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3 Aug 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Dull Summer in CLO Land? Maybe Not

After a hectic first half of the year, most investors, including us, were hoping for a dull summer to recharge our batteries, but it seems there’s no respite from the CLO machine.
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29 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

What We Can Learn From Spread Differentials

It is quite rare that we recommend playing in the very bottom of the credit spectrum because CCC rated bonds are where at least 95% of all defaults come from, and are significantly more volatile than we would like.
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28 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Bank Balance Sheets Continue to Strengthen

We agree that banks are sitting with an abundance of excess capital and will use some of it to repay shareholder support. However, capital buffers will remain elevated for some time to come,
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21 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

A More Volatile Summer Ahead

So far, lockdown restrictions have suppressed each wave of the virus; will the competent authorities have the conviction to see this latest wave through without erring on the side of caution once again?
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16 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Curb Your QE

Whether the Bank of England halts all purchases in August or merely begins to slow the pace of purchasing later in Q4 this year, by 2022, less technical support will exist for gilts.
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13 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

CLO Metrics continue to improve

Based on these metrics, the picture seems rosy, and credit performance looks set to continue through the second half of the year should the main drivers of the recovery remain intact.
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12 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

ESG is Inflationary

As companies and individuals adopt sustainable practices, we believe the potential exists for inflationary consequences.
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6 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Supply points to Selectivity?

Doing the necessary work to understand the difference between companies merely exposed to COVID restrictions and those structurally damaged by them continues to be extremely important.
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5 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Labour Support Tapering Need Not Be Feared

Douglas Charleston examines the health of labour markets across key developed economies and why ABS investors shouldn’t fear the gradual removal of COVID related job support schemes
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2 Jul 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Second time lucky?

It is hard to draw any immediate conclusion from this transaction other than Repsol's notable persistence to obtain sustainable financing.
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30 Jun 2021 TwentyFour Blog

The new mortgage prisoners – the unintended consequences of improving the world

In both instances, the good intentions of the regulator and the authorities are clear… But at the same time both changes have the potential to cause an increasingly undesired side effect.
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29 Jun 2021 TwentyFour Blog

Should We Fear the Repo Men?

Given the magnitude of the amounts involved we do think there is potential for some temporary volatility in the US Treasury market as the volumes change. We will be keeping a keen eye on both in the months ahead.
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