EU CLO Managers (Performance)

EU Module premium users will gain access to all basic premium content, as well as to EU manager performance reports, including the latest reports on individual investment alpha performance from large and seasoned EU CLO managers. To calculate the total/MV/interest return alpha, we begin by determining the total/MV/interest investment return for each complete period, such as from a deal’s closing date to the most recent reporting date. This is achieved by compounding the portfolio’s monthly (or periodic) total/MV/interest return since the closing date. We then annualise the total/MV/interest portfolio return and compare it with the annualised return of the index. The difference represents the total/MV/interest return alpha, as illustrated here.

EU CLO Managers (Performance)

Post-2013 EU CLO Equity IRRs by Vintage

Drawing from a sample of 87 EU CLO deals that have either been redeemed or are expected to reach full redemption shortly, equity tranches from the 2020, 2022, and 2023 vintages have delivered notable final IRRs, underpinned by robust equity NAV metrics. As illustrated in the table, their average equity NAVs surpassed 100%, underscoring strong performance.

EU CLO Managers (Performance)

EU CLO Manager Report: KKR

To calculate the total/MV/interest return alpha, we begin by determining the total/MV/interest investment return for each complete period, such as from a deal’s closing date to the most recent reporting date. This is achieved by compounding the portfolio’s monthly (or periodic) total/MV/interest return since the closing date. We then annualise the total/MV/interest portfolio return and compare it with the annualised return of the index. The difference represents the total/MV/interest return alpha, as illustrated here.

EU CLO Managers (Performance)

EU CLO Manager Report: Redding Ridge

To calculate the total/MV/interest return alpha, we commence by ascertaining the total/MV/interest investment return for each entire period, such as from a deal’s closing date to the last reporting date. This is accomplished by compounding the portfolio’s monthly (or periodic) total/MV/interest return since the closing date. Subsequently, we annualise the total/MV/interest portfolio return and compare it to the annualised return of the index. The disparity represents the total/MV/interest return alpha depicted here.

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