a capital management company that does not focus on specific lines of business – such as: Precious metals, securities, corporate investments – or geographic areas – such as: Europe, China, USA – but makes investments in all areas and everywhere, depending on the opportunity that arises. Unlike the Vulture Fund, an Opportunity Fund also invests in healthy companies. For example, in the spring of 2008, a U.S. opportunity fund bought a package of real estate from Deutsche Post AG for EUR 1 billion and leased it back to Deutsche Post in a… – See banking regulation paradox, financial investor, hedge fund, leveraged buy-out, private equity funds, venture capital, sale-and-lease-back, restructuring.
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