Another good week for the BDC Sector and most of its constituents, as the rally marches on. We discuss myriad metrics and look at the length of the runway.
BDC Fixed Income prices drop along with about everything else as rates rise. However, we look beyond to the changes being wrought by BDC enthusiasm for the Small Business Credit Availability Act. This could go any number of ways.
As forewarned earlier in the week, BDC common stocks are in rally mode, and may go higher. The BDC Reporter, though, looks a little further out…
With BDC earnings season almost at the quarter way mark, the BDC Reporter shares some observations and does some plain speaking.
On the cusp of the most interesting Earnings Season in years, BDC stocks remained in a narrow range. We look forward to the debate about extra leverage but also beyond…
Two BDCs hit new lows. We discuss why and what this might tell us about BDC common stocks more generally.
Just in the nick of time BDC common stocks changed direction. Short term bounce or something else ?
BDC common stocks had another tough week. Matters could get worse. Much worse, as we discuss. However, we end on an optimistic note.
There’s no joy to be had in the BDC common stocks sector this week or this year. BDC Fixed Income investors, though, have much to be grateful for.
A retailer files for bankruptcy protection as expected and 4 BDCs face the music of loss of income and likely much higher Realized and Unrealized losses while adding more monies.
Besides publishing two feature News Of The Day articles affecting NMFC and TCRD, the BDC Reporter reviews developments at 4 other BDCs. The principal uniting thread: what’s going to happen to the dividend ?
A major retailer may be headed to bankruptcy. Two publicly traded BDCs are about to do some reckoning.
More on the dysfunction happening in the BDC market. Plus, an expanded and updated Daily News Table and a potential big loss coming to THL Credit.
BDC Exposure: $137mn
BDC exposure: $137mn.
Mood Media has completed its Chapter 15 Canadian restructuring and made the move to a U.S. jurisdiction. Financial challenges remain unchanged.
