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The Gallop of Recovery: Dryden 103’s Remarkable Comeback (Updated)

Yesterday, a majority stake of €13.805 million in Dryden 103 Euro CLO 2021 subordinated notes was traded via BWIC. The deal’s performance is noteworthy: it was priced and closed in late 2022 with very wide liability spreads and a sizeable fixed-rate collateral exposure in a rising rate environment. These factors resulted in sub-par distributions until its reset in late 2024, immediately after the non-call period. At the time, the outlook appeared bleak, with equity NAV depressed and distributions running low. Since bottoming out in mid-2023, however, the deal has staged a steady recovery. Equity NAV rose consistently…

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