

Christina Lee
Managing Director and Co-Portfolio Manager for U.S. Private Debt Strategy at Oaktree Capital Management, discussing private credit, defaults, valuations, and credit selection.
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Apr 8, 2025 • 29min
Off The Beaten Path
In this discussion, Matt Wilson, Co-Portfolio Manager in Special Situations, Christina Lee, Co-Portfolio Manager for U.S. Private Debt, and Jennifer Marques, Head of Strategy and Structuring in Asset-Backed Finance, dive into the impact of rising interest rates on private equity and the growing demand for junior capital. They explore innovative strategies in structured equity and the evolving dynamics of capital markets. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding asset-backed finance risks and the changing landscape for private lenders.

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Dec 1, 2025 • 36min
Stock Rally Takes a Break as Crypto World Gets Hit
Doug Ciocca, CEO of Kavar Capital, discusses market dynamics, highlighting volatility amid high stock values and the implications of Federal Reserve policies. Ed Ludlow analyzes Nvidia's $2 billion investment to boost chip-design efficiency and the tech sector's competitive landscape. Christina Lee addresses rising risks in the private credit market, suggesting caution amid higher leverage. Dana Telsey shares insights on Black Friday performance, noting trends in consumer behavior and the impact of product innovation on retail success.

Dec 15, 2025 • 26min
Vigilance
Christina Lee, Co-portfolio Manager at Oaktree, discusses the current landscape of private credit, arguing that recent bankruptcies are isolated incidents. Brook Hinchman, Co-head of North America for opportunistic credit, highlights AI's disruptive impact on software investments and the K-shaped divergence in chemicals and building products. Matt Pendo, Head of Corporate Development, emphasizes the resilience of earnings and the robust structure of BDCs in mitigating bank risks. Together, they explore the importance of meticulous underwriting and emerging opportunities in stressed credit markets.


