BlackRock issues new private credit CLO with triple As at emerging mid-160 level
BlackRock Mt. Lassen CLO XV is the manager's first new mid-market deal since July last year

Flood of new US CLOs print before long weekend as market wraps up busy week
A hectic day saw new issues pricing from Antares, Barings, CQS and Polus

Nuveen prices narrow with new US CLO
With triple As at 134bps over SOFR, Nuveen’s third new BSL CLO of 2025 priced with a relatively tight cost of funding against the current market

Blackstone resets former AIG CLO
The 2021-vintage deal reset with a slight reduction in the spreads for its triple As

Carlyle increases total US CLO issuance for 2025 to over USD 3.75bn with new print
Valued at just over USD 612m, Carlyle 2025-3 priced its triple As at SOFR plus 138bps

Garnet steps into US CLO management with 505m debut deal
Affiliated with Elliott Investment Management, the newly-formed investment advisory firm has priced its first issue, a BSL offeirng with a four-year reinvestment period

Fortress shifts to short-dated timetable with latest US reset
Unusually, the USD 364m BSL repricing maintained the same reinvestment expiration date

Invesco prices first new issue for 2025
The US deal is the first new CLO from Invesco since November last year

HPS prints new private credit CLO with triple As at 165
The deal is the second mid-market issue for HPS so far this year

Silver Rock raises USD 3.4bn, approaches final close for tactical private credit fund
EXCLUSIVE: The firm will invest across the private credit markets, pursuing deals in areas such as corporate credit, real asset credit and specialty lending

Benefit Street Partners prints tight with latest CLO
The USD 405m deal saw its triple A paper clear at the tightest level since the beginning of May

Obra prints its second US CLO
The USD 504m deal comes six months after the manager’s debut offering

UBS prices two US CLOs in two days via Nomura
The new issue and the reset together totalled USD 1.15bn in size

Silver Point prices third new half-billion-dollar BSL CLO for 2025
Silver Point CLO 10 is the manager’s fourth consecutive new BSL issue to top USD 500m in deal size, and its third so far this year

CVC reworks 2018-vintage US CLO
The deal, which included a 55% equity upsizing, saw the overall cost of funding increase slightly from its pre-reset level

Connecticut, San Francisco among funds making new private credit moves – Public Pensions, Private Pursuits
EXCLUSIVE: Connecticut plans commitment to Anchorage Capital distressed credit funds; San Francisco, North Dakota, and Dallas funds disclose recent commitments

Apollo prices newest CLO with triple As at mid-130s
RR 40 issued with its top-of-stack paper at SOFR plus 134bps

PineBridge resets 2023-vintage US CLO with triple As at 146bps
The latest in a series of 2023-vintage resets knocked 40bps off the spread at the top of the stack

Bain adds to two-year-old CLO reset wave with latest US repricing
The reworking of the BSL CLO lowered the overall cost of funding by almost 60bps

Golub reset of 2023 US BSL deal prices triple As at SOFR plus 145bps
The reset comes two months after the manager reset another two-year-old CLO in the largest-ever middle market deal

AB opts for short duration with latest BSL issue
The USD 402.1m deal comes three months after the manager's last new issue, a mid-market CLO

MidOcean prints new short-dated US CLO
The 1Y/3Y BSL issue priced its senior triple As at SOFR plus 145bps

Invesco raises more than USD 700m for distressed debt, special situations investments
Invesco Credit Partners III has yet to hold a final close and has already surpassed the size of its predecessor

Marathon issues first post-tariff print
The manager priced its first US deal in two months, with a reset of its two-year-old Bryant Park Funding 2023-20

Tariffs will push up default rates for several years, say agencies and managers
After an uptick in leveraged loan defaults culled weaker credits in 2024, many expected default rates to fall in 2025. But the uncertainty stemming from the Trump administration’s tariffs means those assumptions are now under threat