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First debut European CLO deals of 2026 price, several more expected
Manager resets CLO ahead of reinvestment period ending later this year
UK regulations take shape, software slide tests CLO managers' mettle and how captive equity is distorting the market
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The price guidance on Pramerica Investment Management’s European collateralized loan obligation, Dryden XXVII CLO, has raised eyebrows among securitization pros in London, with some seeing the suggested spread levels on the BB-rated bonds as surprisingly low.
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Silvermine Capital Management raised a $415.97 million collateralized loan obligation via arranger Citigroup, with some tranches pricing wider than those of other recent deals.
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The Carlyle Group hit the market with a $623 million collateralized loan obligation via arranger Morgan Stanley, becoming the first manager to come to market twice in 2013.
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European securitized paper is continuing to attract money despite falling trading volumes, according to London-based Chenavari Investment Managers, whose Toro Capital IA securitization fund turned over 10% of its portfolio to score a 3.21% return last month.
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Market players are buzzing that a $417.3 million American Money Management Corp. collateralized loan obligation is the final CLO contract for arranging bank UBS.
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MJX Asset Management returned to the collateralized loan obligation market with a $600 million CLO arranged by Jefferies & Co.
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Apollo Global Management is set to meet with investors this week to gauge appetite for its upcoming Citigroup-arranged EUR306.5 million ($399.3 million) collateralized loan obligation, with the official roadshow to follow next week—almost a month after SI first reported Citi was arranging a European CLO.
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More collateralized loan obligations, including ones issued since 2010, are likely to be called, refinanced or repriced as equity holders look to take advantage of CLO liability spreads that keep tightening.
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A number of European collateralized loan obligations are in the works and that’s convincing managers and bankers that the market may be poised for a rebirth.