10 Jun Oaktree pushes for board seats to help wind down Ranger Direct fund
NEW YORK, June 11 (Reuters) – Investor Oaktree Capital
Management, the world’s largest distressed debt asset
manager, said in a letter to shareholders on Monday it would
continue a push to elect its two board nominees at Ranger Direct
Lending Fund, a closed-end fund that announced it was
winding itself down.
Management, the world’s largest distressed debt asset
manager, said in a letter to shareholders on Monday it would
continue a push to elect its two board nominees at Ranger Direct
Lending Fund, a closed-end fund that announced it was
winding itself down.
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