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Mining, industrials and chemicals flagged as sectors ripe for debt-funded consolidation
Rejecting CLO ETFs out of concern for retail investors is hypocritical
Lawyers and managers are working to overcome hurdles in Europe as US ETFs start anchoring primary deals
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As the spread discount for refis narrows, managers are likely to head straight for the reset
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Hires are in time for 'robust' growth for the firm
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The manager increased the deal size as triple-A spreads show resilience, but mezz widens amid volatility
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Resets and refis dominate the pipeline but managers struggle to push below 150bp
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Structural protections should keep defaults and downgrades low amid geopolitical and macro risks
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How to get rid of old friends
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Using sleeping SLL structures could help companies cope when they need more time
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Primary spreads have so far withstood geopolitical risk and borrower concerns, but the balance is shaking
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The manager’s first new issue since 2022 was priced tight across the stack
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The way PE firms operate is changing and banks are being forced to adapt
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Even a small tightening could unlock huge dealflows, but investors appear to push back amidst a wave of issuance
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Shareholder Blue Owl will take 10% of the private equity firm's Amsterdam flotation
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Approach to credit monitoring matters more than triple-C bucket size as market vulnerability is expected to drive manager tiering
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Like Renk and Douglas, Galderma has turned to the loan market over bonds after floating
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European CLO debt index will be the first benchmark provided by a manager
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Bank researchers expect second-busiest year ever while BofA told GlobalCapital it will stick with the initial figure for now
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Amortisations will drive CLO managers’ fight for AUM and leave investors striving to stay invested, supporting issuance
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