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Portfolio includes private credit transactions originated by Sona and broadly syndicated loans
Changing issuance patterns, tight mezzanine spreads and investor demand deliver bumper crop of deals
Deal follows Macquarie's acquisition of Spire, which issued previous Aurium CLOs
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Alcentra is meeting this week with prospective investors in its new European collateralised loan obligation, which is being brought to market by JP Morgan, as buysiders said the healthy flow of new CLO issuance in Europe represents a “nicely balanced” market.
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Columbia Management Investment Advisers is looking to raise its second collateralized loan obligation of the year.
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Alcentra has scheduled meetings this week with possible investors in its new European collateralized loan obligation, which is being brought to market by JPMorgan, as buysiders said the healthy flow of new CLO issuance in Europe represents a “nicely balanced” market.
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Babson Capital Management and Neuberger Berman are both looking to raise their first collateralized loan obligations of 2013, and both are looking to shave nearly 30 basis points off the spreads paid by the triple-A rated bonds from each of their previous deals.
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Lack of supply in the European leveraged loan market is one of the greatest challenges facing CLO managers looking to raise new collateralised lending obligations (CLOs), according to Fitch Ratings.
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The return of European CLOs has gathered pace in recent weeks, but new deals still face hurdles arising from a lack of available collateral and tightening spreads in the loan market.
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The lack of supply in the European leveraged loan market is one of the greatest challenges facing CLO managers looking to raise new collateralised lending obligations (CLOs), according to Fitch Ratings.
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A bid list comprised mostly of senior collateralized loan obligation names was scheduled to trade at 3 pm GMT on Tuesday afternoon, with a smaller list of cash CLO equity names set to follow on Thursday.
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The primary market for collateralized loan obligations surged back into action after two weeks of relative slumber, helping assuage fears that new capital charges from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation could force a major investor base in the sector to pull back.