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Liquidity in CLOS Much Better Than People Think: Kerschner

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•Kerschner stated that liquidity in CLOs is better than commonly believed.
•The statement was made on February 19, 2026, as reported by Bloomberg Markets.

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▸If market participants accept Kerschner's assessment of CLO liquidity investor confidence in CLOs may increase, potentially leading to higher trading volumes and tighter spreads in the CLO market.

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If liquidity in CLOs is better than expected, demand for CLO bonds may increase, supporting prices.

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FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsLiquidity in CLOS Much Better Than People Think: Kerschner

On February 19, 2026, Kerschner publicly stated that liquidity in Collateralized Loan Obligations (CLOs) is significantly better than commonly perceived. This assessment challenges prevailing market concerns about CLO liquidity, which have been a point of uncertainty for investors and financial institutions. Kerschner's comments suggest that the CLO market may be more resilient and accessible, potentially impacting investor confidence and trading activity. Given the importance of CLOs in credit markets, this perspective could influence risk assessments and capital allocation decisions.