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Pricing on junior mezzanine notes is diverging as managers have to cope with difficult conditions
Manager extends non-call by a year, tapping into market for shorter-dated deals
Unparalleled European CLO market activity in 2025 compressed spreads and raised the possibility of a bigger standard for benchmark size. But, as Thomas Hopkins reports, leveraged loan market volatility will increasingly lead to tiering in the pricing different managers can achieve
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Manager prices first BSL CLO of 2025 after private credit success in October -
Upsized deal's triple-A notes priced 9bp wide of manager's March debut
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Novel exercise welcomed as a way of enhancing transparency and accountability in lightly regulated sector
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Pricing on triple-A spreads tightens by 3bp compared with LGT’s first CLO
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Manager resets CLO after reinvestment period with over 25% of triple-A rated notes amortised
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CLO managers able to raise equity despite seemingly unattractive first day arbitrage
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Pricing on triple-A notes tightened by 50bp from original deal
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Manager tightens triple-A rated notes by 44bp, choosing a reset over refinancing
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Arranging banks buy large chunks of deals in shallow market
