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Octagon Credit Investors, LLC is an SEC-registered investment adviser based in New York founded in 1998 and separated from The Chase Manhattan Corporation in 1999 and a majority-owned subsidiary of Conning & Company, an SEC-registered investment adviser based in Hartford, Connecticut. Octagon Credit Investors, LLC provides investment management advisory services focused on below investment grade credit strategies for institutional clients including banks, investment companies, private pooled funds, retirement plans, government entities, insurance companies, corporations and other businesses.
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