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  • The mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities markets continued to tighten last week on low supply and the search for relative yield, with analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch predicting further tightening of five to seven basis points in short and medium duration paper.
  • Most tranches rated AA- from Spanish small-to-medium enterprise collateralized loan obligations would be able to retain investment grade ratings in all but the “most implausible” stress scenarios, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Most tranches rated AA- from Spanish small-to-medium enterprise collateralized loan obligations would be able to retain investment grade ratings in all but the “most implausible” stress scenarios, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • The mortgage-backed and asset-backed securities markets continued to tighten last week on low supply and the search for relative yield, with analysts at Bank of America Merrill Lynch predicting further tightening of five to seven basis points in short and medium duration paper.
  • Issuers of collateralized loan obligations sat out the last week as the arbitrage afforded by the margin between loan prices and liability spreads continued to thin.
  • Private markets are starting to present good opportunities for credit strategies, particularly collateralized loan obligations, as banks have reigned in lending and shed assets.
  • TICC Capital Corp. is close to pricing a $160 million collateralized loan obligation, according to a person familiar with the deal.
  • Mizuho Financial Group has agreed to pay $127.5 million to settle charges by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission alleging the firm and three of its employees misled investors in collateralized debt obligations by using “dummy assets” to inflate the deal’s credit rating.
  • Fortress Investment Group raised two collateralized loan obligations comprised of primarily middle market loans on Wednesday.