Leveraged commodity mutual funds and ETFs are designed to offer magnified exposure to movements in commodity futures prices. These funds aim to achieve a fixed multiple of daily returns compared to their reference...View more Security Type
Leveraged Bank Loan Versus High Yield Bond Mutual FundsHigh Yield BondsLeveraged LoansMutual FundsSince the financial crisis, the markets for Bank Loan (BL) and High Yield Bond (HYB) mutual funds (MFs) have grown significantly, with assets under management i...
Negative externalities of mutual fund instability: Evidence from leveraged loan fundsThomas Mhlmann
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The “retail” market for a syndicated loan consists of banks and, in the case of leveraged transactions, finance companies and institutional investors such as mutual funds, structured finance vehicles and hedge funds. Before formally offering a loan to these retail accounts, arrangers will often ...
iBoxx leveraged loan indices provide insight into the loan market by combining real-time pricing and reference data for loans. The attributes of the syndicated loan market can make performance assessment a complex process. By leveraging our unique loan datasets, we provide independent and objective ...
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Last but not least, leveraged buyouts (LBOs) give investors a powerful method for acquiring businesses by using sizable loan funds. With thorough financial research, active ownership, and a clearly defined exit strategy, LBOs provide the chance for improved returns and wealth creation. Investors can...
Historically, unlike larger and more developed markets such as those in Europe and North America where the combination of insurance and pension funds, mutual funds, retail-focused business development companies and CLO vehicles provide liquidity to the syndicated loan market, Australia and the A...
A leveraged loan is structured, arranged, and administered by at least one commercial or investment bank. These institutions are called arrangers and subsequently may sell the loan, in a process known assyndication, to other banks or investors to lower the risk to lending institutions.1 There ar...