New rules could turn CLO managers into prop traders, warns speaker
Loan market participants gathered yesterday for the annual LSTA conference in New York where upcoming legislation governing CLOs was a hot topic.
Given the example of risk retention rules in Europe, and how they don't really work for CLOs, I'd suggest US managers print as many deals as possible before the rules take effect. You'd think regulators would understand the problems with risk retention rules and CLOs and modify (or remove) the rules to something that makes sense. However judging by the EU example, I wouldn't bet on it...
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Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 11 years ago [2012-10-18 15:41:00]