Collateralised Loan Obligations, or CLOs, are bond instruments issued to fund a specific pool of loans, typically senior secured or ‘leveraged’ loans, to companies. The bonds are split into tranches

When assessing past and present structured products, it is clear that products have been offered that failed to meet investors’ expectations. For this reason, it is important that advisers have

When investors think of bonds, their minds immediately go toward U.S. Treasuries or other IOUs issued by corporations. Maybe municipal securities enter their minds. But these are just the tip

The $1.2 trillion collateralized loan obligations market is moving toward individual investors and financial advisors in ways that can make sense as a cash alternative or alternative income source. There

Wall Street bankers looking to raise fresh financing for multi-billion dollar buyouts are getting a boost from the record start to the year from a critical part of the leveraged

For the intrepid investor, there is no shortage of diversified investment opportunities. Interest in cryptocurrencies, structured products, direct indexing, and other “trendy” assets has grown in recent years, but a new report by

Collateralized loan obligation (CLO) equity has emerged as a source of potentially robust, and front-loaded, returns for sophisticated investors. Over the past 30 years, collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) have grown from