
European CLO market continues to perform well
While issuance levels might continue to be lower than expected, the European CLO market continues to perform well according to Fitch. It has been two years since it downgraded a
While issuance levels might continue to be lower than expected, the European CLO market continues to perform well according to Fitch. It has been two years since it downgraded a
The world of finance has always been a complex and ever-evolving landscape, with new financial instruments and investment strategies emerging regularly. One such area that has seen significant growth in recent years
The first joint publication between Yield Book and Refinitiv LPC is now available. This paper covers what a Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) is, why it’s a compelling structured product, and
The European collateralized loan obligation (CLO) market experienced positive news last week, with two new deals announced. There also seems to be increased activity in the UK commercial real estate
Alternative investments are gaining traction. An estimated 80 percent of young investors are allocating more of their portfolios to investments that fall outside of the more classic categories like stocks
Hardman and Co’s Mark Thomas discusses Volta Finance Ltd in this exclusive interview with DirectorsTalk.
The LSTA and event co-host DealCatalyst are excited to announce a new partnership on a premier industry event for the broadly syndicated CLO and leveraged lending market. The LSTA serves as the industry
Volta Finance (LON:VTA) is the topic of conversation when Mark Thomas, Analyst at Hardman &Co joins DirectorsTalk Interviews. Mark talks us through his recent report entitled ‘An easy guide to the
Securitised credit can be a useful fixed income allocation for institutional investors who focus on book yield or those trying to match the cash flows of future pension liabilities. The
Challenges in the banking system are expanding the opportunities available to direct lenders. I believe the shifts we’re seeing won’t be short-lived, but, to borrow a phrase from Oaktree Capital