Deep Dive: Euro CLOs offer healthy yields

Supply has surged during 2021

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Elena Rinaldi, portfolio manager of TwentyFour Asset Management, dives into fixed income.

Many investors have long viewed European Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs) as a niche corner of the bond market worthy of little attention. However, given this asset class has traditionally offered a high degree of inflation protection, strong credit performance and a material spread premium to more traditional fixed income assets all at once, we believe it can no longer be ignored. For the uninitiated, these CLOs are bond instruments backed by diverse pools of loans made to companies, normally across different industries, all over Europe. The bonds are split into tranches that can ...

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