Muzinich & Co. is a privately owned, institutional-focused investment firm specializing in public and private corporate credit.
Since 1990, we have an established track record highlighting our ability to deliver what we believe to be superior risk-adjusted returns in a variety of market conditions with no style drift.
Investment decisions are rooted in bottom up, fundamental credit research. A global perspective prevails through dedicated US, European and Emerging Markets teams.
Over the years the firm has broadened its credit based investment programs and has leveraged its credit expertise. Our global presence and deep resources allow us to offer a broad range of corporate credit investment strategies across both developed and emerging markets, and across both public and private debt.
We are headquartered in New York and London and have a total of 15 offices globally.
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