BofA Securities expects the CCC share of leveraged loans in collateralized loan obligation portfolios to increase by 0.5% to 0.7% in August as a result of a pick up in downgrades.

With higher relative yields, a history of strong risk-adjusted returns, and protection against rising rates, there is a strong case for a strategic allocation to collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) within

Chris Galipeau, Senior Market Strategist of Putnam’s Capital Market Strategies group, recently spoke with Scott M. D’Orsi, CFA, a Portfolio Manager in Putnam’s Fixed Income group on the Active Insights

CLOs have historically offered a compelling combination of above-average yield, strong risk profiles, and the potential for strong upside appreciation. Over the long term, collateralized loan obligation (CLO) tranches have historically performed

With higher relative yields, built-in risk protection, and historical outperformance in periods of rising rates, it’s time to get to know CLOs and how they are structured. What Is a

With higher relative yields, a history of strong risk-adjusted returns, and protection against rising rates, we believe this is a great time to make a strategic allocation to CLOs. Collateralized

We can say CLO is a loan fund that uses investors’ money to buy business loans. In simple words, we can say that a CLO manager purchases the corporate loans