MJX resets 2014 CLO in partnership with Citi
MJX Asset Management has reworked its 2014 CLO Venture XIX for a second time

Wellfleet prices third new issue CLO of 2018
Wellfleet Credit Partners has moved close to $4 billion CLOs under management, after pricing a $407.5 million new issue deal on Friday via Bank of America Merrill Lynch

Zais prices third new issue CLO of 2018 with triple As paying 137.5bp
Zais Group priced its third new issue CLO of the year on Friday, with Bank of America Merrill Lynch the arranger

CSAM prices billion-dollar deal to extend its CLO market lead
A blow-out day for the US CLO market brought $4.18 billion of issuance on Friday across seven deals, of which 54% was new issue paper

GSO produces 11th new issue transaction of the year in $716.25 million Harbor Park CLO
GSO Capital Partners priced its 11th new issue CLO of the year yesterday named Harbor Park CLO

US CLO market's biggest names plan AUM drive before year-end
Some of the CLO market’s biggest names are planning an AUM boost before year-end, presale reports suggest

Astaldi CDS holders face Thursday deadline on auction deliverables
Market participants with exposure to Astaldi have until 5pm London time tomorrow (8 November) to submit any other potential deliverable obligations into the auction to settle the company’s credit default swaps

On cloud nine: GSO prices $616 million Cirrus deal in debut CBO
The world’s largest CLO manager entered the collateralized bond obligation market on Friday

Weatherford CDS routed as quarterly loss adds to ratings woes
Five-year credit default swaps referencing CDX HY constituent Weatherford International have weathered a battering over recent days

Barings and THL each price CLOs with senior triple As at 115bp
Two new issue CLOs hit the market today with remarkably similar structures

Astaldi credit event auction will have two deliverables, says DC
Only two Astaldi bonds are deliverable into an auction to determine the final price of its credit default swaps, the Determinations Committee has indicated

Investors place $312 million in Locus Point's inaugural private credit fund
Locust Point Private Credit Fund will provide financing to owner and operators in the senior housing and care sector throughout the US

Rolling the dice on Turkey and Italy
Gambling specialists with operations around the Mediterranean are facing political risks and currency falls – but there are opportunities to hit the jackpot if investors play their cards right

Summer of innovations continues as manager prices Europe's first 2.0 CBO
A US-headquartered manager has priced Europe’s first CBO since the financial crisis, according to market sources

Boutique CLO manager becomes first to refi post reinvestment CLO this year
A California-based CLO manager has become first firm this year to refinance a CLO that has left its reinvestment period

Cairn markets European CLO refi as spreads look set to widen by 6bp
The Euro CLO refi market is picking up steam, with Cairn Capital looking to become the fourth manager to refinance a transaction in as many weeks

Aircraft lessors: gathering clouds lead to talk of turbulence
Aircraft leasing companies have been cruising over the past two years as passenger numbers grew, but rising interest rates and trade tariff concerns are making some bondholders nervous

BRF avoids butcher’s block – for now
While Brazilian meat exporters appear to have survived claims of widespread malpractice throughout the country, the future of the world’s largest poultry producer still hangs in the balance
 

Drug makers: desperately seeking pain relief
With Teva’s profitable Copaxone being undermined by cheaper alternatives, the company is in need of a pick-me-up. By Euan Hagger

BlackRock adds new ETF to $1.8 trillion iShares platform
BlackRock has unveiled a new addition to its suite of target maturity fixed income ETFs, with the iShares iBonds Dec 2024 Term Muni Bond ETF (IBMM) rolling out this week

Consumer lending: questions pile up for debt collectors
Cabot’s failed IPO has hit bonds across the debt collection sector – and made investors much more cautious. By Euan Hagger

Payday: Investors go for broke on regulatory bet
New regulations could seriously hamper US payday lenders – but bond holders are betting the rules won’t be enacted

Alcentra continues hot fundraising streak with new global credit offering
BNY Mellon subsidiary Alcentra has attracted $140 million for a corporate credit fund

Jefferies prices unorthodox short-dated CLO in $296.5 million deal
Jefferies has priced a short-dated CLO backed by revolving credits, according to market sources.

Aluminium: Learning to live with crushed prices
The slump in the price of aluminium has hurt even Chinese producers. That is good news for other borrowers