Short end interest spurs new CLOs, Volcker liquidity crunch looms

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Short end interest spurs new CLOs, Volcker liquidity crunch looms

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As corporate treasuries and money managers show more interest in refinanced deals, CLO managers are looking to take advantage by selling new deals with short reinvestment and non-call periods. Increased short-end interest could be positive for bank investors hoping to be refinanced out of non-Volcker compliant deals, but as a liquidity crunch looms, all investors in those deals are at risk, say analysts.

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