CLO Risk Retention To Cost Borrowers Up To $10 billion, Study Projects
The amount of credit supplied by collateralized loan obligations to U.S. companies could be reduced by as much as 90% if regulators move ahead with risk retention rules as now written, according to a study from consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
The amount of credit supplied by collateralized loan obligations to U.S. companies could be reduced by as much as 90% if regulators move ahead with risk retention rules as now written, according to a study from consulting firm Oliver Wyman.
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