CLO 2020 outlook: lower volumes predicted, but it’s not all bad news

By Robin Armitage, Lafri Reda, Sam Robinson and Charlie Dinning

Wednesday, December 18, 2019

US CLO issuance is expected to drop by roughly 20% next year, according to bank research desks. This comes after a solid 2019 in which $101 billion of new US CLOs have priced through 92 managers, as Creditflux goes to press

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Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 4 years ago [2019-12-18 19:30:01]

Extremely useful synopsis - thank you so much!

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