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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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Borrowers moving between the two markets create opportunities for both -
Syndicated leveraged loan and private credit markets share borrowers in a mutually beneficial way, but underwriting criteria could weaken
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Strong demand from investors allowed deal size to be increased
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Manager achieves tight print despite price widening relative to the original deal
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Partial refinancing tightens spreads on some triple-A notes by 20bp
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Thomas Hopkins discusses a vintage of CLOs being refinanced rather than reset, while Tom Hall talks about whether CMBS investors can share with banks
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Layton discusses why Pearl Diver decided to enter the SRT market in late 2025, the comparison with CLOs, and how 2026 is shaping up for the CLO market with George Smith
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Sub-fund will buy investment grade tranches in US and Europe
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Refinancings allow managers to hedge bets on spread movements over the next year
