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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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CLO managers able to raise equity despite seemingly unattractive first day arbitrage -
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
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George Smith talks to Tom Hall about a run of giant ABS deals, and to Thomas Hopkins about whether changes to Solvency II will bring insurers flocking back to securitization.
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Triple-A notes priced tighter than recent new deals
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Changes to regulatory capital requirements make triple-A rated CLO notes more appealing for insurers
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Reforms to Solvency II rules make non-STS securitizations cheaper investments for insurers
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Spread on triple-A rated notes fell by 23bp in the manager's 15th CLO deal this year
