Oaktree eyes Asia distressed, property

Nov 3, 2014

But the $93 billion alternatives manager would have to 'retool' to make a big play in private equity in the region, said chairman Howard Marks.

US alternatives manager Oaktree Capital is focused on boosting its exposure to distressed debt and property in Asia, but is not set up for substantial investment in private equity in the region, said chairman Howard Marks.

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