
Austin Camporin
PersonHeard in 1 episode across 1 show since Sep 2026
Austin Camporin is a senior portfolio manager and head of special situations at Magnetar, an alternative investment firm. He is known for applying a catalyst-driven approach to special situations and stressed and distressed credit investing.
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What Austin Camporin has said on podcasts
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Stressed debt yielding at least 10% grew from roughly $400 billion to $600 billion.
“in total, we had probably a $400 billion or so stress debt opportunity set, which I'm defining as everything that's 10% or above. in terms of yield, increasing to something like $600 billion over the last year.”
Open the episode · Magnetar Scours $600 Billion Stressed Debt Pile for Bond, Loan ValueListen at 2:41
Rising stressed-debt supply and shrinking demand create favorable technical conditions for distressed investors.
“the upshot is supply up, demand down. That results in an interesting technical setup for what we do.”
Open the episode · Magnetar Scours $600 Billion Stressed Debt Pile for Bond, Loan ValueListen at 3:12
- on High-yield debt maturities through 2029NegativeSep 24, 2026· The Credit Edge by Bloomberg Intelligence
About $1 trillion of high-yield debt matures through 2029, half rated B3 or lower.
“there's roughly a trillion dollars of high yield debt that's coming due. roughly half of that is rated B3 or lower.”
Open the episode · Magnetar Scours $600 Billion Stressed Debt Pile for Bond, Loan ValueListen at 4:15
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