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CLO investors should be able to see live secondary trading levels
5 years ago
Olga Chernova of Sancus Capital takes our credit quiz -
Miscast as the villains of the 2008 crisis, CDS may prove to be the heroes of 2020
5 years ago
Credit default swaps provide investors with valuable signals on the depth of the coronavirus crisis -
Investors need to ask: can my asset manager survive the crisis?
Mergers, declines in assets and changes in risk profile can signal that an investment manager is not as healthy as it was5 years ago -
The opportunities to build par and spread within a CLO haven’t been this plentiful since 2009
5 years ago
Last year’s CLOs could become the benchmark for manager performance -
Asset managers pull all liquidity levers to satisfy borrowers
5 years ago
A paramount concern for many investors in direct lending funds is whether asset managers have enough liquidity to meet borrower requests for funding -
Structured credit dragged very wide — but CLOs stand to gain
5 years ago
Senior tranches of securitisations widened 220% in less than a month as the coronavirus pandemic has meant an increase in systemic risk — a sharp turnaround from the past few months when idiosyncratic risks were being cited as the main concern for structured credit investors. -
They said it: "Start writing the story about banks making margin calls to buyers of CLOs using repo!"
5 years ago
A reader comments on our 25 March report “US fund managers put on leveraged CLO triple A trade with a view to 13% returns”, pointing out that banks were pulling loan TRS lines, but still had the appetite to support leveraged CLO trades. -
Empty rooms test CRE CLOs linked to lodging
5 years ago
After a banner year for CRE CLOs, the asset class seems uniquely exposed to the coronavirus — particularly for loan collateral tied to lodging, according to research from Kroll Bond Rating Agency. -
‘Hoard credit’ says PM as markets swing
5 years ago
As Creditflux went to press, the covid-19 death toll in Italy surged by 700 after two days of slowing, and the US congress agreed a $2 trillion stimulus package. -
We’ve survived before, we can do so again
$7.8 billion of CLO collateral, split evenly between the US and Europe, is in the loans that have fallen fastest in the past month. But short term CLO pain will bring opportunities for building par5 years ago -
A round-up of fundraising and people moves in credit
5 years ago -
CLOs at a glance: CLO primary market grinds to a halt
5 years ago
A round-up of CLO performance -
Ucits at a glance: Long-short approach lifts Pictet to the top
A round-up of ucits fund performance5 years ago -
Fund perfomance: Slowdown for some as pandemic takes hold
A round-up of fund performance5 years ago -
Fair Oaks suspends dividends from listed CLO fund citing covid-19 uncertainty
5 years ago
Fair Oaks Capital has suspended dividends on its listed CLO fund “in light of the ongoing uncertainty in economies and markets caused by covid-19 pandemic”, according to an update to investors in the $315 million fund -
S&P adds to CLO negative watch list as loan downgrades pick up
5 years ago
Standard & Poor’s has added to the list of tranches in CLOs it has on negative watch as coronavirus concerns mount. This follows the rating agency last week highlighting 22 tranches across 15 US CLOs for having big exposure to downgraded corporate borrowers across impacted industry sectors -
Fitch puts European and US CLO notes on negative watch after coronavirus stress test
5 years ago
Fitch Ratings has placed six notes from one European CLO, one US static CLO and one US middle market CLO on negative watch, following coronavirus-related stress tests placed last week -
BDCs face asset coverage pressure as Fitch puts two on negative watch
6 years ago
Fitch Ratings has placed ratings on the debt of two business development companies, BlackRock Capital Investment Corporation (BB+) and New Mountain Finance Corporation (BBB-), on negative watch -
US loan index rises for second consecutive day
6 years ago
The credit markets felt some reprieve on Thursday as the S&P/LSTA index rose for the second consecutive day, rising by an unprecedented 3.33% -
30% of CLOs will breach their 7.5% triple C buckets, says BofA
6 years ago
The number of CLOs tripping their 7.5% buckets for loans rated triple C is set to soar from 8% to around 30%, according to the latest research from Bank of America -
Bank looks to unwind $632 million loan TRS
6 years ago
A US bank has looked to liquidate a total return swap vehicle by putting out a loan bwic, according to market sources, with the vehicle sized at $632 million -
S&P puts US CLOs on negative watch including seven failing triple C test
6 years ago
Standard and Poor’s put focus on the recent volatility by placing tranches in 15 US CLOs on a negative watch for having large exposures to energy related sectors such as oil and gas, consumable fuels and commodities. In total, 25 tranches have been affected by this. -
CLOs pressured by sub-80 loan index as UBS predicts $550 billion of distress
6 years ago
CLOs were squeezed again today as the coronavirus selloff continues to hammer the loan market and UBS predicted many leveraged loans will become distressed -
CLOs process Internap bankruptcy as they hold $212 million
6 years ago
CLOs hold $212 million of the debt of Internap Technologies, which filed for Chapter 11 in the Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York on on Tuesday -
Time on side of direct lenders as private loans give relief against volatility
6 years ago
Some credit fund managers have become myopic in an effort to absorb the impact of the market sell-off, rate changes, shortage of liquidity and the overarching consequences of the coronavirus pandemic. Mid-sized companies might be considered more vulnerable in such circumstances, but direct lenders are spared from any mark to market volatility
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