The financial crisis was the making of ’em
Some of the largest and best performing CLO managers before the crisis were fairly nimble by today’s standards — but these 1.0 outperformers are now among the biggest names in the industry
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Comment by: Sayed Kadiri. Posted 5 years ago [2018-12-20 12:10:57]