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  • Credit Rendezvous: Make yourself comfortable, there’s a storm coming
    In our Q1 outlook, we speak to Edwin Wilches, PGIM (US CLOs), Mikkel Sckerl and Flemming Dose, Capital Four (European CLOs),  Jim Fitzpatrick, CQS (US loans), Loic Prevot, Polus (European loans), Madelaine Jones, Oaktree (global high yield), Art Penn, Pennant Park (US direct lending), Mattis Poetter, Arcmont (European direct lending), Keerthi Raghavan, Waterfall (structured credit), Ray Costa, Benefit Street (distressed), Grant Webster, Ninety One (Emerging markets), Oumar Diallo, Aeon (real assets) for their views for the upcoming quarter. 

    1 year ago
  • Credit Rendezvous: Credit spins full circle
    The third quarter was massive in terms of volumes with CLOs, high yield, leverage loans and private equity registering record issuance. But credit spreads were up and down as inflation fears, crackdowns in China and rising coronavirus cases became catalysts for risk-off sentiment in July and September

    2 years ago
  • Credit Rendezvous: ready and waiting
    In Creditflux's quarterly review of credit, portfolio managers tell us that Inflation is likely to nudge higher but they are optimistic because dispersion will pick up and windows of volatility will emerge, rather than elongated phases of stress 

    2 years ago
  • PGIM prepares listed credit fund
    PGIM is marketing a ‘flexible’ listed fund, dubbed PGIM Strategic Credit Fund , to invest at least 80% across fixed income

    3 years ago
  • CLO giant casts eye on CSOs with plans to hire credit derivatives trader
    An asset manager with almost $40 billion in CLO investments is looking to hire a credit derivatives trader in Newark in a role which would include coverage of index tranches and CSOs

    4 years ago
  • CLOs at a glance: innovations arrive as year draws to close

    A round-up of CLO performance

    4 years ago
  • US CLO league tables: new issues drive volumes as Morgan Stanley and Citi occupy top two spots
    Two months into 2019 and the US CLO market looks very different to previous years, as the balance of deal origination has changed

    5 years ago

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