European CLOs embed anti-priming language in docs in "win for everyone"
European CLOs have begun to embed 'anti-priming language' in documentation, in what sources describe as a 'win for everyone', giving managers further flexibility in a restructuring and preventing CLOs from being squeezed out by other creditors
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