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Booming CLO primary activity either side of the Atlantic continues to be met with sufficient demand to keep supporting spreads. However, there are still opportunities for investors in some areas.
Booming CLO primary activity either side of the Atlantic continues to be met with sufficient demand to keep supporting spreads. However, there are still opportunities for investors in some areas.
In this note, we explore how favourable market conditions mean that CLO vehicles can re-finance debt cheaply, thus enhancing the value of Volta Finance Ltd (LON:VTA) equity positions, which have
Insurance executives responsible for investing more than $13 trillion in assets worldwide are planning to take on more risk as the global economy recovers, according to an annual survey conducted by Goldman
Credit quality of U.S. broadly syndicated CLOs improved during the first quarter, aided by a default rate on underlying loan issuers at its lowest level in two years, according to
AXA IM has published the Volta Finance Ltd (LON:VTA) monthly report for March 2021. PERFORMANCE and PORTFOLIO ACTIVITY Volta has continued to perform well with +1.1% in March, reaching 6.1%
Many who followed the 2008 financial crisis closely, would know about CDO (collateralized debt obligations). They were a major reason triggering the financial crises. There is another similar term, CLO
Many of the biggest whales in collateralized loan obligations are returning to the $900 billion market after spending much of last year on the sidelines, a shift that could make
Volta Finance Ltd (LON:VTA) has published its results for the six month period ended 31 January 2021. The half-yearly financial report is attached to this release and will be available
Collateralized loan obligation sales have rebounded so strongly that the heavy supply is crimping a rally in the sector even while investors seek to rotate into floating-rate notes as Treasury yields march
Investors seeking yield in corporate loans may be beaten to the punch by loads of cash—even sometimes from special-purpose acquisition companies, or SPACs, and ordinary banks. The prospect of inflation