CDOs

A policy fight is threatening the recovery of collateralized loan obligations [CLOs] in Europe.

Delayed draw features, which allow CLO managers to avoid paying noteholders until deals are invested, have gained momentum.

The Carlyle Group issued a $461.5 million collateralized loan obligation dubbed Carlyle Global Market Strategies 2013-3, according to a Standard & Poor’s presale report.

Trimaran Advisors, a wholly-owned subsidy of KCAP Financial, is planning a $426.3 million collateralized loan obligation called Catamaran CLO 2013-1.

LCM Asset Management priced a $418 million collateralized loan obligation, bringing issuance for the year to $40.6 billion.

Prudential Investment Management is planning a $379 million collateralized loan obligation of floating-rate notes, according to a pre-sale from Standard & Poor's.

Analysts at Barclays forecast a total of €46 billion ($61 billion) in publicly-placed securitization issuance for 2013, according to their mid-year outlook.

CVC Credit Partners is marketing a $600 million collateralized loan obligation, according to Moody’s Investors Service.

SNL reports that, in some cases, it’s not just the attractive yield or familiarity with the asset class, but a desire for exposure to the commercial loan backing these securities.

The Structured Finance Industry Group has hired Falcon Capital Advisors as well as a consultancy run by Kristi Leo to help it attract new members and pursue its legislative agenda.

A policy fight is threatening the recovery of collateralized loan obligations in Europe.

GoldenTree Asset Management is joining the list of U.S.-based CLO managers marching to Europe.

American Money Management Corp.’s latest collateralized loan obligation includes a $240 million delayed draw tranche, according to Fitch Ratings.

GLG Ore Hill and Anchorage Capital are each planning a $400 million collateralized loan obligation.

The Carlyle Group priced a 300 million collateralized loan obligation, demonstrating that regulatory concerns haven't shut the European pipeline down.

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Anchorage Capital is prepping a $412 million collateralized loan obligation, according to Fitch Ratings.

European collateralized loan obligations issued pre-financial crisis are nearing the end of their reinvestment periods, yet the maturities of the loans that serve as collateral continue to shift further out into the future.