I am trying to better educate myself on CLO's and specifically what happens when a loan in a CLO goes into default. Would the "manager" buy that loan to protect the cash flows of the instrument?
If anyone here is on a CLO trading desk and could give the high level on what happens in this instance it would be much appreciated.
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