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The collateralized loan obligation market is set to exceed the high end of new-issuance projections for the year, as four deals priced last week and at least three more are near closing.
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NewStar Financial raised its second collateralized loan obligation since the first quarter 2012, choosing Wells Fargo to orchestrate the $325.88 million middle-market loan deal.
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Executives of KCAP Financial, a publicly traded business development company formerly known as Kohlberg Capital, have settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission over charges including overvaluing two collateralized loan obligation investments originated by wholly owned affiliate Katonah Debt Advisors, according to an SEC release.
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Standard Chartered has returned to the securitization market with a synthetic emerging market collateralized loan obligation, START CLO VIII.
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Former UBS global head of collateralized loan obligation trading Jason Schechter joined Jefferies & Co. in recent weeks, according to a filing with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority.
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Octagon Credit Investors is raising a $521.8 million collateralized loan obligation, hiring Deutsche Bank to arrange the deal.
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A weekly roundup of securitization sectors with year-to-date totals in ABS, CMBS, RMBS and CLOs in the U.S. and Europe. -
Predictions of slow economic growth in 2013 have sparked concern among managers of collateralized loan obligations that one of the main supply lines for leveraged loan assets—private equity activity—may thin out next year, stifling the ability of managers to ramp up portfolios large enough to come to market with deals.
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The alternative asset management arm of private equity giant The Carlyle Group has raised a $620.25 million deal, Carlyle CMS 2012-4, its fourth collateralized loan obligation of 2012.
