Home>News & Insights>Insights>EPFR's Summer Market Insights Series: Collateralized Loan Obligation FundsEPFR’s Summer Market Insights Series: Collateralized Loan Obligation Funds EPFR Insights EPFR 16.07.2025 under a minute read Watch the on-demand video and download the presentation deck Join Senior Research Analyst Kirsten Longbottom and Director of Research Cameron Brandt as they kick off EPFR’s Summer Market Insight series with a deep dive into one of the most dynamic areas of the fixed income landscape: Collateralized Loan Obligation (CLO) funds. CLO funds – which invest in securities backed by corporate loans that allow financial institutions to repackage debt into investable instruments – are gaining serious investor traction. After hitting a record $16 billion in inflows in 2024, momentum remained strong into 2025, with an additional $5 billion in January alone – the highest monthly total on record. While flows briefly slowed in March and April, they’ve since returned to positive territory. In this session, you’ll learn: How CLO and bank loan markets are adapting to 18 months of shifting macro conditions Key investor concerns shaping sentiment What the data is signaling for the remainder of 2025 Complete the form below to access the on-demand and presentation: Did you find this useful? Get our EPFR Insights delivered to your inbox. Tags Emerging MarketsJapanRecent Posts Inequality in Malaysia: Kuala Lumpur's high incomes complicate subsidy reform CEIC 14.08.2026 Insights In Malaysia, economic success has been relatively concentrated in several hotspots. Regional income disparity has emerged as a key focus Read More The Shortage Index: measuring global supply-chain disruptions CEIC 14.08.2026 Insights As US-Iran hostilities continue to throttle global energy supplies and reignite inflation, it's a timely moment to add the Shortage Read More AI is reshaping the US labor market, but it's unclear whether it's broadly hitting employment CEIC 14.08.2026 Insights Amid fears that AI will ultimately wipe out wide swathes of white-collar work, it appears that productivity has risen more Read More Sorry, no articles match the current filters. Sorry, no articles match the current search query.