The US CLO market has grown by 6.8% this year, pushing assets under management (AUM) to US$1.03trn. In turn, the US CLO share of the institutional loan market now tops 70%. In comparison, retail loan fund AUM has declined in the past year, falling to US$131bn in November from US$137bn at the same point last year. This leaves the retail loan fund share of the market at 8.9%. It’s not just the US CLO market that has posted growth this year, with European CLO market growing by 9.7% to €225bn.
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