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FC BSL CM, a unit of Fortress Investment Group, sold a $412 million collateralized loan obligation via arranger Bank of America.
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American Capital Leveraged Finance Management, a subsidiary of publicly-traded business development company American Capital, had its $414.5 million collateralized loan obligation priced via arranger Deutsche Bank.
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Pramerica Investment Management has begun meeting with prospective investors in its new EUR315.8 million ($478.05 million) European collateralized loan obligation, understood to be named Dryden CLO XXVII, this week.
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Highland Capital Management and TCW Asset Management each made debuts of a different kind in the collateralized loan obligation market.
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At least one investor new to collateralized loan obligations was behind the recent tight print achieved by Morgan Stanley for Prudential Investment Management’s recent $420 million deal Dryden XXVI Senior Loan Fund.
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Citigroup is said to be aiming to bring a euro-denominated collateralized loan obligation, sized between EUR150-200 million ($198-264 million), to market within the next three months.
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ING Investment Management is looking to keep the trend of tightening triple-A liability spreads on new-issue collateralized loan obligations going.
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The forward pipeline for collateralized loan obligations is bubbling with activity, but the market may not soon see a full return to the $2.25 billion-a-week pace set in January.
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Arranging bank Credit Suisse priced the four debt tranches in Cairn Capital’s new leveraged loan collateralized loan obligation late on Tuesday, the first of potentially several new European CLOs to come to market.