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Two US CLOs hit the market this week from managers Wellfleet Credit Partners and Symphony Asset Management as issuers gear up for the ABS East conference in Miami. -
Eagle-eyed issuers are taking advantage of a hungry US CLO investor base to issue reset deals in order to feed the demand for new paper and beat risk retention deadlines.
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Middle market CLO volume is down year on year compared to 2015, with sources saying that middle market managers are exploring alternatives to traditional CLO issuance.
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CLO managers are beginning to ramp up issuance activity ahead of an expected market escalation in September, with three issuers bringing new offerings this week.
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CLO manager CIFC is eyeing a September return to the new issue market after sitting on the sidelines to date in 2016, following its acquisition by FAB Partners earlier this month.
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Chenavari Credit Partners has said that European CLO single-B tranches appear "especially attractive" in the primary market, with issuance spreads at an average of 75bp over secondary during July.
