BeBeez Trading Floor roundup with eToro support about the performances of private capital firms listed on global exchanges.
The geopolitical tension in Iran and the Middle East increased the volatility for commodities, inflation and interest rates. Investors are therefore channelling resources into private capital firms that are paying dividends and whose management is carrying on buybacks such as NYSE-listed BlackRock TCP (+6.7%), a lender to mid-market companies whose market capitalization experienced a technical rebound. The firm benefited of the 7 April, Tuesday, cease-fire announcement for the war in Iran and the 6 April, Monday, failure of the investors launch of a Class Action for the drop of the company’s Net Asset Value in January 2026. Truce news from Iran also supported the performance of NYSE-listed Ares Commercial Real Estate (+5.5%).
Milan-listed Italmobiliare (+6.3%) attracted market participants’ money because of the shares buyback that the significant discount to NAV (50%) at which the shares are currently trading is currently supporting (press release). Furthermore, the firm’s managers proposed to pay a dividend of 1.1 euros per share in light of 2025 results.
The directors of Stockholm-listed Investor AB (+5.4%), the former Wallenberg family office that owns Atlas Copco and ABB, proposed to pay a 5,60 Swedish kronor per share dividend. Market participants have also positive expectations ahead of the 21 April, Tuesday, 1Q26 results release.
Frankfurt-listed Mutares market capitalization is still dropping after the firm announced on 1 April, Wednesday, the launch of a capital increase of 105 million euros to finance sustained growth in investments in USA (see here a previous post by BeBeez).
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