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The triple-A rated notes' spread widened by 25bp compared to the original deal
Spreads on CLO liabilities stay wide, making resets for deals from multiple vintages unattractive
Fund is designed to invest in the equity in Bain’s CLOs, but can also invest in liabilities
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In 2014, the credit quality of new collateralized loan obligations will be strong, characterized by amortization in both the U.S. and Europe and by solid deal structures, a benign macroeconomic environment, and loosening credit in the U.S. -
Dealogic league tables of total revenue transactions, full year 2013. Including Investment Banking, Debt Capital Markets, Equity Capital Markets, Mergers & Acquisitions and Syndicated Loan revenues.
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Collateralized loan obligation professionals say regulators are beginning to come around to the sector, and that some sort of relief from the Volcker rule is now likely. [Updates previous article entitled "Volcker Would Cause $7 Bln In Bank CLO Losses"--LSTA]
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Highland Capital Management and Oaktree Capital Management opened the primary market for new collateralized loan obligations in the U.S. late last week.
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Intermediate Capital Group and Babson Capital have mandated banks for new CLOs as momentum in the European CLO market builds.
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Intermediate Capital Group and Babson Capital have mandated banks for new collateralized loan obligations as momentum in the European CLO market builds.
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Intermediate Capital Group and Babson Capital have mandated banks for new CLOs as momentum in the European CLO market builds.
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Language in the final Volcker rule would cause banks that hold non-compliant collateralized loan obligations to dump their investments at a loss of up to $7 billion, according to a testimony before the House Financial Services Committee this morning by industry group the Loan Syndications and Trading Association’s evp and general counsel Elliot Ganz.
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Prudential Investment Management late last week priced the first collateralized loan obligation of the year, a refinancing of the firm’s first post-crisis CLO, the $304.9 million Dryden XXII.
