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Manager tightens spreads across some mezzanine liabilities and includes two triple-B rated tranches
CLOs are eschewing loans with even a whiff of credit risk, creating a gap in the market for wily investors
Manager takes advantage of tight mezzanine liability spreads to reset CLO after its reinvestment period ended
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Gramazio becomes a managing director after working at the rating agency since 2020 -
Private credit unlikely to be able to bail CLOs out by refinancing loans
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Deal priced shortly before CLO market slowed down due to Iran conflict
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Materials, transport and travel sectors identified as risks in CLO portfolios following US-Israeli strikes on Iran
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Claim that fees put off institutional investors denied
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Despite currency risk, structure offsets some dangers for investors, although lower credit quality remains
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No one is sure when AI's threat will strike, or where
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Spread on the triple-A rated notes is 8bp tighter than for the issuer's recent deals
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First debut European CLO deals of 2026 price, several more expected
