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Why Barrow Hanley for CLO Investing

Barrow Hanley employs a specialized CLO investment methodology that evaluates more than 100 distinct factors to identify hidden risks that other market participants routinely overlook. This rigorous, multi-dimensional analysis is positioned as a key differentiator in the CLO asset class. The approach aims to deliver more informed credit selection and risk-adjusted returns for institutional investors.

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By Business Services · · Barrow HanleyCloMajor Investment HousesNick Losey
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Barrow Hanley's CLO process analyzes over 100 factors to surface risks competitors miss.

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The specialized methodology is designed to differentiate their approach in the CLO market.

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Rigorous risk assessment aims to improve credit selection and protect investor capital.

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At Barrow Hanley, we put forth a competitive team that eschews the groupthink of major investment houses. Our in-depth process has been honed over decades touches on 100+ factors to weigh to uncover risks that other market participants may not see. Analyst Nick Losey shares how our firm blends platform, process, and people to build CLO opportunities for outperformance.

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