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Big hitters open busy innings for CLOs, while ICG explores lightly levered funds

  • 14 Jan 2005

2005 looks set to be another busy year for collateralised loan obligations (CLOs) with most repeat managers planning at least one deal.

The first transaction is likely to come from Prudential M&G in the next few weeks, arranged by Lehman Brothers. Leopard CLO 3 will ...

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