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Unlike the fast and furious movers in public equities, private credit delivers steady income streams
1 month ago
With little way out short of refinancings or company sales, portfolio construction is everything in private credit. How loans perform reflects directly into investor returns. -
Fed members need to restore their credibility, which could translate into excessive tightening
1 year ago
Rising wages have boosted spending and GDP — but the party can’t last forever -
"Rules require 5% risk retention, but for first loss CRS that is not enough"
2 years ago
PGGM's Mascha Canio takes our credit quiz -
"In some ways, CLOs resemble a quirky, cottage industry more than a trillion-dollar market"
3 years ago
CLO volumes outstanding have passed $1 trillion, but index omission and private placements are holding us back -
"Don’t buy loans for the floating rate component alone"
3 years ago
Loomis Sayles' Matt Eagan takes our credit quiz -
CLOs are pricing with an acronym premium rather than an illiquidity premium
John Popp of Credit Suisse Asset Management takes our credit quiz
5 years ago -
Experience has taught me to be sceptical of second lien loans
5 years ago
Alex Jackson takes our credit quiz -
No one knows when the next downturn will come, but for now we can hope for a soft landing
6 years ago
Our columnist, Churchill Asset Management's Randy Schwimmer, addresses the question that is baffling credit market participants: exactly where are we in the credit cycle? -
Loan defaults will stay below 2% for some time
8 years ago
Eagle Point’s Tom Majewski takes our credit quiz -
Hold your nose and buy the recap – sometimes
9 years ago
They are as welcome as a visit from the in-laws, but dividend recap loans perform no worse than others -
Credit due - Who wants to make revolvers?
9 years ago
Regulation is pushing US banks out of the leveraged loan market. That's a problem for borrowers who need revolving credits -
We look at where the bonds will be in a year
9 years ago
III Capital Management's Lester Coyle takes our credit quiz -
We like legacy deals that are hard to understand
10 years ago
Scio Capital's Greg Branch takes our credit quiz -
Wolseley - Hone your skills in social (and antisocial) media
12 years ago
Talking your book has become a lot easier. And so has harpooning your rivals -
Wolseley - Regulator’s funny ideas could get us all in trouble
14 years ago
If the regulator brings in caps on lending we’d better be ready for the unintended consequences -
Viewpoint - A new world is in sight
14 years ago
Mark Hale predicts a short-term correction but is optimistic that structured credit will see a broad revival next year -
Fishknife - Stopping the start-ups
14 years ago
It’s hard to say no when banks with big balance sheets ask you to come and put them to work -
Wolseley - We must get better at restructuring
14 years ago
Managers shouldn’t stand on the sidelines when companies breach their covenants -
Fishknife: Building a binary model for credit risk
15 years ago
Fishknife: Building a binary model for credit risk -
Viewpoint: Looking for the bottom
15 years ago
With the global economic turmoil showing few signs of ending, we asked a group of leading credit fund managers what they expect to happen to credit in 2009 Q What will happen to credit spreads/prices in 2009?
Thomas Finke: No one ever really knows where spreads and prices are going - just take a look at what people were saying at the end of 2007. Many hoped that the market decline that began in 2007 would find a bottom in 2008. Instead, credit markets have experienced even greater spread and price deterioration, especially over the last couple months. As we face 2009, we can hope that credit markets stabilise, but we do not know for sure. -
Mark it down – and get to the new market first
16 years ago
2008 is set to be the year of restructuring. But not everyone is ready for change -
Oh! F****!
17 years ago
You know the game is up when the rating agencies start using the ‘F’ word -
Fishknife: Back to the wild frontier
20 years ago
Fishknife: Back to the wild frontier -
Talking point: Back to brokerage
21 years ago
Talking point: Back to brokerage -
Talking point: Let there be junk
22 years ago
Talking point: Let there be junk
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