When businesses need to raise funds, they can issue debt through credit markets, where that debt can be traded by investors. HOOPP invests in corporate credit (both private and public markets), asset-backed structured credit, collateralized loan obligations,
credit risk transfer securities, and other structured macro credit indices.
At HOOPP, credit investments are an important component of our return-seeking portfolio which aims to create value for the Fund.
Key principles of our strategy include:
Return-seeking approach
We employ a relative-value approach to investing in this asset class, which compares the value of assets across all investable credit assets.
Strategic capital allocation
As our outlook changes, we can increase or decrease our capital allocation to credit investments depending on our expectations for risk-adjusted returns and relative value.
Credit market exposure
The Fund gains exposure to credit investments through a combination of corporate bonds, structured products, and derivatives.
Learn more about HOOPP’s credit investments portfolio and our investment performance in our latest Annual Report.
This document provides a simplified overview of HOOPP's benefits based on the terms of the HOOPP Plan Text at the time of publication. From time to time, HOOPP may amend the HOOPP Plan Text. In cases where the information provided in this document differs from that contained in the HOOPP Plan Text, the HOOPP Plan Text will govern. More details, including the full HOOPP Plan Text and a complete description of the Plan and its benefits, can be found on hoopp.com.
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