A long-term approach
to the High Yield
bond market
HYDE Credit is an Investment Firm authorised and regulated by CySEC (License No. 460/25).
We invest our clients’ funds following our in-house proprietary research produced by a group of seasoned investment professionals with a set of specific fundamental analytical skills in High Yield Credit Analysis.
We follow a value oriented, multi-disciplinary research methodology to build portfolios of individual HY securities aimed at maximizing total returns to maturity in a controlled default environment.
”We have to practice defensive investing, since many of the outcomes are likely to go against us. It’s more important to ensure survival under negative outcomes than it is to guarantee maximum returns under favorable ones.
Howard Marksinvestor and writer
Our Team
Marco is CEO and CIO of HYDE Credit. He has 31 years of experience in the fixed income realm having played senior roles at Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Credit Suisse in London and Zurich.
He combines an extensive hands-on experience in the fixed income and credit markets with portfolio management skills acquired over the years working with both institutional and UHNW clients. Marco graduated with a degree in Economics from Bocconi University.
Jacopo graduated from Bocconi University (Milan) with MsC in International Management, specializing in credit analysis, profiling and forensic analysis for financial fraud detection. He joined HYDE Credit in 2018 as credit research analyst.
He is now Head of research on Fixed Income High-Yield portfolios. Jacopo played a key role in the development of a cross-disciplinary qualitative and quantitative research approach, for default risk minimization and fraud risk detection.
Francesco received his Masters in Business Economics from Bocconi University and has since spent 25 years Corporate Finance leading roles for various MNCs and Holding Companies in Europe and Middle East.
He brings his expertise in Compliance and Financial Planning to the team, ensuring smooth and sustainable operations.
His in-depth knowledge of international accounting also has a key role in the implementation of HYDE’s financial red flags spotting model.
Legal documentation
Access our official legal and regulatory documents, including policies, disclosures, and compliance materials related to Hyde Credit’s financial services.
Client Categorisation Notice
This document explains how clients are classified under the MiFID II regulatory framework and the level of protection associated with each category. It outlines the criteria used to determine whether a client is treated as a Retail Client, Professional Client, or Eligible Counterparty.
Complaint Handling Policy
This policy describes the procedures followed by Hyde Credit Ltd for the fair and efficient handling of client complaints. It ensures transparency, regulatory compliance, and a structured process for investigating and resolving client concerns.
Conflict of Interest Policy
This document outlines the measures implemented by Hyde Credit Ltd to identify, prevent, and manage potential conflicts of interest. Its objective is to ensure that clients’ interests are always treated fairly and protected when investment services are provided.
Investor Compensation Fund Scheme
This document explains the Investor Compensation Fund framework and how it protects eligible clients in the event that the company is unable to meet its financial obligations. It provides details on covered services, eligible investors, and the compensation process.
Risk Disclosure Policy
This document provides an overview of the risks associated with trading financial instruments and investing in financial markets. It is intended to help clients understand potential risks before engaging in investment activities.
Terms and Conditions
These Terms and Conditions define the legal relationship between Hyde Credit Ltd and its clients. They outline the rules governing the use of the company’s investment services, account management, and regulatory obligations.
Sustainability-Related Disclosures (SFDR)
This document explains the Sustainability-Related Disclosures framework under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and how it ensures transparency on sustainability risks, impacts, and objectives in financial products and services. It provides details on the integration of sustainability risks, the consideration of principal adverse impacts, and the classification of products according to their environmental or social characteristics.
