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The era of pure-play private equity is over. Banks are pulling different divisions together to serve the complex needs of global asset managers
Specialist moves after 18 years in the market
New dangers are making deals harder to do, but pricing for the haves is still tight
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The worst of the pandemic may be behind the CLO market, both in the US and Europe, and optimism is growing as the sector moves towards the fourth quarter. However, speaking in a market update during Global ABS on Tuesday, panellists said some important changes to the market that emerged in the last few months may be here to stay. -
Sir Ronald Cohen, the venture capitalist who chairs the Global Steering Group for Impact Investment, on Tuesday called on governments to mandate companies to publish impact-weighted accounts.
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Several lenders have raised funding for the UK’s coronavirus loan scheme for SMEs through the securitization market, with Barclays emerging as the leading bank for the asset class.
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Altice France is marketing a €900m equivalent eight year bond across dollars and euros, coming hot on the heels of Friday’s announcement that Patrick Drahi, the billionaire owner of the telecoms group, was trying to take Altice Europe private.
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CVC Credit is marketing a new European CLO, CVC Cordatus XVIII, via Deutsche Bank, with initial price thoughts targeting a new Covid-19 era tight at 120bp-125bp. At the tight end of the range, this spread would be in line with Credit Suisse Asset Management’s Madison Park XV, which was issued in mid-March, just before the wrenching sell-off slammed the market window shut.
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GardaWorld, the Canadian security service company, has made a hostile £3bn offer for larger UK rival G4S, marking the second major bid for a UK company from a North American firm in less than a week.
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