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The European and US CLO markets are aligning into what is set to become a global arena. But the crushing cost of finding loans is stunting deal sizes in both markets. David Bell and Sam Kerr report. -
Octagon Credit Investors has priced its second deal of the year, as large US CLO managers begin to show more willingness to hit the primary market in the second quarter.
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Demand for US CLOs has picked up significantly in recent weeks, but the recent run-up in the price of leveraged loans has resulted in unfavourable arbitrage conditions and is preventing managers from putting out larger deals.
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European triple-A CLO spreads are expected to tighten on the back of strong demand and limited supply, but sourcing assets remains a bottleneck for CLO managers’ ability to ramp deals.
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CLO manager tiering has hit an inflection point in 2016, with spreads between managers varying as much as 30bp at the top of the stack.
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The securitization of non-performing loans in China is finally about to restart after having been mooted for months, with transactions from Bank of China and China Merchants Bank scheduled to launch next week.
