easy · Asset-Backed Securities
A Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) manager is currently in the 'Reinvestment Period'.
If a leveraged loan in the portfolio is prepaid at par, what is the manager most likely to do with that cash?
- Purchase a new leveraged loan that meets the transaction's eligibility criteria and concentration limits.
- Invest the cash in Treasury bills and hold them until the final maturity of the CLO bonds.
- Distribute cash immediately to the Class A-1 notes to pay down overall structural leverage.
- Pay out the cash as a discretionary 'Incentive Fee' owed to the manager for keeping the loan portfolio steady.
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