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US CLO double-A debt is becoming more difficult to sell as some Asian accounts hold off, leaving other investors able to push harder on stipulations in new deals. -
The European CLO investor base may not be as deep as once thought, as managers see spreads widen in the primary market, particularly for CLO refinancings.
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Commerzbank has sold the first synthetic securitization to the European Investment Bank (EIB) under the European Fund for Strategic Investments, otherwise known as the ‘Junker Plan’, which aims to encourage lending and investment across Europe.
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Antares Capital Advisers’ first middle market CLO in the 2.0 era was this week rumoured to have attracted the interest of Asian investors, potentially unlocking another big source of funding for a market that is also attracting larger volumes of insurance company money.
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Managers priced four new issue US CLOs last week, as unsatisfied demand helped triple-A spreads to grind even tighter despite softening in the rest of the capital stack.
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The Carlyle Group, CQS Investment Management, Bain Capital and Spire Partners were in the market with CLOs this week, sprinting to get deals out the door ahead of the Easter break.
