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Credit derivatives specialist Solent Capital Partners already has €1.2 billion under management in CDOs and hedge funds, just two years after it opened its doors. Jonathan Laredo, who heads the firm’s CDO effort, talks to Rachel Wolcott

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Tight spreads have dictated the tone of the credit markets for the past year, and now collateralised debt obligation (CDO) managers such as London-based Solent Capital Partners are bracing themselves for potential spread widening. The firm is about to launch a new CDO of credit default swaps, and is giving its investors some protection against a widening in credit spreads as the new deal’s key feature.

“Because the current spreads are so tight, investors are less interested in getting a leveraged

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