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In a CLO, what is the role of the 'Reinvestment Criteria' once the deal enters its amortization phase?
- They permit the manager to redirect interest collections into new loan purchases for an additional two years.
- They tighten meaningfully to ensure the remaining collateral pool continues to satisfy AAA-level quality metrics.
- They compel the manager to liquidate all remaining assets and convert the portfolio entirely to cash within six months.
- They generally cease to be relevant as principal proceeds are passed through to pay down debt rather than being reinvested.
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