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Technicals keep triple-A spreads attractive
◆ Issuance abounds despite Iran-Israel escalation ◆ European securitization regulatory proposals unveiled ◆ A digital first for sovereign bonds
Busy pipeline but tight spreads prompt caution among some investors
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CLO managers' interests often don't align with the needs of their own captive fund investors -
CLO managers risk ire of triple-A investors by using so-called Snooze Drag
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Rally has not gone as far as some expected and busy September will not help
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The odds for a BoE rate increase are rising, but bad news from China worries managers more
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Terms in European loan and CLO docs make it easier for borrowers to push out maturities
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Short dated 2022 vintage refis are becoming more economical and should spur on primary activity
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Syndicated debt head John Murphy predicts leveraged loan pick-up this quarter, warns against predicting default rates
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◆ Altice concerns remain for CLO managers ◆ Is the European securitization market adequately prepared for the next crisis? ◆ Is a private credit CLO just a gimmick?
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Monroe Capital prices MM CLO as market continues to flourish
