Benefit Street Partners closes third captive US CLO equity fund at $500m
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Commentary: New captives have not been established in Germany for a long time. Now Telekom is getting serious and establishing its own reinsurer. This will further increase the already high interest of German companies in self-insurance. However, a captive boom is rather unlikely here. The hurdles are too high, not only due to regulatory requirements. However, insurers should take note that self-assurance of risks remains an issue for the indust…
Benefit Street Partners closes third captive US CLO equity fund at $500m
Benefit Street Partners (BSP) has closed its third captive US collateralised loan obligation (CLO) equity fund, after securing $500m (£369m) in total equity commitments. BSP CLO Equity III provides the alternative asset management firm, which is a subsidiary of Franklin Templeton, with the capacity to fund up to 20 US CLOs over the next four […] The post Benefit Street Partners closes third captive US CLO equity fund at $500m appeared first on A…
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