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Investcorp Credit Management is looking to expand its footprint in US secured corporate loans, with middle market credit and the CLO debt of other credit managers’ both targets, according to the firm’s head of US credit. -
With the summer holiday season just around the corner, the flood of new issue euro ABS deals, seen following the IMN Global ABS conference, has turned into a trickle, with just one new mandate announcement on Thursday adding to three deals looking to price in conditions favouring investors.
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A spike in the supply of US leveraged loans and CLOs has caused spreads to widen in both markets in recent weeks. While CLO managers are scrambling to satisfy demand for the product, critics say they should be doing more to protect the quality of the loans they are investing in.
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An increase in European leveraged buyout activity is helping boost diversity in CLO pools, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch analysts said on Monday that despite Japanese investors sitting on the sidelines in recent months as spreads slip wider, improving swap rates still mean US CLO debt is an attractive opportunity.
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The US CLO market has shrugged off the interruption of July 4th festivities, with five managers closing new deals so far in the shortened week and a raft of other issuers closing refinancing and reset transactions.
