Event-driven investing, a set of strategies that include merger arbitrage, special situations and distressed debt, has created opportunities for investors for decades. Savvy investors in space will evaluate current market inefficiencies to assess where a merger can be made. In volatile markets however, investors are able to find many of these mispricings that can bare opportunities but only if they’re sharp enough to find them. On this episode of Disruptive Forces, host Anu Rajakumar speaks with Joe Rotter and Jonathan Adolph on the inner workings of how the deals get made, what investors might want to consider and what makes event-driven investing intriguing in light of today’s markets.
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