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The US CLO market surged in July, with issuance picking up and spreads tightening, but industry insiders are cautioning that the sector still has a way to go before returning to the heights of the past few years. -
HSBC and Société Générale have underwritten a sterling loan for what is, according to two bankers, the first UK leveraged buyout since the country voted to leave the EU almost a month ago.
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Three of the 30 most commonly held company exposures in US CLOs were downgraded in the second quarter of the year by S&P Global Ratings, reigniting concerns around collateral quality in the sector.
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Peter Melichar, head of European CLO origination at Jefferies, has left the bank, GlobalCapital understands.
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Japan’s Norinchukin Bank is considering investing in the European CLO market, which could push triple-A spreads — already historically low — to even tighter levels. David Bell reports.
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The US CLO new issue market is rolling headlong into the dog days of summer, with Prudential Fixed Income and Credit Suisse Asset Management each pricing new deals.
