Troubled CLOs second priority notes are now in default, says Moody's
Moody’s says it now considers the originally Aa2 class B notes of a 2002 CLO to be in default, after a long legal battle which has resulted in coupons being held in an escrow account
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Comment by: Douglas Watson. Posted 14 years ago [2010-02-25 16:35:02]