We are delighted to announce that Cognitive Credit has joined our Partner Programme as an ELFA Specialist partner to help inform our members on credit data strategy. Cognitive Credit provides the world’s leading credit investors with specialist data and analytics to form smarter, faster credit views.
Cognitive Credit deliver detailed credit models automatically updated within minutes of earnings release, paired with workflow tools that elevate investors productivity and empower teams to develop more actionable investment ideas – quicker than ever before. With an ever-growing coverage universe that now spans over 1,900 issuers in US and European Investment Grade Bond, High Yield Bond, and Leveraged Loan markets.
By way of introduction, Cognitive Credit are sharing their most recent Quarterly Earnings Summaries, which the covers the key market and sector trends across US and European bond markets – all made possible by the fundamental data processed by their proprietary machine-reading technology. To read these summaries by market, follow the links below:
Our partners help keep our members at the cutting edge of trends in the leveraged finance market including covenants, restructurings and legal and regulatory developments through ELFA Seminar Series events and webinars, reports and Partner resources.
For more information, please visit www.cognitivecredit.com
The European Leveraged Finance Association (ELFA) is pleased to announce an update to its CLO ESG Questionnaire, led by ELFA’s CLO Investor Committee.
The European Leveraged Finance Association (ELFA) is pleased to announce a key development in its CLO Data Engagement initiative, aimed at improving the consistency, transparency, accessibility, and quality of data provided to investors in European CLO transactions.
The European Leveraged Finance Association (“ELFA”), with partner, international law firm Akin, today release the fourth issue of its Transferability Series, focusing on the rapid rise of portability provisions in leveraged finance documentation and the resulting implications for lender rights, transparency, and market standards that can lead to the detriment of lenders and wider market discipline.
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