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M&G prices at 146bp as several managers market deals at tighter spreads
Abundant cash is keeping the market going strong through macro uncertainty and supply problems
Placing majority equity with external buyers is still unusual in Europe
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First debut manager to bring a deal this year increases all tranches amid strong demand
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CLO investors have shrugged off geopolitical concerns and are focused on rates
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Jim Wiant has departed from the Danish credit investment firm's New York office
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Triple-A tranches are edging tighter basis point by basis point
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Minimising tail risk is a priority for the new manager, said Jacob Walton, co-head of euro CLOs
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Investors shrug off geopolitical concerns after volatility
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◆ CLO ETFs excite Europeans ◆ Santander prices huge German securitization
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Rejecting CLO ETFs out of concern for retail investors is hypocritical
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Lawyers and managers are working to overcome hurdles in Europe as US ETFs start anchoring primary deals
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CLO managers welcome attempt to limit primary settlement period to 10 days
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Volatility in the Middle East has limited impact on mezz as Aqueduct gets the tightest print of the year
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The manager increased the deal size as triple-A spreads show resilience, but mezz widens amid volatility
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◆ Euro CLO deals galore ◆ US CLO deals galore ◆ Green CMBS downgraded
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Structural protections should keep defaults and downgrades low amid geopolitical and macro risks
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Primary spreads have so far withstood geopolitical risk and borrower concerns, but the balance is shaking
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The manager’s first new issue since 2022 was priced tight across the stack
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Investment grade tranches priced tightly but mezzanine notes came wide
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◆ UK RMBS tightening ◆ Troublesome triple-C buckets ◆ George's marvellous microphone
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Approach to credit monitoring matters more than triple-C bucket size as market vulnerability is expected to drive manager tiering
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European CLO debt index will be the first benchmark provided by a manager
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Bank researchers expect second-busiest year ever while BofA told GlobalCapital it will stick with the initial figure for now
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Amortisations will drive CLO managers’ fight for AUM and leave investors striving to stay invested, supporting issuance
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Deal from the popular manager priced 20bp-70bp inside those from March
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Biggest CLO of 2023 bumps Citi ahead of Jefferies and Barclays despite equal deal counts
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Sterling and euro issuers look to pack in deals before Global ABS in June
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Repayments support demand for new paper but managers who cling to the 'last penny' may lose followers