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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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IPTs are tighter than market participants expected at the start of 2024
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Spreads might tighten further, but assets tighten faster
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The rally in loans may encourage some calls, but most CLOs will prefer to cling to older cheaper deals
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Consultation says some investors not in favour of ‘dedicated and simplified templates’
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Fund will only invest in equity as the majority stakeholder, GlobalCapital understands
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Market participants expect primary spreads to come inside 165bp, but scarce loan issuance will remain a problem
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The rating agency is receiving more diversified portfolio proposals and is working on credit estimates for unrated assets
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At least 60 deals lined up for first quarter amid strong triple-A demand
