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Moody’s said on Tuesday that the struggling US retail sector would have only a limited impact on structured finance asset classes, with only narrow areas of the market likely to face distress. -
The prospect of nuclear conflict between the US and North Korea led to increased trading of CLO mezzanine debt in the secondary market, but the market recovered quickly this week as fears receded.
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A wave of new US CLOs have been priced in the last week, with a slew of managers, some of whom have been long absent from the primary market, taking advantage of easy risk retention financing and heavy demand from debt investors to push deals through the pipeline.
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The CLO sector has quieted down with the rest of the securitization market in August, with a refinancing of a 2015 deal from Carlyle Group among the only offerings on the horizon for the month.
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US private debt manager CIFC Asset Management has hired John DiRocco as chief operating officer, as the firm plans to expand its investment product offerings in the US and overseas.
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One of the biggest challenges for CLO managers is easing up as the volume of new leveraged loans starts to increase, putting the brakes on a long rally in loan prices and sparking a flurry of deals.
