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Published on 6/22/2017 in the Prospect News Bank Loan Daily.

Ares, Brigade reset vintage CLOs; new issue demand strong; CLO primary spreads tighten

By Cristal Cody

Tupelo, Miss., June 22 – Two CLO managers repriced vintage CLO deals with the refinancing and new deal pace expected to remain strong, according to market sources on Thursday.

Ares CLO Management LLC refinanced $417 million of notes in a reset of 2013 CLO.

Brigade Capital Management, LLC came to the market to refinance its fifth CLO of the year. The CLO manager reset $458.15 million of notes from a 2015 vintage CLO deal.

Also, the Cavalry CLO III, Ltd./Cavalry CLO III, LLC vehicle plans to refinance its notes and change the collateral manager to Bain Capital Credit, LP from Regiment Capital Management, LLC, according to a trustee notice.

The vehicle would be renamed Bain Capital Credit CLO 2017-2, Ltd./Bain Capital Credit CLO 2017-2, LLC.

Regiment Capital Management issued $411.03 million of notes in the CLO on Dec. 11, 2013.

Bain Capital is formerly known as Sankaty Advisors LP, which in 2015 acquired the management contracts for four portfolios of CLOs totaling $1.6 billion of assets fromRegiment Capital Advisors. The management contracts that were transferred were for Cavalry CLO II, Ltd.,Cavalry CLO III,Cavalry CLO IV, Ltd.andCavalry CLO V, Ltd.
Bain Capital has priced one new CLO and refinanced two vintage CLOs year to date. The Boston-based asset management firm is a subsidiary of Bain Capital LP.

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