2024-03-20 08:05:00 ET
Summary
- CLOs are backed by a pool of leveraged loans, which are non-investment grade and produce high levels of income that gets distributed to CLO tranche investors.
- Each tranche of a CLO has varying degrees of subordination, which insulates investors from default losses.
- CLOs, in aggregate, experienced a drawdown similar to investment-grade corporate bonds during the COVID selloff.
We discuss three reasons why CLOs have had the most attractive risk-adjusted returns in fixed income over the past decade and look at why active management is essential in mitigating risks. ...
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CLOs: Too Good To Be True?