Abstract
Abstract: Distress investing is a specialized investment strategy that involves capitalizing on undervalued distressed assets with the anticipation of future recovery. This paper explores the historical background, evolution, and key principles of distress investing, emphasizing its importance in financial markets, especially during economic downturns. The literature review presents a comprehensive overview of distress investing research, summarizing key themes and research areas. It reviews seminal works and early studies related to distress investing, examining strategies such as distressed debt, equity, and turnaround investing. The role of macroeconomic and industry-specific factors in influencing distress investing opportunities is explored, along with valuation techniques for distressed assets and the impact of corporate governance. The research methodology outlines the objectives of the study and the data collection process, using financial databases, company reports, and academic journals. Criteria for sample selection and key variables used to evaluate distress investing strategies are identified, along with the analytical approach employed. The potential limitations of the research methodology are also acknowledged.
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