Latest news
Latest news
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
More articles
More articles
-
An Ares Management unit upsized its newest collateralized loan obligation by about $300 million to $718.3 million at pricing.
-
The top-rated tranche of a new $413.2 million collateralized loan obligation from Columbia Management sold at a spread that is tighter than any non-static, new-issue CLO seen since late June.
-
A weekly roundup of securitization sectors with year-to-date totals in ABS, CMBS, RMBS and CLOs in the U.S. and Europe. -
-
The Carlyle Group is getting set to raise its third collateralized loan obligation this year, the $518.84 million Carlyle GMS 2012-3.
-
The U.S. market was quiet last week, with a two-pronged credit card receivables deal from American Express and a quieter triple net lease deal from STORE Capital the only stories getting told.
-
BlackRock Financial Management raised a $415.75 million collateralized loan obligation via Bank of America; the first from its Magnetite shelf since 2003.
-
Three collateralized loan obligations found their way to investors in the last week and another is making the rounds, adding to a handful of CLOs that put an end to a late-July dry spell for the sector.
-
Columbia Management is said to be marketing a $408 million collateralized loan obligation, CENT CLO 16, following a handful of CLOs that recently priced and ahead of a batch expected just after Labor Day.
