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  • JP Morgan holds place as CLO market's largest noteholder
    JP Morgan remained the world's largest CLO noteholder at the end of the first quarter, with $59.69 billion invested in the asset class as of 31 March - an increase of $1.11 billion from year-end

    1 year ago
  • Credit bull run falters as central bank glow abates
    Thoughts that the credit market had taken a positive directional shift are turning, after Tuesday’s session has brought a sizeable retracement wider, but credit strategists predict an overall firming of tone into the end of the year off the back of dovish central bank meetings

    2 years ago
  • Correction: JP Morgan shifts bulk of CLO portfolio to held to maturity
    JP Morgan has shifted two thirds of its CLO portfolio to the 'held to maturity' part of its balance sheet, posting $31.15 billion worth of CLO holdings on 30 September of which $20.95 billion were held to maturity

    3 years ago
  • Big US banks pull back from CLO primary market to preserve cash
    CLO triple As have tightened substantially in recent weeks to tights of 155 basis points in the primary market - but sources say the big US banks that typcially invest in these bonds are not buying

    3 years ago
  • Norinchukin's CLO portfolio decreases for first time in years
    Japanese CLO heavyweight Norinchukin posted its financial statements yesterday, where it reported a 1.42% drop from its statements at the end of the second quarter

    4 years ago
  • CLO supply set for double-digit drop in 2020, says JP Morgan
    US CLO supply in 2020 will be as much as 20% down on 2019, while European issuance will fall 13% year-on-year, predict JP Morgan strategists in a research note. Even so, new CLOs should still outpace existing deal paydowns, as well as high yield primary market net new issuance

    4 years ago
  • Reality bites after credit traders abandon Brexit hedges
    Rediscovered faith in the ability of the UK and European Union to reach an agreement before the 31 October Brexit deadline has helped fuel a surge tighter of credit spreads, led by UK financial names. But that break with caution faces an immediate reality check today, following admissions a lot more work is needed

    4 years ago

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