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Risk retention financing and warehouse first loss pieces are becoming increasingly attractive trades for European CLO equity buyers as they face growing competition from US buyers and junior debt investors creeping down the capital stack. -
On Wednesday, April 5, GlobalCapital presented its annual European CLO awards at the IMN Investors' Conference on European CLOs and Leveraged Loans in London.
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New Jersey based asset manager Onex Credit Partners has closed its first European CLO, while fellow US manager HPS has also launched a first deal in the European market.
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Speakers at the IMN Investors’ Conference on European CLOs and Leveraged Loans, held in London on Wednesday, said that “covenant lite” loans in CLOs are not yet a problem for the market, but warned the audience that recovery rates have yet to be truly tested.
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The global CLO investor base is becoming increasingly fluid, with US, European and Japanese investors moving between markets based on relative value and credit quality with greater ease, attendees at the IMN Investors’ Conference on European CLOs and Leveraged Loans heard on Wednesday.
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Issuance of US CLOs reached record levels in the first quarter of the year, but the number of new deals paled in comparison to refinancing and resets of legacy transactions.
