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Goldman Sachs, its image tarnished by a new subprime-related legal action brought by the government, on Monday made additional comments on the case, including a revelation that it too lost money on the CDO transaction in question.
April 19 -
The CDO at the center of the fraud case against Goldman Sachs is known as ABACUS 2007-AC1, and a class of its debt was cut to 'D' from 'CCC-' by Standard Poor’s in May 2009.
April 16 -
Two weeks after Citigroup priced a $525 million CLO and a week after Orix, Apollo and GSO Blackstone all started arranging their own CLOs, Bank of America Merrill Lynch has begun arranging a $500 million CLO.
April 16 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged Goldman Sachs and one of its vice presidents for defrauding investors by misstating and omitting key facts about a synthetic CDO backed by subprime mortgages.
April 16 -
Good things, it seems come in threes, with three new CLOs in the works. Orix, Apollo Management and GSO Blackstone are arranging the three CLOs, sources said.
April 9 -
Investors selected Prudential Fixed Income to serve as replacement manager for two CLOs: GSC European CDO III SA and GSC European CDO IV SA.
April 8 -
European public CLO issuance has declined to virtually zero from more than €80 billion ($108 billion) in 2007 and Unicredit analysts said there is no progress by way of revitalizing issuance.
April 1 -
Citigroup has priced a $525 million CLO, upsized from $500 million, that will be managed by an affiliate of WCAS Fraser Sullivan Investment Management.
March 31 -
According to Fitch Ratings, 32 corporate synthetic CDO tranches will default following the recent ISDA ruling which called a credit event on Ambac Assurance Corporation.
March 31 -
While the CLO market still struggles to get back on its feet, the bank loan retail mutual fund market appears to be off and running.
March 26