BeBeez Trading Floor roundup with eToro support about the performances of private capital firms listed on global exchanges.
US listed BDCs (Business Development Corporations), the firms that provide loans and financing facilities to private micaps, recovered from the crash they faced after the government shut down.
However, market operators expect the Federal Reserve to carry on two 25 basis points cuts of the interest rates by the end of 2025. Such a sentiment has been of benefit to corporate lenders which partially recovered the recent weeks market capitalization drop.
The steady yields and dividend flow of BDC shares make them comparable to bonds.
Nyse-listed Main Street Capital (+5.5%) attracted the investors resources as it released good results for 3Q25 (see here a previous post by BeBeez). The stock’s NAV rose by 1.6% from 2Q25 (press release).
Nyse-listed FS KKR Capital (+4.8%), a BDC subsidiary of KKR, said that in 4Q25 it will pay a dividend of 0.70 US Dollars, the same as in 2Q25 (press release).
Nyse-listed real estate and private credit player Blue Owll Capital (+4.8%) attracted the investors interest as rumours say that the firm signed a project financing agreement with Mark Zuckerberg’s Meta for the development of a 30 billion US Dollars worth data center in Louisiana of which the financial firm may own 80%. The spv capital amounts to 2.5 billion while Morgan Stanley heads a pool of lenders that provide the rest of the resources.
Nyse-listed BDC Crescent Capital (+3.8%) benefited from a Raymond James’ upgrade to Buy.
Negative labour market data in the UK, a symptom of a weak business cycle that does not benefit those making illiquid investments in the real economy, affected London-listed Intermediate Capital Group (-9.5%).
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