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  • The collateralized loan obligation market is seeing increasing frequency of deals from repeat issuers such as Silvermine Capital Management and new managers entering the space.
  • The Loan Syndications and Trading Association is urging regulators to exempt offshore collateralized loan obligations from tax-reporting requirements under the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2010.
  • A $350 million collateralized loan obligation from manager AEGON USA Investment Management, priced today, the second deal sold by Citigroup this week.
  • Sankaty Advisors, the credit investment unit of Bain Capital, priced its $414 million collateralized debt obligation on the first day of May; hot on the heels of the biggest month for CLO issuance since the financial crisis that brought the market to a halt.
  • Analysts are calling April the biggest month for collateralized loan obligations since the financial crisis, with $5.2 billion in new deals hitting screens so far, according to SI, Deal Flow Database.
  • Citigroup is said to be aiming to raise a $302.5 million collateralized loan obligations for Aegon USA Investment Management.
  • Oak Hill Advisors has increased the size of its OHA CP VI CLO today by about $50 million, bringing the total deal to $673.7 million.
  • Analysts are calling April the biggest month for collateralized loan obligations since the financial crisis, with $4.2 billion in new deals hitting screens so far, according to research from Royal Bank of Scotland.
  • JPMorgan Chase is said to be raising $512.6 million for a collateralized loan obligations for the Carlyle Group.