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The attitude of managers and arrangers is holding back the CLO market, with weakening deal terms and pre-placement of triple-A tranches a particular problem, said Balint Vogavolgyi, senior portfolio manager at Aegon during a panel discussion. -
Quirks of Europe’s new Securitisation Regulation, which came into force this year and is dominating debate at this year’s IMN/Afme Global ABS conference in Barcelona, could leave CLO buyers carrying the can for failures of CLO managers to meet their regulatory obligations.
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CIFC is bringing a €356.05m CLO via arranger Deutsche Bank, the first CLO issued in Europe under CIFC’s name since the firm began expanding its presence across the Atlantic.
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Fair Oaks Capital, a CLO issuer among the first to include ESG criteria in its deals, updated the capital structure of its latest deal to create split equity and a split senior triple-A rated tranche at the request of investors.
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Bayer’s sale of its animal health unit ought to help a leveraged loan market where supply is still running short of last year’s total — and help loan investors compensate for M&A deals that have dropped out of this year’s pipeline.
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Cairn Capital will be able to distribute its multi-asset credit offering more widely, through the establishment of a joint UCITS (undertakings for collective investment in transferable securities) fund with its owner Mediobanca.
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Mizuho hires for new CLO role — Boskamp to join Crédit Agricole for corporate DCM — JP Morgan shakes up SSA team
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Mizuho International has hired a euro CLO specialist for a newly created role, one of a number of hires in its global markets team for Europe, the Middle East and Asia following Asif Godall taking over the division in March.
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With the credit cycle in its late stages, issuers have been looking for vehicles well suited to holding lower-rated collateral, giving rise to higher triple-C limits in some broadly syndicated loan (BSL) CLOs. However, a recent Moody’s reports highlights how those higher allowances may not materially increase risks given other deal features that protect investors.
