Basis risk has been on CLO managers’ (and equity holders’) minds. While the focus generally has been on one-month/three-month LIBOR basis, basis questions also have emerged in the SOFR space. Why? Because there is potential that CLO assets (e.g., institutional term loans) might transition from LIBOR to Simple Daily SOFR in Arrears, while CLO liabilities might transition to SOFR Compounded in Arrears. We discuss all below. (Spoiler:The Simple/Compounded SOFR basis is very small and should Shave a marginal impact on CLO equity returns.)
SOFR: Addressing Basis Biases
Downloads
Sorry but this content is only available to certain members. If you believe you have access, try logging in.
- SOFR-basis-January-2020.pdf 189 KB
SOFR: Addressing Basis Biases
188.97 KB
Nice to see you again
WELCOME BACK
Sign in to access your account, manage your downloads, and explore all the features available to you.
Login Account
Enter your credentials to access your account and continue where you left off.