Sculptor Capital Management announced the reset of Sculptor CLO XXXII, a $400 million collateralized loan obligation (CLO), marking the firm’s second U.S. CLO reset completed in 2026.
The transaction involves Sculptor CLO 32, a 2024-vintage deal arranged by Societe Generale. The reset establishes a new five-year reinvestment period and a two-year non-call period, providing additional flexibility for portfolio management amid changing credit market conditions.
Sculptor currently manages a global portfolio of CLOs and collateralized bond obligations (CBOs) totaling approximately $12.6 billion in assets across the United States and Europe. Since launching its CLO platform in 2012, the firm has issued 53 CLOs and CBOs across both regions.
As of March 31, 2026, Sculptor managed approximately $22.1 billion in credit assets globally across corporate, asset-based, and real estate credit strategies. The firm’s total assets under management stood at approximately $37 billion.
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“The CLO 32 reset delivered meaningful results— tightening the AAA spread by 36 basis points to S+129 and reducing our overall WACC by 46 basis points. This kind of execution, combined with a refreshed five-year reinvestment period, gives us exactly the flexibility we need to continue managing the portfolio through evolving credit conditions. This transaction reflects the ongoing momentum of our U.S. platform and our continued focus on disciplined portfolio management across market environments. We look forward to building on this activity as the year progresses.”
Josh Eisenberger, Executive Managing Director and Head of U.S. CLO Management, Sculptor Capital Management
