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CLO managers are set to price two new European transactions in the coming days, joining a wave of European securitization issuers pumping out deals ahead of the Global ABS conference next week. -
Japan's Norinchukin Bank is understood to have invested in US middle market CLOs for the first time, the latest chapter in the evolution of the bank’s CLO investing strategy, writes David Bell. It accompanies a growing surge of liquidity in middle market lending in what could be a breakout year for the sector.
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Risk retention sponsors are hiring third party firms to help accurately value their horizontal strips of US CLO equity, although the growth of bank financing is also encouraging more managers to adopt the vertical approach to the regulation.
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A flood of European CLO paper washed through the primary pipeline in the past week, with issuers across asset classes flipping the switch following a lull in the wider euro ABS market.
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A flood of capital into the US middle market is fuelling a rise in CLO issuance, with the product also set to expand into Europe for the first time.
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The European ABS market shifted to high gear this week, as market participants prepare to head off to Barcelona for Global ABS on June 6.
