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A debate among US CLO issuers about the potential for regulatory easing under president-elect Donald Trump could result in a slow start to the year, but sources say that it would be unwise for issuers’ plans to centre around relief from risk retention. -
US CLO issuers are rushing to market, filling the pipeline and looking to price and close a flurry of deals before the market effectively shuts ahead of risk retention implementation.
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KKR priced its latest CLO just ahead of this week's Thanksgiving holiday to strong investor demand, while also beating the clock to close the deal before the Christmas Eve risk retention deadline.
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US CLO managers are running at full speed to get deals done before the end of the year, but some are already beginning to express concerns that January 2017 could look disappointingly similar to the beginning of this year.
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Issuers priced two new European CLOs at the end of last week, as Ares Management rolled out its new risk retention vehicle and Halcyon Loan Advisors priced its second European CLO in the 2.0 era.
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The US Federal Reserve will respond accordingly to the fiscal policy of a Republican Congress and the incoming administration of Donald Trump, Fed chair Janet Yellen said during a testimony before the United States Congress Joint Economic Committee on Thursday.
