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The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) recently published preliminary models that would reduce insurers' risk-based capital
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. is refinancing an existing $426.3 million CLO that was originally issued in December 2022 and pools broadly syndicated loans (BSLs).
The deferred pay structure offers investors a premium over traditional residential transition loan securitizations.
ABS overall should outperform, but risks remain in specific areas
The $300 million offering marks private-market-specialist StepStone's inaugural middle market CLO.
The private, pass-through structure includes elements of both public transactions and those with bank expertise.
Atlas SP structures deal with a "meaningful" concentration of investment properties. Still, it meets investor demand.
After a double-digit increase, analysts expect sectors to continue to grow in 2025, albeit with some credit deterioration.
Barings completed Europe's first middle-market CLO in late November, a €380 million ($395.7 million) transaction arranged by BNP Paribas, that comprised primarily senior middle-market loans residual 13% share of BSLs.
CLO market strength likely to continue in 2025 if the U.S. economic soft landing remains on track.
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