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Guernsey puts Highland wrangles out to pasture
5 years ago
A royal court’s dismissal of proceedings in Guernsey could spell the beginning of the end in Highland Capital Management’s legal action against former employee Josh Terry -
Loan leverage in CLOs has risen 1.3 turns, finds S&P
5 years ago
Leverage in US CLO portfolios increased by an average of 1.3 turns compared to the pre-covid-19 loan market, according to new research from S&P Ratings -
Highland no longer defendant in Citi's Revlon loan lawsuit
5 years ago
Citi has dismissed its suit against Highland Capital Management as it seeks repayment on a Revlon loan, according to court filings. The lawsuit remains open against another 11 defendants -
Details emerge on nature of Revlon payment 'error' and lender attitudes
5 years ago
Fresh details have emerged on the nature of the ‘operational error’ Citi says took place when it transferred $900 million to Revlon loan holders -
Lenders argue for extended timeline in Revlon loan lawsuit
5 years ago
A 30 September preliminary injunction hearing and trial has been outlined under Citi’s schedule. But the defendants have proposed an alternative schedule, under which the lawsuit would culminate in a trial mid-December -
CLOs stuck with $100 million of bankrupt TNT Crane's debt
5 years ago
14 CLO managers hold $92.5 million debt of TNT Crane & Rigging, which filed for chapter 11 protection in the US Bankruptcy Court For The District Of Delaware yesterday -
Citi files lawsuit against nine more lenders over 'accidental' $900 million Revlon transfer
5 years ago
Citi has filed a new lawsuit against nine more asset managers regarding its transfer of $900 million to Revlon lenders, which Citi says was made mistakenly. The bank is looking to claim the money back against lenders -
Beneath the triple C: CLOs get their sneakers on as retailers run into bankruptcy
5 years ago
July added further relief to CLO portfolios with the slowest rate of downgrades to triple C since March. US CLO portfolios faced downgrades of $2.18 billion to triple C while European portfolios faced just €59.13 million of such downgrades -
The Last Tranche with Guggenheim's Duffy: CLOs will pay more for loans than today’s index prices
5 years ago
Marking the long-awaited return of the Last Tranche podcast, Creditflux's Hugh Minch talks to Adrian Duffy, head of European corporate credit at Guggenheim Investments in Dublin -
Cut! Cineworld’s cancelled merger boosts CLO OCs
5 years ago
Investors in Cineworld’s $1.9 billion term loan breathed a sigh of relief in July after the UK cinema chain cancelled its merger with Canadian firm Cineplex, with holders repaid in full, according to market sources -
Fieldwood slips into second bankruptcy as CLOs hold $314 million
5 years ago
CLO managers hold $314.5 million of oil and gas drilling company Fieldwood Energy, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy yesterday for the second time in two years -
CLOs hold $600 million of bankrupt retailer Tailored Brands
5 years ago
Tailored Brands has become the latest US retailer to file for Chapter 11 as a result of the coronavirus-induced pandemic. 37 US CLO managers hold $588.9 million in term loans of the Houston-headquartered firm, -
Size matters: exposure to small loan facilities worse than covid industries, says BofA
5 years ago
CLO managers that hold a higher portion of smaller sized facility loans in their portfolios have performed worse through the pandemic, according to a Bank of America research paper -
Ostrum's US CLO plan takes a turn after head of structured credit leaves
5 years ago
An experienced CLO PM has left Ostrum after just one year -
CLO managers push for deeper triple C buckets
5 years ago
CLO managers in the US have launched a concerted effort for greater flexibility on their triple C test limits since the coronavirus-triggered sell off in March -
Beneath the triple C: downgrades hold steady as Travelport loses its luggage
5 years ago
For the second month in a row downgrades to triple C steadied, with just under $9 billion of CLO loans falling to this rating across 34 corporate borrowers -
Beneath the triple C: downgrade rate slows as $8 billion of CLO loans tumble
5 years ago
May offered some respite to CLO portfolios as corporate downgrades to triple C were reduced heavily - affecting just $6.67 billion of US CLO paper and €1.09 billion of European CLO portfolios -
Scale of coronavirus-linked defaults divides credit market
5 years ago
As governments and central banks around the world plough money into the economy in response to the coronavirus pandemic, the loan and CLO markets are nevertheless bracing themselves for a corporate downgrade wave to turn into a default cycle -
CLOs face trading restrictions as bankruptcies mount
5 years ago
CLO managers could be handcuffed in impending bankruptcies if tranche downgrades continue and restricted trading periods kick in -
Libor fall weighs heavily on loan and CLO portfolios
5 years ago
Libor floors are set to return to prominence after three-month rates tumbled to 0.38% by 18 May, returning the loan market’s base rate to its lowest level since the oil and gas crisis of 2014-16 -
Onex hires Jaber as it launches CLO investment business
5 years ago
Onex Credit Partners has hired Ronnie Jaber to start a CLO investment business in New Jersey, according to an announcement today -
It's confirmed: loans are not bonds in " victory for the flow of capital to American businesses"
5 years ago
You're a loan. No, nothing to do with lockdown and social distancing. It's actually a victory for the $1.2 trillion US loan market as a court ruling finds that loans are not securities in the long-running Kirschner v. JP Morgan Chase case -
Akorn falls into bankruptcy with $321 million planted in CLOs
5 years ago
CLOs hold $321.3 million of specialty pharmaceutical company Akorn’s debt, according to the latest trustee reports from CLO-I, with the firm having filed for chapter 11 protection in the US District Court for the District of Delaware yesterday -
Fed announces first loan subscription date for talf
5 years ago
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York announced yesterday that the first loan subscription date for the term asset-backed securities loan facility will be 17 June and the first loan closing date will be 25 June -
Legacy CLO warehouses brought into scope of Fed's talf programme
5 years ago
The US Federal Reserve has published an updated term sheet and FAQ for its term asset-backed securities loan facility programme with amendments to allow a greater scope of CLOs as eligible collateral
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