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The Investment Case for Europe

Why Europe's complexity and lack of competitiveness, long seen as weaknesses, may be creating one of the most compelling capital opportunities in the market today.

Craig Nicol

Craig Nicol

Managing Director, Head of Global Credit Strategy

Jacob Walton

Jacob Walton

Portfolio Manager, Co-Head of European CLOs

Ludovic Walter

Ludovic Walter

Portfolio Manager, Co-Head of European CLOs

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Executive Summary

Europe is often dismissed for its sluggish growth, political fragmentation, and regulatory inconsistency — a narrative that has reinforced its position as a secondary player in the global investment hierarchy.


But policy momentum is building, from the EU’s Readiness 2030 defence strategy to Mario Draghi’s competitiveness agenda, signalling a region actively courting capital to drive energy security, technological advancement, and market integration.

At its core, our view is simple:

Our thesis rests not on forecasting a probability of success for Europe, but on our belief that Europe needs capital now and for years to come — and that need for capital, met with structural complexity, creates opportunity.

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The Investment Case for Europe