CYRUS CAPITAL PARTNERS, L.P.

Our firm provides discretionary investment advisory services to clients, primarily investing across the capital structure of highly levered and financially distressed companies. The firm seeks attractive absolute and relative returns uncorrelated to general equity and fixed income markets, focusing on preserving capital. Fundamental value and credit analysis, combined with experience in event catalysts and processes specific to leveraged and financially distressed companies, drive the investment process. The firm provides investment advisory services to pooled and single-investor investment vehicles, including private investment funds and managed accounts. While a similar strategy is used for most clients, advisory services are occasionally tailored for legal and tax purposes. Some pooled investment vehicle clients, like the Cyrus Opportunities Fund II complex, only accept additional subscriptions from a waiting list, while others, like the Cyrus Europe Fund, are no longer accepting subscriptions. The firm may also form other pooled or single-investor investment vehicles or co-investment vehicles from time to time.

The firm provides discretionary investment advisory services, primarily investing across the capital structure of highly levered and financially distressed companies. They aim for attractive absolute and relative returns uncorrelated to general equity and fixed income markets, emphasizing capital preservation. Their investment process is driven by fundamental value and credit analysis, combined with experience in event catalysts and processes specific to leveraged and financially distressed companies. The firm's success depends on identifying and capitalizing on inefficiencies in leveraged and distressed debt and leveraged equities markets. They consider factors like cash availability, portfolio composition, investment restrictions, market liquidity, client exposure, and anticipated liquidity when deciding if a client should participate in an investment opportunity. However, investing in securities involves a risk of loss that clients must be prepared to bear, and there is no guarantee that the firm will accurately predict future price movements.

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