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Different skill sets drive credit business growth and workouts, Edward Dowd notes — Credit business growth needs distinct skills

Edward Dowd, founding partner at OceanSquare Asset Mgmt and former BlackRock executive, observes that the expertise needed to expand a financial credit business differs significantly from the skills required during the workout phase.

His comments highlight the distinction between growth-oriented and restructuring roles in credit operations.

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Dowd has previously commented on other developments in the financial sector. During AI firm Anthropic’s funding negotiations, he noted the company’s reluctance to share financial details with potential debt financiers here. He also pointed out that the Japanese yen reached its lowest level since 1986, raising the potential for intervention by authorities here.

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