Collateralised loan obligations

The latest trends in the CLO market

Amid a slowdown in leveraged loans, new issuance has declined in the collateralised loan obligation market. However, as we discover, refinancings and resets are taking up the slack. Plus, innovation is never far away: witness the emergence of the CLO ETF.

How CLO managers are adapting to leveraged loan slowdown

With private equity activity remaining depressed, CLO managers are resetting capital structures and finding creative ways to cultivate new loans.

CLO ETFs: Robust demand for a growth market

Despite reaching AUM of $50bn, appetite has not been satisfied for collateralised loan obligations โ€“ and retailisation is causing the source of that demand to shift to a wider market.

Despite a slow M&A market, CLO issuance continues to grow as the product becomes more mainstream and piques the interest of investors. The ability to be flexible and take advantage of opportunities to make outsized returns are among the key attractions of this asset class.

CLO issuance hits the heights

New records are being set in the CLO market on both sides of the Atlantic, despite a subdued M&A market.

CLOs and the art of arbitrage

The skill set is not unique and not a constraint on the growth of the industry.

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