The Current Distressed Investing Landscape at Golden Networking's Distressed Investing Experts Forum 2010

New York, NY, August 07, 2010 --(PR.com)-- Most hedge funds managed to come through the market tumult of the first half of 2010 with flat to slightly lower returns. For the year to date, the average hedge fund lost 1.45%, according to the latest data released by the Hennessee Group. But compared with the 7.6% decline in the Standard & Poor’s 500 index, the lackluster performance of the $1.6 trillion hedge fund industry doesn’t seem so bad. The bright spot? Investors who bet on distressed investing have fared better than most, as funds were up 4.85% in the first half, the Hennessee report shows.

Wealthy investors, pension funds and university endowments have come to expect managers to make money in both good and bad markets. Golden Networking's Distressed Investing Experts Forum 2010, "Analyzing and Valuing Distressed Companies, Securities and Real Estate" (http://www.DistressedInvestingExpertsForum.com), September 21st, 2010, New York City, will be the forum where managers and investors will obtain crucial insights they can act upon immediately to sustain the momentum for 2010 and beyond.

The most challenging economic environment since the Depression has provided distressed investing practitioners with an extraordinaire entry point; successful subject matter experts debated strategies to take advantage of these opportunities early this year at Distressed Investing Leaders Forum 2010; they are returning to New York City to share lessons learned and necessary adjustments to their successful strategies investing in financial assets, distressed debt and real estate.

Distressed Investing Experts Forum 2010 is produced by GoldenNetworking.net (http://www.goldennetworking.net), the premier networking community for business executives, entrepreneurs, investors and diplomats, founded by former McKinsey consultant and Columbia Business School MBA Edgar Perez.

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