over the keys and walking away as delinquencies and defaults increase, Burg said.
“We’ve stood on the sidelines while prices have fallen but now we think the time is right to step back in,” he said.
South Korea will join FTSE Russell’s benchmark bond index next year, capping months of official campaigning and an overhaul of financial market infrastructure in the hopes of attracting tens of billions of dollars of foreign investment.
The index provider is also adding India to its gauge of emerging-market debt from 2025, according to a statement, citing officials’ efforts to improve market access. Vietnamese stocks, meantime, were kept on a watch list for possible reclassification to an emerging market.
The announcement comes just as overseas interest in Asian debt markets picks up, as yields in the US and Europe decline. When a new member gets added to a benchmark like FTSE’s US$30 trillion (RM128.57 trillion) World Government Bond Index (WGBI), global funds tracking the gauge need to buy that country’s debt.
Even so, the green light for Seoul is something of a surprise after Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc flagged the risk of a delay due to slow uptake of reforms.
“This development is expected to have a positive impact on the South Korean financial markets,” with the belly of South Korean rates rallying 10 basis points to 20 basis points, said Kiyong Seong, the lead Asian macro strategist at Societe Generale SA, referring to medium-term bond yields.
FTSE Russell commended both South Korea and India on the steps taken to improve access for foreign investors. Officials in Seoul keenly pursued inclusion in the WGBI, extending trading hours for the won and making it easier for overseas investors to settle trades via Euroclear.
Accession is expected to attract US$56 of inflows, according to the Finance Ministry in Seoul.
South Korea’s weighting in the WGBI is projected to be 2.22%, after it gets phased in on a quarterly basis over a one-year period from November 2025.
India’s government, by contrast, kept a lower public profile. While joining flagship indices can attract global funds, it can also pose risks to emerging economies frequently buffeted by capital outflows.
South Korea will “carefully monitor” both the bonds and the currency market to ensure there’s no volatility in response to FTSE’s announcement, a Finance Ministry official told Bloomberg.
Yet with Russia under sanction due to its invasion of Ukraine, emerging-market investors have been almost uniformly bullish on India’s debt and pushed for its inclusion in benchmarks.
India’s debt will be added to the FTSE’s US$4.7 trillion emerging-market bond index as of next September over a six month period, with a final share of 9.35%. That will be the second-highest after China.
The world’s fastest-growing major economy already joined JPMorgan Chase & Co’s widely followed emerging-market gauge in June to great fanfare despite being regarded as a reform laggard.
India’s index-eligible bonds have drawn more than US$14 billion of inflows this year. It’s due to join Bloomberg’s local currency government bond index in January.
Bloomberg LP is the parent company of Bloomberg Index Services Ltd, which administers indices that compete with those from other service providers.
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