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Global credit funds & CLO's
November 2026 • Issue 292
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November 2026 • Issue 292
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Global credit funds & CLOs
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AI contends with market pushback

Artificial intelligence is seeing pushback and causing market volatility. As we go to press, the Democratic party has won both chambers of the US Congress, which at first blush seems a negative for the expansive buildout necessary for the technological rollout that’s been the main driver of economic growth and fuelled existential fears for humanity.
In this issue, we are focusing on guppies (neoclouds) and whales (the frontier labs) and what they mean for credit markets. We also have regulatory changes for insurance firms that portend more cash for the CLO market, infrastructure securitisations and how they are drawing fresh interest, plus developments in tokenisation and hybrid CLOs.
We also have a sharp analysis from Fair Oaks Capital, insights from Hayfin and Investec, and a synopsis of the private equity dealmaking landscape.
Lisa Lee
Managing editor