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Business of Private Credit: Coming Home
Much attention has been paid to the suitability of Matt Damon in the lead role as the wily Odysseus in this summer’s Christopher Nolan blockbuster.
Loan Stats at a Glance - 6/1/2015
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Markit Recap – 5/25/2015
The seemingly never-ending saga around Greece’s EU status continues to drive macro sentiment, but credit investors have also had sector…
Back from the Dead
After a long drought issuers are again accessing the loan market for re-pricings to lower borrowing costs.
Lead Left Interview - Cheryl Carner (Part Two)
This week we continue our conversation with Cheryl Carner, managing director of Crystal Financial LLC. Based in Boston with offices…
Leveraged Loan Insight & Analysis - 5/25/2015
U.S. CLO assets under management (AUM) topped $400 billion in April on the back of continued CLO issuance. This represents…
The Pulse of Private Equity - 5/25/2015
The U.S. is Behind Canada’s PE Surge Last week we talked about the sustained boom of Canadian PE activity, which…
Loan Stats at a Glance - 5/25/2015
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Why Credit Standards Matter (Last of a Series)
One of the fundamental differences between investing in broadly syndicated and middle market loans is the nature of the due…
Lead Left Interview - Cheryl Carner
This week we chat with Cheryl Carner, managing director of Crystal Financial LLC. Based in Boston with offices in Atlanta…
Markit Recap – 5/18/2015
Asian corporates hold up during bond selloff The recent bond selloff in Europe and the US has led to corporate…
Cash Slow
Reported cash flow growth of all institutional loan issuers has slowed from nearly 20% to just over 5% during the…










The New Price is Right
Amid all the wondrous frolicking enjoyed by many this past holiday weekend, we were reminded again of one corollary to…