Structured Credit: A Better Margin of Safety When Spreads Are Tight

Published on August 13, 2025

Currently, spreads in most credit markets are at or close to historically tight levels, meaning that investors are locking in significantly lower levels of compensation than they have, on average, over the past several decades.

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