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Founded in 1998 as Sankaty Advisors and now operating as Bain Capital Credit, the firm is the dedicated credit affiliate of Bain Capital. It is a leading global credit specialist with a mission to invest up and down the capital structure and across the spectrum of credit. The "Special Situations" strategy is a core part of their business, focusing on providing creative and flexible capital solutions to companies or asset holders facing unique or challenging circumstances, such as financial distress, cyclical downturns, or the need for growth capital. This strategy spans global markets, investing in assets and securities that are often misunderstood or undervalued.

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Credit Special Situations Fund

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