Bloomberg Wealth: Josh Friedman

David Rubenstein talks to well-known credit investor Josh Friedman, the Co-CEO, Co-Founder, and Co-Chairman of Canyon Partners. After cutting his teeth in the early days of high-yield bonds alongside Mike Milken, Friedman has gone on to build his own $26 billion firm, which has been well positioned to capitalize on the explosive growth of private and distressed credit deals in recent years. This interview was recorded May 28 in New York.
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[transitbreeze]

You don’t need Harvard to get on top. He comes from a different era.

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[KackieMoss]

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[johanngross]

An average of 110 million USD managed per employee, impressive!

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[wallacewalcher]

I stopped listening when Mr. Friedman talked all around the bank mortgage investments problem. He was asked why the banks aren’t selling their troubled loans. The reason is they would go bankrupt from the losses they would have to recognize. He refused to go there.