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More managers are placing third-party equity after spreads tightened, but beneficial trends are coming to an end
Investor demand holds up well as repayments of older deals keep flowing
Rahul Srinivasan and Murad Khaled have left BofA
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The pipeline suggests a crowded house this summer. CLO investors shouldn’t book time off just yet
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Tightening across the board means more 2022 deals can cut cost of capital and enjoy benefits of resets over refis
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Improving arbitrage is attracting broad appetite from third-party equity again
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Manager issues first static euro CLO since March as secondary loan prices soften
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Bankers expect further tightening but at a slower pace
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For the best managers, bankers see a clear path towards further tightening
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PE firms see the public market as a ‘pain’ as investors seek low leverage companies and low valuations
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A lower WACC, a dividend payment, and a longer reinvestment period motivated the deal, sources said
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Ex-Melrose CEO’s new investment company raised £50m and will list on Aim
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Trade body's open letter warns the industry to regulate itself or else regulators will
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More technical tailwinds for deal flow and tightening have emerged
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More flexible and varied terms from leveraged finance are appearing more often on IG deals
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