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CLO MVOC and CLO Equity NAV Across All Tranches and Vintages

Notably, EU CLO equity NAV metrics surpass those of their US BSL CLO counterparts across all vintages, despite the latter having considerably more diversified underlying portfolios. In particular, the equity NAV metrics of EU CLOs from the 2013–2014 and 2018 vintages are markedly higher than those of their US counterparts.

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Post-2013 EU CLO Equity IRRs by Vintage (Updated)

Overall, based on 97 deals that have already been redeemed or are anticipated to be redeemed, EU CLOs have delivered good performance, with an average equity IRR of 12.5%. This success can be attributed to a combination of factors, including disciplined issuance spurred by risk retention requirements, resets of more seasoned deals such as those from 2014 and 2015, the resilience of the underlying loan performance, the expertise of the managers, favourable CLO liability costs, and attractively priced assets, among others.

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***Insights from Redding Ridge Europe***

According to CLO Research’s independent analysis, RRAM has delivered consistently robust results from both equity and debt perspectives. Here’s a set of interview questions from CLO Research, accompanied by responses from Bhavin Patel, Chief Investment Officer of Redding Ridge Europe.

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EU CLO Managers: Trends and Growth in Collateral AUM with Breakdown by RP (Updated)

Please refer to the table below for a complete list of 70 EU CLO managers and their EU CLO collateral AUM trends since 31 December 2017. As of 31 December 2024, the total EU CLO AUM stands at approximately EUR 245 billion, reflecting a CAGR of about 20% over this period. The second table provides a breakdown of each manager’s AUM, organized by reinvestment period (RP) as of 31 December 2024. The third table highlights the ten fastest-growing managers by notional AUM annually since December 2017. The fourth table shows the average annual AUM growth in notional terms for each manager since the closing of their first deal.

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EU CLOs: Annualised Prepayment Rates During Post-RP by Manager

CLO equity investors generally prefer slower prepayment rates in the early years after the reinvestment period, as this helps sustain favourable leverage within the structure and supports more efficient funding costs. Moreover, it provides equity investors with additional time to assess the optimal call timing, which has proven particularly valuable in today’s robust market environment. For instance, a deal that exited its reinvestment period in 2022 and experienced a very rapid post-reinvestment period annual prepayment rate, leading to significant deleveraging, would have been under greater pressure to be called at a time when market conditions were less favourable than they are today.

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