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The Federal Reserve grabbed market participants' attention on Wednesday as it released the minutes of its most recent Federal Open Market Committee meeting, held from January 29-30, in which members agreed to pause rate rises and the central bank's balance sheet reduction. -
Sandra O’Connor, chief regulatory officer at JPMorgan Chase, is retiring from the firm on April 1, according to an internal memo seen by GlobalCapital.
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A new euro CLO from Ares is in the pipeline, with Citi acting as manager and the triple-A notes preplaced, while spreads in the ABS secondary market continue to grind tighter.
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Eleven CLOs were priced last week, marking the busiest week so far this year, but with wider spreads across the board and tranches in some deals split into fixed and floating components to appease some investors, sources said that the CLO market has yet to find its footing in 2019.
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The anchoring of European CLOs by Japanese investors, one of which has been claiming the senior notes on most euro CLOs issued in 2019, is likely to continue until at least mid-April, despite the year end for Japanese banks at the end of March, which often slows the market. ICG is the latest manager to launch an issue, with Goldman leading the deal.
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Goldman Sachs economist Marty Young recommended in a note on Tuesday that investors go overweight on triple-A CLO debt as spreads have not fully retraced versus comparable investment grade credit products.
