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The Bank for International Settlements estimates that, across the globe, banks held at least $250 billion worth of CLOs at the end of 2018. Last July, one month after Powell declared in a press conference that “the risk isn’t in the banks,” two economists from the Federal Reserve reported that U.S. depository institutions and their holding companies owned more than $110 billion worth of CLOs issued out of the Cayman Islands alone. A more complete picture is hard to come by, in part because banks have been inconsistent about reporting their CLO holdings. The Financial Stability Board, which monitors the global financial system, warned in December that 14 percent of CLOs—more than $100 billion worth—are unaccounted for.
Since 2008, banks have kept more capital on hand to protect against a downturn, and their balance sheets are less leveraged now than they were in 2007. And not every bank has loaded up on CLOs. But in December, the Financial Stability Board estimated that, for the 30 “global systemically important banks,” the average exposure to leveraged loans and CLOs was roughly 60 percent of capital on hand. Citigroup reported $20 billion worth of CLOs as of March 31; JPMorgan Chase reported $35 billion (along with an unrealized loss on CLOs of $2 billion). A couple of midsize banks—Banc of California, Stifel Financial—have CLOs totaling more than 100 percent of their capital. If the leveraged-loan market imploded, their liabilities could quickly become greater than their assets.
How much do you have in the market right now? I hope you're all in and that you think of me right before you kick the chair out from under you, you absolute fucking faggot. :)
in real estate a lot of construction contracts are starting up again after being on pause for the corona. This means heavy equipment, labor, and materials. What stinks do you recommend for getting in on this shit
Cooper Bennett
Not him, but after 3 days of dropping you'd expect at least one day mildly up. Tomorrow being green doesn't confirm this isn't a further drop. Then again, this drop doesn't confirm that we won't be going back to 320. We'll have to see what the weekend holds.
Brody Morales
Futures just got crushed We were +220 on DOW Oil is now down -4%
