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ARTICLE · 29 JULY 2015

Summary Of Crescent No-Action Letter

On July 17, 2015, the SEC published a no-action letter addressing the effect on the sponsor's credit risk retention requirement of the refinancing of one or more tranches of existing CLO debt...

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On July 17, 2015, the SEC published a no-action letter addressing the effect on the sponsor's credit risk retention requirement of the refinancing of one or more tranches of existing CLO debt, an issue which has been of considerable interest to the CLO sector as it directly affects the utility of the refinancing option in transactions done before the adoption of the credit risk retention rules.  In response to a request submitted by Crescent Capital Group LP, the SEC indicated that under the terms and conditions described in the request, such a refinancing of collateralized loan obligations priced prior to the December 24, 2014 publication of the final credit risk retention rules would not trigger the application of the credit risk retention requirement to the CLO.  In order to be entitled to such treatment, among other things, (i) the refinancing must be completed within four years of the original closing date, (ii) the interest rate of the refinancing notes must be

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