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Yield Hunting Part 10: 8%-Plus YTM With MidCap Financial And Its Baby Bond MFICL
MFICL offers a high yield of 8% with decent credit quality, making it an attractive low-duration investment option for yield-hunting investors. MFIC's financial strength is Baa3 equivalent, with strong asset coverage and senior secured loans, but its debt structure is less favorable. The bond is trading above par with a yield to call of 7.5% and a maturity yield of 8.06%.
Yield-Hunting Part 9: GAINI And Its 7.64% Yield To Worst
Focus on low-duration fixed-income products to capitalize on small price deviations, with a preference for 5-year terms callable after 2 years. GAINI, a 7.875% baby bond from Gladstone Investment Corporation, is undervalued compared to other BDC bonds, offering high yield and low expected volatility. GAIN's credit score is adjusted to 8.21, equivalent to Baa1, due to its smaller market cap, low diversification, and high problem loans, yet it remains among higher-quality BDCs.
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Yield Hunting Part 8: 7%+ In 1 Year From Crescent Capital BDC Baby Bonds
Crescent Capital BDC focuses on originating and investing in the debt of private middle-market U.S. companies, aiming for income and capital appreciation. The 5% baby bond FCRX trades at $24.54 with a yield to maturity of 7.16%, offering a 2% higher yield compared to sector benchmarks. CCAP's adjusted credit score equivalent for financial strength is Baa2. It has strong profitability, asset quality, and leverage, though it relies on refinancing unsecured notes.
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Yield Hunting Part 7: Are We Going Too Far With Oxford Square Baby Bonds At 8%+?
We added Oxford Square Capital Corp.'s 6.25% baby bond maturing in 2026 to our portfolio, yielding over 8%, despite inherent risks. OXSQ's credit score is solid among peers. Its strengths are in leverage and problem loans, but its weaknesses are in profitability and debt structure. Compared to ARCC, OXSQ is less diversified and stable, yet offers higher yield spreads, making it a high-risk, high-reward investment.
Yield Hunting Part 6: Trinity Capital Baby Bonds Still Have Some Alpha Left At 7.8%
Trinity Capital offers stable returns through private credit markets, managing $3.8 billion in assets across five business verticals. TRIN's baby bonds, offering yields around 7.88%, are slightly mispriced, presenting a strong investment opportunity. TRIN's credit score, based on our adjusted Moody's methodology, is Baa1 equivalent, indicating strong financial health and a balanced debt structure.
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Yield Hunting Part 5: Assessing Great Elm Capital's 8.9% YTM Bonds
Great Elm Capital Corp. (GECC) offers high-yield baby bonds, trading at an 8.9% yield, despite being one of the riskiest BDCs. GECC's mixed portfolio includes 24% equity and significant short-term treasuries, which add to its credit score despite past financial struggles. GECC's leverage structure, with no secured financing, and a 50% debt/assets ratio aligns with industry norms, making its bonds attractive for high-yield seekers.
Yield Hunting (Part 3): 8.5% In 2 Years From OCCI Preferred Stock OCCIN
The yield curve is normalizing, and we aim for 8%+ yields with low downside deviation in our low-duration portfolio. OCCI has higher leverage and worse credit metrics compared to ECC and OXLC, but its preferred stock, OCCIN, offers an 8.5% YTM. Despite OCCI's lower credibility, OCCIN's low duration and yield make it a viable addition for diversification in our low-duration portfolio.
Yield Hunting Part 4: 8%+ From Runway Growth Finance Baby Bonds
Runway Growth Finance Corp. offers baby bonds with yields above 8%, making them attractive for low-duration portfolios. RWAY's financial strength is comparable to that of investment-grade issuers in the sector. Its profitability and asset coverage are strong, but there are concerns about debt maturities and problem loans. Both bonds trade below par, and their yields are sensitive to market movements; strategic trading can maximize returns.
