Sofr/Libor CLO basis rises to 20bp as Marathon prints double As with alternative benchmark

By Sayed Kadiri

Bank of America has inked the second Sofr CLO tranche as part of a $429.6 million new issue deal for Marathon Asset Management

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TAGS: CLO BofA Marathon Pricing Primary market North America

Comment by: Sayed Kadiri. Posted 2 years ago [2021-11-11 15:11:50]

Excellent observation, anonymous

Comment by: Anonymous. Posted 2 years ago [2021-11-11 14:23:35]

One point about the SOFR adjustment is that Marathon's deal has a five-year reinvestment period versus a three-year for the Onex deal referenced. It is likely that is the driver behind the +20 bps adjustment compared to the Onex at +15bps