Monroe Capital: New 52-Week High Reached
Premium Free Activist News Debt Investor Dividend Best IdeasMonroe Capital’s stock price has been moving up sharply of late. We analyze the likely reasons and ask the obvious question: will this continue ?
Monroe Capital’s stock price has been moving up sharply of late. We analyze the likely reasons and ask the obvious question: will this continue ?
Monroe Capital recently announced a quarterly distribution of $0.25. Unfortunately for the BDC’s shareholders that payout may be cut shortly. We explain why and how Monroe may not be alone in this regard.
A Monroe-financed media company has filed for and exited bankruptcy within the space of a few months. We estimate the impact on the BDC’s income and net book value .
We use the example of BDC portfolio company California Pizza Kitchen to discuss the broader subject of restructured investments and the challenge posed to investors by the uncertainty and time frames involved.
All the markets, including the BDC sector, bounced back after two days of red ink. In the news, we discuss two BDCs dividend announcements and continue to review the merger of the two SLR BDCs.
The BDC Reporter undertakes a deep dive into the credit status of Monroe Capital at June 30, 2021.
The indices mostly dropped modestly on Thursday, but the BDC sector was somewhat worse. There was no news to review, but we made progress dissecting a mid-sized BDC’s credit performance status.
BDC sector prices moved in a surprising direction given the across the board drop in the major indices. Also, we review a dividend announcement and identify potentially very good news at a troubled portfolio company of a mid-sized BDC.
Yet another BDC price record; three dividend announcements and some credit news and company updates.
The BDC Reporter contends with an avalanche of BDC earnings reports, but notes very few setbacks. Market prices revive on the general optimism.
Just as BDC earnings season heats up, several other developments occur just as sector prices slump…
At the beginning of a new week, there are a couple of BDC developments to review.
Monroe Capital makes the case for 2021 being better than last year on in its IVQ 2020 conference call. Here are highlights and the BDC Reporter’s views.
Monroe Capital’s second quarter 2020 results were boosted by a one time gain, but progress is undeniable. However, questions remain about what lies ahead.
The famous restaurant chain is the ninth BDC-financed company to file for bankruptcy in July and there are multiple BDCs involved in both the first and second lien debt. Re-published from the BDC Credit Reporter.