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Busy pipeline but tight spreads prompt caution among some investors
Market to remain small and reliant on bespoke deals, though some are optimistic it can mirror the US middle market’s trajectory
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Market has mostly been a ghost town even as pipelines in other asset classes fill up -
While triple-As have remained tight, the managers' mezz tranches landed wide of pre-August volatility pricing
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Investors have done better at standing their ground so far this year but managers want looser terms
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Triple-As in the European primary market are back up to 130bp after early-August shake-up
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Managers have had to crank up spreads to lure investors into euro deals since early August volatility
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Several managers are out with deals in line with last month’s levels as market rallies after early-August volatility
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◆ Promising Risk Control paper ◆ Acer Tree returns to euro CLOs
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Tranches from both managers priced up to 75bp wider than deals in early August
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Market association supports Ucits eligibility in response to ESMA call for evidence
