During the COVID-19 pandemic, CLOs came under significantly more stress than equivalently-rated risk in high-yield bonds.

Craig Bergstrom believes that open-ended credit hedge fund businesses are in a secular decline and will shrink significantly as capital shifts towards closed-end fund structures.

Craig Bergstrom predicts there will not be a 'golden age' of distressed debt investing because markets are too competitive and there is too much dry powder.

Corbin Capital Partners expects its portfolio returns to be structurally higher in a direct and highly correlated fashion in an environment of structurally higher interest rates.

Craig Bergstrom of Corbin Capital Partners believes there are far too many hedge funds, and that many of these firms have no reason to exist.

Craig Bergstrom is nervous about commercial real estate valuations and predicts there will be a real distress cycle in the sector.

Corbin Capital Partners manages approximately $8.5 billion in assets.

Craig Bergstrom identifies a compelling current opportunity in investing in private credit funds on a secondary basis, citing a market with highly motivated sellers and few buyers.

Corbin Capital Partners manages approximately $5 billion in 'fund of hedge funds 2.0 or 3.0' strategies.

Corbin Capital Partners believes asset allocation is a difficult way to add value in hedge fund portfolios and focuses episodically on it.