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If leveraged loan spreads stay tight, CLO managers will need lower triple-A liability pricing to raise equity for future deals
Deal follows trend of tightening spreads on triple-B and double-B tranches
Manager uses a more defensive approach when ramping the CLO, avoiding most software credits
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Manager prices CLO's triple-As 2bp tighter than previous deal and issues single-Bs at a discount -
Interest in CFOs is on the rise although these structures differ from those issued before the financial crisis
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CLO managers settle on multi-currency template for private credit deals as investor appetite increases
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Pricing widens slightly on triple-A rated notes, but tightens across much of the CLO’s capital stack
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Deal’s structure includes junior and senior triple-A rated tranches and removes fixed-rate tranche from 2021 reset
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CLO mezz tight but seniors stuck, another specialist lender collapses
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With equity returns under strain, managers would do well to slow the pace of CLO issuance
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Manager tightens spreads and increases the size of 2024 deal
