Avenue Capital Group overview
Stories about Avenue Capital Group
Avenue’s Lasry may get ambassadorship
It is unclear what co-founder Marc Lasry’s departure would mean for Avenue Capital. Pensions documents list him as a key man on the firm’s most recent special situations fund.
China on the cheap
While groups like New York’s Avenue Capital are seeing distressed opportunities increasing around the world, China is currently grabbing most attention. Andy Thomson finds out why.
Avenue Capital enters control game
Distressed debt giant, New York-based Avenue Capital Group, will launch a fund with Pagasus Capital Advisors to tap the later firm’s expertise in control investment strategies.
Asian distress
Non-performing loans can provide sophisticated investors with solid returns at a manageable level of risk. But how keen are investors to take up the challenge? Interview with Mark Lasry of Avenue Capital Group.
Avenue Capital Group contact information
Offices
Contacts
| Name | Job title | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Key Contact | Job titleSenior Managing Director, Head of Investor Relations | LocationNew York, United States | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleVice President, Investor Relations | LocationNew York, United States | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleInvestor Relations Professional | LocationNew York, United States | Email |
| Key Contact | Job titleVice President, Investor Relations | LocationNew York, United States | Email |
Avenue Capital Group funds managed
Closed funds: 14
| Fund | Fund size | Close date | Strategy |
|---|---|---|---|
Fund size | Close dateOct 2021 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateMay 2011 | Strategy | |
Fund size | Close dateApr 2007 | Strategy | |
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