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As liability spreads grind tighter in the US CLO market, smaller arrangers looking to gain ground in the space could benefit from more refinancings, market participants say.
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Patriarch Partners founder and CEO, Lynn Tilton, who earlier this week was charged with fraud relating to CLOs, has fired back with a countersuit against the SEC. -
Supply of new issue CLOs was steady this week but is still threatened by low loan supply and tightening loan spreads. Refinancings offer arrangers some hope, though.
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While the recent SOTUS exemption on non-Volcker-compliant CLOs is driving liquidity in legacy CLOs as a triple-A alternative with high carry, some investors are looking at even older paper.
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Despite a glut of new CLO issues this week, a slowdown in US leveraged loan supply has led to a drop in the creation of new asset warehouses this year, according to market participants.
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Participants in the leveraged loan and CLO markets could begin to see an improvement in “woeful” settlement times as new technology replaces inefficient and outdated processes.
