Certificate of completion issued to
Alen Halilovic
For completing
Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs) Pathway
Completion date
06 Aug 2026
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About Collateralised Loan Obligations (CLOs) Pathway
10 Learning modules
2 hours of learning
4.9 rating
Competent level
Most people who have heard of CLOs, or collateralised loan obligations, will have heard of them in the context of the financial crisis of 2007 and 2008. However, whilst collateralised debt obligations, of subprime mortgages have vanished entirely following the crisis, CLOs have strengthened. In this pathway, you will learn the basics of a CLO: why CLOs exist, how CLOs are managed, and what protections are in place to protect the investment.
In this pathway
Understand the basics of CLOs
Learn why CLOs exist
Understand how CLOs are managed
Pathway experts
Mike Peterson
Structured Products Expert
Mike is a financial journalist and he has reported on CLOs since their earliest days. In 2001 Mike founded Creditflux, a trade publication for the credit market. Mike left Creditflux at the start of 2020 and is now an independent investor in media businesses.
Christos Danias
Credit and Structured Finance Expert
Christos has worked in structured finance for over 20 years. He started out as a securitisation structurer and later worked at Credit Suisse. There, he transitioned into CLOs and ended up running BNP’s primary CLO business until the financial crisis. After a stint setting up a paddleboard business, Christos went back to work as a trader and sales, focusing on CLOs primarily.
Ian Robinson
Structured Finance Expert
Ian started work in the securitisation market in the late 1990’s after finishing his PhD in Law. He split his time in the market between structuring transactions and investing in them. Ian now works as a consultant, advising Financial Institutions and Government bodies on all aspects of structuring, trading and the structured credit markets.