Nassau Global Credit Launches New Credit Strategy
Nassau Global Credit Launches New Credit Strategy
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nassau Global Credit (“NGC”) announced the launch of its new Credit Opportunities strategy supported by capital commitments of up to $400 million from seed investors.
The new strategy complements NGC’s existing capabilities and is designed as a broad-based and flexible approach to credit investing. This strategy will invest across the US and Europe, and allocate capital to performing, opportunistic, and structured credit, with a focus on identifying attractive risk-adjusted yield through rigorous fundamental analyses.
NGC has built a leading credit platform that invests in the loan and bond markets and structures and issues CLOs across the U.S. and Europe. Since inception, NGC has issued 16 CLOs, along with sponsoring private investment funds, and advising separately managed accounts. The team’s experienced research, portfolio management, and trading professionals work together to provide active portfolio management in evolving market conditions.
Initial seed investors include a U.S. family office along with commitments from Nassau Financial Group (“NFG”) and senior leadership.
NGC expects to open this strategy to additional investors in the second half of 2026.
About Nassau Global Credit
Nassau Global Credit is a multi-strategy global credit manager with $7.0 billion in assets under management1 focused on Total Return Credit, Opportunistic Credit and Securitized Credit investment strategies. NGC is a subsidiary of Nassau Asset Management, the asset management business of Nassau Financial Group with $25.6 billion in assets under management1. NGC is headquartered in New York with offices in London and Connecticut. For more information, visit Nassau Global Credit and Nassau Financial Group.
1As of September 30, 2025. Assets under management (AUM) for Nassau Global Credit LLC and their affiliates consists of the sum of (i) the aggregate face amount of collateral assets owned by CLOs as reported by the CLO trustees, (ii) the face amount of collateral assets in CLO warehouse facilities (if any), (iii) cash available to such CLO warehouse facilities (if any), and (iv) the fair market value of investments held by private investment funds and other clients. Please note that regulatory assets under management (as reported on Form ADV) may be calculated differently than AUM.
