Fundsters with fixed income offerings may face some extra advisor and investor questions this week in between helpings of turkey and stuffing.

Matt Wirz of the Wall Street Journal highlights a resurgence of mutual fund investment into collateralized loan obligations, a security much maligned after the 2008 credit crunch. The WSJ picks in particular on Guggenheim [profile], Highland Capital Management [profile] and Prospect Capital Corp.

The article includes data from Creditflux, Keefe Bruyette & Woods, Lipper and S&P Capital IQ LCD. Experts cited include: Grier Eliasek and Carlynn Finn from Prospect; David Bailin from Citi Private Bank; and Mark Okada from Highland. 

Edited by: Neil Anderson, Managing Editor


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