Oaktree’s Howard Marks Urges Significant Allocation to Credit Market

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The era of low interest rates is over, heralding a “sea change” in a world where investors would be better off allocating most of their assets to the credit market, according to Oaktree Capital Management co-founder Howard Marks.

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