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Five reasons European investors should not overlook U.S. senior loans

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U.S. senior loans, also known as broadly syndicated loans, floating rate loans or bank loans, have shot into prominence since the U.S. Federal Reserve began hiking rates in 2022. Investors have taken notice of the attractive returns and remarkably low volatility provided by the asset class. While this market has grown to $ 1.4 trillion in size, it remains relatively misunderstood and under-owned by investors. In this piece, we provide five compelling reasons loans deserve a seat at the strategic asset allocation table for European investors.

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