Monday was a tough day for investors and the BDC sector was not spared this time. We review what happened to the sector and individual stocks. Looking forward, we admit to a change in sentiment.
Great Elm Capital suffered a major setback in the IVQ 2021, resulting in major changes in the BDC’s management, strategy, dividend and future capital structure. We discuss everything that has happened and illuminate the way forward.
The major indices fell in week two of the war in Ukraine, but the BDC sector moved up. Individual BDC stock activity was higher than usual, including one player whose price crash and burned.
The major indices fell back on Ukraine concerns, but the BDC sector held strong. We update earnings, NAV Per Share and credit results from two BDCs reporting IVQ 2021 results.
After dropping sharply on Tuesday, the major indices – and the BDC sector – moved up sharply on Wednesday. Many BDCs reported a raft of results, which the BDCs Reporter has been inputting into our proprietary data tables.
The markets – and the BDC sector – remained unsettled by the conflict in Ukraine. Also, 3 BDCs reported results. We provide some highlights and look at what we learned about their credit status. One BDC in particular requires further credit investigation.
The markets remain unsure what to do in the current climate but the BDC sector moved upward. Three BDCs reported results and announced distributions; a major merger was consummated and new unsecured debt raised on a busy day.
A historic week in Europe did not impact the BDC sector much. We run the numbers and take a look at what might happen in the rest of 2022 at a very difficult time for crystal ball gazing.
The BDC Reporter annotates TCG BDC’s earnings conference call transcript, following a successful 2021.
On the first day of war in Europe, investors first despaired and then changed their minds. Also, two BDCs reported results and another announced a distribution.
War in Eastern Europe is now certain and the markets are worried, including the BDC sector. We take a snapshot of where the sector stands. Still, BDC earnings season marches on regardless.
The crisis in Ukraine impacted all the major indices and the BDC sector on Tuesday. Also, two BDCs reported strong results and changes in their distributions. Plus, an underperforming BDC portfolio company is back in the news.
For a second week in a row both the major indices and the BDC sector fall back at the prospect of war in Europe. The BDC Reporter offers details.
The BDC Reporter annotates Sixth Street Specialty’s IVQ 2021 conference call transcript following a very fruitful year. Much is discussed, including the prospects for 2022 in a year where short term rates are expected to soar.
The BDC Reporter has been on a plane so we’re updating two days in one post. The markets – and the BDC sector – went up only to come back down on war fears. Two BDCs reported distributions, which we review in detail.
Both the BDC sector and the major indices were in the black after several days for both in the red, but uncertainty remains. We also report on a prospective new cannabis-related public BDC.
The markets and BDC investors were worried – but not too much – about war in Europe and high inflation. In terms of news, a large cap BDC added a joint venture string to its bow.
We annotate PennantPark Investment’s conference call transcript following an encouraging quarter and examine what may lie ahead for this fast changing veteran BDC.
Unexpected bad news on Friday caused all the indices, including the BDC sector to drop. However, there’s much BDC investors should be grateful for, both in terms of recent performance and in the outlook and not just the prospect of higher rates.
We annotate the latest Investcorp Credit Management conference call transcript and ask the $64,000 question: can current earnings and distribution be sustained much longer ?